HIGH SCHOOL

GED (GENERAL EDUCATIONAL DEVELOPMENT) TESTING

The GED test allows you to gain a high school equivalency diploma.
Find out more information at the link below:

GED Testing

SAT HELP

These websites give you information and tips on how to get high scores on the SAT's:
SAT Tips
SAT Info

Sign up for the SAT's and take a practice test here:
SAT Testing

YOUR IEP

What is a 504 Plan and How Can it Help My Teen? Tip sheet
​Just click on the
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If you’re having trouble in school and they are not meeting your needs you have the right to request an IEP evaluation (Individualized Education Plan). This plan helps accommodate your needs and they work with you more closely than in a regular classroom.

This website lets you know your rights when it comes to having an IEP: IEP Rights

The FCSN also known as  Federation for Children with Special Needs is a website that Provides information, support, and assistance to parents of children with disabilities, their professional partners, and their communities. We are committed to listening to and learning from families, and encouraging full participation in community life by all people, especially those with disabilities. To learn more about this beneficial website please click here FCSN

In order to get an IEP you must be eligible. The school will only accommodate students who have certain disabilities stated here: Disabilities

Don't forget that we made an IEP Tip Sheet for you! Just click on the
picture link for more information:

SCHOOL DAYS TO PAY DAYS

Collaboratively designed by Institute for Community Inclusion and Department of Developmental Services through the Work Without Limits employment initiative,this booklet helps families get started with the school-to-work transition process.
communityinclusion.org/pdf

STUDYING TIPS

Here are some useful sites that can help you gain skills on how to study effectively:
Study Guides and Strategies
Basics on How to Study

PLANNING FOR COLLEGE

APPLYING COLLEGE

THE MCAS

 

*Reminder: The MCAS is only given in Massachusetts*This site has information on all the basics of the MCAS:  http://www.doe.mass.edu/mcas/testadmin/faq.pdf


Here are some sites that will help you prepare for the MCAS:
Prepare for the MCAS here!

Massachusetts: adult education

Mount Wachusett Community College: Regional Adult Learning Center provides free classes to improve math, reading and writing skills to prepare for the MA GED test.

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