• It helps students navigate their path through high school toward college and career and offers a range of unique benefits to students.
• The National Merit Scholarship Program uses PSAT/NMSQT scores to identify candidates. And scholarships offered by new College Board partners use information from the PSAT/NMSQT to expand access to scholarship dollars. 
• Students who take PSAT will have access to video lessons and will receive personalized SAT study resources based on their test results. Their Khan Academy® practice experience is tailored to meet individual student needs.
• Using results from the redesigned PSAT/NMSQT, AP PotentialTM helps schools identify students likely to succeed in certain AP courses and AP Exams. These students are also notified of their potential directly.

• We are limited to 125 seats.
• Seniors must report to check in at 7:30AM on 10/16/19.
• Seniors must present their student ID OR driver's license OR passport. There are no test tickets.
• Registration closes as soon as all 125 seats are filled or at 4:00PM on September 16, 2019.
• If you are a no show and/or cancel your registration, there will be a $25 cancellation fee.

• If you student has a medical condition that requires a rescue medication such as an Inhaler, Epi-Pen, Auvi-Q or Diastat, it is imperative that your student has them at school. They can carry them with a signed SHS2 form or stored them in the Clinic with a signed SHS1 form. Both forms must be signed by a physician. Rescue Meds are the only prescription meds that students are allowed to carry with proper authorization.
• All other prescription medications such as ADHD or pain medications must be stored in the clinic with a signed SHS1 form.
• Students are only allowed to carry OTC meds with the exception of Aleve in the original container and may not share them. Aleve must be kept in the Clinic with a SHS1 signed by a parent.
• It is recommended that students who carry rescue meds also keep a back up in the clinic.
• All PRESCRIPTION MEDICATION FORMS MUST BE SIGNED BY A PHYSICIAN. Forms can be found on the website under Clinic.

• Provide through local chapters opportunities for exploration in the social studies in secondary school environments and the community.
• Encourage interest in, understanding of, and appreciation for all the academic disciplines comprising the social studies curriculum.
• Inspire its members to seek truth, knowledge, and wisdom and to lose oneself in the service of others and in civic engagement.

New Members Membership in Rho Kappa is an honor bestowed upon students for their accomplishments in the field of social studies and overall academic achievement. Selecting Members The following is a list of criteria that all Rho Kappa members must meet:

• Have been in attendance at the school for at least one semester; * Have completed two core social studies courses;
• Have an overall cumulative GPA of 3.00 or the numerical equivalent;
• Have participated in activities that demonstrate civic engagement in their school or community;
• Provide a letter of recommendation; and
• Desire to be a member of Rho Kappa.

FOR AN APPLICATION OR MORE INFORMATION, TALK TO YOUR SOCIAL STUDIES TEACHER OR SEE MRS. MCGARVEY IN ROOM 4306 or email: mcgarveyj@fultonschools.org Applications are due September 20!