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Counseling Office
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Upcoming ACT Testing Dates and Registration Deadlines
- October 18, 2025
- Registration Deadline: September 12
- December 13, 2025
- Registration Deadline: November 7
Register for the ACT National Test
ACT National Test General Information
ACT National Test Registration
ACT National Test Fee Information
Information About Registering for the ACT:
- Register early, as spots are held on a first-come, first-served basis.
- ADM’s College Board High School Code #: 160-010.
- This must be used to complete ACT registration if you want your scores to be reported to ADM HS.
Student Athlete ACT Test Information
- NCAA Eligibility Center Code 9999: If you are planning to register with the NCAA Clearinghouse, please designate this on your ACT registration by using the Eligibility Center code of 9999 to ensure the score is reported to the NCAA Eligibility Center.
- NAIA Eligibility Center Code 9876: If you are planning to register with the NIAA Clearinghouse, please designate this on your ACT registration by using the Eligibility Center code of 9876 to ensure the score is reported to the NAIA Eligibility Center.
- October 18, 2025
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Use the following link to view information about ADM High School and the ADM Community School District.
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Use the following link to learn about ADM’s anti-bullying and harassment policies and processes for reporting incidents of bullying or harassment.
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Important Dates: View grade check dates, midterm dates, etc.
DMACC Career Advantage: Learn about this program that offers high school students the opportunity to earn college credit while still in high school.
DMACC Transcripts and Credit Transfers: Request DMACC transcripts and credit transfers:
DMACC Course Options: View approved DMACC Course Options
DMACC Contacts: Receive support for during and after high school through DMACC.
DMACC Academic Advisor
(For life during High School)
Kaylee Rivera
515-414-6274 Call or Text
College and Career Transistion Counselor
(For life after High School)
Amanda Wroblewski
515-675-1060 Call or Text
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Driver’s Education classes are not offered as a part of the curriculum at the Adel DeSoto Minburn School District. However, the district contracts with a private company, Street Smarts, to provide instruction at our high school location for the convenience of our students and parents.
Terms of enrollment, conditions of training, and all correspondence shall be administered by Street Smarts. Please visit the Street Smarts at the link below, or call 515-279-1112 for more information.
Note: If you qualify for free or reduced lunches, and you have signed the waiver at school registration, you may be eligible for a free or reduced-price driver’s education class. Please register online by choosing the check/cash/money order option and then call the Street Smarts office at 515-279-1112 to let them know of your status.
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FAFSA Completion
The FASFA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid) Form is set to open in December, 2025. Counselors will reach out to seniors and their families when FAFSA announces a date to start accepting applications.
- Iowa College Access Network (ICAN) offers FAFSA completion assistance via virtual meetings, and will offer online seminars. Please check their website for all updates.
Helpful Links
- Quick Guide: This document provides links to multiple resources to support students and families in learning about topics related to college, career, financial aid and more.
- LendEDU: Take a look at this helpful guide to financial aid, scholarships, savings, and student loans.
- Your Teen: This magazine is full of constructive information for parents of college-bound students related to admissions, financial aid, campus life, and more.
Activities Resume
- Students can track their high school activities history using the activities resume template from ICAN linked below.
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Hu•man•i•tar•i•an hyoo•ma•nuh•teh•ree•uhn
A person devoted to promoting the welfare of humanity, esp. through the elimination of pain and suffering
The Humanitarian Cord for Service is a distinguished award available to students at ADM High School who achieve 160 hours of volunteer service to their school and community.
The purpose of this honor is to expand volunteer opportunities outside of the school setting. Activities need to be focused on “serving others” to qualify. Beginning in the 9th grade, participants are required to earn hours as follows:
- 9th/10th Grade: Students must earn a combined 80 hours
- 11th grade: Students must earn 40 hours
- 12th grade: Students must earn 40 hours
Note: Each grade level’s required hours shall be a prerequisite to the subsequent grade level. Transfer students will be given special consideration. Time credited by ½ hour increments only.
How to Participate:
- Eligibility: Only current ADM High School students are eligible to participate; students are not considered a HS student until the first day of attendance at ADMHS.
- Register to Participate: Students who wish to participate must register with the program and agree to the program guidelines linked below.
ADM Humanitarian Cord Guidelines
ADM Humanitarian Cord Program Registration
Completing Volunteer Service:
- Use the following links to access the pre-approval form for volunteer service hours and view volunteer club and humanitarian cord opportunities.
Volunteer Club / Humanitarian Cord Opportunities
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Please use the following links to access information about resources related to mental health:
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Use the following links to view local and general scholarship information. Local scholarship offerings typically begin to post near the beginning of the second semester.
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ADM Official Transcripts
Current and former ADM High School students may request official transcripts by using the link below.
Request an Official Transcript
ADM Unofficial Transcripts
Current/active ADMHS students may access unofficial transcripts via the Infinite Campus Portal.
DMACC Transcripts
DMACC transcripts and credit transfers may be requested by the student using the following link:
What is the difference between an Official Transcript and an Unofficial Transcript?
- Official Transcript: An Official Transcript is generally what is required from colleges/universities, employers, and other institutions. It must be obtained from the ADM High School Counseling Office, where it is signed by a designated official, and a raised school seal is then applied over the signature. These are most-often sent directly to the institution requesting them. If, however, they are sent to the student/graduate, they will be in a sealed envelope with an official signature. These must remain sealed in order to maintain their Official status, as once they have been opened they become Unofficial.
- Unofficial Transcript: An Unofficial Transcript will not be signed or sealed by a school official, and is generally used for informational purposes for the student/graduate. In some cases Unofficial Transcripts are acceptable for scholarship and other award applications, but requirements vary.
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