Standardized Testing ID: Acceptable forms of ID for standardized testing include: 1) Government-issued driver's license or non-driver ID card, 2) Official school-produced student identification card from the school the student currently attends, 3) Government- issued passport, 4) Government-issued military or national identification card, 5) SAT/ACT student ID form (provided by Guidance; this needs to be notarized).

 

School Pictures - September 15-18 during Physical Education classes. Seniors are still required to take a picture during these days. Make-Up Picture Days November 10 & 13.

 

 

Athletics Announcements

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High School Sports Calendar 2021

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Fall 2020 Interscholastic Athletic Information

Fall 2020 Athletic Information

Fall 2020 Varsity-MS Coaches Contact Information

Sports Candidates Questionnaire

 

 

Guidance Announcements

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Newsday's 11th annual College Admissions & STEAM Guide Click Here for a FREE guide packed with resources such as downloadable financial aid toolkit, worksheets and planning timeline. Read about attending virtual college fairs and taking virtual tours, how to write a great essay, hot careers, STEAM, cybersecurity and much more.

College Credit Courses and Registration Information:
Stony Brook French Flyer
Stony Brook Italian Flyer
Stony Brook Spanish Flyer

SCCC Beacon Program
LIU High School Scholars Program

AP Exam Schedule

AP Walk-In Exam

Guidance Google Classroom Invite: High School Guidance Department has created a Google Classroom page with resources and updates. Please use the following class code to join: al5vj33

Common App & Naviance Matching Tutorial: Please click here

College Visits: For juniors and seniors, there is a detailed listing of scheduled college visits posted outside the guidance department for your information. This list includes specific dates and times and can also be found in Naviance.

FAFSA: Seniors and parents may start their FAFSA application by clicking here for access to resources available to guide them through the FAFSA process.


SAT/ACT Prep Online: Get free SAT/ACT prep through your Castle Learning Account. Click here for more info.

 

 

Scholarship Announcements

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High School Seniors: Are you a Doctor of Tomorrow? The Doctors of Tomorrow Program (D.O.T) is a county wide High School senior student educational program run by the Suffolk Academy of Medicine, to provide personal, firsthand, encouraging information on what it takes to become a doctor. The program consists of an Introductory Symposium, and Essay Contest, and “A day with a Doctor”. For a student to be eligible for ANY of the scholarships/awards they must participate in ALL the listed events!

Please review the attached brochure for additional information. (embed attached document here)
The mandatory Virtual Introductory Symposium will be Monday November 2, 2020 from 5-7 PM.
If you are interested in participating in the Virtual Symposium-Please fill out the following Google Form by Friday October 23rd:

https://forms.gle/JREkBwhqvaF6Z7oQ9

Once you fill out the google form- students will receive a link to the join the Symposium Zoom Meeting.

DOT Brochure 2020-2021

Please join the Scholarship Group in ParentSquare for updates on Scholarships.  Students may also visit the Scholarship link in Naviance for any new scholarship information.

NYS Excelsior Scholarship:  The Excelsior Scholarship provides tuition awards to eligible students attending New York State's public colleges and universities (SUNY and CUNY). This scholarship, in combination with other student financial aid programs, allows students to attend a SUNY college tuition-free. Click here for information.

 
NYS Scholarships for Academic Excellence Selection Criteria: The nominees for the NYS Scholarships for Academic Excellence are chosen based on Regents grades in English, science, math and social studies. A formula set forth by the state is used in calculating students’ Regents averages and nominees are picked based on the highest scores. Each school is given a set amount of students who can be nominated based on graduating class size.

STEM Incentive Program: Seniors ranked in the top 10 percent of their high school graduating class, who attend a SUNY or CUNY college in a program leading to a degree in science, technology, engineering or mathematics, may be eligible for the New York State STEM Incentive Program, which provides a full tuition scholarship and includes a service requirement. Click here for more information.