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Important News: 

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THIS SITE IS CURRENTLY BEING RECREATED!

Will post when the new site is published.

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​Potential College Athletes:

If you are interested in playing any college sports please make sure you register with the eligibility center at http://https://web3.ncaa.org/ecwr3/ Ideally this should be done before your senior year. 

  •          Athletes you are responsible to contact ACT yourself to ask to send your ACT scores directly to the Clearing House. They will not accept them from HCS. You can request that directly through your ACT account at ACTstudent.org or calling customer service.

  • I can only send the student transcripts.

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Selective Service: Males turning 18

Male U.S. citizens, wherever they live, and male non-citizens in the United States, who have reached their 18th birthday but not their 26th, are required to register with the Selective Services.  There are a few exceptions to this requirement, and those are described below.  The proclamation under which registration is required was signed in 1890.  It said that men born on or after January 1, 1960, must register with Selective Service within 30 days of their 18th birthday. Late registrations are accepted, but not once a man reaches age 26.  (Note: Men may submit registration information at 17 years of age. Their information is held until 30 days prior to their 18th birthday, when it is then processed.

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Important information from LA Bar Association for seniors turning 18!

The Louisiana State Bar Association has an informative webpage for H.C.S. students who are or will soon become adults in the eyes of the law:   https://www.lsba.org/Childrenslaw/BecomingAnAdult.aspx  The site addresses many concerns.

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Learn about Craft Professions (Architect, Electrician, Carpentry, HVAC Tech, Painter, Plumber & many more): 

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http://byf.org/professions

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