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REQUIRED! Please complete the 25/26 Mason High School Bus Registration!
Welcome, Class of 2029, to Mason High School!
Welcome, Class of 2029, to Mason High School!
This page is dedicated to resources designed for our incoming freshman to help with the transition to high school scheduling! We look forward to working with you!
Please feel free to reach out to you future counselor with any questions!
Scheduling Timeline for Rising 9th Grade Students:
January 28 - MHS counselors will meet with 8th graders @ MMS
January 28 - Parent Meeting at 7 pm in the MHS Auditorium
January 31 - February 6 - Enter Course Requests in the student’s HAC (Home Access Center) account
February 10 - Verification Letters distributed to rising 9th grade students at MMS
February 13 - In-person counselor verification for rising 9th grade students at MMS - bring completed and signed Verification Letter with you!
March 7- Final deadline for ALL course request changes
On January 28th, MHS counselors will be presenting scheduling information to rising 9th grade students during their math class. A parent presentation will take place that evening, 1/28, for students and families at 7PM in the MHS Auditorium.
Steps to Scheduling:
Steps to Scheduling:
REQUIRED! Additional Step for Scheduling for 25/26 School Year:
ALL students must complete the William Mason High School Bus Registration for the 2025-2026 school year. Please indicate if you will be a DAILY bus rider, EMERGENCY USE only bus rider, or if you will not use bussing at all next school year. If you select emergency use only, you will have a place on a school bus when needed. This information will help transportation accurately assign bus routes.
Review the Scheduling Presentations listed above.
Choose courses from the Course Selector Form for 2025-2026 School Year.
We encourage students to consider the following when selecting courses for the upcoming school year:
Balance - It is important to find balance between your academics, extra-curricular activities and other commitments.
Rigor - Students should feel academically challenged each year of high school.
Career Interests - The MHS Program of Studies includes career pathway information and suggested courses.
Enter course selections for 2025-2026 into Home Access Center (HAC).
Home Access Center will be open for incoming freshman from January 31st to February 6th.
Important! Students must be logged into their student HAC account in order to enter course requests.
Pay close attention to course codes when entering requests.
Receive Student Course Requests Verification form and review with parent/guardian.
Students will receive a printed copy of the courses they select in Home Access Center (HAC) through the MMS LA classes on Monday, February 10th. Students are asked to take that Student Course Requests Verification form home to review with their parent/guardian and then return it to school to be collected by the MHS Counselors.
REMINDER: List FIVE alternate course selections on the back of your Student Course Requests Verification form.
You will not enter alternates into Home Access Center.
If you select a popular world language, please be prepared to provide an alternate world language in the event that there is not an open seat in your initially requested course.
You will turn in your Student Course Requests Verification form (with a parent signature) to your MHS counselor during your verification meeting.
5. Verification Meetings will be held with MHS counselors on February 13th.
Please remember to bring your signed Student Course Requests Verification form! MHS Counselors use this information to create full schedules for students over the summer.
Useful Planning Tools
Useful Planning Tools
Freshman Elective Course Offerings
An easy to read, shorter list of elective courses available to 9th grade students.
Logging into HAC and Requesting Courses
Remember, all course requests must be entered through the student HAC account!
Questions??
Questions??
A list of past frequently asked questions. Chances are, you may have the same question!
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