This video series guides parents through CCSD enrollment options for secondary students, graduation requirements, diploma types, and tips for preparing for college or career.
Secondary Education Videos
INSIGHT INTO GRADUATION
- Watch video 1: Graduation Requirements and Diploma Types
- Watch video 2: Enrollment Options for Secondary Students
- Watch video 3: Getting Ready for College or Career
- Watch video 4: Staying on Track – Monitoring Your Child’s Path to Graduation
- Ver video 1: Requisitos para Graduarse y los Diferentes Tipos de Diplomas
- Ver video 2: Opciones de Inscripción para Estudiantes de la Preparatoria
- Ver video 3: Preparándose para la Universidad o Carrera Profesional
- Ver video 4: Seguir en el camino; Monitoreo del progreso de su hijo hacia la graduación
INTERNET SAFETY PARENT GUIDE WITH NEVADA CHILD SEEKERS
Nevada Child Seekers provides vital information to parents regarding online predators, personal information, dangerous apps, and more – all to give parents the tools to keep their children and themselves safe online.
ONLINE RESOURCES FOR SECONDARY STUDENTS
Having a student in middle or high school means a lot more independent work for your child, and sometimes students and families feel lost on where to turn for guidance. This video will explore many online resources in all curricular areas that have been tested by teachers in CCSD and can help your child when completing their assignments.
Additional Resources
THE ENGINEERING DESIGN PROCESS WITH STEMBOTICS LEARNING CENTER
Learn the engineering design process as you make a planter and build a mechanism for your home garden with the help of the STEMbotics Learning Center!
THRIVING IN MIDDLE SCHOOL
In this video, we will explore some of the major changes that students may encounter in middle school and how parents or caregivers can support their children during this challenging time.
Additional Resources
PREPARING FOR HIGH SCHOOL
In this video, we will explore some of the major changes academic and personal changes that students may encounter in high school, and how parents or caregivers can support their children during this challenging time.