JCC Counseling Center

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2024-2025 Scholarships & Opportunities


JCC High School Graduation Requirements. Check off sheets are also available in the Counseling Center. Thank you.

 

Please review the daily Announcements by clicking on Announcements on the left.

PSEO is Post Secondary Enrollment Options and is one form of dual enrollment. An information sheet is available in the Counseling Center. 

JCC High School partners with colleges to offer college-in-the-schools courses allowing qualified students to earn college credit in a course taught by their high school teachers. 

Link: More information on dual enrollment can be found on the state website.

ACT Test Dates

ACT 

The ACT is offered each spring to Juniors.

JCC High School's code: 241-215

ACT PREP INFORMATION

24-25 National Test Date Schedule

2024-2025 National Test Dates Schedule

NCAA

If you plan to participate in Division 1 or 2 college athletics after high school, you need to register with the NCAA. Talk to your coaches! Talk to our Athletic Director. You should plan to take two years of Spanish or a 4th year of higher level math or science to meet the core requirements for college athletes.  

TRANSCRIPTS

Official transcript requests for all JCC graduates and past students are handled by our administrative assistant in the high school office. 

All current students have access to view their transcripts on their IC account under "documents." If an official transcript is needed, it must be requested from the high school counselor. Forms are available in the Counseling Center. During the summer, please contact staff in the high school or district office.

Final transcripts for all graduates must be requested prior to the high school graduation ceremony and will be mailed to the college/university the graduate releases it to.

When student athletes register with a clearing house, a release for a transcript is automatically generated and will be submitted by the high school counselor. Athletes are encouraged to register early with NCAA or other clearing house so all requirements are planned for and met during their high school career.