Earn College Credit

While Still in High School?

See a listing of available dual credit courses here!
See Ms. Purdy or Ms. Mayo in the counseling center.

Keep Your Younger Siblings Busy
After School:
New Arts Program

Teatro De Artes De Juan Seguin now offers an after school program aimed at elementary school children at their Cultural Arts Center located at 921 W. New Braunfels Street, Seguin, TX. Teatro’s “Craft & Culture” after school program is FREE of charge and each week features a guest artist from our community who will share their art or craft and lead children in a related craft activity. Our first program will be held on Wednesday, March 3rd from 4-5PM, and will continue on Wednesdays in March & April. Supervision and volunteers will be available to assist artists. **Children under 5 must be supervised by a parents, guardian, or family member (maybe a kind older brother or sister?).

Teatro De Artes is working in partnership with the Seguin-Guadalupe County Public Library to promote activities aimed at youth and developing their artistic and educational talents. Therefore, our “Craft & Culture” program will be held at Teatro every Wednesday in March and April except Wednesday, March 17th or Wednesday, April 21st; instead, we will meet at the Public Library for “Crafty Kids” from 4-5pm, Tuesday, March 16th and Tuesday, April 20th.

Our first two artists will be Dr. Ana María Gonzalez, Associate Professor of Spanish at TLU and Department Chair of the Modern Language Department (March 3rd), and Ms. Lupe Betancourt, Teatro’s Costume Coordinator and TCA Artist in Residence (March 11th).

For questions or interest in volunteering contact Megan Connolly at 830-401-0232 or This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it .

The Black Student Union & the Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc of Texas Lutheran University present...

Every Monday and Thursday
in the Seguin High School Library
3:30 PM
Bring Your Homework!

"TAKEOVER all aspects of your life!'

SAT and SAT II Registration Information

The LATE registration deadline for the March 13th SAT is nearly past! Either register by Wednesday, February 24th, for the March 13th SAT (with LATE FEES) or register NOW for the May 1st SAT to avoid last minute stress and unnecessary and expensive late fees. Register TODAY at CollegeBoard.com!

The regular registration deadline (for May 1st) March 31st the cost is $45. Visit the counseling office for additional information. If you need to boost your score, you might consider taking an SAT preparation course. Details are available through your English teachers, the Counselors' Office, and the Counselors' Corner of the school website.

SHS 2010-2011
Course Selection Guide

Why Take the ACT?

The SAT is popular and well-known, but have you heard of the ACT?

The ACT is another standardized test that most colleges and universitites accept. The difference is that the ACT is curriculum-based, while the SAT is aimed more at general reasoning and problem-solving skills. Overall, the questions on the ACT are easier to understand, because the ACT questions are more knowledge-based and straightforward, while the SAT questions are puzzlelike and  tricky. Another advantage for taking the ACT is that it is up to 40 minutes shorter.

There are no disadvantages to taking the ACT; anyone will tell you that to take the test is better than not taking the test. By taking both tests admissions officers get a better perspective on what kind of student you are.

For more information about the ACT, visit http://www.actstudent.org/faq/answers/what.html now!

 

TAKS Tutorials available now!

For after school transportation see Mrs. Seidenberger.

One Act Play

The Drama Department will be performing their
One Act Play on March 25, 2010.
Tickets will be $6 each.
More information coming soon.