Wednesday, July 17 8:00 am start time
Thursday, July 18 8:00 am start time
Location: Tavares High School, Room 2-118 (Computer Lab)
Victoria Bachman, MS Ed.
District High School Counselor
LCSB Student Services
352-742-6949
By the end of April, students will receive a computer print-out of their course requests. They may make changes to their requests at that time, up until May 30th. There will also be a schedule change period in August, after schedules are mailed to students.
Rising seniors will be allowed to complete any vocational program in which they have taken the first course in the program. We will make sure they are more aware of that when we
give them their lists in April.
To help teachers and students succeed on the Algebra 1 End-of-Course exam (EOC), the University of Florida and Study Edge have created Algebra Nation – a FREE, online, easy-to-use, EOC preparation resource aligned with the latest state standards.
Algebra NationSteps Students Should Take to Complete the Application Process:
Select
State Grants, Scholarships & Applications and Apply Here to complete and submit anonline application.
Select
Programs Offered to view detailed state programs information. Pay attention to program deadlines listed in the application conditions section, the application results screen, and the application acknowledgement communication sent to the e-mail address provided by the student on his/her application.
The FFAA will provide a User ID and PIN to each applicant upon submitting the application via the Saved Results Page and in an e-mail communication.
Students can use their User IDs and PINs to check:
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The status of certification(s) prior to the program deadline(s).o
The status of awards following the program deadlines.o
Notifications from OSFA regarding award status.Florida State University – Welcome to the Center for Academic Retention & Enhancement (CARE)
The Florida State University Center for Academic Retention and Enhancement (CARE) provides preparation, orientation, and academic support programming for students who are among the first in their family to attend college and may face unique challenges in college because of educational or economic circumstances.
Minimum Requirements for Participation in CARE
•First-Generation (neither parent can have a bachelor’s degree or higher)
•Pell-Eligible (FAFSA must indicate you are eligible for the Pell Grant)
•2.8 GPA (as recalculated by the FSU Office of Admissions)
•19 ACT and/or 1330 SAT
Apply online at http://care.fsu.edu
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Volunteer Opportunities will now be posted from the News & Alerts page!
Click the link in the left index on this page to see opportunities we've specifically heard about.
Are you College Ready?
Potential Dual Enrollment students must:
- be at least a sophomore (10th grade) in high school
- have a minimum high school un-weighted GPA of 3.0 or higher
QUALIFYING SAT/ACT AND PERT SCORES: SAT scores: 440 or higher in BOTH Math and Verbal or ACT scores: Reading–18 AND English–17 AND math–19 or PERT scores: Reading – 104, English – 99, Math – 113 |
Dual enrollment students will be permitted to enroll in up to two classes per semester (fall, spring and summer A/AE/B combined) at Lake Sumter Community College with the remaining courses to be selected at East Ridge High School for a minimum of four classes total between the two schools.
LSCC registration and lab fees are waived for dual enrollment students. The School Board will loan dual enrollment students the required hard copy textbooks free of charge, however students in courses requiring an electronic access code will be responsible for those fees and will not be reimbursed.
http://www.lscc.edu/admissions/de/Pages/default.aspx

Available online at the Florida Department of Education’s Graduation Requirement’s page
You may not be aware of what steps are needed to get into college. You may think college is not a realistic goal. Florida's 28 (community/state) colleges are open to everyone and offer GED training, adult basic education, as well as certificate, associate, and bachelor degree programs. Certificate and degree programs offered at the colleges range from auto mechanics to nursing to the Associate in Arts degree, which guarantees transfer to a state university. Many colleges are now offering bachelor degrees, as well. If you plan to pursue an associate or bachelordegree, you will need to earn a standard high school diploma, a GED, or its equivalent. You do not have to
have a minimum GPA or SAT/ACT score in order to be admitted, you just have to have a goal and the
willingness to learn. Here are some tips on how to get into a Florida college: click here
***Updated link for 2012-2013!