Juniors

Junior year is pivotal if attending college is your goal.  This is the time to start thinking about career choices, preparing for and completing the standardized testing that will be required for college admission, and to begin visiting campuses.  This is also the time to discuss with your family what finances may be available to you to pay for college, and to think about potential sources of financial aid or scholarships. It is very important to keep your grades up during junior year.  The college planning guide can help you keep track of your admission test scores and application processes. 

SENIOR PLANNING GUIDE 

Top colleges and universities are looking for students who have excelled academically despite financial hardship, and they partner with QuestBridge to find students like you. If you are a high-achieving high school junior from a low-income background, the College Prep Scholars Program can equip you with knowledge, confidence, and resources to connect with the nation's most sought-after colleges. 

To sign up and review academic standards:

https://www.questbridge.org/high-school-students/college-prep-scholars/who-should-apply 

Creating a Parchment Account- https://vimeo.com/showcase/9672793/video/729325658

Sending a Transcript- https://vimeo.com/showcase/9672793/video/730504159 

Fire Science Information  

NCAA Information  

1. Go to your School Counseling Department

2. Get Planned Absence Form

3. Get form signed 1 week before your date of visit

4. The form must be signed by all the following people

   1. 1. 1. Teacher

         2. Parent

         3. Assistant Principal

         4. School Counselor

5. Return the form to Attendance Office A214

6. Student will be given the College Visitation Form

7. When the College Visitation Form is brought back signed the Attendance Office will then change the Excused absence to College Visit

Students are allowed 2 college days in a year