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 Piecing Together the High School PuzzlePiecing Together the High School Puzzle contains a thorough explanation of the requirements,â?¦..Piecing Together the High School Puzzle contains a thorough explanation
of the requirements, record keeping, evaluations, ways to obtain courses, building transcripts, and applying for colleges,
technical schools and scholarships for the high school years. It's complete with a bonus chapter on "Fun Stuff" like class
rings, proms, grad pictures, trips, etc.
The author, Joanne Mastronicola, has home schooled for 14 years with one in college with the benefit of three scholarships,
and has two others still in high school. For several years, she has worked with high school student paperwork in Eunice Christian
School, a private school composed of only home schooled students.
Although this book was written specifically for the Florida home schoolers, many principles are adaptable to your states
requirements. Simply use the basic info and the forms along with your state departments educational web sites.
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SAT or ACT. Test scores of tests taken through the end of June of the student's last year in a
home education curriculum will be admissible for a Bright Futures evaluation. Submit scores to FDOE in one of the following
ways (preferably the first):
- Request the test scores be sent to one of Florida’s 11 state universities when the student registers for the SAT
or ACT. These scores will be sent to the FDOE repository.
- Include the official copy (no photocopies) of the test scores in the original sealed envelope with this documentation.
NOTE: When applying as a home-educated student, the test score requirement for each scholarship is as
follows: Florida Academic Scholars award - 1270 SAT (excluding the writing section) or 28 ACT (excluding the writing
section) Florida Medallion Scholars award -
- Have a best combined score of 1070 SAT (excluding the writing section) or 23 ACT (excluding the writing section)
Or (this is New)
- Have a best combined score of 970 SAT (excluding the writing section) or 20 ACT (excluding the writing
section) with a weighted 3.0 GPA in the above 15 required credits (documented through Florida public, FDOE-registered private,
FLVS or Florida dual enrollment transcripts)
Courses must include 15 credits of college
preparatory academic courses.
4 English (3 with substantial writing)
3 Mathematics (Algebra I and above)
3 Natural Science (2 with substantial lab)
3 Social Science
2 Foreign Language (in the same language)
15 Credits
May use up to 3 additional credits from
courses in the academic areas listed above
as well as AP, IB, or AICE fine arts courses to
raise
the GPA
TESTING
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