Laura Sundheim -- Counselor for Grades 11 and 12
Janice Singer -- Counselor for Grades 9 and 10
Mary Evans -- Career Center Secretary
Office Telephone -- 665- 6304
Email Addresses
The Hardin High School Career Center offers a variety of counseling and guidance services for the students and their families at Hardin High School. The Center has access to state and federal resources designed to help students with their high school and post secondary plans and career goals. The office is open during the regular school days, and also offers a number of services on different dates and times to acclimate parents. Parents, as well as students, are encouraged to contact the Career Center with their questions. Except for some testing days, the Center is generally open from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. each school day. It's recommended that parents call for an appointment in advance.
Q. What are the graduation requirements for Hardin High School?
A. English -- 4 years; Math -- 3 years; Science -- 2 years; Social Studies -- 2 years; Physical Education and Health -- 2 years; Vocational classes -- 1 year; Fine and Performing Arts -- 1 year; Senior Portfolio -- One Semester ( 1/2 school year). The coursework requirements must result in a student earning a total of 22 credits.
Q. What are the minimum graduation requirements set by the State of Montana?
A. The requirements are found through the Montana State Government web site. Click here to see the latest version.
There are two criteria that a student must meet in order to attend any of the Montana University System's campuses. Click here to see the latest version on the Montana University System site, which has a large amount of additional information about the University System as a whole and its 14 campuses.
Here's a link to the federal financial aid web site.
The Career Center publishes a monthly list of currently available scholarships for HHS students. Get a copy here
NCAA Eligibility Information is available with a click here
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