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COUNSELING DEPARTMENT

Mrs. Stephene Bruffy-Moffatt, Professional School Counselor sbruffymoffatt@k12.wv.us
Mrs. Jodi-Marie Walters, Dean of Students jodimarie.walters@k12.wv.us
Mrs. Amy Gosa, Counseling Secretary adavisson@k12.wv.us

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SAT TEST DATES

SAT test dates for 2025 are as follows:

  • August 23, 2025

  • October 4, 2025

  • November 8, 2025

  • December 6, 2025

  • March 14, 2026

  • May 2, 2026

  • June 6, 2026.

ACT TEST DATES

  • September 13, 2025 (Registration Deadline: August 8, 2025)

  • October 25, 2025 (Registration Deadline: September 19, 2025)

  • December 13, 2025 (Registration Deadline: November 7, 2025)

  • February 7, 2026 (Registration Deadline: January 2, 2026)

  • April 18, 2026 (Registration Deadline: March 13, 2026)

  • June 13, 2026 (Registration Deadline: May 8, 2026)

  • July 18, 2026 (Registration Deadline: June 12, 2026)


DATES TO REMEMBER:

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Coca-Cola Foundation Scholarship

PIZZA HUT FOUNDATION SCHOLARSHIP IS OPEN

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September 1st- No School Labor Day Holiday

September 15- 19th - Parchment and FSA ID Workshops in Civics classes

October 1st- FAFSA opens!

October 9th- FAFSA Day # 1 2:00-5:30

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GRADUATION YEAR OF 2028 AND FORWARD

23 TOTAL CREDITS REQUIRED

  • ENGLISH (4 credits)

    • English 9 or English 9 Honors

    • English 10 or English 10 Honors

    • English 11 or English 11 Honors

    • English 12 or Dual Credit English

    • An Advanced Placement (AP®) English course may be substituted for any of the above courses

  • MATH (4 credits)

    • Algebra I

    • Geometry

    • Algebra II

    • Trigonometry/Pre-calculus or Transition Mathematics for Seniors or any other fourth higher course option (Probability & Statistics, College Alg., Calculus, College Trig)

    • An AP® Mathematics course may be substituted for an equivalent course or any fourth course option

  • SCIENCE (3 credits)

    • Earth and Space Science (Grade 9)

    • Biology (Grade 10)

    • One additional science course

    • It is highly recommended that all college bound students complete 4 sciences.

    • An Advanced Placement (AP®) Science course may be substituted for any of the above courses

  • SOCIAL STUDIES (4 credits)

    • World Studies

    • United States Studies

    • Contemporary Studies or College Hist 153

    • Civics or College American Federal Government POLS 102

    • An Advanced Placement (AP®) History course may be substituted for any of the above courses

  • PHYSICAL EDUCATION 9-12 (1 credit)

  • HEALTH 9-12 (1 credit)

  • ART - Band, Choir, Dance, Theater (1 credit)

  • PERSONAL FINANCE (1 credit)

  • PERSONALIZED (4 CREDITS)

    • Each student’s PEP will identify a career cluster and a program of study or course work for the 6 credits that will lead directly to placement in, credit-bearing academic college courses, an industry-recognized certificate or license, or workforce training programs. Best practices encourage students to experience the following: an AP®, Dual Credit, and/or CTE (Career and Technical Education) course with corresponding examination, an additional science, a computer science, an online/digital learning experience, 2 credits in one world language, and/or 6 credits culminating in acquisition of industry recognized CTE credential focused on career aspirations.

GRADUATION YEAR S OF 2025-26 AND 26-27

22 TOTAL CREDITS REQUIRED

  • ENGLISH (4 credits)

    • English 9 or English 9 Honors

    • English 10 or English 10 Honors

    • English 11 or English 11 Honors

    • English 12 or Dual Credit English

    • An Advanced Placement (AP®) English course may be substituted for any of the above courses

  • MATH (4 credits)

    • Algebra I

    • Geometry

    • Algebra II

    • Trigonometry/Pre-calculus or Transition Mathematics for Seniors or any other fourth higher course option (Probability & Statistics, College Alg., Calculus, College Trig)

    • An AP® Mathematics course may be substituted for an equivalent course or any fourth course option

  • SCIENCE (3 credits)

    • Earth and Space Science (Grade 9)

    • Biology (Grade 10)

    • One additional science course

    • It is highly recommended that all college bound students complete 4 sciences.

    • An Advanced Placement (AP®) Science course may be substituted for any of the above courses

  • SOCIAL STUDIES (4 credits)

    • World Studies

    • United States Studies

    • Contemporary Studies or College Hist 153

    • Civics or College American Federal Government POLS 102

    • An Advanced Placement (AP®) History course may be substituted for any of the above courses

  • PHYSICAL EDUCATION 9-12 (1 credit)

  • HEALTH 9-12 (1 credit)

  • ART - Band, Choir, Dance, Theater (1 credit)

  • PERSONALIZED (4 CREDITS)

    • Each student’s PEP will identify a career cluster and a program of study or course work for the 6 credits that will lead directly to placement in, credit-bearing academic college courses, an industry-recognized certificate or license, or workforce training programs. Best practices encourage students to experience the following: an AP®, Dual Credit, and/or CTE (Career and Technical Education) course with corresponding examination, an additional science, a computer science, an online/digital learning experience, 2 credits in one world language, and/or 6 credits culminating in acquisition of industry recognized CTE credential focused on career aspirations.