Resources

Resource Directory

What’s available?

iPass (academic support offered during school hours)  students can sign up for a teacher’s iPass for extra assistance during the school day.

Small-Group or Individual Tutoring by your classroom teacher
Speak with your teachers personally for their availability

EL Academic Support
Our EL interpreters are available to assist students during the school day with their coursework. Located in room 111 or via email:
Sophia Becerra -Tellez@perryschools.org
Rebecca Mawi – rmawi@perryschools.org
Jose Solis – jsolis@perryschools.org

National Honor Society
Offer tutoring during your study hall
(based on availability and schedule of NHS member)

Homework Helpline
1-877-Ask-Rose or go to askrose.org – Math and Science help

Indianapolis Public Library
Has tutoring available from 4-10pm (7 days a week)

SAT, math, and AP class help 
schoolhouse.world

OTHER HOMEWORK HELP WEBSITES

  • imcpl.org – Indianapolis Public Library – Click on Get Homework Help to get help on a variety of subjects (requires a library card)
  • march2success.com – High School Preparation, State Standardized Test Preparations; SAT/ACT sample tests
  • doodlelearning.com – General math, K-8 Math, Algebra, Plots & Geometry, Trig & Calculus and more
  • purplemath.com – Free online tutoring and lessons, quizzes, and worksheets
  • freemathhelp.com – Math help resources available, including math lessons, math games, and a math help message board
  • mathway.com – General math, Pre-Algebra, Algebra, Trigonometry, Pre-Calculus, Calculus
  • number2.com – Free SAT/ACT/GRE prep
  • askrose.org – Free online tutoring for math and science

TUTORS

  • Evan Robert – Math Tutor
    • Email: evan@mathmadesimpletutoring.com
    • Phone: (260) 494-0409
  • Miriam Maddow– English and Spanish
    • Email: miriammaddox16@gmail.com
    • Phone: (317) 432-3730

Central Nine Career Center

The Central 9 Career Center (C9) is a vocational training facility offering high school juniors and seniors hands-on learning experiences in various career fields. Located in Greenwood, Indiana, C9 provides programs in areas such as automotive technology, culinary arts, health sciences, construction trades, information technology, and MORE. Students can gain industry certifications, college credits, and real-world skills to prepare for post-secondary education or entry into the workforce. Central 9 collaborates with local businesses and organizations to ensure students receive relevant, high-quality training. If interested, email your counselor for more information.

21st Century Scholars

The 21st Century Scholarship is a valuable opportunity for Indiana students to make college more affordable. This program covers up to 100% of tuition at public colleges in Indiana and a portion of tuition at private or independent institutions. To qualify, students must be Indiana residents, U.S. citizens or eligible non-citizens, and apply while in 7th or 8th grade at an accredited Indiana school. Additionally, they must come from families that meet specific income eligibility guidelines. However, students in foster care are exempt from the income requirement, ensuring wider access to this life-changing program. Learn more on their website.

FAFSA

The Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) is a crucial step for seniors planning to attend college. By completing the FAFSA, students can unlock access to financial aid opportunities, including grants, scholarships, and loans, helping make higher education more affordable. It’s important for all seniors to complete the FAFSA, as many colleges and universities use it to determine eligibility for financial aid packages. The sooner you submit it, the better, as some aid is awarded on a first-come, first-served basis. Be sure to complete your FAFSA as soon as possible to maximize your aid options. Start your FAFSA here!

Course Offerings 2026-2027

New Diploma – 2029 and Beyond

Graduation Pathway For Class of 2025-2028

Every student in Indiana is required to complete a Graduation Pathway in order to graduate. This program allows students to personalize their graduation requirements to align with their postsecondary goals of Enrollment, Employment, or Enlistment leading to service. Rather than following a one-size-fits-all academic path, students can choose the high school options that best suit their individual needs and future aspirations. To learn more about what it takes to complete a Graduation Pathway, check out this presentation.

For Upcoming 9th Grade Scheduling:

Parents: If, after reviewing the information, you still have questions, please complete the Google Form linked here. We ask that only parents submit this form.

Students: Please direct your questions to your current middle school teachers and/or counselors. You may also keep a list of questions to ask during the high school counselor’s visit to the middle school. We will continue to monitor and respond to parent questions through Friday, February 6.