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Schedule Change Information

Schedule changes will only be made for the following reasons:

  1. A student has a hole in their schedule (they are missing a period).
  2. A student has a duplicate class (ex: they have two English classes).
  3. A student was placed in an Advanced/AP class and they did not sign up for it.
  4. A student's graduation may be affected by the classes they were placed in.
  5. A student's athletic period changes due to making a team/leaving a team (within the first 10 days of a semester).

Schedule changes will NOT be made for the following reasons:

  1. A student wants a different class period.
  2. A student wants a different lunch period.
  3. A student wants a different teacher because their friends are in that class

 

Advanced Academics Agreement

 

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I need to see my counselor:

Please click on your counselor's link below to request a visit.

Mrs. Luna (last names A-D)

 

Mrs. Grayson (formerly Duggan) (last names E-La) 

 

Mrs. Price (last names Le-Ri) 
     Price Form     

 

Mrs. Bankston (last names Ro-Z) 

 

ASVAB

SFHS will be offering ASVAB testing on Thursday, November 14th at 8:00 a.m. in the Library for 11th and 12th grade students.The deadline to register is Thursday, October 31st at 11:59 p.m.

If you are interested in taking the ASVAB, please register using the following link: https://forms.office.com/r/xWwKA5sfYB

What is the ASVAB?

The Armed Services Vocational Aptitude Battery (ASVAB) is used to determine if you are qualified to enlist in the military and assign you to an appropriate job. The ASVAB tests measure aptitudes in four domains: Verbal, Math, Science and Technical, and Spatial.

I don’t plan on joining the military, so why should I take the test?

The ASVAB analyzes your test results to point to an appropriate job based on your skillset(s). Additional questions: Visit the official ASVAB website at www.officialasvab.com

PSAT and SAT Test Prep – FREE Resources

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SAT:

 

Steps for Success:

1. Preparation 

  • Start Early: Study in advance to reduce stress.
  • Break It Down: Focus on key concepts, not just memorization.
  • Active Learning: Summarize, teach, or use flashcards.
  • Practice: Use past papers and sample problems.
  • Identify Weaknesses: Review difficult areas.
  • Create a Schedule: Stick to a study plan.

2. Before the Test

  • Sleep Well: Rest to stay alert.
  • Eat Well: Eat a balanced meal.
  • Gather Materials: Ensure you have everything you need the night before.
  • Arrive Early: Settle in to reduce stress.
  • Stay Calm: Practice deep breathing if nervous.

3. During the Test

  • Read Instructions: Understand each question.
  • Skim the Test: Get a sense of the format and time limits.
  • Time Management: Allocate time wisely.
  • Pace Yourself: Keep moving, but don’t rush.
  • Review Answers: Check for mistakes if time allows.

4. After the Test

  • Reflect: Think about what went well.
  • Review Mistakes: Learn from errors for next time.