Junior/Senior Night 2024

The purpose of the Dual Enrollment program is to promote and increase access to postsecondary educational opportunities for Georgia high school students while increasing high school graduation rates, preparing a skilled works force, and decreasing time and cost to post secondary credential completion.

• True

• False

Students may Dual Enroll in any grade (9-12) and earn college credits while completing their diplomas!

• True

• False

A student must complete ONE of the following options

with the enrolling ______ college to be eligible for high

school graduation:

-Two _______college certificate of credit programs

in one specific (and approved) career pathway or

closely related programs

• A ______ college diploma program or program

leading to license at a unit of the TCSG

• An Associate’s Degree in Applied Science program

• Local

• Tri-County

• Technical

• Upstate

Each High School student should create an account at this website, complete their FASFA, and apply to colleges.

• GaHope.org

• mymec.org

• technicalcollegehelp.edu

• GaFutures.org

Filling out a FASFA costs $25

• True

• False

Answer explanation

FASFA is FREE!!! It's the Free Application for Federal Student Aid

Who can you go see if you have questions about your Plan of Study?

• Graduation Coach

  Jodi Morgan

• Counselors

  Youngman & Odom

• Dual Enrollment

  Cindy Hicks

• Social Worker

  Tara Cantrell

Answer explanation

Any of these people will help you!

However, the Counselors are your best option!!!

Who can you go see if you'd like to ask questions regarding scholarships or FASFA?

• Cindy Hicks

• Pam Garrett

• Laura Hoeve

• Ashley Sparks

Who provides funding to states each year for Title 1?

• The Federal Government

• The Local Splost Tax

• State Income Taxes

• The IRS

Title 1 money can be spent on math and English tutors.

• True

• False

Title 1 is the largest federal assistance program for our nation's schools, the goal of Title 1 is a higher quality of education for every child, and

• serves students in high school and college

• serves students in other countries

• the program serves millions of children in elementary and secondary schools each year.