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Sophomore Next Guide
Sophomore Next Guide
23 - 24 Sophomores-Next-Guide.pdf2024-2025 10th Grade Course Sheet.pdfDid you know you can start participating in Dual Enrollment next year and/or your Senior year? Go to the Dual Enrollment page to learn what may be available so you can plan your courses accordingly or to make sure you are eligible when the time comes!
Want to take the ACT?
Want to take the ACT?
The ACT is not required sophomore year, but it doesn't hurt to take it this year if you'd like! Here are some things to know:
the ACT is required for graduation
many colleges use your ACT score for part of the admissions and financial aid process
it's typically offered 7 times a year
students can take the ACT up to 12 times throughout HS
many institutions "superscore", meaning they take the highest of each subscore to calculate your superscore ACT
Click on the ACT logo to the left to be taken to ACT's website.
Wondering what a good score would be your 10th grade year? Click on the article to the left.
Still deciding if taking the ACT now is right for you? Click the article to the left to help you decide.
Want even more info, like practice tests and test dates? Click here!
The Tennessee Governor's Schools provide eleven challenging and high-intensity programs for rising 11th and 12th grade students nominated by high school faculty. Each school offers a unique learning environment for students interested in the arts, humanities, agriculture science, STEM programs, advanced mathematics, physics, leadership, international studies, Tennessee history, or potential teaching careers. Students interested in participating in a Governor's School should obtain the application from a high school administrator, school counselor, or other faculty member. Applications, submission information, and critical deadlines will be posted on the webpages of each individual Governor’s Schools site.
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