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Alternative High School Choices: FRHSD + MCVSD
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First, please ask yourself…
Do my personal and/or career interests match the focus of the program(s) to which I am applying? Am I able to get recommendations from 2 teachers who can speak to my interests, performance, and future success in the program(s) to which I am applying? Am I willing to choose from a smaller list of electives? Am I willing to attend the high school where the program is located? Do my grades in the subjects that are the academic focus of the learning center demonstrate that I am ready to accept challenge of this program? Am I taking prerequisite Algebra 1 for application to Science and Engineering, Medical Science, and/or the Computer Science programs?
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FRHSD (
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FRHSD Magnet Programs 12 Schools
In-depth study of targeted courses on an advanced level (many AP or college level work) Prepare students to directly enter the workforce, attend a post-secondary technical program, or attend a 2-4 year college **Can apply up to 2
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Click here for Magnet Programs
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frhsdmagnetprograms.com
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Programs Overview
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Business Administration (Marlboro HS)
Management, finance, economics, computer technology, business law, accounting Competitions sponsored by Future Business Leaders of America and Federal Reserve *Algebra requirement removed from this program* Law & Public Service (Colts Neck HS) History, politics, government, law Externships (school, local, state, national levels) – government offices, volunteer agencies, law- related institutions, police departments, emergency + fire services
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Navy JROTC (Colts Neck HS)
Junior Reserve Officers Training Corps Leadership and character development program consisting of 4 areas: Leadership, Academics (naval sciences), Military skills (military customs, courtesies, drills, ceremonies), Physical Fitness Makes direct recommendations to military service academies Requires 1 additional recommendation from someone who can speak to your leadership capabilities Requires an interview
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Law Enforcement & Public Safety (Manalapan HS)
Career interests in law enforcement, fire fighting, homeland security, first response, forensic science, physical training Training towards certification in public safety areas (ex. Red Cross First Aid + CPR) Active participation in volunteer programs Dialogue with local police Science & Engineering (Manalapan HS) Interested in pursuing careers in mathematics, engineering, or the physical sciences. undertake an accelerated program in mathematics, science, computer science, and electronics. * Completion of Algebra I by the end of 8th grade (≥ B average)
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Medical Sciences (Freehold Borough HS)
Medical and natural science Math, science focus Affiliation with CentraState Medical Center, private practitioners, colleges, research centers * Completion of Algebra I by the end of 8th grade (≥ B average)
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Computer Science (Freehold Borough HS)
Career interests in Computer Science or Computer Engineering (computer science + electrical engineering, computer systems, software design) Programming languages * Completion of Algebra I by the end of 8th grade (≥ B average)
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Culinary Arts (Freehold Borough HS)
Career interest in hospitality industry Culinary and hospitality management, food science, food preparation, menu planning Professional skill development through operation of Five Star Café – licensed restaurant at the high school National Restaurant Association ServSafe’s safety/ sanitation certification tests Community service learning projects, professional skill competitions Develop career portfolios Culinary schools admission preparation pursue associates, bachelor, masters in hospitality industry
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Animal & Botanical Sciences (Freehold Township HS)
Career interests in biology, biotechnology, food science, greenhouse production, floral and landscape design, business, marketing Community service: National Future Farmers of America Organization + Supervised Agricultural Experience (SAE) Able to earn college credits through Mercer County Community College
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Global Studies (Freehold Township HS)
Global regions, international development, cultures, economics, governments, diplomacy (art of negotiations), world order (relationships between countries) Encourages gaining proficiency in a world language Humanities (Howell HS) American culture, anthropology, history, philosophy, government, literature, arts Develop advanced research techniques, writing acuity, verbal communication skills, analytical and critical thinking skills
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Fine and Performing Arts (Howell HS)
Majors: Acting, Dance, Entertainment Technology- Video, and Entertainment Technology-Music (music or video production tracks) Produce and perform in showcases Must have prior training in order to apply Requires 1 additional recommendation from someone who can speak to your performing arts talent Requires an audition or interview (*high determinant)
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Application The items that appear in blue are part of the on-line application which is completed by the student. The items that appear in black are to be completed separately by either teachers or the school counselor. Students will receive a registration ticket for the exam once the application has been processed: Basic student contact information including a parent/guardian address Student’s choice of up to 2 programs One student essay for each program A list of student’s activities and interests Student’s academic records, including 7th grade final averages and 8th grade MP1 averages Recommendations from appropriate teachers or professionals Entrance Exam for Business Admin., Computer Sci., Global Studies, Humanities, Law & Public Service, Med. Sci., and Science & Engineering Audition for Fine and Performing Arts Academy Interview for Navy Junior ROTC Academy
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Timeline Oct Nov Dec March
Open houses (orientation, meet staff, students, tour) Online application opens for approximately 1 month Nov Essay & Extracurricular List deadline Dec Recommendation deadline* Entrance exams (Sleep early and eat breakfast) March Notifications begin *Check online periodically to make sure your program receives each part of your application
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Additional information…
FRHSD provides transportation *No one can take Algebra I the summer before 9th grade For further information, call x8529
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MCVSD (
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Academy- career-themed program of study; extremely academically rigorous and specialized
Applicant pool consists of 50+ school districts *Can only apply to 1
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Academies
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Academy Websites Academy Websites
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Programs Overview
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High Technology HS (Brookdale Community College, Lincroft, NJ)
Pre-engineering career academy Emphasizes interconnections among Math, science, technology, humanities Able to earn college credits through: Brookdale, Rochester Institute of Technology, Georgian Court University 2018-# 3 best High School for STEM in the country ~75 students accepted from a pool of over 350
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Academy of Allied Health & Science (Neptune, NJ)
Career interest in medical sciences, health technology Emphasis on computer technology in health fields Mentorship and internship programs with health care professionals - students experience hands on activities in the health field Volunteer opportunities at Jersey Shore Medical Center 4 class periods (85 min. periods) Able to earn college credits through: University of Medicine and Dentistry of NJ, Georgian Court University ~80 students accepted
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Biotechnology HS (Freehold, NJ)
Career interest in bio-tech industry-genetics, bio-medical, bio- enginering integrates life science, technology and engineering into rigorous, specialized curriculum *Algebra I is not a requirement Two 3000 Sq Ft research labs ~85-90 students accepted Communications HS (Wall, NJ) Career interests in Digital Media, Publishing, Digital Printing, Journalism, Commercial Art, TV/Radio Broadcasting Community and industry partnerships Mentorship program ~80 students accepted out of 400
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Marine Academy of Science & Technology (Sandy Hook, NJ) (MAST)
Focuses on marine science and marine technology/ engineering, environmental studies Regular scientific contact with beaches, ocean 65-foot research vessel (“Blue Sea”) owned and operated by the Marine Academy NJROTC (Naval Junior Reserves Office Training Corps) replaces P.E. Classes on alternating days with 80 min. periods ~70 students accepted
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Application Criteria Maximum Score Grades 7th Grade 15
8th Grade (1st MP) 15 Admissions Exam (multiple choice) Math Reading/Language Total Minimum score Average score
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Timeline Late summer Oct - Nov Dec Jan
Schedule of open houses published (check website or call ) Oct - Nov Open houses* (Attendance is required in order to receive applications) Dec Application deadline Jan Admissions Exam
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Admission 1st Round - Highest score from each district is offered admission 2nd Round – Remaining scores in rank order regardless of district are offered admission depending on available spots Can re-apply in 10th grade
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Additional information…
Home district provides transportation Home district provides extracurricular activities Not a traditional high school facility
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Comparable Programs FRHSD MCVSD Science & Engineering LC
High Technology HS Biotechnology HS Medical Science LC Academy of Allied Health & Science Navy JROTC Academy Marine Academy of Science & Technology
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