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Stay Informed

For the most current news, announcements and notifications, please download the KBA app on any Apple or Android device. If you need to communicate directly with your teacher, use the Rooms platform in the app, or email them at the information provided in our staff directory.

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So your account got deactivated. Now what?

If you are trying to log into GradPoint/Connexus, and are unable to, this is most likely happening because you have gone over your number of allowed absences for the quarter. Here's what to do next:

  1. Contact your teacher to discuss the situation.

  2. Complete an elective credit.

  3. Once your account has been reactivated, complete extra assessments to return your attendance to good standing.

If your account is deactivated more than once during a quarter, you will need to wait until the start of the next quarter to continue. No need to reapply. Contact your teacher for more details.

Graduating Seniors

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Text-To-Speech

Read&Write for Google Chrome is a free extension that you can use with Connexus, or any other webpage, for text-to speech. It also has some other really great tools to use for school. Here is a video overview of Read&Write features and a tutorial with instructions for installing the Chrome Extension.

College Entrance Exam

The college entrance exam (ACT/SAT), is a test that assesses your college readiness in Math, English, Reading, and with the ACT, Science. This exam is no longer a requirement for graduation; however, it may be a requirement for the college or university you are interested in attending. We will offer the ACT during early spring testing session in March. If you are interested in taking the ACT, please contact Heather for more info and watch your announcements for sign-ups and deadlines.

ACT Study Resources

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ACT offers a variety of free preparation and engagement tools designed to help students know what to expect and feel ready on test day.

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Staying on Track

Step 1 - Know where you're at. Set up a meeting with your teacher to go over your transcript and see where you are in your credit requirements.

Step 2 - Know where you're going. Every student has unique goals. Perhaps you missed your graduation last year and are looking to wrap up your requirements before December. Or, you're a sophomore wanting to set yourself up for full-time dual enrollment next year. No matter where you're at now, knowing where you want to be will help make your path clearer.

Step 3 - Make a plan. After reviewing where you're at and what you need, put it all into an educational plan. Outlining the credits you need with a timeline for completing them, you are able to set quarterly, weekly or even daily goals to keep you on track to meeting those goals.

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