ACADEMICS

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• Set Clear Goals: Define specific academic objectives and work steadily toward them throughout the year.

• Challenge Yourself: Consider enrolling in honors, AICE, or AP courses that align with your interests and abilities.

• Develop Strong Study Habits: Utilize effective techniques like organized note-taking, time management, and regular material review.

• Attend All Classes: Establish a consistent attendance record and complete assignments on time. 

• Seek Support: Reach out to teachers, tutors, or counselors for help when facing academic challenges.

• Maintain: Maintain a GPA that will allow for future opportunities.

EMOTIONAL NAVIGATION

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• Stay Organized: Use a planner or digital tools to track assignments, deadlines, and other responsibilities.

• Master Time Management: Effectively balances academics, extracurricular activities, and personal commitments.

• Prioritize Mental Health: Take care of your emotional well-being and seek assistance.​

• Graduation Requirements: Familiarize yourself with the State's High School Graduation requirements. This will eliminate issues that could cause stress later on. ​​​​​​

 

SOCIAL GROWTH

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• Expand Your Circle: Make an effort to connect with classmates and participate in group activities.

• Join Clubs and Organizations: Explore extracurricular groups that reflect your interests and can help you discover new passions.

• Engage in School Events: Attend sports games, dances, and assemblies to foster a sense of community.​​

• Volunteer: Volunteer in your community and make quality connections. 

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DEVELOPMENT FOR COLLEGE

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• Research Colleges Early: Start exploring potential colleges, considering factors like location, size, and programs offered.

• Explore Career Interests: Identify potential career paths and select high school courses that align with your goals.

• Build a Competitive Transcript: Strive for a strong performance in challenging courses to enhance your college applications.

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