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Military Contacts
Considering enlisting in a military branch? Check out what you should know before you join the military and use the links below to explore the various paths and to connect directly with our local recruiters.
U.S. Air Force -SSGT Ashley George // ashley.george.1@us.af.mil // Call or Text 512-589-0396
U.S. Army - SGT Ryan E. Johnson // ryan.e.johnson70.mil@army.mil // Call or Text 512-201-7678
U.S. Coast Guard - Chief Rumsey // 817-522-8933
U.S. Marines - SGT Caleb Garcia // caleb.garcia@marines.usmc.mil // Call or Text 512-470-3324
U.S. Navy - Navy Talent Scout Justin Tolbert // Call or Text 512-318-5661
Texas Army National Guard - SSG O. D. Ogbeide // osaze.d.ogbeide.mil@army.mil // Call 512-431-5689
ASVAB
WHAT IS THE ASVAB?
WHAT IS THE ASVAB?
The Armed Services Vocational Aptitude Battery test is a multiple choice assessment of a student's aptitudes, administered by the United States Military Entrance Processing Command, used to determine qualification for enlistment in the United States Armed Forces. It is often offered to American high school students when they are in the 10th, 11th, and 12th grades, though anyone eligible for enlistment may take it.
WHY TAKE THE ASVAB?
WHY TAKE THE ASVAB?
An ASVAB score is required for entrance into any military branch.
Primarily, students take the ASVAB as a career exploration exercise. The ASVAB assess a student's natural aptitude. Once you have the results, a series of potential careers that match your aptitude and interests are provided to you. This is a great starting point for guiding your academics toward a specific career or work goal.
2025-26 ASVAB Dates at GHS
Wednesday, November 5, 2025 @ 9:00 AM in the Lecture Hall
Wednesday, March 11, 2026 @ 9:00 AM in the Lecture Hall
Sign up HERE to take the ASVAB
You will be contacted with additional information closer to the test date.
SO, I DECIDED TO TAKE THE ASVAB. WHAT'S NEXT?
SO, I DECIDED TO TAKE THE ASVAB. WHAT'S NEXT?
1) Want to start preparing for the ASVAB? See suggestions for how to prepare (including strategies for taking the ASVAB).
2) Take an ASVAB Practice test.
3) Once you receive your results, (usually about a week after the assessment) learn how to understand your ASVAB Results (including video).
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