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Freshmen Advisement

Attention 9 th grade parents. AHS Counselors will be presenting the 9 th grade Bridge Bill, to all 9 th grade students the week of February 23 rd.  This presentation ensures that all students have career awareness and exploration.  During this time, 9 th grade students will meet individually with their assigned counselor to review next year's course request and ensure they are on track for graduation. Please remind your student to bring their charged device. Please see their schedule in Infinite Campus to see what day and class period they will receive the lesson. Passes will be sent for students who miss their scheduled day.

Period

Mon, Feb. 24 th  

Tues, Feb. 25 th 

Wed, Feb. 26 th 

1

 

Blotner (4309): 18

Singleton (3315): 13

Shyamala (3311): 2

 

33

OFF

OFF

2

 

Duran (3313): 30

 

30

 

Blotner (4309):  21

 

21

 

 

Johnson, P. (3310): 11

Moore (3305): 6

Shyamala (3311): 3

Johnson, A. (2309): 2

Singleton (3315): 3

 

25

3

 

Duran (3314): 31

Johnson, A. (2309): 1

Goodwin (4311): 8

Moore (3305): 11

 

51

 

Etheridge (3306): 28

Johnson, P. (3310): 20

 

48

 

Blotner (4309): 22

Singleton (3315): 23

 

45

4

 

Duran (3314): 32

 

32

 

Johnson, P (3310): 18

Moore (3305): 13

 

31

 

OFF

5

OFF

OFF

OFF

6

OFF

OFF

 

Farr (3314): 29

 

29

7

 

Johnson, P (3310): 13

Singleton (4315): 10

Payne (4310): 2

 

25

 

Farr (3314): 29

 

29

 

OFF

8

Farr (3314): 30

 

30

Singleton (3315): 21

Innis (3316): 1

 

22

Blotner (4309): 26

Patel (3311): 1

 

27

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Now that you're in high school, it's time to start thinking about which career(s) you may be interested in. By starting early, you'll be better prepared and, knowing your career goals, can help when choosing your classes and a college. Here are a few things to keep you on track for success in high school.

  • Maintain good study habits to help keep your grades up.
  • Check your preliminary HOPE GPA in February of each year and your final HOPE GPA in June to see if you are tracking to be eligible for the HOPE Scholarship.
  • Take the PSAT/NMSQT or ACT.
  • Talk with your guidance counselors, teachers, family members or trusted adults about your plans to meet your education and career plans. Make sure you are taking the right courses.
  • Be active in your community through volunteer work and participate in extracurricular activities.9th-10th-grade-checklist-fy25-digital_page_1.png