Guidance
Welcome to the Howards Grove High School Guidance Department.
Sophomore Parents
To sign up for your Sophomore Parent Meeting with Mrs. Neave, please click the following link:
Transcript Requests
Current Students and Past Graduates
To request a transcript, please contact the guidance office by phone at 920-565-4450 ext. 323 or by e-mail mlorenz@hgsd.k12.wi.us
Job Opportunities
Fleet Farm
We're Hiring!
Grow with our team this spring at our onsite hiring event.
To learn more, ask for a Manager at Customer Service or apply online at: careers.fleetfarm.com
20% Discount for you and your family!!
Blue Harbor Resort Hospitality Job Fair
March 18th, 2023 10am-2pm
Blue Harbor Resort Ballroom/Use Conference Center Entrance
See flyer in the music hallway for more information.
Road America Job Fair
Road America will host a job fair onsite on March 25 from 9-2 pm.
See flyer in the music hallway for more information.
CAMP Y-KODA
We are Hiring Heroes!!!
We are looking for fun and energetic leaders who are passionate about working with youth and building their professional skills. Working at camp you’ll discover more than a job - you will have the opportunity to make a lasting difference in the community.
See Poster by the Choir/Band Hallway board for more information on pay and jobs available.
WPS
Seniors who are looking for a sweet local summer gig before you head to college or tech school, WPS in Sheboygan (Over by Aldi) is looking for a few good people. It’s a great opportunity to work outside, learn about the gas utility industry, explore the area, and work independently.
The starting pay is $17.14 per hour. Below is a direct link to the job posting:
So Big PreSchool - Aide
Contact the PreSchool @ (920) 207-9561
So Big PreSchool is hiring and Aide!! They are interested in hiring a student 18 years of age for the remainder of this school year from 3:00-5:30.
Parker Johns
Now Hiring Howard Grove Tigers
Summer Positions:
- Servers (18+)
- Delivery Drivers (18+)
- Dishwaters (16+)
- Host (16+)
- Cooks (16+)
Why Apply?
- Flexible Scheduling
- Fun Work Environment
- 50% off Food
- Free Soft Drinks
- Get Paid Every Week
BIGGBY COFFEE - Plymouth
Do you love coffee? Do you like working in a fast paced environment? Then being a barista at BIGGBY may be the job for you! At BIGGBY COFFEE exists to love people and promote a positive, fun work environment.
Some of a barista's job duties include: sell coffee, educate customers, prepare and serve coffee and other drinks, operate the cash register.
Apply online at indeed.com or Facebook
Cedar Community
Join our Cedar Community family! Our team members are the champions and heart of our community! We offer more than a paycheck, we offer opportunities for growth and development, while making a difference in someone’s life—every day!
To apply online, visit our careers page at cedarcommunity.org.
Testing Information for College Bound Students
College Bound students are required to take the ACT or SAT for college admission. Schools in the Midwest prefer the ACT. Go to the following website to register for the test, and to access registration and testing dates.
ACT: Students typically take more then once, and predictably, score better the second time they test. Test preparation materials are available through the Guidance Office, and UW-Sheboygan provides a ACT preparation program for approximately $70.
CAPP Registration Info
As the school year comes to a close and we begin preparations for next year, I want to pass on information regarding the CAPP (Cooperative Academic Partnership Program) registration process for students who have elected to enroll in a CAPP course for the 2022-23 school year and wish to pay for and receive college credit for their work (Please disregard this message if your student is not planning to take a CAPP course or does not plan to pursue college credit).
Howards Grove High School offers students the opportunity to pursue CAPP credit in the following courses through either UW-Oshkosh or Lakeland:
- Statistics & Probabilities
- Pre-Calculus
- Calculus
- Physics
- Advanced Biology
- Spanish 5
In addition, students are able to take these CAPP (CCIHS) classes through UW-Green Bay:
College Chemistry
Registering and paying for college credit for these courses means that your student will leave high school with the course listed on a college transcript. Enrolling in CAPP courses is a convenient and affordable way for high school students to earn concurrent high school and college credits.
With this link https://hgsdk12wius-my.sharepoint.com/:b:/g/personal/mlorenz_hgsd_k12_wi_us/EX-NHBVl_fhFnJ2qjNxJDgoB0xtYsKTbiv-pEPOMUSZumQ?e=fbVf55 you will find step-by-step instructions for beginning the registration process at all three schools the district offers CAPP credit through should you and your student wish to pursue this option. It is up to the student/parent which school they wish to receive credit at – or you and your student may choose not to pursue credit at all. There are some steps required to be completed now and over the summer, which is why information is being sent at this time. All students who registered for these courses attended a meeting today that outlined the CAPP registration process so they are aware of what steps they must take before school is out and over the summer months. The final registration components will take place in the actual CAPP class(es) after school begins next Fall.
The most important ‘To Do’ item to be aware of, is if the student is planning to take and pay for any math CAPP credit through UW-Oshkosh. This school requires a math placement test. We will hold placement testing at the high school on Wednesday, June 8th at Noon (during final exam make-up times). PRIOR TO TESTING: Students must have completed their application online for UW-Oshkosh. We are asking students to complete the application by June 2nd, and then email Mrs. E Hill (ehill@hgtigers.com) once they have submitted the application. Without an application on file, students will be unable to test at this time. Please be aware that this is a student’s ONLY opportunity to complete these steps with the school’s assistance. If students do not take the placement at school on 6/8, it will be up to the student/parent to complete this process over the summer. There is no cost for the initial application or placement test.
Deadlines for CAPP registration are VERY important. Please follow the timeline dates given on the attached document very carefully. Once these deadlines have passed, students are unable to go back and sign up for the credit at these schools they may be hoping for.
Should you have questions about CAPP classes or the CAPP registration process, please reach out to me at kneave@hgsd.k12.wi.us or at (920) 565.4450.
Hope you all have an enjoyable summer!
Krista Neave