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Sophomore and Junior Students: It’s time to sign up for the PSAT/NMSQT! Cost is $17, payable in the guidance office by September 16. The test will take place at the Administrative Offices (old HS) on October 16. The Preliminary SAT/National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test (PSAT/NMSQT) is a standardized test administered by the College Board and cosponsored by the National Merit Scholarship Corporation (NMSC). The scores from the PSAT/NMSQT are used to determine eligibility and qualification for the National Merit Scholarship Program. Not only does the PSAT help prepare students to take the SAT or ACT, the PSAT can also open the door to National Merit Scholarships and other awards. With $180 million dollars in scholarships awarded to students who achieve high scores on the PSAT, how a student performs on this exam can help determine scholarship money for the future. Only Junior scores will count towards the National Merit Scholarship Program. For more information and practice tests, visit: https://collegereadiness.collegeboard.org/psat-nmsqt-psat-10
Need a transcript? If you are a current FHS student or graduated recently, please fill out a Transcript Request Form from the guidance office or email Mrs. Jurkowitz (contact information is listed below). Be sure to include the address of where you want your transcript sent. If you are a former student who graduated in 2013 or before, please contact the administrative offices at 740.694.2956 to request your transcript.
Honors diploma requirements are being revised for the class of 2021 and beyond! Click here for information on the revised honors diploma criteria. Until then, students in the graduating classes of 2017-2020, can use the revised or previously established criteria. Click here for the previously established criteria.
Ohio's options for a high school diploma have recently changed! In addition to earning 21 high school credits (this has not changed), students can meet the additional graduation requirements by a variety of options through the new graduation pathways. Most students will meet this by earning 18 graduation points total on seven end-of-course exams (also known as AIR Tests or Ohio’s State Tests), with a minimum of 4 points on english tests, 4 points on math tests, and 6 points total between science and social studies tests. Once the default minimums have been met, the additional required points may come from any of the categories. These tests take place each winter and/or spring, and each of the seven tests is worth 1 to 5 graduation points. Students may also earn graduation points through Advanced Placement (AP) tests or College Credit Plus (CCP) courses but will still have to take the state tests in some areas. This points system replaces the old Ohio Graduation Test (OGT) requirement for graduation you may be familiar with. Click here to visit the Ohio Department of Education (ODE) website for more information for your graduating class.
College Credit Plus Information
College Credit Plus (CCP) Website
CCP Intent Form
CCP Flow Chart
General and MVNU Presentation from CCP Information Night
Student and Parent Academic Resources
2018-19 High School Profile
2019-20 Course Planning Handbook
2019-20 Guidance Events and Information
Senior "To Do" List
Senior "Brag Sheet" - For Recommendation Letter Requests
High School Planning Sheet
ACT Dates & Online Registration
ACT Prep Class at MVNU
Financial Aid Resources
Financial Aid for College (Link to FAFSA)
Financial Aid Resources and Information
Federal Financial Aid Information (FASFA)
College Preparation Checklist - Federal Student Aid
Student and Parent Community Resources
Community Meals Schedule
Housing/Shelter Information
Food Outreach/Pantry Information
Counseling Agency Referrals
Mrs. Rhonda Goeppinger
Guidance Secretary/Registrar
Mrs. LeeAnne M. Jurkowitz
Middle/High School Counselor
Mrs. Hannah Art
Middle/High School Social Worker
Mrs. Molly Compton
Elementary School Counselor
Phone: 740.694.2726, Ext. 3400
Fax: 740.694.1294