Tecumseh Local Schools

The purpose of a college visit is to get detailed information concerning a college that the student may wish to attend. It is advisable that parents attend the college visit with their student. Spontaneous visits to colleges are not preferred by the college because they do not always have time to meet with the students and parents. College visitations may be scheduled online or by calling the admissions office. Many colleges and universities also host open houses. These are generally held on Saturdays. The open houses offers more detailed information and additional staff are on hand to answer questions parents and
students may have.

In order for a college visit to be counted as a "field trip," this form must be completed and submitted one week prior to the visit.

Please use this link donwload the College Visit form.

Are you a former student or graduate of Tecumseh High School in need of a copy of your high school transcript?

To request a transcript, please contact the Tecumseh High School Guidance Office at 937.845.4513 or email the guidance secretary directly.

When submitting your request, be sure to include the following information:

• Your full name (please include your maiden name, if applicable)

• Year of graduation

• The address where the transcript should be sent

• A phone number in case additional information is needed

Colleges and career schools use the FAFSA form to determine how much financial aid you're eligible to receive, which could include grants, scholarships, work-study funds, and loans.

You must apply for aid every year, but with the right information in hand, it's easy. For more information please visit the FAFSA site.

The Tecumseh Counseling Office is pleased to introduce Naviance Student – a mobile-friendly, comprehensive website that students can use to make plans about colleges and careers. Naviance Student is linked with Naviance™, a service that we use in our office to track and analyze data about college and career plans, so it provides up-to-date information that’s specific to our school. Naviance Student allows students to: 

• Get involved in the planning and advising process – Build a resume, complete online surveys, and manage timelines and deadlines for making decisions about colleges and careers
• Research colleges – Compare GPA, standardized test scores, and other statistics to actual historical data from our school for students who have applied and been admitted in the past
• Research careers – Research hundreds of careers and career clusters, and take career assessments
• Create future plans – Create goals and to-dos, and complete tasks assigned by the school to better prepare your student for future college and career goals. 

Naviance Student also lets us share information with students about upcoming meetings and events, local scholarship opportunities, and other resources for college and career information.  For assistance in using some of the more popular features in Naviance, please check out the video tutorials below.

Naviance Student Tour and Overview 

Common App Account Matching

Request Transcripts in Naviance Student 

Letter of Recommendation Requests 

To access their Naviance account, students should do the following:

• Students should log into their Chrome Book. 
• On their Chromebook, students should click here to access Naviance.  You will need to log in using your Google account.
• There is a small green ICON called NAVIANCE. Click NAVIANCE and across the screen, it should read, "Welcome (student name)..." 
• If you have trouble logging in, please contact your counselor.

Parents can contact their student's counselor to request a login, which would provide access to Naviance to view their student's college and career information.

Springfield-Clark Career Technology Center (CTC) offers a dynamic, hands-on learning experience for high school students in the Clark County, Ohio area. Our curriculum goes beyond textbooks and desks to expose students to real-world projects, problem-solving, and teamwork.

What does CTC offer?
As a career-tech school, we focus on helping high school students graduate with a diploma AND a skill set that sets them apart from other job seekers. We offer over 20 career-tech education programs and academic classes to students who reside within the Tecumseh Local School District and other districts throughout Clark County. CTC's programs range from high-tech like cybersecurity, to hands-on like electrical trades, so there's something for everyone! Visit SCCTC.org/Programs to explore all that CTC offers.

Hands-on Learning

At CTC we believe in learning by doing. You'll roll up your sleeves and work on real-world projects, offering you the chance to apply what you're learning. CTC students earn real-world credentials, certifications, and college credits as part of their high school experience, making them stand out in the job market and highly sought after.

CTC's career-tech teachers have vast business and industry experiences that make learning relevant and interesting for our students, while our Academic teachers show students how math, science, English, and social studies are relevant to careers and to life - it's a perfect combination! Visit SCCTC.org/Why for more information.

CTC's legacy of success
One beautiful campus and over 100 dedicated staff serve the Springfield and Clark County region. CTC has a nearly 60-year track record of educational and career-training success. CTC alumni are active community members, influential innovators, successful business owners, entrepreneurial trailblazers, and passionate community leaders.

More Information About CTC

Are you interested in College Credit Plus for your son or daughter, but aren’t sure if he or she is ready for college? Many parents who have students in grades 7 through 12 are excited for this option, and their sons and daughters are academically ready, but it’s important to consider all of the aspects of being “college ready.” Check out this informative infographic to determine if your son or daughter has the skills of a “Really Ready Student.

Key Skills for a Successful College Experience

What is CCP? 

1. CCP is part of Ohio law that requires all state public high schools to provide students with an opportunity to earn college credit toward a degree or career certification during their high school career. 
2. CCP replaces PSEO (Post Secondary Educational Options) and Dual Enrollment programs. 
3. CCP courses count for both high school and college credit. 
4. Students can choose any course that is not remedial or religious and applies toward a degree or professional certification, in a subject area in which the student is college-ready. 

Am I eligible to participate? 

1. The student must meet the participation requirements set by the college/university that he/she chooses to attend and be accepted by the college. 
2. The student may be required to take a placement test and/or meet other criteria for the college.
3. Attend a mandatory CCP meeting – if unable to attend please contact your student’s guidance counselor for additional information.

Cost and Credit

1. There is no cost to participate in CCP courses offered at a public college/university. 
2. There may be additional fees to participate in CCP courses offered by a private college/university. 
3. Successful completion of the course results in earned credit on both the student’s high school AND college transcript. 
4. The student’s CCP course grade will be reflected on both transcripts. 
5. The CCP grades are computed into the high school grade point average. 

Dates and Deadlines

1. Students must turn in the letter of intent to participate by April 1. 
2. Registration deadlines set by the college must be met.

Need more Information?

1. Visit the Ohio Department of Higher Education website.

CCP Powerpoint Presentaion for 25/26 School Year

Local College CCP Links

Students and families: As you plan for each school year, it’s important to ensure your course selections align with graduation requirements and your future goals. Students should review their academic progress, including required credits in core subjects and electives, and consider opportunities such as advanced placement (AP), dual enrollment, or career and technical education (CTE) courses.

For assistance with scheduling or to discuss graduation requirements, please contact your school counselor.

PE Waiver – Students wishing to waive the Physical Education graduation requirement must meet eligibility criteria and complete the required waiver form. 

PE Waiver Form

Graduation and Seal Information

Graduation Requirement Presentation

State Defined Seals

Local Defined Seals

Tecumseh HS Seal of Biliteracy

High school students aspiring to participate in college athletics at an NCAA institution must meet specific eligibility requirements. This includes completing a core curriculum of approved courses, maintaining a minimum GPA, and achieving qualifying standardized test scores. Families are encouraged to visit the NCAA Eligibility Center website to register and review detailed requirements early in high school to ensure proper planning. For additional guidance, contact your school counselor or athletic director.

NCAA Eligibility Center

24/25 Guide for the College-Bound Student

Initial Eligibility Standards

DI Academic Standards

DII Academic Standards

DII Academic Standards