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High school students are supported and expected to pursue the most rigorous classes possible to prepare them for success in college and beyond. Students who demonstrate mastery of knowledge and skill may enroll in one or more of the 20 Advanced Placement courses offered in the high school. Extensive college counseling is integrated into classroom lessons and is founded on a personalized approach to helping students discover, apply, and be accepted to the best fit college of their choice.
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Honor Roll Certificates Emailed Out Today
If your secondary student achieved honor roll from last spring (second semester 2020-2021), certificates were emailed out this morning.
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PSAT Testing Information
Juniors will take the PSAT/NMSQT this Wednesday, October 13th. Students should arrive no later than 7:45 AM and report directly to their testing room in the north building. Room assignments are posted outside of the hub and CCC. Students should bring: a water bottle, a snack to be eaten during the break, and a calculator. Students should not bring: any technology, including a phone or smart watch. If these cannot be left in a vehicle or locker, students will need to power them off and turn them into the test proctor for the duration of the test. Students will be done testing and dismissed for the day by 12:00 PM, except for those testing with extended time. Students testing with extended time will dismiss around 1:15 PM. If you have any questions, please reach out to Tracy Durland. There will be no classes on this day for any secondary students. 9th, 10th, and 12th grade students should not come to school.
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Senior Portraits and Recognition Ads for Yearbook
Hello 12th Grade Families! The deadline to submit senior portraits is Friday, October 29th. Information for size requirements and where to submit portraits can be found on this document. Information to purchase a senior recognition (aka baby) ad is being mailed to your home. Early bird pricing deadline is also October 29th.