High school nights are usually designed using one of two formats; classroom/presentation or convention. The classroom style tends to split a high school night into three or four sessions where each high school is assigned a classroom and has the opportunity to present to an audience of prospective students and their families. If the high school night you are attending is classroom style, be sure to do your homework and decide which three or four high schools' presentations you plan to attend.

The convention style high school night allows prospective students and their families to go from table to table to speak with representatives from each high school. This style is preferable if you are considering more than three or four high schools, or are just beginning your high school search. Convention style also offers the opportunity for prospective students and their families to engage in personal, one-on-one conversations with high school representatives.

We look forward to meeting you at one of our high school night appearances in the fall!

*ACAD Sponsored Regional High School Night.