1. WHAT IS YOUR PLAN ?

2. Options After High School
Direct Employment
University
Community College
Technical/ Trade School
Military

3. Minimum Graduation Requirements
English = 4 Math = 4 (Algebra, Geometry, Algebra II, + 4th year Math) Science = 3 Fine Art or CTE = 1 PE = 1 Health = ½ Social Studies = 3 (World History, American History, Am. Gov./Economics) Elective = 6.5 TOTAL = 23 CREDITS

4. Arizona University Requirements
English = 4
Math = 4 (Algebra, Geometry, Algebra II, College Algebra
or Pre-Calculus or higher
Lab Science = 3 (Biology, Chemistry, Physics)
Fine Art = 1
Social Studies = 2 (World History, American History,
American Government, Economics)
World Language = 2 (of the same language)
Looking for great experiences and participation in schools
Clubs, sports, hobbies, volunteer hours
Look now at the requirements for your dream school !!!!

5. Education Pays
Minimum wage in AZ is $8.05; do the math!

6. Transcript GPA Rank AIMS Grades Makes sure this is correct !!!
Ask for once a year !!!

7. Senior Math Offerings 1. College Algebra 2. Statistics
3. Contemporary Math 4. Financial Math 5. Pre-Calculus
6. Pre Calculus Honors/Calculus
7. Statistics and Probability
8. AP Statistics
9. AP Calculus AB
10. AP Calculus BC

8. English 12 Offerings
Culturally Relevant Mexican American Viewpoint English 12
Culturally Relevant African American Viewpoint English 12
Native American Literature
English 12
Honors English 12
AP English Literature
Women’s Literature
Writing 101

9. Science Offerings ∙Anatomy & Physiology Earth & Space Science ∙Geology
∙Biology
-Biology Honors
∙Forensic Biology
∙Advanced Marine Biology
∙Honors Plant Biology
∙AP Biology
∙Chemistry
∙Chemistry Honors
∙AP Chemistry
∙Anatomy & Physiology
Earth & Space Science
∙Geology
∙Planetary Honors/Astronomy
∙AP Environmental Science
∙Physics
∙Physics II/III Sound & Music, Electronics & Optics
∙AP Physics Mechanics (with Calculus)
∙AP Physics (Algebra Based)
∙Research Methods
∙Advanced Research Methods

10. Social Studies
-American Government (.5) / Economics (.5) -U.S. Govt.-Culturally Relevant Mexican American Viewpoint (.5) -U.S. Govt.-Culturally Relevant African-American Viewpoint (.5) -U.S. Govt.-Culturally Relevant Native-American Viewpoint (.5) -AP U.S. Govt. & Politics (full year) / Economics (.5) -Philosophy 101; U of A Dual Enrollment (full year)

11. World Languages American Sign Language (ASL) French Spanish
Spanish Heritage Learners
AP Spanish Language or Literature
AP French Language
Chinese (Mandarin 1,2)

12. Senior Elective Course Offerings

13. Class Reduction Who is Eligible? Why? When?
Seniors on track for graduation
(Class Reduction Form)
Counselor & Assistant Principal approval
Why?
PCC or University Classes
JTED Central Campus Programs
Internships
Job (already employed)
When?
Due on date scheduled for lab (January 17 – February 2) MUST HAVE AT THIS TIME!

14. What’s Next? Students
Course selection will take place between January 17 – February 3.
Course selection form; signed and filled out
Teacher & Parent Signature
Returned to your American History teacher by Monday or Tuesday of next week.
Course offerings are driven by student demand and will therefore be difficult to change. CHOOSE WISELY and INTENTIONALLY.

15. What’s Next? Teachers
Collect all Course Selection Forms and Reduced Schedule Forms on Monday or Tuesday
Bring forms to the lab on your course selection date(s)

16. Your School Counselors
A – B Mr. Dean
C –DE Ms. Stephens (+Exceptional Ed)
DI – GO Ms. Hall
GR – MA Dr. Ostroff
MC – PE Ms. Addis
PH – SA Ms. Chilgreen
SC-Z Ms. Wiedenfeld
College and Career Readiness Coordinators-
Ms. Garcia and Ms. Chetri

17. Questions???