Counseling Central
Mrs. Lee
Ms. Hale
College Board's BigFuture College Search Engine
This page allows you to research colleges using a number of different preference filters.
Colleges That Change Lives, Inc. (CTCL) is a non-profit organization dedicated to the advancement and support of a student-centered college search process. We support the goal of each student finding a college that develops a lifelong love of learning and provides the foundation for a successful and fulfilling life beyond college
A site highlighting Texas Public Colleges and Universities.
Here you'll find hundreds of pages of articles about choosing a college, getting into the college you want, how to pay for it, and much more. You'll also find the Web's busiest discussion community related to college admissions, and our CampusVibe section!
The College Portrait was created as part of the Voluntary System of AccountabilityTM, (VSA) - a program designed to provide greater accountability through accessible, transparent, and comparable information.
Welcome to CollegeView, Hobsons' premier Web site for student and parents searching for college-related information. CollegeView contains hundreds of articles pertaining to the college planning process, along with over 4,000 college-specific information pages. Students and families can also use our leading college search tool, SuperMatch, to search for and find colleges that match their interests and needs.
Helping to move colleges and universities worldwide out of the paper realm into the electronic, CollegeNET has been hired by hundreds of leading institutions to stage and host their official forms for admissions, housing, tuition, contributions and other university commerce. As 'virtual plumbers' we are devoted to making interactions in higher education simpler and more efficient for students and institutions. We strongly believe that privacy and non-commercialism of personal data must be preserved as we help move these key, personal interactions to the electronic realm.
Use this directory to discover an accredited online degree program available in Texas. The directory can be filtered to find the programs of your choice by selecting the attributes such as size, location, degree levels, campus setting, and type of school.
Use this site to apply to PUBLIC colleges and universities in the state of Texas.
Some private institutions will accept this application but it is recommended that you use the school's own private application or the Common Application (Private) unless directed to do otherwise.
The Common Application (Private Schools)
Use this application site to apply to participating private colleges and universities.
Free Application for Federal Student Aid - FAFSA
Use this site to apply for Federal Aid in the form of Loans, Grants, and Work Study appointments.
ALL SENIORS (even if you think you won't qualify) - Fill this out after October 1st of your senior year. You will need your parent's prior year tax information. You will also need your own prior year tax information (if applicable)
Fastweb
National Scholarship Clearinghouse
College Scholarships
http://www.collegescholarships.org/grants/101-grants.htm
Scholly
Scholarship Clearinghouse Site
http://home.myscholly.com/#scholly
Going Merry
National Scholarship Clearinghouse
Sallie Mae Scholarship Search
National Scholarship Clearinghouse
https://www.salliemae.com/plan-for-college/scholarships/scholarship-search/default.aspx
CollegeBoard BigFuture Scholarship Search
National Scholarship Clearinghouse
https://bigfuture.collegeboard.org/pay-for-college/grants-scholarships
Scholarships.com
National Scholarship Clearinghouse
Raise Your Hand Texas Foundation/Charles Butt Scholarship for Aspiring Teachers
This organization provides 100 students with scholarships of up to $8,000 per year for up to four years.
https://www.raiseyourhandtexas.org/foundation/raising-texas-teachers/
Minnie Stevens Piper Foundation Booklet of Scholarships
The Minnie Stevens Piper Foundation has a booklet of scholarship and financial aid information.
https://comptroller.texas.gov/programs/education/msp/
The Hagan Scholarship Foundation
Scholarship Name | Found at: | Online/Paper Application | Deadline Date |
---|---|---|---|
Fight Against Drinking and Driving Scholarship | https://askrobertwhite.com/fight-against-drinking-and-driving-scholarship/ | Online | April 30, 2021 |
AMVETS Scholarship | Online | April 30, 2021 | |
Kochhar & Co. Chartered Professional Accountant Scholarship | Online | April 30, 2021 | |
Elevate Mental Health Awareness Scholarship | https://bold.org/scholarships/elevate-mental-health-awareness-scholarship/#ref=calvin | Online | May 2021 |
Mustang Soil and Water Conservation | Packet in high school office | Front Office | May 12, 2021 |
Review It Scholarship - write a movie review | Online | May 15, 2021 | |
Full Circle Scholarship - American Indian/Alaska Native | Online | May 31, 2021 | |
Women in Mathematics Scholarship | Online | June 31, 2021 |
Career Guide
http://www.flipcareerguide.com/books/vprt/#p
University HQ
Career, School, and Scholarship search site.
Zip Recruiter Salary Comparison
https://www.ziprecruiter.com/Salaries#by-major
Voter Registration
https://webservices.sos.state.tx.us/vrapp/index.asp
O*NET
The ONET program is the nation's primary source of occupational information. Central to the project is the ONET database, containing information on hundreds of standardized and occupation-specific descriptors. The database, which is available to the public at no cost, is continually updated by surveying a broad range of workers from each occupation.
Career Outlook
Research Careers
http://stats.bls.gov/careeroutlook/
Aptitude Testing - Johnson O'Conner Research Foundation
The Johnson O'Connor Research Foundation is a nonprofit scientific research and educational organization with two primary commitments: to study human abilities and to provide people with a knowledge of their aptitudes that will help them derive more satisfaction from their lives.
Get Connected With College Coaches!!!!!
NCAA Eligibility Center
Create an account to let NCAA schools know you are interested in collegiate athletics.
https://web3.ncaa.org/ecwr3/register/CERTIFICATION
NAIA Eligibility Center
The National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA) is the governing body for athletics programs at colleges and universities throughout the United States and Canada
http://www.playnaia.org/page/eligibility.php
National Junior College Athletic Association
Women's Sport's Foundation
http://www.womenssportsfoundation.org/en/home/programs/grants
Here For Texas
Free service that helps families find local professionals that can help with mental health issues.
http://www.herefortexas.com/index.html
TEXT 741741
You can text HELLO to 741741 to text with a counselor.
https://www.crisistextline.org/how-it-works/
National Suicide Prevention Lifeline: 1-800-273-TALK (8255)
If you are in crisis and need someone to talk to now - Please CALL!
http://www.suicidepreventionlifeline.org/
American Foundation for Suicide Prevention
Drug and Alcohol Rehab Info
https://www.help.org/drug-and-alcohol-rehab-centers-in-texas/
The Recovery Village
https://www.therecoveryvillage.com/drug-addiction/drugs-and-suicide/
https://www.therecoveryvillage.com/mental-health/first-aid/suicidal-thoughts/
1. Apply for admissions to Howard College by completing the registration packet (If you are interested in CNA, complete the CNA packet along with the registration packet) found on the Howard College website, Howard College and by completing Apply Texas: www.applytexas.org
2. After completing the Howard College Registration packet from step one, return it to Mrs. Lee (Mrs. Lee will complete the Course ID, Section, etc).
3. Complete the Dual Credit Parent/Student Agreement form.
4. If you have not passed the TSI exam, contact Mr. Farquhar to schedule a test date. If you are not sure if you have passed it, email Mr. Farquhar to verify dfarquhar@stanton.esc18.net.
5. Regularly check your email for Howard College information from Mrs. Lee.
6. You will receive a Howard College Bill. You can call the HC Business office or pay through your MyHC Portal. You will make separate payments for the Fall and the Spring.
1. Complete the last page only in the Howard College Registration packet and return it to Mrs. Lee (Mrs. Lee will complete the Course ID, Section, etc).
3. Complete the Dual Credit Parent/Student Agreement form.
4. If you have not passed the needed TSI exam, contact Mr. Farquhar to set up a time to take it. If you are not sure if you have passed it, email Mr. Farquhar to verify: dfarquhar@stanton.esc18.net.
5. Regularly check your email for Howard College information from Mrs. Lee.
6. You will receive a Howard College Bill. You can call the HC Business office or pay through your MyHC Portal. You will make separate payments for the Fall and the Spring.
Earning College Credit in High School
Students at Stanton High School have the opportunity to earn college credit. There are several ways in which students can gain college credit while in high school. Earning college credit can be accomplished through Dual Credit Courses.
Costs…
Dual Credit courses at Howard College cost approximately $180 per course/semester with a $100 fee per semester for students living outside Howard County. While the cost of CTE courses is free they may carry additional expenses.
**Example: Welding Equipment, Nursing Scrubs, Cosmetology Kit, Textbooks, Etc.
DUAL CREDIT/COLLEGE COURSES
Dual credit is the process by which students earn high school and college credits simultaneously.
Stanton offers 30 college hours of academic Dual Credit Courses on the SHS Campus or online:
Fall:
History 1301 (US History A)
English 1301 (English 4A)
College Algebra 1314
Economics 2302
Art Appreciation 1301
Public Speaking (Speech) 1315
Spring:
History 1302 (US History B)
English 1302 (English 4B)
College Algebra 1314
Government 2305
Art Appreciation 1301
Music Appreciation 1306
Public Speaking (Speech) 1311
Texas Government 2306
Stanton High School pays the tuition cost for those in Dual Credit Classes. Books, State Exam Fees & Liability Ins (Cosmo & Phlebotomy classes) will not be paid by the district.
Numerical grades will be used for high school transcript. Letter grades will be used for Howard College’s transcript. Grades are based on academic performance and attendance. Students must maintain a grade of a C or better to receive credit. Money must be paid to Howard College before the first day of instruction.
Note: Students who finish the first semester with a term grade of below 75 in a Dual Credit may be prohibited from continuing those particular Dual Credit Classes in the spring semester at the discretion of the Principal and/or Counselor. A parent conference will be mandatory. The student may be placed in a regular High School credit section of the courses.
All students must earn at least one endorsement in addition to their Foundation High School Program. Students may choose more than one endorsement but must choose at least one prior to entering grade 9. Students may change endorsements at any time.
Students are expected to complete a program of study, earn an endorsement, and complete an industry based certification before graduation. To complete a program of study, students must earn 4 or more credits in 3 or more courses.
Animal Science
Principles of Agriculture, Food, and Natural Resources
Small Animal Management/Equine Science
Livestock Production
Practicum of AFNR or Project Based Research or Advanced Animal Science
Endorsement: Business & Industry
Applied Agricultural Engineering
Principles of Agricultural, Food, and Natural Resources
Agricultural Mechanics and Metal Technology
Agricultural Equipment Design and Fabrication/Lab or Agricultural Power System (Tractor Technology)
Practicum of AFNR or Project Based Research
Certification: American Welding Society Welding Certification
Endorsement: Business & Industry
Food Science and TechnologyFood Technology and Safety/Lab
Food Processing/Lab
Practicum of AFNR or Project Based Research
Certification: ServSafe Food Handlers and ServSafe Food Managers
Endorsement: Business & Industry
Health Care Diagnostics
Principles of Health Science
Medical Terminology
Health Science Theory
Practicum in Health Science or Anatomy and Physiology or Career Preparation
Certification: Patient Care Technician, Certified Medical Assistant, Phlebotomist
Endorsement: Public Services
Oil and Gas Exploration and Production
Oil and Gas Production 1
Oil and Gas Production 2
Oil and Gas Production 3 or Career Preparation 1
Oil and Gas Production 4 or Career Preparation 1 or Project Based Research
Certification: OSHA 30 Hour
Endorsement: Business & Industry
Plant Science
Principles of Agriculture, Food, and Natural Resources
Floral Design
Advanced Floral Design
Practicum in AFNR or Project Based Research
Certification: Texas State Floral Level 1 and Level 2
Endorsement: Business & Industry
STEM Engineering
Certification: OSHA 30 Hour
Endorsement: Science Technology Engineering Math
Introduction to Engineering Design (Project Lead The Way)
Engineering Design and Presentation I
TBD 2021-2022
Engineering Design & Presentation or Practicum in STEM
Teaching and Training
Principles of Education and Training (9th)
Communication and Technology in Education (9th & 10th)
Instructional Practices (11th & 12th) 12th needs Com & Tech for Certification
Practicum in Education and Training or Career Preparation 1
Certification: Educational Aide 1
Additional Endorsements that may be earned by students:
Arts & Humanities
4 Credits in Spanish; or
4 Credits in Band
Multidisciplinary Studies
4 Advanced Courses that prepare a student for the workforce or post-secondary without remediation; or
4x4 in Foundation Areas to include both Chemistry and Physics; or
4 Credits in Dual Credit from English, Math, Science Social Studies, LOTE or Fine Arts courses
STEM* (Science, Technology, Engineering or Math)
5 Credits in Mathematics (Alg 1, Geometry, Alg 2 + PreCalc + Advanced Math); or
5 Credits in Science (Bio, Chem, Physics + 2 Advanced Courses)
*Algebra II, Chemistry & Physics are required in every pathway for this endorsement
In order to qualify for a diploma from Stanton High School, all incoming students must have fulfilled the following requirements:
Discipline | Foundation High School Program (FSHP) | FSHP/ENDORSEMENT PROGRAM Distinguished Level of Achievement* *Required to earn Top 10% + Val/Sal |
---|---|---|
English Language Arts | 4 Credits:
| 4 Credits:
|
Mathematics | 3 Credits:
| 4 Credits:
|
Science | 3 Credits:
| 4 Credits:
|
Social Studies | 3 Credits:
| 4 Credits:
|
PE | 1 Credit | 1 Credit |
Fine Arts | 1 Credit | 1 Credit |
Languages | 2 Credits in the same language | 2 Credits in the same language |
Electives | 11 Credits (included in your program of study/ endorsement) | 8 Credits (included in your program of study/ endorsement) |
TOTAL CREDITS | 28 Credits | 28 Credits |
A Foundation High School Plan (FHSP) is available for students at risk of not graduating.
Please see Counselor for further details.
Notes:
Band, Color Guard, and Floral Design are electives but also count as Fine Arts.
Marching Band, Color Guard and Athletics are electives but also count as P.E. credit.