Planning for High School
The transition between middle school and high school can be exciting and nerve-racking, which is why at Mishicot Middle School each 8th grade student takes part in a High School Planning Conference. During this conference, 8th grade students are provided with high school terminology, a general idea of the differences between middle and high school, and they also request courses for their 9th grade school year. The information below can help parents and students prepare for the High School Planning Conference and act as resources when preparing for high school.
2024-2025 Mishicot High School Graduation Requirements Checklist
The document to the right acts as a graduation requirement checklist. Students at Mishicot High School are required to pass 28.5 credits and the checklist shows each of the requirements for every grade level. You will notice Mishicot High School provides a variety of options in how students can complete the required credits based on their post-secondary plans.
2024-2025 Mishicot High School 9th Grade Elective Course Options
The document to the right provides a list of elective courses available to 9th grade students at Mishicot High School. Freshman year, students are required to complete 3.5 elective credits, unless they are taking part in an academic enrichment course.
300 Club Information
The Mishicot High School 300 Club Award recognizes outstanding school and community service throughout a student’s high school career. Students who apply and qualify for the 300 Club Award will be acknowledged at Senior Awards Night by being given an honor cord to be worn during high school graduation. Students looking to earn the Mishicot High School 300 Club Award must complete, document, and submit at least 300 community service hours and a letter of application before the start of their last semester of high school. Students can begin earning hours after 8th Grade Graduation.