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How to Sign Into SchooLinks & Access the Course Planner at Harvard High School

Step 1: Sign Into SchooLinks Through Clever

1. Go to the Clever Portal

Open a web browser and go to https://clever.com/in/harvardhs or visit your school's Clever login page.

2. Log in to Clever

Click on "Log in with Google."

Enter your Harvard High School Google account credentials (your school email and password).

3. Find SchooLinks

Once logged in, scroll through the Clever dashboard to find the SchooLinks app.

Click on SchooLinks to be automatically signed in.

Step 2: Access the Course Planner in SchooLinks

1. Go to the Course Planner

On the SchooLinks dashboard, look for the "Course Planner" under School.

Click on it to open the course planning tool.

2. Select Your Grade Level

Choose the appropriate grade level (e.g., Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, Senior).

3. View or Edit Your Courses

Review your pre-selected courses and make any necessary changes.

Click on each subject area to select the courses you plan to take.

Ensure your selections meet graduation requirements and college/career goals.

4. Save and Submit

Once you’ve reviewed your course selections, click "Save" or "Submit" (if finalizing choices).

📽️ Watch this video tutorial for a step-by-step guide:
Course Planner Video

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SchooLinks is an important tool to help you research your career interests and find out what path to follow after high school and beyond.

Simply go to Clever and click on SchooLinks to login through your Google account.

Have fun with it. It's all about you!

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ISBE

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ISBE Career Guide, High School Edition, 2022-23

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ISBE Career Guide, High School Edition, 2022-23

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Grade Level Requirements  Harvard High School

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Grade Level Requirements  Harvard High School

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Freshman - 0 to 4.5 credits

Sophomore - 5 to 8.5 credits

Junior - 9 to 14.5 credits

Senior - 15 to 23

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Harvard High School Student Services

Class of 2025

Class of 2026

Class of 2027

Class of 2028

Class of 2029

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DUO Program Information

Duo Recap Video

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ART

Agriculture

AVID

Business

English

English Language Leaners ELL

Family and Consumer Science

Industrial Technology

Math

Music

Physical Education, Driver Ed, Health

Science

Social Studies

World Language

HHS Extra Curricular

MCC PCCS

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DUO Program Information

Duo Recap Video

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Students who achieve a 4.8 or better composite score in the ACCESS test during high school satisfy the English requirement for the Seal of Biliteracy. The Seal can earn you up to 12 College Credits.

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All PCCS classes for 2024-2025

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As an Library Media Assistant (Library Minion!) you will learn how to check books in and out, help teachers and students find resources, and trouble shoot and make repairs to Chromebooks.

But we do more: Make videos, create websites, learn about News/Information/Media Literacy. In other words, we learn about finding sources of reliable and trustworthy information and why that's so important.

Being a LMA can provide you with a great reference if you are looking for a job because you will be learning job skills by managing the library. It also provides you with valuable experience if you are looking for an on campus job when you to to college.

It's a big responsibility, but we have fun, and you will have everything you need to be successful as a Library Minion!

Fill out the form at right, or email kkruckenberg@cusd50,org for more information.
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As an Library Media Assistant (Library Minion!) you will learn how to check books in and out, help teachers and students find resources, and trouble shoot and make repairs to Chromebooks. But we do more: Make videos, create websites, learn about News/Information/Media Literacy.

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McHenry County College's Partnerships for College & Career Success (PCCS)

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McHenry County College's Partnerships for College & Career Success (PCCS)

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Dual Enrollment Classes Offered to Juniors & Seniors (*Information will be discussed during registration presentation-See flyer below)

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Contact College and Career Readiness

Start working on a professional certificate or associate's degree while you're still in high school. Statistically speaking, that means your job (and salary) prospects will be better when you graduate. Plus, depending on the program, a lot of the classes are at no cost to you!

When you participate in a PCCS program, you come to MCC during your regular school day to take classes. Some credit you earn may count toward your high school graduation requirements, in addition to counting as college credit at MCC. These college credits may also transfer to other community colleges and four-year schools. MCC offers these PCCS programs:

How do I register for PCCS?

1. Meet with your high school counselor or home school official and obtain permission to enroll in selected course(s). Remember, you must meet all prerequisites for the course(s).

2. Complete the Registration Form.

3. For courses that require a prerequisite MCC has implemented Multiple Measures criteria for the 2020-2021 school year. Once the application has been received, this change will be explained to the student.

4. Purchase textbooks in the MCC bookstore.

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partnership for college and career success

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Partnership for College and Career Success Programs

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Contact College and Career Readiness Start working on a professional certificate or associate's degree while you're still in high school. Statistically speaking, that means your job (and salary) prospects will be better when you graduate. Plus, depending on the program, a lot of the classes are at no cost to you!

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Black and Yellow Modern Professional Company Profile Flyer (1)

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Google Forms - create and analyze surveys, for free.

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Google Forms - create and analyze surveys, for free.

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Complete Post High School Planning Guide

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Please see Mrs. Miller in Student Services for a PE/Band Exemption form.

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McHenry County College (MCC) enables eligible students still in high school or younger to seek an expanded educational challenge. The student enrolls in MCC college classes for the purpose of earning both college and high school credit, or just college credit. Granting of high school credit is a decision made by the high school or home school official.

Please note:

* All courses remain on the student's permanent MCC transcript including grades and/or withdrawals.

* After high school graduation, student follows the MCC new student enrollment procedure as a college student.

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McHenry County College (MCC) enables eligible students still in high school or younger to seek an expanded educational challenge. The student enrolls in MCC college classes for the purpose of earning both college and high school credit, or just college credit. Granting of high school credit is a decision made by the high school or home school official.