1. WELCOME TO SCHREIBER HIGH SCHOOL
PAUL D. SCHREIBER HS
PRINCIPAL: IRA PERNICK
June 19, 2017

2. AN INTRODUCTION TO PAUL D. SCHREIBER HIGH SCHOOL
PRINCIPAL: Mr. Ira Pernick
AP STAFF:
Ms. Julie Torres- Class or 2018
Dr. Brad Fitzgerald- Class of 2019
Mr. David Miller- Class of 2020
Mr. Craig Weiss- Class of 2021

3. INSTRUCTIONAL BENEFITS
Highly professional staff who care
Real focus on designing exciting and meaningful lessons/engaged learning
District and school that is intent on continuous growth and improvement through self reflection and data driven decision making.

4. ROLE OF THE ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL
Freshman AP- Craig Weiss
Advances with the class
Oversees all non-instructional matters
Handles all instructional matters that go beyond the scope of the teacher or department chair
Expert mediator for student/student or student/teacher issue
Resource for parents, students and staff

5. TIPS FOR PARENTS: OPEN COMMUNICATION WITH EVERYONE.
USE THE PORTAL AND S
GRADUALLY LET STUDENTS TAKE OVER-FOSTER MORE INDEPENDENCE
ENCOURAGE TO DO BEST
ACCESS INFORMATION CHANNELS
GET INVOLVED.
CHECK ASPEN SCHEDULES, UPDATES

6. EXPECTATIONS FOR STUDENTS
Mature behavior
Responsibility for actions and choices
Closed Campus
Conflict Resolution
Academic progress and eligibility
Participation in activities

7. As a Freshman (New Student), be sure to:
Establish a solid rapport with your teachers.
Get to know your Principal and Assistant Principals.
Get to know your counselor, let your counselor get to know you.
Know your rights and responsibilities (Handbook).
Know graduation requirements.
Learn the building.
Have a challenging schedule.
Select electives that interest you.
Chose activities that interest you.
Manage your time wisely: Do not overextend yourself.
Listen to the announcements.
Begin thinking about your plans after high school.
Start compiling your extracurricular resume.
Enjoy your freshman year.

8. ROLE OF THE DEPT CHAIRS/ DIRECTORS/ADMINISTRATORS
Each department has a chair/director/administrator.
First line of support
Next step on the organizational chart after consulting with the teacher.
Wealth of information about placement options and course difficulty.

9. DEPARTMENTS CHAIRS ART ATHLETICS/PE DIR/HEALTH BUSINESS ENGLISH ESL
FOREIGN LANGUAGE
HOME & CAREERS
MR. KEVIN SCULLY
MS. STEPHANIE JOANNON
MS. JULIE TORRES
MS. EILEEN MILLS
MS. SHIRLEY CEPERO
MS, CAROL FERRANTE

10. DEPARTMENTS CHAIRS (cont.)
MATH
MUSIC
SCIENCE
SOCIAL STUDIES
SPECIAL EDUCATION
TECHNOLOGY
GUIDANCE DIR
CREATIVE ARTS DIR
MR. BRYAN GORMAN
MR. KEVIN SCULLY
MR. PHIL CRIVELLI
MR. LARRY SCHULTZ
MS. CRISTI McALEER
DR. BRAD FITZGERALD
MR. HANK HARDY

11. OPPORTUNITIES FOR GROWTH
Courses at all levels
Broad range of electives
Specialized programs-Research/Adv Study
Wealth of Activities and Student Organizations.
Competitive Athletic program
Support Services- School Psychologist, Guidance, Social Worker, ESL, Special Ed.

12. Graduation Requirements for the Class of 2021
English Crs
Social Studies Crs
Math Crs
Science Crs
World Lang Crs
Health Cr
PE Crs
Art/Music Crs
Electives 1 ½ -3 ½ Crs
Total Crs
Regents Diploma
English Regents
US History Regents
Global History Regents
Math Regents (Algebra)
Science Regents
ADV Regents Diploma:
Geometry & Alg2 Regents
World Lang (Local Exam)
Science Regents (Liv Environment must be one of the two)

13. IAM A. Freshman Sign In 9/10 Freshman Orchestra Spanish 2A PE
Period 1
8:05 to 9:05
Period 2
9:10 to 10:15
DAY A
Sign In 9/10
Freshman Orchestra B
Spanish 2A PE C D E F
Period 3
10:20 to 11:20
Period 4
Global Hist &
Geography 1
Freshman Eng 1
Health 9
Period 5
1:00 to 2:00
Period 6
2:05 to 3:05
CC Alg 1
Living Envir
STEM

14. SCHEDULING: COURSES Freshman English 1 & 2 (semesters) 4 out of 6
Global History & Geography I out of 6
Math: CC Alg I out of 6
Science: Liv. Environ out of 6
World Language: Span 2A out of 6
Physical Education out of 6
Art/Music requirement out of 6
Health out of 6
TOTAL INSTRUCT PERIODS (Sched) out of 36
Freshman Guidance Group
Lunch
Other available electives (STEM, FACS, TECH)

15. 11:25 to 12:25 (note the overlap) 11:55 to 12:55
Lunch for All
Period 3
10:20 to 11:20
Period Period 4-2
11:25 to 12: (note the overlap) :55 to 12:55
Day A
History
ENGLISH
Day B
Health
Day C
Day D
Day E
Day F

16. SIGN IN Music French Note: each class meets four out of six days
Period 1 2
DAY A
SIGN IN
Music B
French C D E F
Note: each class meets four out of six days
Note: each class meets for 240 minutes per six day cycle

17. SCHEDULING NOTES
FINAL SCHEDULES WILL BE ED IN THE LATTER PART OF AUGUST
BAGELS AND LOCKS
GRACE PERIOD FOR SCHEDULE CHANGES
FLEXIBLE DROP DATES: END OF EACH QUARTER (SEMESTER)

18. COUNSELORS Laurie Jacobson Nori Cerny Diana Rafferty Elias Gomez
Karen Linsner
Joseph Lorge
Jessica Ludwig
Debra Strell
Hank Hardy-Director