AP Testing Information
The time to begin the process of ordering and paying for your exams has arrived. If you’re in an AP class during any term in this current school year, and you want to take any of the AP exams, please go to the Career Center during your lunch starting Friday, February 22nd to get the paperwork needed.
Deadline is March 22nd.
When you go to the Career Center you will need to pick up all of the following:
· The College Board Bulletin for AP Students and their Parents;
· The Franklin High School AP Information Sheet; and
· The Franklin High School 2019 Advanced Placement Exam Order Form
AP Test dates: May 6th - May 17th
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CREW 2019 (Cambodian Rising Education Weekend)
Eligibility for High School Students:
- You must stay the WHOLE weekend, (4/19- 4/21), overnight (2 nights), with a Stanford Khmer Association student.
- You must have your own transportation to and from Stanford. (There may be help with transportation)
- If you're selected for this program, you MUST be on time for all mandatory programming. If you can't make a portion of it, you must communicate that beforehand.
Application deadline is March 22nd.
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Experience Berkeley Program
Program Requirements:
- Students must self-identify as Black, Latino, or Native American
- Apply as a high school junior (3rd year / incoming senior)
- Must consider UC Berkeley among your top 3 college choices
- Have an overall unweighted 3.5 GPA or higher
- Attend a California High School
- Fill out our Program Application
What are the program outcomes?
- Over 50% success rate of Black, Latino and Native American Students getting into UC Berkeley via competitive application development.
Application deadline is March 25, 2019.
Click here for application and more information.
Sacramento State's "College: Making it Happen" - April 6th
"College Making it Happen" is intended primarily for 6th through 10th grade students and their families, and provides practical and easy-to-understand information on how to prepare academically and financially for college It promotes academic achievement and accessibility, educational planning and parental involvement.
Click here for registration and more information.
Click here for flyer in English.
Click here for flyer in Spanish
UC Davis Pre-Health Symposium - April 7th
High school students, parents, and counselors are invited to the 3rd annual High School Pre-Health Symposium, which will take place on Sunday, April 7, 2019, from 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. at University of California, Davis.
This one-day event will feature inspirational speakers, panels, valuable information to get students on the right path, and more! This is a unique opportunity for high school students to hear from health professionals, health professions advisors, and undergraduate pre-health students. While parents are welcome to join, this symposium has been designed specifically with students in mind.
Click here for registration and more information.
UC Davis Black Youth Leadership Conference
The purpose of the BYLC Conference is to introduce, prepare and engage local high school students of the diaspora to the power of higher education and ultimately offer a first hand experience of organized community and individual growth and development.
Who: High school students who identify as black, African American, African, or within the African diaspora. (Other students are welcome but it is a black diaspora conference)
When: Friday, April 19th, 2019 5pm - Saturday, April 20th, 2019 9pm
Where: UC Davis
Deadline is Sunday, April 7th
Click here for registration and more information.
UC Berkeley's Southeast Asian Summer Institute
This is an all-expense paid summer program that provides an exciting experience for students by exposing them to higher education while exploring their cultural background. High school students of any ethnicity are eligible to apply, however, please be aware that the majority of the workshops will cater to students who relate to the Southeast Asian experiences (Southeast Asian include but is not limited to Mien, Hmong, Laotian, Cambodian, and Vietnamese ethnicities).
Application deadline is April 7th.
Click here for an application and more information.
Kaplan SAT/ACT Online Prep classes
As one of Kaplan's partner campuses, our students can receive Kaplan's SAT and ACT Online courses at no cost. Students can enroll in Kaplan's online, self-study courses for free at: Kaplan Online Prep class. (Scroll
down to "Get a Free Self Paced Course" and then click on a course and a
code will generate) This is also where students can go to view upcoming classes and events.
Or click here to get Kaplan's free SAT/ACT Study Guide
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Colleges Coming to Franklin High School and Northern California
Click on Our School / Guidance & Counseling for the list of colleges coming to Franklin and Northern California