ALL STUDENTS will...

1. Take the Panorama Survey
2. Have time to complete their grade level CCGI lesson

Our Panorama Survey is put out by TVUSD each school year to measure the safety and social emotional competency of our schools. 

CCGI is the California College Guidance Initiative. The California College Guidance Initiative (CCGI) works to ensure that all 6-12 grade students in California have access to a systematic baseline of guidance and support as they plan, prepare, and pay for post-secondary education and training.

12th Graders

Senior Students select from the sessions Listed in this Document.

Please use this FORM to Select your Sessions. TVUSD email must be used. 

• *CSU Application Workshop w/ GOHS Counselor (this takes THREE SESSIONS & will be your ONLY choice.) 
• *UC Application Workshop w/ GOHS Counselor (this takes THREE SESSIONS & will be your ONLY choice.) 
• Animator (Disney)
• Author
• Author children's books
• Becoming a Nurse
• Behavioral Health Counselor
• Bio Technology
• Business Industry - Food
• Business/HR pathway
• Career in Forensics
• City Government Jobs
• College Meal Prep
• Comic Book Author
• Common App Workshop w/ GOHS Counselor
• Construction/Business Owner
• Coping with Stress and Anxiety Workshop
• CPR/First Aid
• Elementary Teacher (TK)
• EMT Career
• Event planning and design / hospitality
• Executive Leadership/Pharmacy
• Financial Advisor/Business Owner
• Financial Literacy 
• Fire Captain/ paramedic Cal Fire
• Firefighter/Paramedic
• Food Labeling
• Hair Stylist
• Help completing the FAFSA 
• Higher Education
• La Sierra University Criminal Justice Program
• Loma Linda Behavioral Health
• Nursing in Your Community
• Orthodontist
• Photographer
• Physicians and Health Careers Presentation and Program
• Pilot
• Program Manager, Tech Industry
• Registered Nurse/Charge Nurse (Emergency Department)
• San Joaquin Valley College
• Software Engineer
• Temecula Dollars for Scholars Application Workshop
• Ultrasound
• Ultrasound Imaging
• United Nursing College
• University of Advanced Technology (UAT)  (Virtual) 
• US Merchant Marines
• Victim Service Specialist/Justice Center Youth Specialist
• “Senior Product Specialist” for an EdTech company; so, a post-sales traveling trainer working within a customer success function of a tech company

Please use this FORM to Select your Sessions. 

11th Graders

This year the Preliminary SAT/National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test will take place at Great Oak on Thursday, October 9, 2025, our College Kickoff Day. Please note that this exam is only being offered digitally.   There is a small $20 cost for this exam, but there are many benefits, so please read the information below provided by the College Board before filling out the form indicating your intent to take the test.

The Preliminary SAT/National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test (PSAT/NMSQT) measures what you're learning in school, determines if you're on track, and opens doors for opportunities to prepare and pay for college. Unlock the Benefits of the PSAT/NMSQT.  

Taking the PSAT/NMSQT offers the following benefits to help you prepare for your academic future:

• Connect to $300 Million in Scholarships: Check "yes" to the Student Search Service® question on the PSAT/NMSQT answer sheet or opt in online to connect with 1,500 colleges and over $300 million in scholarships.
• Be Eligible for the National Merit® Scholarship Program: When you take the PSAT/NMSQT, you may meet requirements to enter the National Merit Scholarship Program and compete for national recognition and college scholarships.To be considered for qualification of the National Merit scholarship, you MUST test Junior year.  Learn Your Academic Strengths: After you take the PSAT/NMSQT, your score report will show how well you performed and which college-level AP courses match your strengths.
• Access Free, Personalized Prep: Prepare for the PSAT/NMSQT with free resources from College Board and Khan Academy, and use your PSAT/NMSQT score to create a personalized SAT study plan through Official SAT Practice on Khan Academy®.

Here is a link to the page on the College Board website with all of the information regarding this exam:  PSAT/NMSQT Homepage

Total Registration Link Here

PLEASE FILL OUT THE FORM IN THE ABOVE LINK IF YOU INTEND TO TAKE THE EXAM SO WE CAN PREORDER ENOUGH TESTS. 

DEADLINE TO REGISTER IS October 3rd

Juniors who do not wish to take the PSAT/NMSQT will be taking the ASVAB. 

The Armed Services Vocational Aptitude Battery (ASVAB) is a multiple-aptitude battery that measures developed abilities and helps predict future academic and occupational success in the military. It is administered annually to more than one million military applicants, high school, and post-secondary students. The ASVAB is not just a military exam, it measures a students occupational aptitude and provides direction into a career that's suited to the individual.  Student who take the ASVAB will be invited to a score interpretation session so they can make the best of their score.

Learn more about the ASVAB here.

10th Graders

Sophomores will select from the freshmen options and the four following options. Make your selections on this form.  TVUSD email must be used. 

WUE/Out of State

Students will learn how attending a college or university outside of CA may be financially beneficial, and why these campuses may have higher acceptance rates. They will also learn about the Western Undergraduate Exchange Program. WUE is a tuition savings program that helps reduce the cost of college in another state/territory in the WICHE region.

Private Universities

Thinking of wanting to attend a private university such as Stanford, Notre Dame, University of San Diego?  Learn about private schools and what they have to offer.  Students will also learn how to enhance their application and educational experiences to gain admission.

UC - University of California

Is attending a University of California school a dream of yours?  Learn about individual campuses, research opportunities, and how to gain admission into a competitive UC. Find out what may help you to stand out in your application. Learn how your academic performance may allow you to be eligible for one of the 9 campuses.

NCAA/Scholarships

Thinking of playing a sport in college? Students will learn about the current NCAA requirements, identify the 16 core classes needed, and learn about athletic scholarships.

9th Graders

Freshmen will receive presentations on the following topics: 

Trade School/Vocational/Community College

Introduction to Trade School Careers or the beginning of your college career.  Learn about specialized programs, community colleges, and reasons to consider attending a trade school or community college.

CSU - California State University

Explore the different California State University campuses to include specialized programs for each campus.  Find out how you can get a direct admit into 17 campuses as a senior.  Discover the opportunity to schedule college tours.

4 Year Plan

Students will work on creating a four-year educational plan in Infinite Campus to meet all of the graduation and college admission requirements.

Weighted GPA/IB and AP Explanation

Students will learn the differences between the academic programs offered at GOHS.  They will discover the significance of GPA, including their ninth-grade GPA.