Educational resources designed for high school students preparing for college and career success
Explore our collection of educational resources specifically designed for high school students in grades 9-12. These materials focus on college preparation, advanced academics, and career exploration.
Each resource includes example activities and direct links to trusted educational websites where you can access free learning materials.
College-prep resources for analyzing complex texts, literary criticism, and advanced writing.
Practice analyzing text structure and rhetorical devices using Khan Academy's SAT preparation materials.
Resources for algebra, geometry, trigonometry, pre-calculus, and calculus.
Learn calculus concepts through Khan Academy's interactive lessons and practice problems.
Advanced biology, chemistry, physics, and earth science resources for high school students.
Explore complex biology concepts through HHMI BioInteractive's virtual labs and data analysis activities.
Resources on government, law, and social justice issues for high school students.
Use Annenberg Classroom's Constitution interactive to explore constitutional principles and Supreme Court cases.
Resources for college applications, scholarships, and career exploration.
Work through Khan Academy's official SAT practice tests with personalized feedback and guidance.
Tools and lessons for digital storytelling, analysis, and humanities research.
Create a narrative map of a literary work using digital humanities tools from HCommons curriculum.
Start college research early. Create a timeline for standardized tests, applications, and financial aid deadlines. Explore scholarship opportunities and college visit options. Consider creating a portfolio showcasing your academic achievements.
Focus on developing strong research, critical thinking, and communication skills that will transfer to college courses. Practice time management and independent learning strategies that prepare you for the college environment.
Establish a consistent study schedule for standardized tests like the SAT or ACT. Familiarize yourself with test formats and question types. Take advantage of free online practice tests and resources to improve your scores.