high school

This page will include information regarding student IPS, ACT testing, college courses, and Highland Western Center options for High School students.

Kansas Graduation Requirements Fact Sheet 2019-2020.pdf

Graduation requirements

Class of 2028 and after-

There has been an update to the graduation requirements which include:

2+ post-secondary assets (find those here)
Addition of a STEM course determined by the district
FAFSA is no longer required

Copy of 2025-2026 Centralia IPS Plan and Implementation

Centralia school ips

Individual plans of study are intended to help all Kansas students obtain a suitable vision of their path toward college and career readiness. As students navigate through high school and into career and college, it is imperative that students set educational goals and create a roadmap for success in high school and beyond. This roadmap, or individual plan of study, includes development of a flexible career focus and an education plan that is clearly-defined, rigorous, and relevant to assure a successful and efficient transition to postsecondary education and/or the workforce.

The ACT Test Center LocatorFind a test center location for the ACT test nearest you in the United States, Puerto Rico, Canada, or Internationally.

Free ACT Prep Tests can be found here

Act testing & Prep

Local testing dates for ACT:

Frankfort High School:

Saturday, December 13

Sabetha High School:

Saturday, October 18

Saturday, December 13

Saturday, February 14

Holton High School

Saturday, December 13

Saturday, February 14

Saturday, April 11

Marysville High School

Saturday, December 13

Saturday, April 11

Early College - Placement Scores.pdf

Placement scores for college courses

Early College enrollment is open to qualified high school juniors and seniors. Some courses have prerequisite requirements. These prerequisites ensure that you are academically prepared for your college class. It’s important that you meet with your high school counselor to determine if you have the appropriate placement scores on file prior to registering for courses. If you have not taken the ACT or need to schedule a placement test, follow this link Placement Test Scheduling Form.

F25 HS Online Flyer.pdf

Early college course options

Highland Community College's Early College Program provides high school students an opportunity to get a head start on their college education. Concurrent and dual credit courses give students an expanded curriculum by scheduling HCC courses in conjunction with their regular class offerings. For Centralia students, these include College Algebra, English Comp, Personal Finance, and Intro to Business.