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CURRENT STUDENTS

Sign up in Mrs. Cupp's office.

GRADUATING SENIORS

To receive a final transcript after graduation for your college or yourself, pick up a form in the Counseling Center, fill it out, and turn it in along with $1 to Mrs. Fortenberry in the Registrar's office.

FORMER STUDENTS

Come in person and bring your drivers license, along with $1 for each one requested.
If you cannot come in person, you must fax your drivers license along with your name, when you attended NMHS, and the fax number you would like it to be faxed back to or the address you want it mailed to.

NMHS Fax #: 972.882.7965

Summer Assignments

DUAL CREDIT CLASSES for 2017/2018 SCHOOL YEAR

#Classes may have high school prerequisites       ** Can be used as a DAP measure by earning a B or better in the course                                                              Bolded courses may be taught on the NMHS campus                                                                                                                                 All classes are free. But books must be purchased for classes not taught at NMHS

If you are interested in taking any of the classes on the other side of this page, you must:

1.  Complete an application
   1. Sign up for an Application Session with your Counselor
2. Be considered “college ready”
   1. By having a STAAR test score from English 2 of a 4000 or better
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   2. By passing the TSI test (which we will give on our campus)
3. Complete the required forms (which you will be given once the first two steps are accomplished)
4. Register for classes
   1. If you are taking a class here, just make sure that you have the class on your registration form
   2. If you are taking the class at Eastfield this summer, you will have to register with the college  
      1. They will be here one day during the Spring to help us do that
      2. If you miss that, you will need to go to Room C-125 at the college to register

Printer Friendly Parent Promise 

What is Parent Promise?
Parent Promise is a scholarship program which provides
a pathway for you, the parent of a graduating high school
student, to earn a certificate or college degree in an
in-demand field of study at no cost to you.

How do I qualify?
• Do you have a graduating high school student from a Promise High School?
• Does your family have an annual Adjusted Gross Income
(AGI) of less than $55,000?

Already have an associate degree?
If you’re interested in continuing your education and
earning a bachelor’s degree or higher, check out our
university partners: collegeworks.org/parent-promise.

Information about the NMHS College and Career Readiness Center can be found under the Counseling Center tab.

The College Process for Stallions can be accessed under the Couseling tab as well. 

AP Exam Registration

SAT, ACT, PSAT Prep

Get Started at www.bridges.com

Click on Create Student Profile.

Enter Site ID: 0104352 and Password: M3q4f9Y9.

Student will setup his/her own unique username and password to create a portfolio and access the program in the future.

CEEB Code

This code is required when registering for the SAT:  444-712

SAT

The SAT is an admission test required by most colleges to show your level of knowledge of reading, writing, and mathematics and how well you use it. This test is recommended to be taken during your Junior and Senior year.

1. Additional fees apply if you register late or make changes to your test type, center or date after registering.

2. Sunday administrations usually occur the day after each Saturday test date for students who cannot test on Saturday due to religious observance.

3. Study Materials are available in the Counseling Center.

For more information and to register, visit the CollegeBoard Website.

ACT

The ACT is a college admission test for a student's general knowledge in English, mathematics, reading, and science. There is also an optional writing test, testing knowledge in planning and the ability to write a short essay. Most colleges accept this test as well as the SAT.

Visit the ACT Website to Register

PSAT

The PSAT is the practice for the SAT admission test required by most colleges to show your level of knowledge of reading, writing, and mathematics and how well you use it. The PSAT also gives you a chance to get the NMSQT scholarship. If you have any questions regarding the PSAT, stop by the counseling center to see Ms. Bell.

1. This test is administered during school in Fall.

2. To sign up, go to the Bonded Secretary to pay your fees.

3. Study Materials are available in the Counseling Center.

4. Juniors: This test is for you! The PSAT provides entry into National Merit Scholarship Corporation competitions.

5. Sophomores: All sophomores will take the PSAT for free! Yes, that's right...for free! There is no registration required.

6. Freshmen: You are invited to take the exam and you must register for the test. If you are a freshman taking a Pre-AP or G/T course, see your Pre-AP/GT teacher or Ms. Bell in the counseling center for a registration form.

Visit the PSAT Website to Register

Schedule for first Semester Exams is as follows: 

• December 15: 8B (during regular class period)
• December 16: 4A (during regular class period)
• December 17: 5B, 6B, 7B; dismiss at 1:15
• December 18: 1A, 2A, 3A; dismiss at 1:15

Schedule for second Semester Exams is as follows:
(for 9th - 12th grade, Seniors are NOT out early this year)

• May 21: 4A (during regular class period)
• May 24: 8B (during regular class period)
• May 25: 1A, 2A, 3A; dismiss at 1:15
• May 26: 5B, 6B, 7B; dismiss at 1:15

Access more information about the STAAR including testing resources and dates here at the Texas Education Agency Website.