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The ACT is used to assess college readiness and may be required for admissions, placement, and scholarships. 

Every year, the juniors are given one free ACT test at their home high school.  This year the junior ACT test is on Tuesday, March 12th, 2024 at Dugway High School. 

 **All other students will need to register for the ACT through www.ACT.org.

 

Click HERE to access a free practice ACT test. 

Additional Test Prep options:

https://solutions.shmoop.com/utah - free ACT and SAT test prep  for Utah students (Create an account and use the magic word "HONEY") www.PrepFactory.com - free ACT and SAT test prep www.Number2.com - free ACT and SAT test prep www.actstudent.org - ACT online prep by the makers of ACT: $29.95 www.march2success.com www.testive.com - Free digitally proctored practice test

  As you study for the ACT, make sure your practice is INFORMED PRACTICE. Time yourself to work on pacing and learn how to correct what you did wrong. Find a mentor who can help you understand anything you're unsure of. Studying a practice test is more helpful than merely studying a subject in general because you can focus on what the ACT actually tests. Try one of the practice tests below.  
Check out college websites to find what ACT score is needed for admissions/scholarships so you know what your ACT goal is.  
Did you know you can take the ACT up to 12 times? There's no better practice for the ACT than taking the ACT! Sign up today.

 

ACT Practice Test 2021-2022 ACT Practice Test 2019-2020

 

 

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ASVAB 

The ASVAB test for Sophomores and Juniors is on September 20th at 9:15 am in the computer lab. The ASVAB Interpretation is October 5th at 9:28 am in the computer lab.   

Are you being bullied? Do you see bullying at your school? There are things you can do to keep yourself and the people you know safe from bullying.

• Report bullying to the principal or go to safeut.med.utah.edu 
• Treat Everyone with Respect
• What to Do If You’re Bullied
• Protect Yourself from Cyberbullying
• Stand Up for Others
• Get Involved

  If your child feels bullied  

• Focus on your child: Be supportive and gather information.
• Talk with and LISTEN to your children every day.
• Be supportive: Tell the child it is not their fault.
• Be patient: Talking about bullying can be difficult.
• Contact his or her teacher, counselor, or principal.
• Explore options: Educate your child and discuss options to deal with bullying behavior.
• Be a good example of kindness and leadership.

 Coaching the child who bullied 

1. Identify the problem
2. Ask questions and gather further information
3. Apply consequences
4. Generate solutions for the future
5. Follow up

There is a new free mobile app that has been designed by SAMHSA. The KnowBullying app provides parents with tips, conversation starters, and warning signs to help parents recognize bullying. To learn more about the KnowBullying app click here.     
 

Useful Resources 

• Report Bullying
• Stop Bullying
• Cyberbullying
• NetSmartz
• Utah Antibullying Website

• Albuquerque Public Schools — Safe Schools Initiative on Bullying   
• Government Stop Bullying Website
• Utah Parent Center      
• National Crime Prevention Council
• Education.com

Is it Bullying?

 

Career and Technical Education provides pathways for students to achieve success through secondary schools and post education. Through pathways and structured training students will learn the skills to be successful in the career or education path of their choice!

Dugway CTE Pathway
 

Animal & Veterinary Science 

*Animal & Veterinary Science is the only CTE Pathway where all required courses can be earned at Dugway High School.  Please see Mrs. Ernst for courses being offered for this pathway.  Other CTE Pathways can be earned by taking courses at the Community Learning Center or TTECH in Tooele.  

CTE Public Notification of Nondiscrimination
CTE Public Notification of Nondiscrimination (in Spanish)

CAREER PLANNING TOOLS:       
 

Download the Keys To Success App from the App Store or Google Play!

 7th Grade students take the YouScience Assessments in their CCA class.  9th grade students take the YouScience Assessments in their Geography class.  Login to your YouScience account here to explore the career that match your interests and aptitudes!  
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Smart Start Guide
Utah Occupational Explorer
US Occupational Outlook Handbook
Utah Job Outlook  

INDUSTRY-SPECIFIC RESOURCES:
Community & Social Services
Construction
Education
Engineering
Healthcare
Protective Services
Technology  

 

 

COLLEGE PLANNING TOOLS:

NCAA Eligibility Center

 

Click here to access all 16 Utah colleges and universities.

Utah Higher Education Institutions: 

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Postsecondary Education Programs for Students with Disabilities in Utah

 

The Toolkit contains information on:
College Readiness
Financial Aid & Scholarships
Career Literacy
Supporting your Child  

 

 

What is Concurrent Enrollment?

Step by Step Admissions & Registration
Instructions

Utah State University:  See Mrs. Ernst for available courses.    ​ Concurrent Enrollment Registration Instructions Step 1: Apply for Admission       • Go to https://www.usu.edu/concurrent/           • Select Apply Now       • Complete the application and pay the $50 fee Step 2: Create Password       (Within 3 business days of applying, the          student will be emailed an A number. If not, call 435.797.8223)       • Go to myid.usu.edu and create the password       • After creating the password, wait at least 15 minutes          before registering for courses Step 3: Register for Courses       • Go to concurrent.usu.edu       • Select Register Now and follow the steps listed.       • Don't wait; late registrations are $ 100/ course ( deadlines           are viewable when select ting courses) Step 4: Pay Tuition       • Go to concurrent.usu.edu       • Select Pay Tuition and follow the steps listed.       • Don't wait; late payments incur a $15 fee Remember ... You must meet basic eligibility requirements in order to take concurrent enrollment. USU requires a 3.0 high school GPA. Additionally, if taking math, a student must meet math requirements as follows: for Math 1050, a 23 on the Math portion of the ACT. For Math 1040, a C average in Secondary Math I, II, Ill. Snow College:

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Steps to enroll in Concurrent classes:
1.  Apply to Snow College
2. Click on Concurrent Enrollment
3.  Set up a Badger Account
4.  Pay admissions fee through your account
5.  Register for the course through your Badger Account              

6.  Pay for the course
7.  Make sure you sign the parent permission form online
8.  Pay for any books (check with Mrs. Roquemore to see if any used ones are available in the library)
9.  Meet with Mrs. Ernst to adjust your Dugway School schedule
 

_____________________________________________     Once a student completes admissions and pays the one-time admission fee ($30), they will receive a college identification number. It is the responsibility of the student to then register for the individual classes they will be taking. Tuition for concurrent enrollment is $5.00 per credit.  Most CE classes are 3 credit hours. Students will need to pay for any books/supplies required for the class as well.

 Important CE Information

• Concurrent Enrollment classes are college classes. The grade a student receives in concurrent enrollment will become part of their official college transcript. 
• A student will receive a grade only at the end of the semester and it will be worth 1 full high school credit. For example, if a student receives a B in their concurrent enrollment class, it is equivalent to receiving 4 B's in a high school class for GPA computation.
• Concurrent Enrollment is open to high school juniors and seniors with a minimum of a “B” grade point average and/or an ACT composite score of 22 or higher. 
• Concurrent enrollment classes at Dugway are broadcasts originating at another location. Students are responsible for using the equipment and participating even when their instructor is off-site.
• If a student receives a D or F in concurrent enrollment, they are no longer eligible to take future CE classes. In addition, students must pass (with a C) 66% of their college classes to be eligible for federal financial aid (FAFSA) - this includes Pell Grants and Federal Student Loans.
•  Students who are on an IEP or 504 plan, must make arrangements through the college disability center for any accommodations needed.
• It is the responsibility of the student to know due dates, the syllabus, and communicate with the instructor if there are any questions or concerns about the class.  Students may also contact Mrs. Ernst and Mrs. Roquemore.   
• Withdrawal from a CE class after the registration deadline will result in a 'W' on a student's college transcript. Students who drop college classes must meet with Mrs. Ernst.

College Transfer/Articulation Guides  
Transfer guides are designed to help determine how concurrent enrollment courses will transfer to other colleges/universities in Utah.

Utah Transfer Guide

Graduation Requirements

Selection of Valedictorian and Salutatorian (Current)

Selection of Valedictorian and Salutatorian (Starting with Class of 2027)

  All seniors will need to order caps and gowns online by February 4th.
Please click HERE to order online. 
Click HERE if you only want to order the cap and gown.

Senior Checkout Day: May 15th

Senior Awards Assembly: May 15th

Graduation: May 19th at 1:00 pm in the Auditorium
 

 

American Civics Education Initiative, S.B.60, was passed in the Utah legislative session of 2015. This law requires the successful passage of a basic civics test as a condition of graduation.

To pass the test you must correctly answering 35 out of 50 (70%) questions in order to graduate.  This test is given as part of the US Government class.  If you tAKE Political Science 1100 instead, you will need to see Mrs. Ernst to take the test.                                              Click on the flag above to view the study guide.

Useful Websites and Homework Help

  Utah's Online Library
Utah's Online Library is the perfect place to get help with your research projects and homework assignments. Utah students, ask your teacher or school librarian for the home access login.  

LearningExpress Library
LearningExpress provides comprehensive test preparation, skills improvement resources, and career guidance. Find resources in Math, Writing, Science, College Prep. Access via Utah's Online Library.

ipl2: Information You Can Trust
Students, this is the place to get information and help with a wide variety of topics. One especially helpful section is the science fair project page.  

Fact Monster
Get homework help and find facts on thousands of subjects, including sports, entertainment, geography, history, biography, education, and health.   

Khan Academy
YouTube tutorials for Math, Biology, Chemistry, Economics, Banking, SAT prep and more. questions, tips, and descriptions.  

Shmoop
Shmoop Online Courses offer day-by-day curriculum in over a dozen subject areas, from business and career prep to literature to technology and computer science.  

March 2 Success
March2Success provides access to self-paced study programs in Math, English, and Science, with a focus of materials on grades 8-12.  

Dugway Post Library
All students and teachers at Dugway Schools can access the Dugway Post Library. You can also access their online resources where you can check out books, movies, music CDs, video games and more.     

Amazing Educational Resources
This website has a list of educational resources with descriptions and links to each resource!    

InsideSEL- Social & Emotional Learning
Social and Emotional Learning Resources for Parents, Educators, and School Communities related to COVID-19.  A new resource and strategy are added daily.    

Sora-Open A World Of Reading
Borrow ebooks and audiobooks from your school's library with Sora. Setup is simple - just find your school and sign in. Then download or stream your assignments and favorite books to your device.  

Coding for Kids: 
Free Classes, Websites, and Apps   

ST Math  
At MIND Research Institute, our mission is to ensure that all students are mathematically equipped to solve the world’s most challenging problems.  That’s why we stand ready to provide resources and no-cost access so the learning can keep on happening, even if a school is temporarily closed.

GPA Calculator
Secret Study Hacks

PUTTING HELP IN THE PALM OF YOUR HAND

The SafeUT app provides a way to connect to licensed counselors that are ready to listen to any sized crisis or concern. Help is immediate and confidential, and as easy as reaching for your phone and sending that first text.  For more information, click HERE.

Most of us will have to deal with some form of mental illness in our lifetime. It is not embarrassing to go to the doctor for something wrong with our heart, for example, so why are we hesitant to go for something that is effecting our emotions and they way we think (brain).   With mental wellness, we can cope with the normal stresses of life, can work productively, and are able to make a contribution to our community and personal relationships.  

VIEW TCSD SOCIAL SERVICES WEBPAGE FOR MENTAL HEALTH RESOURCES

TCSD Mental Health Information

• Military Services(click for link):   
• Concepts_of_Death - USBE
• Grief_by_Age_Groups - USBE
• Myths_About_Grief - USBE
• Tips_for_Teachers - USBE
• How to talk to your Child about a Death- USBE
• Finding the Positive After Loss
• The Dougy Center (Grief Support for Teens)

Digital Education Center (DEC) Courses:

Online Driver's Education Course

Online Driver's Ed at Dugway High School

More information

If you have any questions or concerns about the course, please contact Rick Harrison at rlharrison@tooeleschools.org.   

________________________________________________________ Other DEC Courses:

Access registration for ORIGINAL CREDIT courses.(Original credit means you have never taken the class before.)  Students may enroll at any time and complete work at their own pace.  

A teacher at the DEC will be assigned to you to help you with the course.  Your teacher should be contacting you within 2 weeks if your request is approved.  If the course isn't assigned after two weeks, please see Mrs. Ernst. Once you have started the class, if you have questions please email the assigned teacher for help.   Schedule a proctored exam or to find your assigned teacher's email address.
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*If you have failed a course and need to make up the credit for graduation (Credit Recovery), please see Mrs. Ernst. Mrs. Coates is the test proctor for students taking Credit Recovery courses only. 

 

2024-2025 FAFSA Walkthrough
(This video will walk you through the process of filling out the FAFSA)

 

What's Included in the Cost of College? (7th Grade)

 

Financial Aid Order of Operations (8th Grade)

 

Pro tips for searching and applying for Scholarships (9th Grade)

 

Types of Federal Student Aid (10th Grade)

 

How to Plan for the Cost of College- 4 steps (11th Grade)

 

Budgeting 101 for Future and Current College Students (12th Grade)

 

Click on the picture links below for more information:

 

• The FAFSA determines your eligibility for federal financial aid—grants, work-study, and student loans—as well as aid from the State of Utah (like the Regents’ Scholarship) and your college.

• Everyone should submit, even if you think you make too much money to qualify for financial aid. You never know what you’ll be awarded unless you apply.
• It’s best to submit the FAFSA the same time you apply to college in the fall of your senior year. The FAFSA application opens October 1 of your 12th-grade year. You can complete the application at any point in your senior year, but for the following school year, you should apply as soon as you can. However, you can still submit your FAFSA later than that if needed. Check the priority deadline at the colleges you’re applying to so you know when you should complete the FAFSA. Remember: You need to resubmit the FAFSA every year you’re in college.

• Submit the FAFSA at fafsa.gov or use the official myStudentAid mobile app from Federal Student Aid. Never use any other website to file. If you need help submitting your FAFSA, ask your college access advisor, attend a FAFSA Completion Open House at UtahFutures.org, or watch the FAFSA Walk-Through video on this page on the right.

What Do I Need To File the FAFSA? 
Click Here
 

FAFSA4caster will help you understand your options for paying for college.

Provide some basic information and we'll estimate your eligibility for federal student aid.

Ways To Pay For College  

Scholarships: Scholarships are financial awards based on merit. Different awards require different criteria. Visit this scholarship page for current scholarship opportunities and to access the scholarship websites for Utah colleges.  

Grants:  Grants are given by the state or federal government and do not need to be repaid as long as you maintain satisfactory academic progress.  Grants are based on financial need. You must submit your FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid) in order to receive grants.  If you're curious about whether or not you will qualify, try the FAFSA4caster.  Click on the links on this page for FAFSA tutorials.  One of the most common grants is the Federal Pell Grant.  The maximum award is more than $6,000 per year.  Ask the financial aid office at your college for more info about available grants.   

Loans: Student loans are money you borrow for college that you have to pay back-even if you don't graduate. If you're eligible to receive grants or take part in the work-study program, always use those funds first.  Apply for as many scholarships as possible and use college savings before deciding to borrow student loans.  Explore federal student loans first (through submitting your FAFSA), as they often have lower interest rates and more flexible repayment options compared to private loans.  

Work-Study: Work-Study is the 3rd financial assistance option determined by FAFSA. Qualified students will receive the opportunity to work on-campus part-time to help off-set the cost of attendance.  These jobs have flexible hours that generally work around your class schedule.   Eligibility for work-study does not guarantee a job, as all employment opportunities vary.  Work study jobs can give you work experience related to your college major (such as working in a chemistry lab, tutoring center, or campus business office).   _________________________________________________________________________________________

SLCC Promise:  If you qualify for a grant, SLCC will make up the difference in tuition cost resulting in a full-ride.  

Dream Weber: The Dream Weber program provides free tuition and general student fees to students whose annual household income is $40,000 or less.   

GI Bill: If a parent served in the military, you may be eligible for financial assistance through the GI Bill.

The College Financial Aid Office can be a valuable resource:   

Brigham Young University	Southern Utah University	Utah State University Eastern
Dixie State University	Tooele Technical College	Utah Valley University
Salt Lake Community College	University of Utah	Weber State University
Snow College	Utah State University	Westminster College

 

This event will be held on October 14th & 15th in the Senior Language Arts class. You will be able to apply for all Utah public institutions for free and will have time during the class to apply to at least one college.  You will also receive information for the next steps you need to take after applying.  

Go to Admit Utah to get started on applying to Utah public colleges/universities! 

 

 

Click here to login.

High School  
Results Walkthrough
https://player.vimeo.com/video/498427205?h=e8ad944c72   

Middle School  
Intro to YouScience
Video https://player.vimeo.com/video/646640945?h=e6535917d3   

Results Walkthrough

2024-2025

AUGUST

 July 30-31               Counselor available

August 1-2,5-6,8-9,12 Counselor available

August 12                 Back-to-School Night (4-6pm)

August 13                 First day of school

August 19                 Last day for semester 1 schedule changes

August 28-31            YouScience in CCA classes (7^th grade)

August 26                 Classroom Presentation in 7-12th grade Language Arts classes (Test Anxiety)

August 28                  No adding classes, only drop a class for the rest of the term

August 28                  Community Council 3:15pm

SEPTEMBER

Senior Individual PCCR Meetings

September 2 – 6       National Suicide Prevention Week

September 12            Parent Teacher Conference (3-6pm)  

September 13            Counseling Professional Development

September 14             ACT- to register visit www.act.org

September 16            ASVAB test for 10^th and 11^th grade students

September 20            Community Council 3:15

 OCTOBER

11th grade Group PCCR Meeting 

October 10.                ASVAB Interpretation

October 14-15           Utah College Application Week (UCAW) for seniors in Language Arts

October 17-18           Fall Break

October 21                End of 1^st term/ Teacher Work Day

October 22                Start of 2^nd Term

October 26                ACT- to register visit www.act.org

October 28-29           Counseling Professional Development

October 30                11^th Grade Group PCCR during 3^rd hour in Computer Lab starting at 9:56 am (parents invited to attend)

NOVEMBER

10th Grade Individual PCCR Meetings/7th Grade Group PCCR Meeting

November 4              7^th Grade Group PCCR during 4th hour in Computer Lab starting at 10:54 am (parents invited to attend)

November 6              Community Council 3:15pm

November 8              Counseling Professional Development

November 11            Concurrent Enrollment Meeting for Spring 2025 courses

November 12-14       8^th Grade Reality Town Lessons in FACS class

November 21            Parent Teacher Conference (4-7 pm)

November 26            1st Term Activity (Bowling)

November 27-29       Thanksgiving

DECEMBER          

December 4               Pre ACT for 10th grade students only

December 8, 13,14    You Science Career Assessments for 7-8th grade in CCA class

December 14             ACT- to register visit www.act.org- Test at Tooele High School

December 11             CE Meeting for parents and students 9:30 am in Library

December 18             Classroom Presentation-Career Development with YouScience 7-12^th grade Language Arts

December 19             2nd Term Activity (Movie)

December 20             End of 2nd Term/ Teacher Work Day

                JANUARY

9-11^th Grade PCCR Individual Meetings

January 6                   Resume School                   

January 6                   Start of 3^rd term

January 9                   Last day for semester 2 schedule changes

January 17                 Counselor Professional Development

January 21,22,28       Reality Town Financial Lesson and Reality Town Prep

January 29                 Reality Town for 8^th grade @TJHS (Job Shadow for 7^th grade)

FEBRUARY

 8^th Grade PCCR Individual Meetings

CCA Lessons-7^th Grade

February- Small Group (runs 5-8 weeks)

February 3-7             National School Counselor Week

February 3                Collaborative Classroom Instruction 7-12th grade in Language Arts Classes (Course Requests/Graduation Requirements)  

February 5                Community Council 3:15pm

February 6                Parent Teacher Conference (4-7pm)

February 8                ACT- to register visit www.act.org

Feb 10-14                 Hope Week (Hope Squad)

February 14              District Day for Faculty

February 27              Higher Ed Day for Juniors @ GHS

MARCH

March 7.                    End of 3rd Term

March 7                     Teacher Work Day

March 10                   Start of 4^th Term

March 11                    ALL Juniors take the ACT

March 19                   Collaborative Classroom Instruction 7-12th grade in Language Arts Classes

March 21                   Counselor Professional Development

APRIL

PCCR Meetings-any missed

April 5                         ACT- to register visit www.act.org

April 16                       Community Council 3:15pm

April 17                       Parent Teacher Conference (4-7pm)

MAY

Senior Assessments for Graduation

6^th grade presentation (new to jr. high)

May 5-9                    National Teacher Appreciation Week

May 8                       Senior Eligibility Deadline(all credits complete, passing grades in 4th term for required courses)/Senior Check out

May 19                     Graduation 1:00pm

May 21                     Last Day of School (Lagoon)

May 22                     Teacher Work Day

May 23                     Counselor Professional Development (All Day)

JUNE

June 14                     ACT- to register visit www.act.org

July

July 12                      ACT- to register visit www.act.org

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