Academic Information
INTRODUCTION
Find the tools, resources, and opportunities to support your academic success and customize your learning journey. From enhancing your study skills to exploring advanced coursework and flexible credit options, everything you need is here.
Study Skills Resources
Study Smarter, Not Harder
Strong organization and study skills are essential for high school success. They reduce stress, improve productivity, and enhance learning. Explore these resources to enhance your skills:
Todoist (Organization App)
Pomodoro Technique (Time Management Tools)
Homework Plan
Create a personalized plan for managing assignments using the tools above and stay on track with your learning.
Peer Tutoring Services
Take advantage of the National Honor Society Peer Tutoring Program, available many periods throughout the school day in the Media Center. No appointment is needed!
Need More Support?
If you’re struggling with your grades, speak with your teachers or school counselor. Together, we’ll find the best intervention for you.
Advanced Placement (AP) Courses
Challenge Yourself with Advanced Placement Courses
Participating in the AP Program allows you to take college-level courses during high school. These rigorous courses foster advanced writing, problem-solving, and study skills crucial for college success. They also demonstrate your dedication and readiness for higher education, enhancing your college applications.
Check out the NRHS Course Catalog for course listings and prerequisites.
Remember: All students enrolled in AP classes must take the AP exam, which typically costs approximately $100.
Call to Action:
Speak with your school counselor to determine if AP courses are right for you.
Credit Flexibility
Credit Flexibility
Customize Your Learning Path with Credit Flexibility
Credit Flexibility expands your curricular options, deepens subject study, and customizes learning for your high school diploma.
How It Works You can earn credits by:
Completing coursework
Testing out or demonstrating mastery
Pursuing “educational options” like distance learning, internships, arts, sports, and more
Benefits
Real-world learning opportunities
Customized learning to meet individual needs
Flexible methods to demonstrate knowledge and skills
Steps to Get Started: Consult your school counselor to discuss your plan.