Seniors, it is time for your 12th Grade College and Career Readiness Meetings. These meetings will be held September 3 through October 15. Please make an appointment with your counselor using the links below or by calling the Counseling Center at 385-646-5421. Parents are invited and encouraged to attend. We will make sure you are on track for graduation, as well as discuss college applications, scholarships, financial aid, career resources, and more. See you soon!
High school transcripts for college applications, scholarship applications, etc., can be requested at www.parchment.com.
College transcripts (with earned college credit through CE classes) can be ordered directly through the college. College credits do not appear on the high school transcript.
ACT or SAT scores will need to be ordered through www.act.org or www.sat.org. Test scores do not appear on the high school transcript.
AP Scores will need to be ordered directly through your AP account on www.collegeboard.org. College credits earned from AP exams do not appear on the AP score report and need to be requested separately through the college.
Skyline will be offering the PSAT/NMSQT (Preliminary SAT/National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test) on October 29th to interested juniors. We have a limited number of tests so please register early to secure your seat.
The PSAT/NMSQT is a practice version of the SAT that helps students prepare for future college entrance exams, provides valuable feedback on strengths and areas for improvement, and connects students with scholarship opportunities.
IMPORTANT PSAT/NMSQT DATES:
Tuesday, September 16 at 8am - Registration Opens. To register, purchase the $18 exam through the Parent Portal in Focus.
Tuesday, September 30 at 3pm – Registration Closes - or sooner if exams are sold out before then.
Friday, October 10 at 7:30am – Mandatory Digital Readiness Check. Bring your Chromebook. Digital readiness check is required to test and to be eligible for the National Merit Scholarship.
Wednesday, October 29 at 7am – PSAT/NMSQT exam. Arrive at the testing center (room 1401) at 7am with a fully charged Chromebook, photo ID, pen/pencil. Optional: approved calculator, snack
https://satsuite.collegeboard.org/practice/build-your-study-plan
Coming Soon!
If you need to speak to a mental health expert for yourself or a friend, please use the SafeUT app, or call the Huntsman Mental Institute Warmline (801-857-1055) or the Stabilization & Mobile Response Team (1-833-SAFE-FAM). Through the SafeUT app, you have free 24/7 access to licensed counselors who provide crisis intervention and emotional support.