THS is a part of the RSSI: (Rural Student Success Initiative) pilot program to expand the opportunities for rural students to enroll in and complete certificate and degree programs after high school.

Xello is a college and career site that THS students use throughout their 4 years. Parents can also request access by contacting the school counselor.

THS juniors and seniors are eligible for two college days each year. Forms are available in the counselor's office or in the students' "Class of" google classroom. Check out virtual college tours here. Simply search for a college to see if there is a virtual tour available.

Students should check with their prospective school for admission requirements and deadlines. You can use this link for a quick look at admission criteria, deadlines, and costs for most Texas schools.

Texas OnCourse is a resource for students and families that includes graduation, college, and career planning tools. Find financial aid information here, too!

Get it all in one stop at this website--get facts, plan, and apply!

Use this site to see if the college courses you take or plan to take at one school will transfer to another.

High school student-athletes who wish to compete in college sports must register with the NCAA Eligibility Center at the beginning of their junior year. There is a fee associated with this process, and more information is available from the NCAA Eligibility Center. Please read the current Guide for the College-Bound Student-Athlete.

Although it is the student athlete's responsibility to register with the NCAA Clearinghouse, please feel free to ask the athletic director or school counselor if you need help with this process.

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