Remember—you’re responsible for managing your schoolwork. This means setting aside time to focus on homework and to study for tests. Developing good study habits in junior high and high school will help you get good grades and higher scores on standardized tests. That means you’ll have more options after high school.
Preparing for College & Career
We’ve pulled together some great resources to help you prep for college and a career. From reading lists and study tips to suggestions about how to get the most out of dual credit courses and extracurricular activities, we can help make sure you’re always ready for your next step.
What Is a GPA and Why Does It Matter?
We’re here to help you understand why your GPA matters, how it’s calculated, and what you can do to improve it.
Advanced Opportunities Program – FAQ
The Advanced Opportunities Program provides every student attending an Idaho public school an allocation of $4,125 to use towards Advanced Opportunities in grades 7-12.
12th Grade Reading List
Peruse Good Reads’ list of popular 12th grade books and add something new to your list of favorites.
11th Grade Reading List
Explore Good Reads’ list of popular 11th grade books and expand your knowledge.
10th Grade Reading List
Browse Good Reads’ list of popular 10th grade books and challenge yourself with a new novel or some nonfiction.
9th Grade Reading List
Check out Good Read’s list of popular 9th grade books and see if you’re on track.
8th Grade Reading List
Have a look at Goodreads’ list of popular 8th grade books and be sure you’re not missing out on any amazing books.
Idaho High School Activities Association
Joining a club, playing a sport, participating in theater or volunteering with a religious organization—these all count toward becoming a well-rounded student, which will help when it’s time to apply to school or seek out scholarships. Extracurricular activities also give you the chance to explore your interests and find out what you’re good at. You won’t know until you try something new!