Doing well in all your courses increases your opportunities after high school.

Talk with your parents and teachers about your plans for the future.

The ASVAB can be used to fulfill graduation pathway requirements.  Be sure to complete the Post-Test Career Interest Inventory - it is a fantastic tool to learn more about military and non-military careers that you might be interested in. 

This will help you prepare for the SAT, and help you know what you can do to strengthen your scores.

Attend the FC C9 presentation, field trip, and open house

Re-center yourself by looking at your Matchmaker results.  If you’re still interested in those results, move forward with saving your careers and looking toward colleges if that applies to your career options.

 Schedule courses that align with your career interests, diploma type and plans for the future.

Look at admissions/acceptance requirements for colleges, technical schools, military branches, and careers you're interested in

Continue with school and extracurricular activities as well as volunteer hours for potential scholarships.  Keep complete records of these activities.  Consider asking for a reference letter.

Keep track of your activities and educational accomplishments including awards or certifications