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Working to make sure your ACT and SAT are at their best for college? Trying to become a Governor Scholar or National Merit Scholar?
Working to make sure your ACT and SAT are at their best for college? Trying to become a Governor Scholar or National Merit Scholar?
Take the PSAT for $18!
Take the PSAT for $18!
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¿Trabajando para asegurarse de que su ACT y SAT estén en su mejor momento para la universidad? ¿Tratando de convertirse en un Becario del Gobernador o un Académico al Mérito Nacional? ¡Tome el PSAT por $
¿Trabajando para asegurarse de que su ACT y SAT estén en su mejor momento para la universidad? ¿Tratando de convertirse en un Becario del Gobernador o un Académico al Mérito Nacional? ¡Tome el PSAT por $
Students in 10th and 11th grade can take the new PSAT/NMSQT and PSAT 10 to measure readiness for college, access scholarships, and practice for the SAT. Sophomore and Juniors who want to qualify for Governor’s Scholars Program need to take this test.
Please see your counselor for more information about signing up!
Check out this Sophomore Only Scholarship! KHEAA Promote Your School
The Sophomore Checklist!
The Sophomore Checklist!
The sophomore year is critical in exploring your future plans. Decide what you want to do in the future and research your options. Think about what careers might be right for you. Learn about those careers and their educational requirements. Use this checklist to help you navigate through your sophomore year:
Take the PSAT test (fall) as a practice for when it really counts, next year
Use the Internet to start looking at colleges through their website.
Get a job (baby sit, mow lawns, etc.)
Job shadow” someone who does what you think you’d like to do (that means follow them around for a day).
Get involved in extracurricular activities (sports, clubs, organizations, etc.)
Volunteer in your community (colleges are interested in learning about how you serve your community).
Explore careers and job opportunities in those careers.
Study hard and do well in school—Remember, your grades will count toward college and will show up on your official transcript.
Get to know your high school counselors and let them get to know you and your goals, career aspirations, schools you are considering, etc.
Talk to your friends about what they plan to do after high school.
Talk to your parents about your goals and plans.
Remember the skills learned in high school can help you prepare for the next step in life.
¡La lista de verificación de segundo año!
El segundo año es fundamental para explorar sus planes futuros. Decide qué quieres hacer en el futuro e investiga tus opciones. Piense en qué carreras podrían ser adecuadas para usted. Aprenda sobre esas carreras y sus requisitos educativos. Use esta lista de verificación para ayudarlo a navegar a través de su segundo año:
Tome la prueba PSAT (otoño) como una práctica para cuando realmente cuente, el próximo año.
Use Internet para comenzar a buscar universidades a través de su sitio web.
Conseguir un trabajo (niñera, cortar el césped, etc.)
Job shadow" alguien que hace lo que crees que te gustaría hacer (eso significa seguirlos por un día).
Participar en actividades extracurriculares (deportes, clubes, organizaciones, etc.)
Ofrézcase como voluntario en su comunidad (las universidades están interesadas en aprender cómo sirve a su comunidad).
Explore carreras y oportunidades de trabajo en esas carreras.
Estudie mucho y le vaya bien en la escuela: recuerde, sus calificaciones contarán para la universidad y aparecerán en su expediente académico oficial.
Conozca a sus consejeros de la escuela secundaria y permítales conocerlo a usted y sus metas, aspiraciones profesionales, escuelas que está considerando, etc.
Habla con tus amigos sobre lo que planean hacer después de la escuela secundaria.
Habla con tus padres sobre tus metas y planes.
Recuerde que las habilidades aprendidas en la escuela secundaria pueden ayudarlo a prepararse para el siguiente paso en la vida.
We're excited to welcome you back to SHS for another academic year filled with learning, growth, and achievement. As you embark on this new journey, we wanted to provide you with a helpful timeline to stay on track and make the most of your time.
We're excited to welcome you back to SHS for another academic year filled with learning, growth, and achievement. As you embark on this new journey, we wanted to provide you with a helpful timeline to stay on track and make the most of your time.
Week 1: Set Your Goals
Review your syllabus: Familiarize yourself with course expectations, assignments, and due dates.
Set specific goals: Determine your academic targets for the semester, whether it's improving your grades in a particular subject or challenging yourself with new coursework.
Create a study schedule: Plan regular study times that fit your schedule and commit to sticking to it.
Week 2: Establish Good Study Habits
Find a quiet study space: Identify a place where you can focus without distractions.
Utilize effective study techniques: Experiment with different study methods, such as flashcards, mind maps, or practice tests, to find what works best for you.
Join study groups: Collaborate with classmates to discuss concepts, ask questions, and stay motivated.
Week 3: Seek Help When Needed
Don't hesitate to ask questions: If you're struggling with a concept, don't be afraid to ask your teacher or classmates for help.
Take advantage of tutoring resources: Our school offers tutoring services and after-school programs to provide additional support.
Utilize online resources: Explore online resources, such as educational websites and videos, to supplement your learning.
Weeks 4-12: Stay Organized and Focused
Keep a planner: Use a planner or digital calendar to track assignments, due dates, and important events.
Manage your time effectively: Prioritize tasks and allocate time accordingly to avoid procrastination.
Take care of yourself: Ensure you're getting enough sleep, eating healthy, and managing stress to optimize your performance.
Remember, your success is our priority. By following this timeline and implementing effective study strategies, you can set yourself up for a successful and rewarding academic year.
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