Links and information of interest to parents
LINKS OF INTEREST:
Welcome to the Class of 2011 presentation
4-year graduation plan worksheet
10th Grade Parent Four-Year Plan Presentation
A-G List - Use this search engine from the University of California to see the courses approved for Fallbrook High School for each year
AP Credit Policy Information - Search engine with information for how each institution awards credit for AP courses.
Campus Visits - Planning a campus vist can be overwhelming! Here are some tips for planning that road trip.
California Community College Map - a map of California showing all the community colleges and the counties they are located in.
California State University Map - a map of California showing the location of all the California State University campuses.
California High School Proficiency Exam
California State University Standard Student Expense Budget - a breakdown of the average cost for students at each of the CSU campuses for school year 06-07.
Crime Statistics by Campus You can check out the crime stats on different campuses
CSS/Financial Aid PROFILE Registrations accepted beginning October 1st. Many private universities require this form
Early Decision vs. Early Action
Education news parents can use from the US Dept of Education Audio and video presentations from the US. Department of Education
Fallbrook High School Counseling Office
Fallbrook Union High School District
Five Myths About Community Colleges
GED FAQs from the California Dept of Education
Government Benefits A search engine for state and federal government benefits, what they are and if you qualify.
San Diego County Office of Education
Senator Barbara Boxer has application instructions and materials on her website or you can request them via email at
Study Guides and Strategies Study guides and strategies for writing, math, science, test-taking and other areas.
Testing Timetable When does my child take the PSAT, SAT, ACT and AP exams? This list will let you know.
Vista Adult School offers a high school diploma program and a GED program for students over 18 years of age.
University of California Campus Map this map shows all UC campuses (triangles) plus all research facilities, county extension offices, university hospitals and more.
Does your student need credits for graduation? Before signing up for classes outside FUHS, your child needs to see their counselor for an Alternative Credit Permission Form that is only available from their counselor. This ensures their credits meet graduation requirements. Classes that are not pre-authorized will not be allowed for graduation credit. Click here for more information.
Mira Costa College offers Driver's Training, both classroom and behind the wheel. Call (760) 795-6825 or 795-6820 for information.
Resources for Military Families
links will be added as information becomes available
National Military Family Association resources and information, as well as a scholarship for spouses
Armed Services YMCA this organization offers multiple support resources for military families
www.military.com this site offers information and links for benefits and resources for all military and their families.
MCCS Camp Pendleton Marine Corps Community Services at MCB Camp Pendleton
MCCS Miramar Marine Corps Community Services at MCAS Miramar.
Navy-Marine Corps Relief Society offers many services to active duty and retired military and their families.
Disabilities
Association of University Centers on Disabilities A network of interdisciplinary Centers advancing policy and practice for and with individuals with developmental and other disabilities, their families, and communities
Learning Disabilities Association of America Information, networking, support and resources for persons with disabilities, their families and educators
Attention Deficit Disorder Association Adult ADD resources, help and information
LD Online Links, organizations and book lists on learning disabilities and ADHD.
INFORMATION AND RESOURCES AVAILABLE AT FALLBROOK HIGH SCHOOL:
Karen Schuetze of Educational Talent Search is here to help your students with college applications, transcript evaluation and financial aid. She will be in the Career Center on Mondays and Wednesdays.
The Palomar Peers program is in the Career Center during lunch on the first and third Monday of each month to answer questions and provide information about Palomar College. High school students can take classes at Palomar College at no charge for units (books and health fees apply). It's a great way to make up classes or fit other activities into their schedule. They have information on guaranteed transfer programs, academic programs and financial aid available at Palomar.
Encourage your student to come in and take advantage of these programs!