Most Sophomores and Juniors will take the PSAT from 7:45am until lunch time.
Important information for sophomores and juniors:
- Bring a calculator, if you have one.
- Be on time (7:45am)
- Check the posters at the office and 300 building for your room assignment
- The test is approximately 3 hours long
- Periods 2, 4 and 6 will meet after lunch
- People to ask if you have questions about the day: Mr. Reinking, Dr. Lee
Freshman will start in the main gym at 7:45am. 9th graders will participate in several activities focused on a variety of topics.
Important information for Freshman:
- Report to the Main Gym at 7:45am
- Periods 2, 4 and 6 will meet after lunch
- People to ask if you have questions about the day: Mrs. Adame, Ms. Kramer, Mrs. McClure, Mrs. Branch, Mr. Mosely
Seniors will start in the Learning Center area at 8:30am. 12th graders will participate in a financial aid (FAFSA/Dream Act) workshop and a variety of interest sessions.
Important Information for Seniors:
- Report to the Learning Center at 8:30am. This means you get to SLEEP IN.
- Periods 2, 4 and 6 will meet after lunch
- If you do NOT have one or more of the documents listed below, just bring what you have and we will get it done!
What to bring:
- Your Driver's license, if you have one.
- Your Social Security card number, if you have one.
- Parent(s) Social Security card number, if they have one.
- Your Alien registration number, if you have one.
- Your 2018 Income Tax Return Packet, if you have one.
- Parent(s) 2018 Income Tax Return Packet, if they have one.
- Your 2018 W-2, if you have one.
- Parent(s) 2018 W-2, if they have one.
- Your Individual Taxpayer Identification Number (ITIN), if you have one.
- Parent(s) Individual Taxpayer Identification Number (ITIN), if they have one.
- Your parent(s) most current bank statement(s)
- Your most current bank statement(s)
- Any records of untaxed income such as:
- Welfare benefits
- Affordable Rental Housing, Food Assistance, Unemployment, etc.
- Social Security benefits
- Retirement, Disability, Benefits for spouses or other survivors of a family member who's passed and Social Security Income (SSI).
- Child support payments
- List of colleges you are interested in attending (Up to 10 schools).
- People to ask if you have questions about the day: Your counselor, Mrs. Booth, Mr. Diaz