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Everything you need to know about CCMR
What is CCMR?
What is CCMR?
The CCMR-related programs, curriculum, and resources help you develop essential readiness skills, significantly enhancing your chances for postsecondary success, whether you plan to attend college, start a career, or join the military after graduation.
College
College
Career
Career
Military
Military
Your Path to CCMR
Your Path to CCMR
Students will earn a College Readiness Benchmark point for meeting or exceed the following scores in the listed categories:
Students who meet or exceed the following scores earn a CCMR point:
ELA: Math:
SAT: 480 SAT: 530
ACT: E+R- 40 ACT: 22 TSIA2: 945+5(Essay) TSIA2: 950
3 or higher on any AP exam
Dual Credit:
3 hours of DC English
3 hours of DC Math
9 hours DC in any subject
On Ramps:
Successful completion
of any OnRamps course
Students will earn a Career and Military Readiness Benchmark point for completing one of the following:
Class of 2025: Two credits in a CTE pathway & one Industry Based Certification (IBC)
Class of 2026: Three credits in a CTE pathway & one IBC
Class of 2027 & beyond: Four credits in a CTE pathway & one IBC
Other Opportunities:
Earn a level 1 or 2 certification in a CTE program
Earn an Associates Degree
Students with a completed IEP who have demonstrated self-employment with self-help skills to maintain employment.
Students with a completed EP who have demonstrated mastery of specific employability & self-help skills that do not require public school services.
Students with a current IEP who are on track to graduate on the Foundation Program with Endorsements
Students who decide to enlist in the Armed Forces or Texas National Guard
Benefits of CCMR
Benefits of CCMR
Students with CCMR Ready status may...
Save Time & Money
Save Time & Money
SAVE TIME & MONEY
Graduates will not have to take remedial classes in college!
Find, Acquire, Maintain & Grow Within A Career
Find, Acquire, Maintain & Grow Within A Career
Students have the essential skills to embark on a meaningful career after graduation. Career ready graduates can also enroll in additional postsecondary training without the need for remediation.
Choose to Enlist in the Military
Choose to Enlist in the Military
Graduates are prepared if they choose to commit to enlistment with the United States military.
Be Eligible for an Off Period
Be Eligible for an Off Period
CCMR ready juniors/seniors may be eligible and allowed to have early/late arrivals.
How Can Parents Support Their Child?
Guiding Test Preparation
Support students in preparing for standardized tests like the SAT, ACT, by utilizing resources pushed out by the high school, enrolling them in prep courses, and taking advantage of free opportunities offered by AHHS
Exploring College & Career Pathways
Attend CCMR events hosted by AHHS, such as college fairs, career expos, and informational sessions about military pathways
Encouraging Course Rigor
Help students choose challenging coursework such as Advanced Placement (AP), Dual Credit, or Career and Technical Education (CTE) courses that align with their future goals
Assisting with College Applications
Help students research colleges, write essays, meet deadlines, and complete the FAFSA/TASFA for financial aid
Encouraging Extracurricular Involvement
Support students in joining leadership programs, internships, or community service opportunities that enhance their applications
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