SAT tests the skills important for future success. Students typically take the SAT during the spring of junior year in high school, but can retake it the following fall to improve their score. It's usually easier to take the exam the second time because students are more familiar with the process. Here are ten of the most common questions students that students earning their high school diploma online ask about the SAT.

The long, lazy days of summer are over and it's time to get back to online high school. Returning to school requires a total change of mindset. You'll know you're ready when you can answer the following questions:

Taking online high school classes during the summer is a great way to catch up or get ahead for the upcoming academic year. Consider these tips for making test­-taking a breeze:

You will rarely hear an educator tell you to close the book and turn on the TV, but we are about to make an exception. A fun way to help you learn Spanish and supplement your online high school course is by watching Spanish movies. Make the popcorn, pour the soda, and get comfy on the couch. Watching Spanish flicks will enable you to listen to learn, appreciate the culture, hear the language nuances and bolster your knowledge of the language.

Graduating students can often be overwhelmed with the task of college selection and the process of application. By encouraging students throughout their high school education and giving them the tools to make decisions, we can assist them in selecting the right college. Students at JMHS not only finish with a high school diploma, but also a full education in preparation for college. Look to these seven tips to get the scoop on how to find the perfect fit for higher education.