Students/Parents
Study Skills & Support
Parents and students please follow the link below for detailed information regarding study skills, support resources and contact information for math.
Wolverine Tutors: Free, live, real time assistance from University of Michigan students. Please click on the links below for more information.
Please click the link below to visit the Educational Services Department page where you will find links to all of the curriculum guidelines for all grade levels.
Forms, Policies and Resources
In order to maintain a learning environment that is both positive and productive, we require that students agree to certain guidelines during the school year, as well as during school events and registrations. Below you will find Dakota's policies and guidelines for expected behavior as well as a listing of forms for your convenience.
- Chippewa Valley Coalition for Youth & Families
- CVS District Calendar 25-26
- Concussion Awareness Materials Acknowledgement Form
- Food Service Information (Print & On-line versions available)
- Media Release Form
- Student Health Forms
- Parking Regulations & Map 25-26
- Transportation Information & Request Forms
- Work Permit (Under 16 ) This form MUST be printed on PINK paper.
- Work Permit (Ages 16 and 17) This form MUST be printed on YELLOW paper.
Policies:
SAT & PSAT
Scholarship Opportunities
- National Merit Scholarship Program
- The National Hispanic Recognition Program
- The Telluride Association
P.O. Box 6720
Princeton, NJ 08541-6720
Phone - 888-477-7728
Email: psat@info.collegeboard.org
Score Report Update
- PSAT 10 online & paper score reports are now. The PSAT 10 paper reports will be sent home with students in June. Click HERE for help on how to read your report.
- For SAT (11th Grade) score report help click HERE. Once you find your way to the page you have several options on the left side of the screen to choose from. (Geting Scores, Sending Scores, Understanding Scores, etc.)
- PSAT 8/9 Score Website
Accessing Student Score Reports
Students will begin to be able to access their scores via their College Board student account for SAT, PSAT 10, and PSAT 8/9. Students that already have a College Board account will be able to log in and access their scores. Students that do not have an account setup can follow the steps listed below.
Setting up a student account involves a few steps:
- Go to collegeboard.org
- Click on “Sign Up” in the upper left-hand corner
- Select “I am a Student”
- Provide contact information
- Create a user name and password
- Read and agree to the Terms & Conditions
Students should be prepared to answer basic questions, including name, sex, date of birth, email address, high school name, expected high school graduation date, and zip code. They can also provide a parent’s name and email address and opt-in to receive important reminders about deadlines, test preparation strategies, score availability, and more.
Most student scores will be available on the first score release day, however a small percentage might not be. Scores may be released later for reasons that include participation in makeup testing, a late receipt of answer sheets, missing information on the answer sheet, or other uncommon conditions that flag a test for more attention. If a score is not available, students should check back for updates or they may call:
866-756-7346 for a status of their SAT score
OR
866-433-7728 for a status of their PSAT score
If you're familiar with the scoring of the "old" SAT and want to know how to compare your score on the new SAT, click on the link below.
