Schoology Access Codes

Schoology Access Codes

for Class Updates:

Class of 2021

Class of 2022

Class of 2023

Class of 2024

If you have questions about this workbook, please contact FHS’ College Counselor:

Vickie Morales, [email protected]

Academic Counselors

Ms. Bari Best: [email protected] Mr. Loren Drake: [email protected]

Ms. Yesenia Flores: [email protected] Dr. Victor Medina: [email protected]

Principal

Dr. Lorraine Trollinger: [email protected]

OVERVIEW OF MY GRADUATION AND APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS

WHAT ARE THE GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS?

WHAT ARE A-GS?

WHAT COURSES AND GRADES ARE REQUIRED FOR COLLEGE ADMISSIONS “A – G”?

MY COURSE PLANNING

WHAT DOES MY 4-YEAR SEQUENCE LOOK LIKE?

WHY IS MY GPA IMPORTANT AND WHY DO STUDENT GPAS GO ABOVE A 4.00?

CAN I REPEAT COURSES?

WHY EXCEED THE UNIVERSITY APPLICATIONS A-G REQUIRED COURSES?

HOW I CAN USE THE CALIFORNIACOLLEGES.EDU PLANNER TO TRACK MY A-GS?

UNDERSTANDING HOW TEST RESULTS IMPACT MY FUTURE

WHY IS TESTING IMPORTANT?

WHAT IS COLLEGE READINESS?

DOES THE MILITARY REQUIRE TESTING?

HOW THE TWO MAJOR CALIFORNIA SYSTEMS MAY SCORE MY APPLICATION

WHAT DOES THE 2021 CSU ADMISSION REVIEW LOOK LIKE?

WHAT ARE THE 2021 UC ADMISSIONS FACTORS & PIQS?

MY WORKBOOK IN ACTION!

TRACKING MY NON A-GS, COLLEGE PREP PROGRAMS, WORK EXPERIENCE, ACTIVITIES & AWARDS?

HOW CAN I JOIN CLUBS ON CAMPUS?

WHERE CAN I VOLUNTEER VIRTUALLY?

HOW DO I ENROLL INTO COMNUNITY COLLEGE CLASSES?

HOW CAN I USE NAVIANCE TO BECOME BETTER PREPARED FOR COLLEGE, EXPLORE CAREERS AND

MAJORS, AND SEARCH FOR SCHOLARSHIPS?

WHERE CAN I ESTABLISHING MY ACADEMIC GOALS ON NAVIANCE?

HOW CAN I MEET WITH UNIVERSITY REPRESENTATIVES (NAVIANCE, SCHOOLOGY & WEBSITE UPDATES)?

WHERE COULD I FIND SCHOLARSHIPS ON NAVIANCE OR SEARCH ENGINES?

WHERE ON NAVIANCE CAN I BEGIN TO DRAFT MY UC PERSONAL INSIGHT QUESTIONS (PIQS)?

ARE THERE ANY SPECIAL COLLEGE PREP FOCUS GROUPS AT FAIRFAX?

9TH

NO HISTORY 10TH WORLD HISTORY 11TH US HISTORY 12TH GOVERNMENT

9TH

ENGLISH 9 10TH ENGLISH 10 11TH ENGLISH 11 12TH ENGLISH 12

9TH ALGEBRA I OR

GEOMETRY 10

TH GEOMETRY OR

ALGEBRA II 11

TH ALGEBRA II OR

HIGHER LEVEL MATH 12

TH HIGHER

LEVEL MATH

9th

BIOLOGY 10th

CHEMISTRY 11th

PHYSICS 12TH ELECTIVE SCIENCE

9TH Foreing Language Option




9TH

(HEALTH, NON A-G) 10TH VAPA/ART OPTION 11TH VAPA/ART OPTION 12TH VAPA/ART OPTION

9TH (USUALLY PE N ON-A-G)

10TH (USUALLY PE N ON-A-G)

11TH COLLEGE PREP OPTION

12TH ECONOMICS

Californiacolleges.edu – Tracking and starting your CSU application online

- CREATE AN ACCOUNT AT HTTPS://WWW.CALIFORNIACOLLEGES.EDU/#/USER-LOGIN

- CLICK REGISTER > I AM A STUDENT > LOS ANGELES UNIVFIED > FAIRFAX SENIOR HIGH > NEXT: ADD YOUR FIRST NAME,

LAST NAME, ADD YOUR HS ID NUMBER, DOB, GRADE, FIST TIME STUDENT > NEXT: SIGN UP WITH GOOGLE > REGISTER

- LOG IN > MY PLAN > ACADEMIC PLANNER > CLICK THE + SIGN TO ADD THE COURSES AS REFLECTED ON YOUR TRANSCRIPT,

INCLUDE SUMMER COURSES AND REPEATED COURSEWORK

Honors, AP & Community College Planning – pencil in your possible courses

Course 9th 10th 11th 12th A. Social Science B. English C. Math D. Science E. Foreign Language F. VAP Arts G. College P. Elective

Repeating Courses: Please speak to your Academic Counselor for a Winter Plus referral or Spring 21

Community College Dual – Enrollment

https://www.fairfaxhs.org/apps/pages/index.jsp?uREC_ID=344724&type=d&termREC_ID=&pREC_ID=910646

Applications are due December 10, 2020 - Complete steps 1, 2 & 3 below: incomplete application cannot be processed. Spaces are not guaranteed! Rosters are filled on a first come first serve basis for complete applications.

STEP 1 - Create a CCCApply Account & Apply to LA City College

REGISTERING FOR SPRING 2021 - If you took a LACC course between Spring 2020 to Fall 2020, skip to step 2 & 3:

Action 1: Create your CCC apply account: online college application AND

Action 2: Apply to LA City College via your CCC apply account - Take a screenshot or pic of your submission

confirmation number. This number does not include letters, it is all numeric.

How to Submit Your Application Step-By-Step

Guide: https://www.fairfaxhs.org/ourpages/auto/2020/4/15/65859131/LCCD%20STEP-BY-STEP-ONLINE-

APPLICATION-GUIDE%202019.pdf

STEP 2: Completing the K-12 Form IS NOW ELECTRONIC! & Electronically forward it to Ms. Morales from the Fill out

You are required to complete and turn in a new K12 form every semester/term. This form must be signed and

approved by you (the student); your parent/legal guardian; and your counselor for con-current enrollment or Ms.

Morales for the courses noted on this page, Dual Enrollment: - [email protected]

NEW - Dynamic Forms - complete this form every semester. The form must list the class that you will be taking during that semester. Complete all questions on Part I: K-12 Student Information. Make sure to put down your LACC Student ID Number (not your High School ID). Your parent or legal guardian will need to create an account with Dynamic Forms to approve and electronically sign your form. Once the form is approved by your parent, your School Counselor / Official will receive an email for approval. Please watch one of these videos.

Video For Parents/Guardians Video for High School Students

Fall Application workshops are held Wednesdays at 3:00 pm - hosted in collaboration with LA City College - this

open lab supports students to complete the CC application and K-12 Dynamics Form. ZOOM id is: 323-953-4000

STEP 3: AFTER YOU APPLY & Received your LACC Student ID number - Access your Student Portal and Canvas Before your class starts, log into your Student Portal. From there you can check:

Your LACC e-mail account (your professors’ and other communications are sent to this address)

Your Canvas account. You can find the classes you are registered for, attend your Zoom meetings, submit assignments, participate in your class, and contact your professor. Think of it as your Schoology to attend, participate, and complete the class.

Make sure to Set Up your Student Portal ahead of time. Video on How to Log In into your LACCD Account

Why Is Testing Important

What is College Readiness? a skill set that demonstrates you are prepared to take college level Math and English.

Why is it important? Colleges are seeking to admit students who demonstrate the ability to academically succeed at their institution.

How can I demonstrate college readiness? There are a variety of ways indicated below:

Find your English scores below to see how you can become college ready:

Measurement READY! Almost Ready Not Yet Ready Not Ready

CAASPP – Ready/ Standard Exceeded

CAASPP – Conditionally

Ready/Standard Met

CAASPP – Not Yet Ready/Standard

Nearly met

CAASPP – Not Ready/Standard Not

Met

ACT – 22+ SAT – 550+

ACT – 19 - 21 SAT – 510 - 540

ACT – 18- SAT – 509-

AP – score of 3+ in AP English Language or AP

English Literature

AP – English test not taken or passed with 3+

College Course – English 101 or 102 with

a C or better

College Course – English not taken or course not passed

HS ERWC Course – CSU ERWC (English) class

with a C or better HS ERWC Course – English not taken or course not passed

Find your Math scores below to see how you can become college ready:

Measurement READY! Almost Ready Not Yet Ready Not Ready

CAASPP – Ready/ Standard Exceeded

CAASPP – Conditionally

Ready/Standard Met

CAASPP – Not Yet Ready/Standard

Nearly met

CAASPP – Not Ready/Standard Not

Met

ACT – 23+ SAT – 570+

ACT – 20 - 22 SAT – 490- 540

ACT – 19- SAT – 439-

AP – score of 3+ in Calculus, Statistics or Comp. Sci. Principals

AP – Math test not taken or passed with 3+

College Course – Math in the 200 series

(IGETC) with a C or better

College Course – Math not taken or course not passed *IGETC is a plan transferrable college plan

HS MRWC Course – CSU MRWC (Math)

class with a C or better

HS MRWC Course – Math not taken or course not passed Currently FHS does not offer this course

Fee Waivers Are Available for Testing: Meal application link https://www.myschoolapps.com/Application

Did you know the impact your meal application status has? If you qualify for free or reduced lunch you may: - Pay a minimal fee for each AP test ($5 last year) versus $94 each - Receive 2 free SAT ($49.50 - $64.50), SAT subject ($48 - $92) and ACT (46 - $62.50) registrations to test. A $280 - $438 savings!

Suggested College Ready Pathways (all courses must be passed with a C or better):

8th Grade 9th grade 10th grade 11th grade 12th grade

8th grade English - 9th grade English - Honors English

- 10th grade English - Honors English

- 11th grade English - Honors English - AP English Language and receive a 3+ on the AP Exam

- CSU ERWC - AP English Literature and receive a 3+ on the AP Exam

8th grade math Algebra I

- Algebra I - Honors Algebra I - Geometry - Honors Geometry

- Geometry - Honors Geometry - Algebra II

- Honors Algebra II

- Algebra II

- Honors Algebra II - Pre-Calculus - Calculus - AP Calculus and receive a 3+ on the AP Exam - AP Statistics and receive a 3+ on the AP Exam

- CSU MRWC - Pre-Calculus - Calculus - AP Calculus and receive a 3+ on the AP Exam - AP Statistics and receive a 3+ on the AP Exam

Other College Ready Indicators:

College Preparatory

Testing

PSAT 8/9 (preparatory SAT)

PSAT (preparatory SAT) AP Testing Spring

PSAT NMSQT

(preparatory SAT)

Spring of junior year SAT or ACT Math score

AP Testing Spring

Fall of senior year SAT or ACT Math score

AP Testing Spring

School wide Testing

CAASPP CAASPP CAASPP - EAP CAASPP

College Courses

- Students may enroll into the correct free college course(s) when they demonstrate academic readiness to succeed in the course. - Courses are offered each semester at the community college campus. - Please contact your student’s academic counselor for support in enrolling into courses.

Please work with your academic counselor to project your courses for the following year.

Honors Courses Typically, 2 semesters

Earn GPA Point Augmentation

AP Courses Typically, 2 semesters

Earn GPA Point Augmentation

Community College 1 semester courses

Select courses earn Point Augmentation

NEW! IB Courses coming soon

- Admission committees

want to see you are challenging yourself academically. - Consider Honors courses prior to APs - Honors provide students with additional rigor - College credit is not earned

- AP courses prepare you for the challenge and rigor of the AP exams. - AP exam scores demonstrated to colleges you are ready to succeed at a college-level rigor. - Scores may earn college credits (saving you Money)

- CC courses are college course work - It is important to select UC/CSU transferrable courses to earn college credit - take IGETC and courses in your major - a national/standardized test is not required

The IB program “develops the intellectual, personal, emotional and social skills needed to live, learn and work in a rapidly globalizing world”. - IB courses encourage students to think critically and challenging

You can set academic goals on Naviance

Logging into Naviance:

https://student.naviance.com/fsh

School Name: Fairfax Senior High

Click the student > Continue with Single

Sign On > Use your Schoology log in

Create Academic and Personal Goals:

You will select to create Personal and

Academic Goals by going to My Planner >

Goals. Goal setting helps you think about

possibilities and propel you forward towards

success. Using a SMART goal template, you

are asked to provide information on specific

steps to take and how measurable,

achievable, relevant, and timely your goals

are.

ADMISSIONS REVIEW

UC Application – 3 Part Review

1. Subject Requirements

2. Grade Point Average Requirements

3. Personal Life Accomplishments

VIRTUAL VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES: https://teensvolunteer.org/

Fairfax HS Club Directory 2020-2021

Club Club

Representative Contact Information Day Room # Time Sponsor Name

Architecture Club Grace Sun [email protected] Wednesday

Room 201 Lunch Mr. Morris

Black Student Union Junious Bell Instagram: Fairfax.bsu Wednesday

Room 305 Lunch

Mrs. Anotine/Ms. Morales

Cartoons & Anime Club

Catherine Santa Ana [email protected] Friday

Room 207 Lunch Mr.Yi

Chess Club Paulina Chavira [email protected] Friday Room 203 Lunch Mr. LaMont

College Bound Pedro Hernandez Instagram: collegebound_fhs [email protected]

Monday 2:30 pm

Room 117

After School Ms. Morales

Community Awareness Club Michel Jung [email protected] Monday

Room 204 Lunch Mr. Gonzalez

Computer Science Club Shannon Wu [email protected]

Mon,Wed, Thurs,Fri

Room 202/207

Lunch/After School

Mr. Perla/ Mr. Zanotti

Drawing Club Herlinda Molina [email protected] Thursday Room 103 Lunch Mr. Bodnar

Fairfax Ambassadors Cristina Lee [email protected] Thursday

Room 311 Lunch Mr. Mendez

Fairfax Fashion Club Powered by FIDM Angel Mencos [email protected] Tuesday

Room 213 Lunch Mr.Pol

Fairfax Fashion Entrepreneurship Club Michel Jung [email protected] Thursday GYM Lunch Mr. Miura

Girl Up Club Belen Martinez [email protected] Thursday Lunch Ms. Kwak

Interact Club Humairah Djafar [email protected] Thursday Room 110 Lunch Mrs.Robinson

KIWIN'S Ashley Chang [email protected] Tuesday G90 Lunch Mr.LaTour

Korean Drumming Daniyal Aamer [email protected] Tues/Thurs

Room 502

After School Ms. Han

KPOP Club Dayun Lee [email protected] (every other week) Lunch Ms. McCarthy

Latino Student Union

Stephanie Ramirez [email protected] Thursday

Room 231 Lunch

Dr. Ponce/ Ms.Romero

Law & Society Club Karen Bueno [email protected] Monday

Room 408 Lunch Mr.Rubin

Math Modeling Club

Sarah Hwang Tiffany Lee [email protected] Tuesday

Room 204 Lunch Mr. Biegler

MESA Cristina Lee [email protected] Friday Room 305 Lunch Mrs. Antoine

New Life Christian Club Stephen Kim [email protected] Wednesday

Room 222 Lunch Mr. Gee

Peace and Social Justice Club Lorie Martinez [email protected] Wednesday

Room 114 Lunch Mr. Collier

Protect the Paw

Club Kimberly Lopez [email protected] Monday

Room

319 Lunch Mrs.Lombardi

STEM Leadership Ashley Chang [email protected]

Wednesday (every other week)

Room 304 Lunch Mr.Yoon

Students Run LA Diego Martinez [email protected] Mon/Wed Magnet Office

After School @3:15 Mr. Favela

Theatre Club Remy Davis [email protected] Wednesday Room 503 Lunch Mrs.Barrett

UNICEF Aisah Akbar [email protected] Friday Room 121 Lunch Mr.Cope

COLLEGE VISITS & FAIRS ONLINE

Exploring College Options Webinar is a special informational program sponsored by the undergraduate admissions offices of five of the country's leading universities: Register for Sunday, December 4, 2020 Here: https://www.exploringcollegeoptions.org/

Chat live with admission counselors from universities and colleges throughout the US and around the world. Ask questions, download information, and seek out the

best opportunities for you! Register for November 17, 2020 Here: https://dcac.educationconnectlive.com/

Fairfax High School hosts college and university visits exclusively for Fairfax students, informs students of

open opportunities and college fairs. Students may find more information on their Schoology class group,

the FHS College Center web page or search Naviance for upcoming visits.

STUDENTS SHOULD MAINTAIN AN AGENDA WITH TIMES, DATES & ZOOM ACCESS INFORMATION AFTER

REGISTERING FOR VISITS. STUDENTS WILL NOT RECEIVE AUTOMATED REMINDERS OF VISITS.

STUDENTS ARE EXPECTED TO BE IN CLASS DAILY. COLLEGE VISITS DURING ACADEMIC HOURS DO NOT

EXCUSE ABSENCES. STUDENTS SHOULD AVOID REGISTERING FOR VISITS DURING ACADEMIC HOURS.

Schoology: Check your Schoology daily for College Center updates.

Log into Schoology > Groups > click you class group.

If you cannot not find the group click Groups > click search (magnifying glass on the top right) > type in your

groups access code to add

Naviance: You can search for upcoming visits on Naviance

Log into Naviance on the home page, right hand side (mid-page) click What’s New

Find the visit you are interested in and click the register button on the top right hand side

Or

College > Research College > College Visits

You may also use click College Events

FHS Fall 2020 visits flyer: For the most up to date scheduled visits please visit Naviance and/or Schoology

https://www.fairfaxhs.org/ourpages/auto/2017/9/3/55684012/FHS%20College%20Visits%20Updated%2010_12_20.pdf

UCLA’s EAOP is now Accepting 9 grade

applications for the next Fairfax Cohort

The UCLA Early Academic Outreach Program (EAOP) works

with a cohort of students to help them become competitively

eligible applicants for college admission, going beyond

minimum eligibility. EAOP will work with students throughout

their high school career. As an EAOP student you will receive

our Four Core Services. Apply to become an EAOP student,

application deadline: December 11, 2020

Apply: https://sa.ucla.edu/Forms/public/doHQgpHRLVC-

oaBOJr3tI7hFEfG2kXREhxtUhz2gGNJSNgTYBhwsG8fKZApLLz7x

Ms. Bella Rodriguez: [email protected]

10th GradeCorrection 11.16.20

VIRGINIA MORALES <[email protected]>

FHS Freshmen Job Aid – 9th Grade Naviance Tasks

Logging into Naviance: https://student.naviance.com/fsh School Name: Fairfax Senior High

Click the student > Continue with Single Sign On > Use your Schoology log in

Once logged in, you will be on the Naviance Student Home Page.

The What’s New box will display any recent task assignments so that you can click directly on the link to see details and complete the task.

You can also access the Naviance Career and College Readiness Curriculum from the Home Page, a series of lessons that focus on college, career, and financial planning, self-discovery, support networks, and success skills. Suggested lessons are included with each task description.

You can also view program and task assignments in the My Planner section. Click My Planner > Tasks to view those you need to work on

as well as those you have completed.

To complete any task, click on the hyperlink to take you to the task details, and follow the instructions to complete. As your tasks are completed, they will be marked as so.

Create Academic and Personal Goals You will select to create Personal and Academic Goals by going to My Planner >

Goals. Goal setting helps you think about possibilities and propel you forward towards success. Using a SMART goal template, you are asked to provide information on specific steps to take and how measurable, achievable, relevant, and timely your goals are.

9th Grade Naviance Continues

Complete College Search The basic college search tool is found by going to Colleges > Find My Fit >

Advanced College Search. Enter any college preferences you have currently, then review the list of colleges that meet those preferences. When you find a college you are interested in, click the name of the college to visit the college profile. Once on the college profile, you can click the heart icon to Add to

Colleges I’m Thinking About.

Complete Career Cluster Finder The Career Cluster Finder is found by going to Careers > Explore Careers and Interests > Career Cluster Finder. Read the introduction then click Start to

begin the assessment. Make selections and continue to click Next to complete the assessment. The Career Cluster Finder results will include your top three career clusters and a ranking of all the career clusters with a percentage match for each.

Explore the Roadtrip Nation Interview Archive The Roadtrip Nation Interview Archive is found by going to Careers > Roadtrip Nation Interview Archive. Using the database of over 5,000 interviews with various leaders, you can learn about career pathways of interest. Once you’ve

watched a video, navigate to My Planner > Tasks > Explore the Roadtrip Nation Interview Archive. Click add a comment to answer the reflection question.

Complete the Learning Style Inventory Learning Styles Inventory is found by going to About Me > Learning Style Inventory. The Learning Style Inventory assessment allows you to boost academic potential by recognizing their natural learning style, discover better learning strategies, and gain career development skills. Click Take

Assessment to begin.

Scholarship Search

On the right hand side click Colleges > Scholarships & Money >

Scholarship List to add filters Or Colleges > Scholarships & Money >

National Scholarship Search for an open search

Personal Insight Questions – Survey

You may paste your PIQ drafts on Naviance. You can edit and continue to develop

your thoughts through time. On the right hand side click About Me > My Survey

> Surveys Not Started > Personal Insight Questions

https://www.californiacolleges.edu/#/college-admissions-essays

FHS Sophomore Job Aid – 10th Grade Naviance Tasks



Once logged in, you will be on the Naviance Student Home Page. The What’s New box will display any recent task assignments so that you can click directly on the link to see details and complete the task.


You can also view program and task assignments in the My Planner section. Click My Planner > Tasks to view those you need to work on as well as those you have

completed.

To complete any task, click on the hyperlink to take you to the task details, and follow the instructions to complete. As your tasks are completed, they will be

marked as so.

Complete StrengthsExplorer® The StrengthsExplorer® assessment can be found by going to Abut Me > My Assessments > Strengths Explorer. Read the introduction then select Okay, let’s

get started. Continue through the steps and questions to complete the assessment.

The StrengthsExplorer® results will display your top three strengths and related careers pathways that correlate with your strengths. Research the career pathways, and when you find one you like, add the pathway to your favorites list.

Create Personal and Academic Goals You will select to create Personal and Academic Goals by going to My Planner > Goals. Goal setting helps you think about possibilities and propel you forward towards success. Using a SMART goal template, you are asked to provide information on specific steps to take and how measurable, achievable, relevant, and timely your goals are.


Complete a SuperMatch® College Search The SuperMatch® college search tool is found in Colleges > Find Your Fit

> SuperMatch. Select Fit criteria to find colleges or universities that are a good fit and see how closely they match your criteria. When you find a college you are interested in, click Favorite to Add to your Colleges I’m Thinking About list.

Add At Least One College to My List As you complete your college research and find schools of interest, you can add them to the Colleges I’m Thinking About list in Naviance Student. You must add 2 colleges to your favorites list for this task to be marked complete.

Build a Resume Understand how to market your skills, strengths, and experiences by creating a resume. To find the Resume Builder go to About Me > My Stuff > Resume. You can continue to return to the resume builder to add or edit entries. In order to mark the task complete, you must create a printer-friendly version of your resume.

Complete the Do What You Are® 2.0 Assessment The Do What You Are® 2.0 Assessment is if found my going to About Me > My

Assessments > Do What You Are. Read the introduction and click Take Assessment. Select Start then answer all questions to complete the assessment. The Do What You Are® assessment uses personality types to help you identify

your natural tendencies and will suggest careers and clusters you might be a good match for.

Scholarship Search






your thoughts through time. On the right hand side click About Me > My Survey >

Surveys Not Started > Personal Insight Questions


FHS Junior Job Aid – 11th Grade Naviance Tasks



Once logged in, you will be on the Naviance Student Home Page. The What’s New box will display any recent task assignments so that you can click directly on the link to see details and complete the task.


You can also view program and task assignments in the My Planner section.

Click My Planner > Tasks to view those you need to work on as well as those you have completed.


Complete a SuperMatch® College Search The SuperMatch® college search tool is found in Colleges > Find Your Fit > SuperMatch. Select Fit criteria to find colleges or universities that are a good fit

and see how closely they match your criteria. When you find a college you are interested in, click Favorite to Add to your Colleges I’m Thinking About list.

Add At Least One College to My List As you complete your college research and find schools of interest, you can add them to the Colleges I’m Thinking About list in Naviance Student. You must add 2 colleges to your favorites list for this task to be marked complete.


Build a Resume Understand how to market your skills, strengths, and experiences by creating

a resume. To find the Resume Builder go to About Me > My Stuff > Resume. You can continue to return to the resume builder to add or edit entries. In order to mark the task complete, you must create a printer-friendly version of your resume.

Create a Post-Secondary Goal By going to My Planner > Goals, you will create a Post-Secondary Goal helping you to identify future goals. The SMART goal template will ask you to provide information

on specific steps to take and how measurable, achievable, relevant, and timely your goal is.

Complete the Do What You Are® 2.0 Assessment The Do What You Are® 2.0 Assessment is if found my going to About Me > My Assessments > Do What You Are. Read the introduction and click Take Assessment. Select Start then answer all questions to complete the assessment. The Do What You Are® assessment uses personality types to help you identify your natural tendencies and will suggest careers and clusters you might be a good match for.

Scholarship Search









FHS Senior Job Aid – 12th Grade Naviance Tasks



Once logged in, you will be on the Naviance Student Home Page. The

What’s New box will display any recent task assignments so that you can click directly on the link to see details and complete the task.


You can also view program and task assignments in the My Planner section. Click My Planner > Tasks to view those you need to work on as well as those you have completed.


Complete a SuperMatch® College Search The SuperMatch® college search tool is found in Colleges > Find Your Fit > SuperMatch. Select Fit criteria to find colleges or universities that are a good fit and see how closely they match your criteria. When you find a college you are interested in, click Favorite to Add to your Colleges I’m Thinking About list.


Apply to at Least Two Colleges

After having found best fit colleges and deciding on at least two to apply to, add them to your list of Colleges I’m

Applying To. To add to your list, navigate to Colleges > Colleges I’m applying to. Use the plus sign to find each college you are applying to, and indicate how you will be applying.

Scholarship Search









Update Your Applications Status on Colleges I’m Applying to – End of April 2021

After receiving your admissions decisions (March 2021) it is important to update your application status for each university.

Please add all colleges you applied to and report your data to help

future senior classes to understand their admissions possibilities. To search and add colleges Click Colleges I’m Applying To, search and click the Now in Colleges I’m Applying to, select the colleges you are applying to and click Move To Application list > click you have submitted your application and edit the

date the application was due.

Requesting Your Transcript

College> Apply to College > Manage Transcripts click the pink dot with a cross > college

application transcript select what type of transcript you need. DO NOT SELECT SAT OR ACT SCORES. STUDENTS ARE RESPONSIBLE TO SEND OFFICIAL SCORES FROM COLLEGE BOARD OR ACT. SINCE SCORES ARE OPTIONAL FHS WILL SEND OFFICIAL TRANSCRIPTS WITHOUT SCORES.

Click Request and Finish.

Complete the Senior Exit Survey & Final Transcript In this survey you will answer questions that will help your school

assess your post-secondary success, including participation in college fairs and visits, your post-secondary plans, and financial aid awarded. To access the survey go to My Planner > Tasks. Locate the task to Complete the Senior Exit Survey and Click on take this survey to open the survey. You can save your responses and

return to the survey to update responses then submit when finished.

Documents

Schoology Access Codes