Rising 9th Grade Information
We hope you all got the chance to attend our rising 9th grade parent night on 2/19.
If not, please check out our PowerPoint HERE.
Please see our "Rising Freshmen" tab above for all up to date information regarding enrollment.
We hope you all got the chance to attend our rising 9th grade parent night on 2/19.
If not, please check out our PowerPoint HERE.
Please see our "Rising Freshmen" tab above for all up to date information regarding enrollment.
SECU People Helping People Scholarship
The SECU Foundation Scholarship program wishes to recognize academic achievement, leadership, integrity and
community involvement. This is a 4 year scholarship valued at $10,000.
YOU or your parents must be a SECU member and must be admitted and planning to attend one of the 16 constituent campuses of the University of North Carolina System.
Please see the attached information to see eligibility and application procedures.
A complete application is due to Mr. Jawitz by Feb. 22nd! You must email him the complete application.
A complete application includes: application in word format, bio in word format, photograph, signed consent form, and University acceptance letter. You must also fill out the FAFSA.
-Application (must be sent as a word document)
-Eligibility Info
-Bio guidelines
-Consent Form
-Frequently Asked Questions
The SECU Foundation Scholarship program wishes to recognize academic achievement, leadership, integrity and
community involvement. This is a 4 year scholarship valued at $10,000.
YOU or your parents must be a SECU member and must be admitted and planning to attend one of the 16 constituent campuses of the University of North Carolina System.
Please see the attached information to see eligibility and application procedures.
A complete application is due to Mr. Jawitz by Feb. 22nd! You must email him the complete application.
A complete application includes: application in word format, bio in word format, photograph, signed consent form, and University acceptance letter. You must also fill out the FAFSA.
-Application (must be sent as a word document)
-Eligibility Info
-Bio guidelines
-Consent Form
-Frequently Asked Questions
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Dual Enrollment Interest Meetings for Summer/Fall 19'
Are you a rising junior or senior interested in taking classes at CFCC or UNCW this summer or next fall? If you are interested and want to learn more about taking college classes while you are in high school please attend one of our two dual enrollment meetings coming up. We will review what it will cost, what classes you can take, what it takes to qualify, and the process for how to apply. Wed. Feb. 27th. from 6:30 to 7:30 for parents/students in our media center Thur. Feb. 28th 11:50 and 12:35 (two 1/2 hour sessions) for students only in our media center. After these meetings, we will post all information for how to apply. Both of these programs will have application deadlines towards the end of March (dates TBD). |
Register for AP Exams!! Are you taking an AP class this school year? Be sure to register for the AP Exam! To register, visit Hoggard's main website then click on the red box labeled, "2019 AP Exam Registration" |
Are you interested in starting college at CFCC, then transferring to a 4 year university?
Cape Fear Community College will be hosting a College Transfer Information Session on March 12th at the Downtown Wilmington location.
Cape Fear Community College Downtown Wilmington Campus
Union Station Building, Room 170- Auditorium
411 North Front Street
Wilmington, NC 28401
Light refreshments will be served from 5-6 and the Information Session will be from 6-7 with representatives from Cape Fear CC, UNC Wilmington, UNC Pembroke, and Wesleyan having tables from 7-7:30 for anyone that has questions afterwards.
Presentations: * Information presented from all of our College Transfer Programs- Associate in Arts, Associate in Engineering, Associate in Fine Arts, Associate in Science
* Information presented by CFCC's Honor's Program, C-Step Program, Student activities, and Academic Advising.
* Information presented by UNC Wilmington, UNC Pembroke, and Wesleyan, about transferring from Cape Fear CC to their Universities.
This information will answer a lot of questions about transferring from Cape Fear CC to four year universities. This is open to students of all ages and their families!
Cape Fear Community College will be hosting a College Transfer Information Session on March 12th at the Downtown Wilmington location.
Cape Fear Community College Downtown Wilmington Campus
Union Station Building, Room 170- Auditorium
411 North Front Street
Wilmington, NC 28401
Light refreshments will be served from 5-6 and the Information Session will be from 6-7 with representatives from Cape Fear CC, UNC Wilmington, UNC Pembroke, and Wesleyan having tables from 7-7:30 for anyone that has questions afterwards.
Presentations: * Information presented from all of our College Transfer Programs- Associate in Arts, Associate in Engineering, Associate in Fine Arts, Associate in Science
* Information presented by CFCC's Honor's Program, C-Step Program, Student activities, and Academic Advising.
* Information presented by UNC Wilmington, UNC Pembroke, and Wesleyan, about transferring from Cape Fear CC to their Universities.
This information will answer a lot of questions about transferring from Cape Fear CC to four year universities. This is open to students of all ages and their families!
PSAT & Pre-ACT Scores
If you took the PSAT in the Fall, please come to student services to pick up your score report and the test booklet.
10th graders who took the Pre-ACT: you will receive your scores in homeroom on 1/23.
Please see this PowerPoint for more information on how to understand your scores.
If you took the PSAT in the Fall, please come to student services to pick up your score report and the test booklet.
10th graders who took the Pre-ACT: you will receive your scores in homeroom on 1/23.
Please see this PowerPoint for more information on how to understand your scores.
Junior Parents: If you missed the Junior Parent University on December 12th,
CLICK HERE TO ACCESS THE POWERPOINT
CLICK HERE TO ACCESS THE POWERPOINT
If you missed our Senior Parent Night on Oct. 10th, please check out our PowerPoint below.
UNCW Financial Aid reps were also present to discuss aid and the FAFSA. Their PowerPoint can be found below as well.
UNCW Financial Aid reps were also present to discuss aid and the FAFSA. Their PowerPoint can be found below as well.
Be sure to continue checking our "College and Career Events" tab above for the up to date list of colleges & universities coming to visit Hoggard to talk with our students about their school and admissions process. This gives students a chance to meet an admissions rep personally!
Enrollment Information for New Students for 2018-2019
Please call Hoggard to make an appointment.
You will meet with Denise Simpson in student services with the following documents:
-A complete enrollment packet (pick up at Hoggard or see here)
-Proof of residency (the front of the packet lists acceptable forms)
-Immunizations
-Birth certificate
Please check out Hoggard's athletic website for more information regarding sport's teams and summer practices.
You will meet with Denise Simpson in student services with the following documents:
-A complete enrollment packet (pick up at Hoggard or see here)
-Proof of residency (the front of the packet lists acceptable forms)
-Immunizations
-Birth certificate
Please check out Hoggard's athletic website for more information regarding sport's teams and summer practices.
Method Test Prep: ACT/SAT Prep for Juniors
All NHCS Juniors have access to Method Test Prep which is a great tool to help prepare for the SAT and ACT. This includes a 20 week self paced prep course and full length practice tests.
You can access this through your Castle Learning account.
Login Info for Students:
www.castlelearning.com
Username: nc650.studentID
Password: students will create
Click here for an informational flyer
See New Hanover County's webinar with great information regarding the ACT/SAT and how to access Method Test Prep here.
All NHCS Juniors have access to Method Test Prep which is a great tool to help prepare for the SAT and ACT. This includes a 20 week self paced prep course and full length practice tests.
You can access this through your Castle Learning account.
Login Info for Students:
www.castlelearning.com
Username: nc650.studentID
Password: students will create
Click here for an informational flyer
See New Hanover County's webinar with great information regarding the ACT/SAT and how to access Method Test Prep here.
Males 18 or older: Have you heard of the selective service?
Males who are 18-25 must register as it is imposed by the Military Service Act with the selective service for the two following reasons:
1. To provide manpower to the armed forces in an emergency
2. To run an Alternative Service Program for men classified as conscientious objectors during a draft
If you are 18 and have not registered please go to Selective Service website.
Males who are 18-25 must register as it is imposed by the Military Service Act with the selective service for the two following reasons:
1. To provide manpower to the armed forces in an emergency
2. To run an Alternative Service Program for men classified as conscientious objectors during a draft
If you are 18 and have not registered please go to Selective Service website.
Students interested in playing collegiate sports should start applying to the
NCAA eligibility center beginning the spring of their Junior year by going to the link listed below.
NCAA
NCAA eligibility center beginning the spring of their Junior year by going to the link listed below.
NCAA
17-18 School Profile
