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Teen Scene - Winter Spring 2016

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21 Parks, Recreation & Cultural Resources Understanding the PSAT Results (age 13 & up with parent) This hour-long session will address how to read and understand the PSAT score report and how to use this report as a valuable study tool for future success on College Board testing. Students should bring their returned PSAT scores and other materials to class. Location: Herbert C. Young Community Center Instructor: Sherry Andrews Fees: $5(R) $6(N) (1 class) 92352 Sat Apr 16 1-2 p.m. ACT vs Redesigned SAT/PSAT (age 14 & up with parent) Find out the key differences between the ACT with its new optional writing section and the radically redesigned SAT/PSAT. Take a short academic questionnaire and complete sample test questions to learn which test should fit you best! Leave with a solid understanding of each test and an effective test-prep strategy. Location: Fred G. Bond Metro Park Community Center Instructor: Tom Wyrick Fees: $5(R) $6(N) (1 class) 91822 Sat Mar 12 1-3 p.m. Location: Middle Creek Community Center 91844 Sat Apr 16 1-3 p.m. Send Your Teens To College For Pennies On The Dollar! (age 15 & up with parent) Learn what your high schooler needs to focus on right now to get a competitive edge and increase chances for a scholarship. Get tips on how to motivate your student to apply for college and not make mistakes they'll later regret, learn the seven ingredients that colleges love to see, and more! Location: Herbert C. Young Community Center Instructor: Rhonda Manns Fees: Family $5(R) $6(N) (1 class) 91512 Sat Feb 6 1:30-2:30 p.m. Location: Middle Creek Community Center 91773 Sat Feb 13 1:30-2:30 p.m. The College Quest Guide (age 12 & up with parent) Learn the critical decisions required to successfully navigate the college search, selection, and application process. Receive practical advice on key topics, including course selection for readiness; extracurricular activities; campus visits; PSAT/SAT/ACT exams; essays; letters of recommendation; and financial aid. Get organized with a calendar of actions organized according to grade level. Location: Herbert C. Young Community Center Instructor: Tom Wyrick Fees: $5(R) $6(N) (1 class) 91559 Sat Jan 30 1-3 p.m. Location: Middle Creek Community Center 91770 Sat Feb 27 1-3 p.m. Navigating College Admissions (age 13 & up with parent) Are you a high school student or the parent of a high school student? The college admissions process can be very stressful and time- consuming for the entire family. This workshop will provide tips on academic performance, extracurricular activity participation, college preparation, and how colleges read applications. Location: Herbert C. Young Community Center Instructor: Rhonda Manns Fees: Family $5(R) $6(N) (1 class) 91510 Sat Feb 6 12-1 p.m. Location: Middle Creek Community Center 91771 Sat Feb 13 12-1 p.m. Best Testing Practices (age 13 & up with parent) High school students are tested constantly, from teacher-generated tests to state testing to college admissions testing. This course will help students understand when to take each test and how to use each test to improve for the next test. Location: Herbert C. Young Community Center Instructor: Sherry Andrews Fees: $5(R) $6(N) (1 class) 92351 Sat Apr 16 11:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m.

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