College-bound courses for H.S students

To prepare for college, there is no substitute for your child getting a solid and broad academic education. This means your child should take challenging courses in academic subjects and maintain good grades in high school. Your child's transcript will be an important part of his or her college application.

A college education builds on the knowledge and skills acquired in earlier years. It is best for your child to start planning a high school course schedule early, in the seventh or eighth grade. Research shows that students who complete algebra and geometry by the end of ninth grade are more likely to go to college than those who do not. By taking these courses early, students are then prepared to take geometry, trigonometry, calculus, and science courses in high school

Freshman Year H.S

It is never too early to plan for the future!

• Build strong academic, language, mathematics and critical thinking skills by taking challenging courses.
• Study hard and get excellent grades.
• Strengthen your vocabulary by increasing your reading.
• Become involved in co-curricular activities.
• Meet your high school guidance counselor and discuss your plans for the next four years.
• Browse through college literature or surf the Web to get an idea of what kinds of schools may be of interest to you.
• Check out what high school courses colleges require.
• Know NCAA (National Collegiate Athletic Association) requirements if you want to play sports in college.
• Keep an academic portfolio and co-curricular record.
• Research career possibilities.
• Begin saving money for college

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