Dear Class of 2029,

Welcome to Richard Montgomery High School! I'm Mia Whitehurst, your College and Career Navigator, here to assist you in exploring opportunities over the next four years.

High school is a time for discovery, and I’m committed to helping you align your path with your passions, whether that’s college, work, or other experiences. The College & Career Center is your resource hub for planning your future.

Engage in activities, explore interests, and seek guidance as you navigate your academic and career planning. It’s never too early to consider your future and how to achieve your goals.

I look forward to your growth and accomplishments. Feel free to visit the College & Career Center or contact me via email for assistance.

Here’s to a successful high school journey!

With smiles, 

-Ms. Whitehurst🙂

• 9th Grade Checklist -- This checklist aims to assist students in embarking on their high school journey with confidence. It highlights essential steps and resources to guarantee a successful academic and personal experience.

• Parent Checklist for College -- Here’s a helpful checklist to guide your student through their high school years to prepare them for college.

• High School Activity Tracker -- Participate in a few clubs, sports, or other extracurricular activities at RM or within your local community. Monitor your involvement over time using this straightforward spreadsheet.

• College Application & Admission Timeline -- This timeline and collection of resources outline the college search and application journey from 9th to 12th grade.

• How Do I Learn? -- Discover your optimal learning style and improve study habits for academic success. After the quiz, you'll get personalized tips to enhance comprehension and retention, preparing you for any challenge.

• Challenge Yourself Academically -- Make the most of the course offerings available to you, and don’t hesitate to inquire about advanced classes if you’re seeking more of a challenge.

• Be Mindful of Your Social Media Activity & Content -- Sharing anything online, including words and images, adds to your digital footprint. If you wouldn't want to show it to your grandparents, consider not posting it.