Announcements
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Class Ring Order Day
Class Ring Order Day is Wednesday, February 4.
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Learner's Permit InformationLEARNER'S PERMIT INFORMATION: To be eligible, student must be at least 15 years old and able to provide proof of bein [ ... ]
LEARNER'S PERMIT INFORMATION:
To be eligible, student must be at least 15 years old and able to provide proof of being enrolled in school.Must provide the following (No Photocopies Accepted):
- A completed Application with notarized signatures of both parents or guardians. If parents are divorced, parent with custody must sign. Use black ink on all forms. (attached)
- A social security card or official government correspondence displaying full 9 digits.
- A certified Birth Certificate. Must be an original or certified copy (No Photocopies Accepted), have a raised seal, and be issued by the Bureau of Vital Statistics or State Board of Health.
- If under 18 years of age, you must show proof that you are in school by presenting a signed and notarized Certification Of School Attendance form obtained from the school that you are attending. (Note: This form is not valid if over 30 days old.) See Dina for School Attendance form.
- 2 proofs of Mississippi residency in your parent or legal guardian's name if you're younger than 21 years old.
- Some offices only accept cash as payment. Call ahead to verify.
NOTE:
You must pass the written examination. You must meet the required physical conditions of the eye examination.This information is also listed under FACTS Announcements for your convenience.
Good luck!
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MS. Scholars Curriculum InformationPlease note that ACT super scores are NOT accepted. Students may also begin to earn community service and/or volunteer [ ... ]
Please note that ACT super scores are NOT accepted. Students may also begin to earn community service and/or volunteer hours beginning May 15th of their 8th grade year.
ENGLISH LANGUAGE ARTS4 credits must consist of:
- English I (1)
- English II (1)
- Two additional English credits above English II and approved for admission to IHL
MATHEMATICS
4 credits must consist of:
- Algebra I (1)
- Geometry (1)
- Algebra II (1)
- And one Carnegie Unit of comparable rigor and content may come from Mathematics courses approved for Mississippi Scholars Credit
SCIENCE
4 credits must consist of:
- Biology I (1)
- Chemistry (1)
- Any 2 Carnegie Units of comparable rigor and content above Biology I and Chemistry (Physics [1] preferred). Additionally, 1 Carnegie unit may come from a Career Technical Education course.
SOCIAL STUDIES
4 credits must consist of:
- World Geography (1/2)
- Mississippi Studies (1/2)
- World History Studies (1)
- U.S. History (1)
- U.S. Government (1/2)
- Economics (1/2)
ARTS
1 credit of:
- One Carnegie Unit of visual and performing arts meeting the requirements for high school graduation or
- Two units for completion of the 2-course sequence Computer Graphics Technology I & II
ADVANCED ELECTIVES
2 credits must consist of:
- Two Foreign Languages or a 5th Math or 5th Science of higher rigor
- Any 2 dual credit courses
ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS
- 80 hours of community or volunteer service during high school for seniors graduating in 2022 and later
- Minimum of 19 ACT Composite Score (Overall Score) for seniors graduating in 2022 and later
- 2.5 cumulative high school GPA on a 4.0 scale
- Three letters of recommendation (one from each of the following — principal, guidance counselor and business/community leader for students with more than 4 in-school suspensions)
- 95% school attendance during 4 years of high school
- No out-of-school suspension