Enrollment Presentation Course Planning Guide Enrollment Presentation Presented by FA Guidance Staff

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Welcome to the Freshman Academy

2015 plan for graduation

Four Year Plan SEE PAGE 1 OF CPG…

What does it take to earn a HS diploma? Be promoted to 9th grade Enroll in the right courses Good attendance STUDY STUDY STUDY Make passing GRADES

State of Oklahoma Graduation Options

College Preparatory Curriculum Requirements/OK Promise 4 credits of English 3 credits of Math 3 credits History/Social Studies 3 credits Science 2 Units of Foreign Language or Computer Technology 1 Additional core credit + Elective credits to total 23 credits 1 Set of Fine Arts Competencies (obtained in HS Junior year history class) Financial Literacy: This class needs to be taken and all 14 competences passed sometime during grades 7-12. 23 credits – See page 2 in CPG

State Core Curriculum Requirements 4 credits of English 3 credits of Math 3 credits of Science 3 credits of social studies + elective credits to equal 23 credits 2 Fine Art Units (obtained in HS Junior year history class) Financial Literacy: This class needs to be taken and all 14 competences passed sometime during grades 7 – 12. 23 Credits – See page 3 CPG

Select One Option College Prep/Work Ready curriculum graduation plan State Core Curriculum Graduation Plan

Each course/class earns What is a credit? Each course/class earns .5 credit per semester 3 credits earned per semester

Add it up. . . 23 credits required! 9th grade 6 credits

Important? Why is my Transcript It is a permanent legal document It is a history of all classes, grades and test scores It is sent with college, scholarship and career applications!!

What’s on my Transcript? Test Scores (ACT/SAT/EOI) Name -- legal name Grade Point Average (GPA) Total Credits earned JHS does not rank students

Check it out on the Internet: Oklahoma Promise Need-based scholarship program based on family income Apply for during: 8th, 9th or 10th grade Info flyers in Counseling Office Check it out on the Internet: www.okpromise.org

End-of-Instruction (EOI) Tests All students enrolled in Algebra I, Geometry, Algebra II, Biology, US History, English II & III Are REQUIRED to complete an EOI TEST after completion of the class.

End-of-Instruction/ACE Tests REQUIRED FOR GRADUATION State-Mandated EOI tests: English 10 English 11 Algebra I, Geometry, Algebra II Biology US History 2015 GRADS MUST PASS ENGLISH 10 AND ALGEBRA I AND 2 OTHER TESTS TO QUALIFY FOR A HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMA! Students must pass ALL the EOI/ACE tests to be allowed to park on campus. Remediation is available.

You too can be “Distinguished!” Distinguished Service Graduate earn 200 total volunteer hours register 50 hours by end of 10th grade (25 your freshman year!) minimum of 25 hours must be through a JHS club or organization

You too can be Distinguished Academically! Distinguished Graduate Earn a cumulative 3.5 GPA NO semester grade below a C 2 years of the same foreign language Pre-Calculus Physics or Chemistry Plus additional course work

Get ready . . .

How do I choose my classes? Be sure to take required core courses first Based on Middle School successes & interests Future college plans Think about career interests

Teacher approval/Applications Caution Please check course selection for : Prerequisite courses Grade requirements Teacher approval/Applications Club Fees Supply Costs

Language Arts I Pre-AP Language Arts I English Core Language Arts I Pre-AP Language Arts I

Algebra I Geometry Algebra II Advanced Algebra II Math Core Algebra I Geometry Algebra II Advanced Algebra II

Biology & Pre-AP Biology Science Biology & Pre-AP Biology

Government/OK History Pre AP Government/OK History Social Studies Core Government/OK History Pre AP Government/OK History )

Financial Literacy One semester classes Year classes Consumer Education Year classes Intro to Fashion Design Marketing Intro to Sports & Event Marketing ROTC

ELECTIVE CHOICES! Two electives to choose… Unless you take Summer School to increase your choices

Keyboarding with Computer Applications Financial Literacy Business Keyboarding with Computer Applications Financial Literacy

Computer Applications Programming I Web Page Design Computer Animation Computer Science Computer Applications Programming I Web Page Design Computer Animation

Art Drawing I Drawing II Ceramics I

Competitive Dramatics Speech & Debate Competitive Dramatics Intro to Value Debate Intro to Policy Debate Public Speaking

Introduction to Acting Drama Introduction to Acting

Band Orchestra Vocal Music Show Choir (Fall Auditions)

Industrial Technology Drafting Technology I

Media Production Yearbook Introduction to Film & Television (Application &Teacher initials) Introduction to Film & Television (Application &Teacher initials)

World Languages CHINESE LATIN FRENCH SPANISH

Marketing Education Introduction to Fashion Design, Marketing & Financial Literacy Introduction to Sports, Entertainment Marketing & Financial Literacy

Family and Consumer Science FCCLA Family and Consumer Science Consumer Education Touring Oklahoma

Agriculture Education Agriculture Science I

Introduction to Engineering Design Pre Engineering 9th graders can take Introduction to Engineering Design

Pre-Engineering Jenks High School 2-Year Pre-Engineering Program 9th Grade: Introduction to Engineering 10th Grade: Principles of Engineering 2-Year Pre-Engineering Program 11th through 12th Grade Introduction to the field of Engineering through hands-on projects using high-tech equipment Includes Pre-Calc/Trig and Calculus or AP Calculus

Student Service/Leadership Opportunities: AVID Junior Air Force ROTC I & Financial Literacy Requires an application & interview FIRST Robotics

Physical Education Boys Team Sports Girls Activity/Conditioning Health Introduction to Sport Medicine Boys or Girls Weight Training

Competitive Athletics

How do I enroll in a sport? • IF TRY-OUT IS REQUIRED List as an ALTERNATE CHOICE • A coach’s signature (TA) on the enrollment card indicates a student is on the team and the sport CAN be placed as 1st choice on enrollment card

Sports (cont.) Football, Track (spring), Cross Country, All sixth hour sports are competitive and many require that a student be able to stay after the end of the school day Most require the coach’s approval Many require a tryout…however Football, Track (spring), Cross Country, do not require coach’s approval.

Enrollment Card? How do I fill out my

Back of Enrollment Card Compare the two graduation plans -- Check the plan you will follow -- Parent and Student sign -- Make sure your course selections are in line with your graduation plan

What’s Next?? Parents and students study the Course Planning Guide together! Talk to current teachers Check with CORE class teachers: English, Math, Science, Social Studies. See elective teachers, coaches, sponsors. Consider your choices seriously!

Please check the Course Planning Guide for . . . • Prerequisite Courses or Grades • Year-in-School Requirements • Teacher recommendation (TA) • Contract (Language Arts) • Application/Audition • Fees or Costs • Course Descriptions

How Do I Choose My Courses ? Remember: All students must be enrolled in 6 courses each day FIRST – CHOOSE YOUR REQUIRED CORE COURSES:

How Do I Choose My Courses ? Next -- Decide on Electives: Explore career interests, Expand your talents Remember, you can choose more courses from the “core “ subjects!

Electives in Math and English Students may be placed in the following courses if they demonstrate a need for additional instruction: English: Reading and Composition Math: Algebra I Lab

Important Dates to Remember Wednesday, March 2nd, 2011 Enrollment MUST be completed! You will receive a list of requested courses in May. Remember June 15th schedule date!

Making Changes to the Courses You Have Requested: When: Request changes in May when counselors and teachers are available to finalize your requests. How: Turn in the “Student Course Request” report with changes, TA’s and parent’s signature to Guidance Office Deadline: June 15th May: In class, students receive “Student Course Requests” reports which list all their requested courses.

Questions? Now is the time to ask!