A+ Enrollment Form (Word)
Eligibility Requirements (High School)
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Be a US citizen or a permanent resident.
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Attend an A+ designated school for at least three years prior to graduation (A+ schools are state of Missouri only).
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Complete the Enrollment form to join Park Hill A+.
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Check the A+ Schoology Group updates and listings under Resources. All signups are on Schoology or visit the A+ office in Room 310A.
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Earn at least a 2.5 cumulative, weighted grade point average by graduation (4-year colleges/universities may have higher minimum GPA requirement).
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Complete at least fifty (50) hours of unpaid tutoring and/or mentoring. Students may earn up to 12.5 hours of the 50 in a pre-approved job shadow.
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Maintain a record of good citizenship and avoidance of unlawful use of drugs and alcohol. Students may not accumulate 10 days OSS for any reason.
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Score proficient or advanced on the Algebra I end-of-course exam.
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Apply for federal financial assistance (Free Application for Federal Student Aid- FAFSA).
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Register for Selective Service (All males who turn 18 prior to high school graduation).
Steps to A+ Completion
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Complete the A+ Enrollment Form
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Complete the one-time A+ training/workshop
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Complete MAT Compliance Form (receive at training/workshop)
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Watch daily announcements and posted bulletins for A+ opportunities and sign up for activities in the A+ Office (B106).
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Work 50 MAT hours; maintain 2.5 GPA, 95% attendance, and good citizenship; score proficient or advanced on the Algebra I EOC
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Return all paperwork to A+ Office; never assume that we have your hours—it is the student’s responsibility to turn in MAT hours
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Senior Year (see documents & links tab)
a. Complete Final Survey/Reflection - coming soon
b. Complete FAFSA www.fafsa.ed.gov/ by the federal deadline
c. Meet all eligibility requirements by graduation
d. Request a copy of your final transcript be sent to the school of your choice
Disclaimer Notice
All funding and requirements for the A+ Scholarship Program are contingent upon yearly renewal and appropriations by the Missouri General Assembly.