Class of 2026
Granger High School counseling center
college/ career goals
Suicide Prevention
Are you on track to graduate?
As sophomores, you're already well-acquainted with the ins and outs of high school. This familiarity gives you a valuable edge in anticipating what lies ahead for the rest of the year.
Whether you're eyeing a 1-year certificate, a 2-year associate degree, a 4-year bachelor's degree, or aiming for a professional/graduate degree, the contents of this packet are tailored to equip you for success beyond high school!
Begin contemplating the type of certificate or degree that aligns with your desired career path. Explore the disparities between certificates, associate degrees, bachelor's degrees, and other advanced qualifications by visiting ktsutah.com. This resource will assist you in charting your course towards your future profession.
Let's dive in!
Earning Credit
How many credits should you have at the end of each school year?
9th Grade: 7-8 credits
10th Grade: 14-16 credits
11th Grade: 21-24 credits
12th Grade: 24-27+
How many credits should you have right now?
10th Grade: 10-12 Credits
If you need to recover credit go to room
E-203 Monday-Friday from 2:10 - 4:00 pm and get started on credit recovery packets.
Talk to your counselors if you have questions.
How to earn extra credit to get ahead or get back on track?
THINGS TO CONSIDER
- What is your high school dream?
- What do you want to do after high school?
- What do you want to accomplish in the next two years?
- What is the career of your dreams?
- What do you want to do in the future?
- What is your college dream?
- How are you going to get to where you want to go?
- What is your life dream?
- What do you want to do with your life?
- What classes should you take next year?
Advanced Placement
Advanced Placement (AP) classes are college-level courses offered in high school, providing students with the opportunity to earn college credit and demonstrate academic rigor.
Art History
Biology
Calculus AB & BC
Chemistry
English Language
English Literature
French
Human Geography
Music Theory
Physics C Mechanic
Psychology
DLI Spanish
Spanis Language
Statistics
Studio Drawing
Studio 2D Art
Studio 3D Art
US Government & Politics
US History
World History
GTI Classes Available to Juniors
Academies
Academy of Finance
Academy of Hospitality and tourism
Agriculture Science
Animal Science
Equine Science
Floriculture and Greenhouse
Horticulture
Landscape Management & Nursery Operations
Natural Resources
Veterinary Assistant
Aviation
Survey of aviation
Air Transportation
Aviation drone
Pilot Ground School
Biotechnology
Biomanufacturing
Biotech research
CTE Trades
Construction Trades
Electrical Trades
Homebuilding
Plumbing
Criminal justice
Intro to criminal justice and corrections
Criminal law
Culinary arts
Baking and pastry
Culinary arts
Education
Orientation to education
Human development
Marriage & Family Relations
Health Science
Certified nursing assistant
Emergency Medical Responder & Intro to Health Science
Fire science
Exercise science
Medical Terminology
Medical anatomy and physiology
Medical forensics
Physical therapy
Information Technology
Intro to 3D Animation
Computer Programming
Computer Maintenance A+
Gaming Development Fundamentals
Linux Fundamentals
Networking +/Cisco
Security+
Web Development
Technology and Engineering
Architectural Design
Composites and manufacturing principles
Electronics
Engineer Principles/Tech
Robotics/Automation
Bold classes indicate classes new to juniors.
Learn a skill. Get a permission slip and sign up for GTI for one of your 11th grade classes.
Learn a skill!
Get a permission slip and sign up for GTI for one of your 11th-grade classes.
Learn a skill. Get a permission slip and sign up for GTI for one of your 10th-grade classes.
Join the Action
Gain experience by participating in extracurricular activities at Granger High School.
Acquire skills like:
- Teamwork
- Time management
- Creative problem-solving
- Decision-making
- Leadership
Call or text 988 to connect with a trained crisis counselor if you or anyone you know is in suicidal crisis or emotional distress.
uestion:
- Have you been unhappy or overwhelmed lately?
- I’m worried about you and would like to know if I can help.
Are you thinking about hurting yourself?
ersuade:
Are you willing to get support from a counselor or someone else?
Can I help find you help?
efer:
Refer to a school counselor, pastor, bishop, teacher or any trusted adult.
Don’t leave theam alone!
Granger Counselors
Mrs. Laural Takashima
Last Names JU-MART
Work Phone: 385-646-6310
Work Email: ltakashima@graniteschools.org
Ms. Sammantha McMorrow
Last Names ROE-TE
Work Phone: 385-646-6314
Work Email: sgmcmorrow@graniteschools.org
Ms. Laura Sherman
Last Names MAS-ORTE
Work Phone: 385-646-6312
Work Email: lrsherman@graniteschools.org
Mrs. Mónica Candia de Garcia
Last names DE-GOM
Work Phone: 385-646-6366
Work Email: mdcandia@graniteschools.org
Mrs. Keisha Anderson (A days) & Mrs. Yvonne Fortune (B days)
Last Names ORTI-ROD
Work Phone: 385-646-6364
Work Email: kcanderson2@graniteschools.org
