High School Planning Kim Nizinski and Regina Cox

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
Two of the most accurate predictors of post-secondary success are: 1. Taking rigorous courses in HS 2. Having a career focus.
Advertisements

POST-SECONDARY PLANNING for JUNIORS CLASS OF 2013.
College Planning Night for Juniors Washington-Lee Counseling Department Presentation January 23,
Course Planning & College and Career Readiness J.R. Tucker High School School Counseling Department February 6, 2012.
9th grade Large Group Advising Sessions 2015 – 2016 Sophomore Year.
Welcome to Freshmen/Sophomore Night. Nancy Kundinger 9 th and 10 th Grade Counselor Last Names A-K & Julie Staten 9 th and 10 th Grade Counselor Last.
Washougal High School “Striving for Excellence” Class of 2012.
Career Readiness class Job Shadowing Work Experience Senior Internship Service Learning.
Course Registration Parent Presentation Patty Devecka, Class of 2016 Counselor Jack McCurdy, Class of 2017 Counselor January 2015.
COLLEGE PLANNING AN OVERVIEW Presented by GVHS Counselors: Mr. Chip Harvey Ms. Anna Impriano.
Zachary High School Class of 2012 Parent Meeting February 22, 2011.
COLLEGE PLANNING AN OVERVIEW Presented by GVHS Counselors: Mr. Chip Harvey Ms. Anna Saracino.
Welcome to Senior Parent Night September 15, 2015.
Please visit the school store in G-107 for coffee and a bit of browsing around!
May 6,  Welcome  MCIS/Parchment – Lynn Keenan  Transcript, Scholarships & College Visits – Jeni Lindberg  FAFSA, ACT & Senior Timeline – Joe.
Scheduling Presentation. Classification Seniors must have 17 – 26+ credits Juniors must have 11 – 16.5 credits Sophomores must have 6 – 10.5.
PURPOSE OF THIS MEETING o Discuss information useful to you as your son/daughter moves into their Sophomore year and beyond… o Role of School Counselor.
Understanding Components of High School Success. Recommended Plan Comparison “HS Planning Guide” online Current Juniors and Seniors English 4.0 Math 4.0.
GHS Course Selection Today we will…….. ●Review the Course Selection and Arena Scheduling processes. ●Review your most current transcript. ●Review.
Zachary High School Class of 2014 Parent Meeting February 9, 2012.
2015 Tenth Grade Parent Night 1. Class of th Grade Parent Night Agenda Bowie counselors-Who we are and what we do Where to find help (academics,
Klein Collins High School Course Registration for Current 8 th, 9 th, & 10th.
Pre-Registration School Year February 2016.
Registration Information  Meet Graduation Requirements  Post High School Goals  Explore Interests.
Class of  Important dates  SAT/ACT Information  House Bill 5 Graduation Information  Credit Recovery/Summer School  Fill out Projected Schedule.
Kick Off to College Planning Willowbrook Counseling Department.
Rushford-Peterson High Sophomore Parent Night Focus: Career Awareness and Future Panning.
10th Grade Registration Advisement Juniors to be Spring 2016.
9 th Grade Transition into the 10 th Grade Spring 2016.
Course Selection Process for
REMIND We use the texting service REMIND to communicate with students SENIORS To this number: JUNIORS To this number:81010.
Jay M. Robinson High School Home of the Bulldogs
HIGH SCHOOL on the HORIZON
An Evening Program for Junior Parents
Your future begins with you – it’s your journey.
Derby High School Post-Secondary Planning Guide CEEB CODE:
OLENTANGY HIGH SCHOOL COURSE SCHEDULING
[INSERT SCHOOL’S NAME] JUNIOR CLASS OF 2018
An Evening Program for Junior Parents
The Basics of High School
Preparing for Success At Lancaster High School
OLENTANGY HIGH SCHOOL COURSE SCHEDULING
Rising 12th grade RegistrationPresentation Class of 2018
College Night Presentation
BHS College Night Sarah Blatnik (A-G) Kerry Walukas (H-O)
Maryville High School Registration Information
The Basics of High School
Rising 10th grade Registration Presentation
Counseling Services Department
Junior Planning Meeting
Parent Information Night 10th and 11th Grade Parents
Clarksburg High School
We are Robertson County!
Post Secondary Planning
Rising 10th grade Registration Presentation
Welcome to your sophomore year! School year
Parent Information Night 8th and 9th Grade Parents
Pre-Registration School Year
Patterson Mill High School
What are Colleges Looking For?
Counseling Services Department
Freshman Scheduling Class of 2023.
Academic Planning Welcome Parents!.
COLLEGE APPLICATION PROCESS
Nicki Fields School Counselor
Kingwood High School Course Registration
Planning for the Future
CLASS OF 2020 TEXT ALERTS Receive messages on your phone or about:
FRESHMAN CLASS MEETING
Road to graduation.
Presentation transcript:

High School Planning Kim Nizinski and Regina Cox MJHS School Counselors

Maryville High School requires 27 credit to graduate Maryville High School requires 27 credit to graduate. Students have the opportunity to earn 31 credits. Students are required to earn a ½ credit of PE and one credit of Lifetime Wellness. These are not the same class.

Focus Areas: Fine Arts Humanities Math and Science AP and DE Classes CTE: Architecture & Construction Business Management & Administration Arts, A/V, & Communications Information Tech Marketing Management Health Science STEM Advanced Manufacturing Hospitality & Tourism Law Enforcement

Dates to Remember: January 17: Rising 10th Grade Open House at MHS January 18 – February 1: MJHS counselors onsite at CGIS and MRIS for 8th grade advising January 22-23: MHS counselors onsite at MJHS to advise rising 10th grade students January 28: Registration letters mailed home from MJHS January 29 – 30: Rising 10th grade onsite registration at MJHS February 1: MJHS Parent to Parent online registration information and registration session February 2 - March 1: 10th grade online registration open February 11 – 20: 8th and 9th grade online registration open February 11: Rising 9th grade open house February 12: Rising 8th grade open house March 4 – 10: Online changes for electives – 8th & 9th grade March 27 – April 10: Review for change of placement requests August 1 – Sneak Peak Open House for rising 8th and 9th grade Schedules will be mailed home before the first day of school

High School Planning College & Career Planning Registration Course Selection GPA Calculation Graduation Progression 10th Grade Goals 11th Grade Goals 12th Grade Goals

MHS Course Registration Timeline Important Dates for Rising 10th Graders & Parents Spring Open House: Jan. 17 , MHS Auditorium Student Advisement Meetings: Jan. 22 – 24, MJHS Math Classes Parents & students confer about proposed courses. Student Course Registration: Jan. 29 – 31, MJHS Math Classes Computer registration in PowerSchool Deadline to make changes: Feb. 8 How do I know my son/daughter registered for the right classes? Graduation Checklist Course Verification Sheets (Mailed home in early April)

High School Course Selection Student interest Student ability Post-secondary plans Core class placement (test data – ACT Projection Scores, Teacher Recommendation, Performance in Current Classes) Elective courses (interest): Career Technical Education (CTE) MHS Guidance Website: ACT, AP, Registration, Documents & Forms Course Catalogue documents: MHS website

GPA Calculation & High School Credits CP Honors/LDC/IC SDC/DE AP A = 4.0 A = 4.5 A = 4.75 A = 5.0 B = 3.0 B = 3.5 B = 3.75 B = 4.0 C = 2.0 C = 2.5 C = 2.75 C = 3.0 D = 1.0 D = 1.5 D = 1.75 D = 2.0 F = 0.0 F = 0.0 F = 0.0 F = 0.0

College & Career Planning 10th Grade Goals: Start college conversations: In-State vs. Out-of-State Liberal Arts vs. Public vs. Community College Pursue academic rigor & excellence Explore courses related to career interests Build Naviance profile: Career Interest Profiler MI Advantage

College & Career Planning 11th Grade Goals: Start visiting college campuses Reach, Match, Safety Special Visit days for Juniors Attend BC College Fair – September, Maryville College Attend MHS College Fair – Spring, MHS Library Build Naviance profile: College Super Match Game Plan Brag Sheet – summer before senior year

College & Career Planning 12th Grade Goals: Application Process Begins Reach, Match, Safety Deadlines Encouraged: Oct. 1 UTK Priority & Many Early Action: Nov. 1 Financial Aid FAFSA: opens Oct. 1, January deadline TN Promise: Nov. 1 deadline Scholarship Search: November – Spring

66% of current senior class (class of 2018) were projected to make a 21 on the ACT. Currently, in any of the subject areas, MHS is ranked as 1, 2, o 3.

AP – Advanced Placement DE – Dual Enrollment LDC – Local Dual Credit Early Post-Secondary Opportunities (EPso) Portfolio Prepare all students for success in an ever-changing world; Every student should be identified as a “Ready Graduate” IC – Industry Certification EMR – Emergency Medical Responder CNA – Certified Nursing Assistant OSHA 10 Certified Solidworks Associate NCCER – National Center for Construction Education & Research Core Curriculum ServSafe Food Manager MOS – Microsoft Office Specialist IT – Comp TIA Fundamentals, TIA A+, TIA Network+ Hootsuite Platform CIW Web Design Specialist – Certified Internet Webmaster AP – Advanced Placement DE – Dual Enrollment LDC – Local Dual Credit SDC – Statewide Dual Credit CLEP – College Level Exam Program AP is tied to course work – AP test is linked to AP coursework; College Board DE – dually enrolled in college and high school classes LDC – MHS instructed course, but students can take a challenge exam at the conclusion of the class to qualify for PSCC credit. SDC – Sit through the MHS course, challenge exam in order to qualify for credit at the TBR: 13 community colleges and 27 TCATs. SDC goes farther for students, but MHS does not currently offer as many courses for students. CLEP – College Board product; not tied to current coursework – any one can take the exam to potentially qualify for collegiate level course credit – colleges determine which CLEP tests they will accept and for what credit as well. Industry Certification – hundreds available, but the state of TN recognizes for college readiness – ready graduate General information but the 18-19 Course Catalogue will further discuss each EPSO

Armed Services Vocational Aptitude Battery Ready Graduate Indicators - How do I demonstrate post-secondary readiness?- EPSO Available 25+ AP options 7-10 DE courses consistently taken by MHS students (Innumerable Possibilities) 15+ LDC 5 SDC 33 CLEP Tests 10+ IC 1) ACT Composite 21 2) Four EPSO 3) One IC & Two EPSO 4) Two EPSO & ASVAB Composite 31 ACT Math Science Reading English Four ways the state identifies ready graduates ACT – 80% of our students will attain this benchmark, however, there are other ways to meet this indicator. Many of our students will meet multiple EPSO options or ready graduate indicator. ASVAB Armed Services Vocational Aptitude Battery