SCOTS Requirements
HHS Students meet with their SCOTS advisory twice per week throughout high school. Each grade level has their own activities and requirements which are outlined below. Students that successfully complete their SCOTS requirements will earn .25 credit per semester. Students that are not enrolled in SCOTS are not required to complete the following requirements, with the exception of the High School & Beyond Plan which is a Washington State Graduation Requirement.
9th Grade SCOTS:
- Begin High School & Beyond Plan
- Collect Sample Work, Test Scores, Certificates & Awards for Portfolio
10th Grade SCOTS:
- Update High School & Beyond Plan
- Complete personality & career interest tests
- Complete Resume
- Complete Job Applications & Letter of Application
- Collect Sample Work, Test Scores, Certificates & Awards for Portfolio
11th Grade SCOTS:
- Update High School & Beyond Plan
- Collect Sample Work, Test Scores, Certificates & Awards for Portfolio
- Update Resume
- Complete 20 hours of community service
- Complete the Personal Fact Sheet
- Junior Career Exploration (Choose one pathway below to explore):
- Military
- Meet with a Recruiter
- Research and write 1 page on the branch you want to join
- Research and write 1 page on a military career
- Technical Career
- Research and write 1 page each for the training needed and job outlook for two different technical careers or programs
- Enrollment in YVTech or tour a technical school
- College
- Visit a college campus
- Take minimum courses needed for college entrance (before graduation: 2 years of a world language, 4 years of math, Chemistry or Physics)
- Military
12th Grade SCOTS:
- Update High School & Beyond Plan
- Collect Sample Work, Test Scores, Certificates & Awards for Portfolio
- Update Resume
- Senior Exit Presentation
- Post High School Planning (provide 2 pieces of evidence for your future plans)
- Military
- Letter confirming ship out date or date at MEPS
- Confirmation of Military Occupational Specialty (MOS)
- Paygrade level for chosen MOS
- Length of training for chosen MOS
- Technical & College
- Evidence of applying or acceptance to college
- Evidence of plan to pay for school (FAFSA report, letter from parents, etc.)
- Campus housing application
- Joining the Workforce
- Two completed job applications
- Letter confirming employment
- Military
HHS SCHOOL COUNSELING PROGRAM
The HHS Counseling Department provides guidance and support to meet the academic, social/emotional and post-secondary planning needs of all students, grades 9-12.
*If you feel like a student needs assistance with their education that they are not currently receiving, please fill out the form in the following link.
Email: emarchand@highland.wednet.edu
Email: tconnolly@highland.wednet.edu
Fax: 509-678-4140
