Where Excellence is Expected

Fort Collins

High School

Where Excellence is Expected

Where Excellence is Expected

Military and ASVAB Testing

Military Information & Career Exploration

Fort Collins High School is committed to helping students explore all postsecondary opportunities, including military service, college, career training, and other pathways.

Students interested in serving in the United States Armed Forces can explore the military branches, connect with recruiters, and learn about career opportunities and enlistment requirements using the resources below.

Military Branches & Recruiting Contacts

Military Branch Recruiting Contact
U.S. Army cole.r.lang.mil@army.mil
Colorado Army National Guard daniel.p.wayland.mil@army.mil
U.S. Navy milo.e.malinchalk.mil@us.navy.mil
U.S. Marine Corps eli.croy@marines.usmc.mil 
U.S. Coast Guard elizabeth.R.Trent@uscg.mil
U.S. Air Force mikalya.dumsick@us.af.mil
U.S. Space Force mikalya.dumsick@us.af.mil
Colorado Air National Guard nicholas.moore.26@us.af.mil
Wyoming Air National Guard tristin.noble@us.af.mil

Students and families are encouraged to contact recruiters directly for information about eligibility, career opportunities, scholarships, training, and military service commitments.

ASVAB Career Exploration Program (CEP)

The ASVAB Career Exploration Program is a FREE career planning resource designed to help high school students identify their strengths, discover career interests, and explore future opportunities.

Students do not need to be interested in military service to participate.

The program helps students better understand their abilities, interests, and work values while identifying career pathways that may be a good fit.

Career Exploration Resources

Students participating in the ASVAB CEP have access to:

Following the assessment, students can participate in career exploration activities, review their results, and receive guidance to better understand their postsecondary options.

ASVAB & Graduation Readiness

A qualifying Armed Forces Qualification Test (AFQT) score of 31 or higher can satisfy Poudre School District's College and Career Academic Readiness Measure associated with graduation capstone requirements.

ASVAB results may also be used for military entrance purposes when students meet applicable eligibility requirements.

Student Privacy

Fort Collins High School participates in the ASVAB CEP as an Option 8 testing site.

Under Option 8, student scores are provided to the student and designated school representatives and are not automatically released to military recruiters.

Students interested in military service may choose to share eligible results with recruiters.

Spring 2027 ASVAB Testing at FCHS

Registration is now open!

Fort Collins High School will offer the Spring 2027 ASVAB Career Exploration Program for interested students in grades 10–12.

  • Date: Friday, January 22, 2027
  • Time: 9:00 AM – 12:00 PM
  • Location: FCHS Front Office
  • Testing Format: Computer-Based Adaptive Assessment
  • Eligibility: Students in Grades 10–12
  • Cost: FREE

How to Register

Interested students should visit Student Services and register with Ms. Jones.

Registration will remain open until all available testing spots are filled.

For questions or additional information, please contact:

Brett Fedor
Email: bfedor@psdschools.org

Learn more about the ASVAB Career Exploration Program.

Class of 2027 – Military Commitments

Are you planning to join the military after graduation? We want to celebrate you!

Fort Collins High School is proud to recognize students who choose to serve our country following graduation.

Class of 2027 seniors who have committed to a branch of the United States Armed Forces are encouraged to complete our Military Commitment Form so we can recognize their accomplishments and future plans.

Submit Your Class of 2027 Military Commitment

Thank you to all of our future service members for their commitment to serving our country.

Department Team

Department Leader

Carson Huelle

PSD does not unlawfully discriminate on the basis of race, color, creed, religion, national origin, ancestry, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, gender expression, marital status, veteran status, age or disability in access or admission to, or treatment or employment in, its programs or activities. A lack of English speaking skills will not be a barrier to admission or participation.