Counselor Corner

ISOK Counseling & Academic Planning

ISOK has an incredible counseling team looking forward to supporting you all year long. Counselors do lots of things from reviewing transcripts, creating graduation plans, course assignment, preparing students for decisions about college and career, dual enrollment, and so much more!

Oklahoma Graduation Paths

College Preparatory/Work Ready Curriculum Overview

Core Curriculum Overview

Per OSDE policy, all students are automatically enrolled in the College Preparatory/Work Ready Curriculum and learning coaches do not need to do anything to enroll your child in this curriculum. However, if you choose the core curriculum, you must complete the information below and return it to the school prior to enrollment. Please contact your school counselor if you have questions or need additional information.

Parental Curriculum Choice Letter

Career and College Resources

Complete the below agreement and submit to your Academic Counselor if you are enrolling concurrently.

Concurrent Enrollment Agreement

* Tribal Members - Check with your tribe, you may be eligible for assistance with concurrent expenses or other school related items.

Check out these great resources for college and career information:

OK College Start

OK Career Guide

Preparing for College Year-by-Year

12th Grade College Prep Timeline

11th Grade College Prep Timeline

10th Grade College Prep Timeline

9th Grade College Prep Timeline

Career Technology Centers

Juniors and seniors who are on track for graduation are strongly encouraged to attend an area Career Tech Center program while still attending high school. Students are responsible for contacting their local Center to determine program offerings, application deadlines, and admission requirements; these will vary from one Career Tech Center to another. To determine the Career Tech Center your student is eligible to attend, please contact your High School counselor or check out the link below.

OK Career Tech

ACT

The ACT is the leading US college admissions test, measuring what you learn in high school to determine your academic readiness for college. Students will take the ACT during 11th grade as a part of state testing requirement. Additionally, any high school student may optionally sign up for a national test date through the link below.

National ACT Test Registration

You will be prompted to enter our school's unique CEEB code. Please use our ISOK code 372542 so results will be sent to both you and the school office.

SAT

The SAT exam is an admissions test used by many colleges and universities to assess a potential student's academic strengths and readiness for college. The intent of the SAT is to measure a student's capabilities in the core areas of reading, writing and mathematics.

SAT Test Registration

When registering, you will be prompted to enter a CEEB code. Please use our ISOK code 372542 so results will be sent to both you and the school office.