In New York State, individuals aged 14 to 17 are required to obtain an employment certificate, commonly known as "working papers," to be legally employed.
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If you would like to begin the process of applying for testing accommodations through the College Board (SAT, PSAT, and AP) and/or the ACT, please review the information below and contact Maria Mascaro, Coordinator of Special Testing.
The counselors are often asked what is included on the high school transcript. The BHHS Community Handbook describes the high school transcript, college transcript, and report card policy.
The question of whether you should take the SAT vs. ACT starts with whether you should take a standardized test for college admission.
As we approach the end of the academic year, it is important to remind you of the tasks that you and your child should complete before the start of his or her senior year. There are three important tasks that should be completed: a parent statement, a student resume on Naviance, and teacher letters of recommendation.
A recent Kaplan survey reveals that more college admissions officers view applicants’ social media as “fair game” in the admissions process.
Touring a college is a highlight of the college process. It is often met with great enthusiasm on the part of parents. The campus tour can also make or break a student's opinion of the college. How can parents help their child get the most out of the campus tour?
In general, AP scores can be used for college credit, placing out of certain college course requirements, and to show admissions officers that you have challenged yourself academically in high school.
The following information about resumes was posted recently to Guidance Google Classrooms. Students are encouraged to start building their resumes.
The New York State Education Department (NYSED) will be administering June 2025 Regents exams. The following is a list of dates and times for these exams.