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Unleash your creativity every Thursday afternoons at 4:00 pm in the Ham Room! Design, build, and program your own robots in the VEX Robotics & 3D Printing Club. Open to grades 3 and up—no experience needed! No sign-up is required. Don’t miss out on the fun!
HiSET is a series of assessments, pre-tests and tests. To achieve a HiSET it can take a student one month to 2+ years. If tutoring is not needed, the student will achieve the HiSET faster. These tests consist of Math, Social Studies, Science, Reading and Writing. Early College Program with WMCC In the Early College Program at WMCC, juniors and seniors enrolled in Carroll Academy or CCAE may take classes at WMCC which allows the student to receive high school credit while gaining college credits towards a degree. If you are interested, please contact the coordinator at 603-323-5100.
Dive into a whirlwind of captivating reading prompts and challenges inspired by the enchanting world of music titles. Each title not only invites you to explore its pages but also beckons you to discover the melodies they evoke. Have you had the pleasure of reading any of these intriguing books, or perhaps listened to the unforgettable songs that accompany them? Let the rhythm of words and music inspire your next literary adventure!

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Upcoming Events

Monday, March 9, 2026 - 3:30pm
Odyssey of the Mind team meeting
Tuesday, March 10, 2026 - 4:00pm
Registration Required - FULL Participants will collaborate to build their...
Tuesday, March 10, 2026 - 5:30pm
WINTER: LEARN TO KNIT   Open...
Wednesday, March 11, 2026 - 2:30pm
High School Equivalency Test (HiSET) – Wednesday's Afternoons HiSET is a series of assessments, pre...
Thursday, March 12, 2026 - 4:00pm
Join our weekly VEX Robotics and 3D printing club! Compete in monthly building challenges that...
Thursday, March 12, 2026 - 5:00pm
**January 8th Meeting will be...

College Prep & Job Searches

  • College Prep 101 is another great source for all levels of college prep, from help on the standardized tests to checklists on what to pack for your first semester. It’s also an extremely well-built and easy-to-navigate site.
  • StudentAid.ed.gov (formerly College.gov) is the federal government’s website explaining all kinds of financial aid, including the kinds you might be eligible for, how to apply for it, and how to deal with student loans.
  • CollegeBoard is a fantastic site to look up colleges, test prep, financial aid information, and all sorts of articles related to college prep. It’s definitely worth clicking through. (Their college prep section is called “BigFuture”)
  • Peterson’s is one of the classics, and there’s a reason it’s persisted all these years. It’s a good starting place for when you’re still trying to figure out your next step. For more in-depth information, they also publish books.