HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT AND FAMILY RESOURCES

High School students and families this webpage is designed just for you! Navigate the links and information to help guide you through the many opportunities high school and beyond offers. 

High School Students

HIGH SCHOOL INFORMATION NIGHTS

Check in with your high school for dates and times!

HIGH SCHOOL COURSE CATALOGS 2024 - 2025

STUDENTS SHARE ACADEMIC INSIGHTS

HIGH SCHOOL WEB LINKS

Heritage
Home of the Hawks

Legacy
Home of the Lemurs

Getchell
Home of the Chargers

Pilchuck
Home of the Tomahawks

Dual credit: Get a head start on college

Want to get a big head start on college? High school students can earn high school and college credit at the same time with dual credit programs. Students who earn college credit are more likely to graduate high school, enroll in college, and complete college degrees.

Each dual credit program is a little different, but there are three main ways you can earn college credit while in high school: 

  • Credit by passing a college course: 

    • College in the High School provides college courses that are taught at the high school, by high school teachers, with college curriculum, college textbooks, and oversight by college faculty and staff. 

    • Running Start students enroll in courses taught on-campus at Washington’s community and technical colleges, and at select four-year colleges. Some schools offer remote learning courses.

Not all dual credit programs are available at all high schools. Talk to your counselor for more information. Visit the WSAC website for more resources to plan your future college or career pathway.