The Armed Services Vocational Aptitude Battery (ASVAB) measures aptitude and acquired skills which can be used to help predict future academic and occupational success, giving students insight into their options, and allows them to plan their next step after high school.  It is not just a military test!

Tomorrow Ready Texas provides customized information related to the student’s specific needs and aspirations.   You will find personalized step-by-step action plans for four- and two-year colleges, trade schools, and military pathways. 

Tomorrow Ready Texas is a free state resource available to all parents and guardians in Texas, and all you need to do is sign-up for an account.  For more information, visit the Tomorrow Ready Texas website at https://tomorrowreadytexas.org/en/landing

In 2019, the State of Texas passed House Bill 3 (HB3) that requires all graduating Seniors to submit a financial aid application, whether that be the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) or Texas Application for State Financial Aid (TASFA). This means Seniors graduating in 2022 and thereafter must complete, submit and show proof of FAFSA or TASFA submission, in order to meet the HB3 graduation requirement.

What is FAFSA or TASFA?

These are the financial aid applications that colleges, universities, trade, or technical schools request to award financial aid to assist eligible students with paying for school expenses. 

How do I know which application my student needs to submit?

Your student will submit a FAFSA application if they are:

• A U.S. citizen OR;

• A permanent resident with an Alien Registration Card (I-551) OR;

• A conditional permanent resident with visa type I-551C OR;

• An eligible noncitizen with an Arrival/Departure Record (I-94) showing one of the following: 1) Refugee, 2) Asylum granted 3) Parolee (for minimum of one year), 4) Cuban-Haitian entrant

Your student will submit a TASFA form if:

• If your student does not qualify for FAFSA (does not meet any of the qualifications listed above) AND,

• Your student has lived in Texas for 36 consecutive months before enrolling into post-secondary education.

What if my student will not be pursing post-secondary education (4-year or 2-year college, trade, or technical school) or does not qualify for FAFSA or TASFA?

If your student does not wish to attend college or does not qualify for either application, there is an Opt-Out Form that students must submit!

KHS Graduating Seniors will need to submit proof of FAFSA, TASFA or Opt-Out Form via SchooLinks found on MyKatyCloud.