Counseling Homepage

Greetings from the Stockdale High School Counseling Department! We are excited for this school year! Students should join their class Canvas page to stay up-to-date with all relevant information and important announcements. Some resources are also available on your class page below!

CLICK HERE to contact your counselor!

High School Graduation Requirements

A - G Requirements for University Entrance

How to Access your Transcript

COLLEGE AND CAREER INFORMATION

CLICK HERE for information on college and career resources

CTE Pathway Options

CLICK HERE for the current pathway options at Stockdale High School

DUAL AND CONCURRENT ENROLLMENT

Dual and Concurrent Enrollment are both great opportunities for students to earn college credit

Click here for Basic Information

Click here for a Concurrent Enrollment Presentation

How to enroll in a BC class?

Early College Pathways: https://www.bakersfieldcollege.edu/academics/early-college/opportunities-by-high-school/khsd.html

Dual Enrollment Portal Set Up Handout

ROC AND CTEC PROGRAMS

ROC / CTEC are accredited public education career/technical training institutions that offer a variety of programs to those interested in developing or improving job skills. Classes at ROC / CTEC are open to high school juniors, seniors, and adults.

Website: roc.kernhigh.org

CAREER EDUCATION GUIDE FOR KERN COUNTY

NAVIANCE

What is NAVIANCE?

Naviance is a college and career readiness program that allows students to: explore potential career paths, research potential colleges, and find scholarship opportunities

How do students access their Naviance account?

Go to the Clever portal: https://clever.com/in/kernhigh

Log in with Microsoft Entra

Use your SSO credentials (what you use for the school Chromebook)

CALIFORNIA SCHLARSHIP FEDERATION (CSF)

It is nationally recognized by colleges, universities, and scholarship organizations. CSF emphasizes high standards of scholarship and academic excellence for California high school students. Silver Cap & Gown are earned by qualifying for four or more semesters between the 10th and 12th grade years. Students need to apply each semester.