1. THS CLASS OF
2021
#Freshman
Registration

2. Assistant Principal: Ms. Libatique Assistant Principal: Mr. Ramirez
Principal: Mr. Heitman
Assistant Principal: Ms. Libatique
9th & 11th
Assistant Principal: Mr. Ramirez
10th & 12th
THS
Administrators

3. Counseling Secretary: Alicia O’Beirne
9th-12th A-L: Randall Jackson
9th-12th G-N: Matt Sterk
9th-12th O-Z: Danielle Bryant
Counseling Secretary: Alicia O’Beirne
THS
Counselors

4. How to reach your counselor
THS Counseling Office

5. Some Differences between
THS and JMS
Grades are more important than ever
High School GPA affects Car Insurance Rates, Scholarships, Financial Aid, Required SAT/ACT Scores, College Admittance
THS is on a Semester system (not quarter)
Official Transcript
You must pass all classes in order to earn the required 230 credits to graduate

6. Middle School grades are not included
Student’s Classes Here
Middle School grades are not included
Every semester grade will go on your transcript!
Progress report & quarter grades do NOT go on transcripts

7. You need 230 credits to graduate from THS
60 credits per school year
plus no 6th period your senior year = 230
If you fail a HS class, you must make up those credits!

8. you must make up those credits!
If you fail a class
you must make up those credits!
If you fail a class
you must make up those credits!
If you fail a class
you must make up those credits!
If you fail a class
you must make up those credits!

9. High School
Diploma
A-G College Prep
THS Graduation Tracks

10. A-G
REQUIREMENTS
A list of college prep classes that must be passed with C’s or better in order to apply to a University of California, or a Cal State University

18. A-G vs. Non A-G Career Path Options

19. High School Graduate?
Yes
A-G?
Yes No

20. A-G eligibility allows you
Colleges
&
Universities
look at
many
factors
G.P.A.
SAT/ACT scores
Difficulty of classes
Sports
Extra curricular activities
A-G eligibility allows you
to apply to a UC/CSU

21. What do you need to do to be A-G eligible?
Pass all of your classes with C’s or better
Choose classes wisely
College prep VS. non college prep
Keep LOTE & VPA in mind
2 years Lab Science
What do you need
to do to be A-G eligible?

22. Next Year’s Prerequisites Are This Year’s Classes

23. You must pass your Math, Science,lj
You must pass your Math, Science,
Art, and Spanish classes with a grade of C or better, in order to move on to the next level in that course!

24. Next Year’s Prerequisites Are This Year’s Classes
Advanced
English 10
Next Year’s Prerequisites
Are This Year’s Classes
You must pass your Advanced English 9 class with a grade of B or higher, or your English 9 class with an A or higher in order to go into Advanced English 10
You must pass your PE class with a grade of B or higher, in order to take an elective PE class next year.

25. NCAA Athlete?
Make an appointment with your counselor to make sure you are taking the correct classes.

26. Three ways to earn college credit while in high school
Advanced Placement (AP) classes (AP classes start Sophomore year)
Dual enrollment (college classes at THS)
Concurrent enrollment (college classes at night or online)
Three ways to earn college credit while in high school

27. Drivers Ed It’s free online. You need internet access & email.
You must be at least 15 years old.
The course is approximately 40 hours of work.
You will receive your pink “Certificate of Completion” in the mail once you have finished.
Get a registration form from Mrs. O’Beirne in the Counseling Office.

28. Ways to help your student succeed Sign up for a student AERIES account

29. Ways to help your student succeed Sign up for an AERIES account
T.H. Warrior
Sign up for an AERIES account
Check AERIES often

30. Having trouble in your classes?
Here’s what to do
Students should talk to their Teacher
Parents should contact the teacher
Students should talk to their Counselor
Parents should contact the Counselor

31. THS Student Help Resources
Free Math Tutoring is available Monday through Thursday from 2:35 – 3:30 in the College & Career Center.
Many Teachers are available in their classroom to help students during lunch.
The College & Career Center is open before & after school, and during break and lunch. Students can do homework, use computers, or study for quizzes and tests.
The Library is open during most breaks & lunches, and after school. Students can do homework, use computers, print, study for quizzes and tests, and utilize the typical library resources.
The Learning Lab (room 1218) is a classroom that is open during break and lunch. The learning lab has a teacher or an adult aid who is available to help students with homework, projects, studying, etc.
Private tutoring is available at the parent/guardian’s expense. Contact Paula Snider in the Career Center for more info.

32. Tips for Student Success
Attendance is very important…strive to be at school everyday. IF you miss school you fall behind!
Be prepared – have paper, pencils, pens, etc.
Utilize the THS student planner
Utilize the additional resources that THS offers
Be a self advocate

33. THS Clubs Open to all students Usually meet during break or lunch
(more info in the course description book)
No sign ups necessary– just walk in and participate
THS Clubs

34. THS Sports

35. THS Sports

36. THS Sports THS Student Athletes must… Maintain a 2.0 GPA
Be merit eligible
Have an Athletic Clearance Card (see Mr. Ramirez)