1. Chiawana
Class of
2020

2. Introductions By Principal Wallwork
Welcome to our Riverhawk Family
Wing Teams
Support Staff

3. Class of 2020 C-Wing Team Welcome to our Riverhawk Family!!
Bryan Meredith- Asst. Principal/C-wing Intervention,
Gina Hinnant- Counselor (A-L)
Brian Thomas- Counselor (M-Z)
Maria Lara- Student Achievement Specialist (SAS)
Gabby Barraza- Secretary
Ethan Johnson- Security

4. Our Mission
Ignite world class learning resulting in thoughtful and accomplished individuals.
Research based instruction
Interventions
Beat the odds schools have a common mission. We worked hard to develop our mission statement that has made us do business the way that we do.

5. PARENTS: How can you help us
Keep in contact with the school regarding your student’s attendance
The parent portal is your friend (access via school website)
Stay involved in the life of your student and encourage them to get involved
Report concerns to the school at the first sign of problems

7. Chiawana Summer School
Tentative Dates:
June 27th – July 15th
An opportunity to get ahead in credits.
Become familiar with CHS before the school year starts.

8. $$ The POWER of Education $$
$25,705 High School Dropout
$35,035 High School Graduate
$42,419 Some College or Associate Degree
$55,864 Bachelor’s Degree
$68,879 Master’s or Professional Degree
$101,737 Professional Degree
Median Income based on Education Level
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, 2010

9. High School Graduation and the Guidebook
Requirements are explained
Courses are described

10. Chiawana High School’s Graduation Requirements for the Class of 2020 pg 2
Earn a minimum of twenty-two (22) credits
English 4 credits
Mathematics 3 credits
Science 2 credits
Health & Fitness 2 credits
Social Studies 3 credits
Occupational Education 0.5 credit
Financial Literature 0.5 credit
Fine Arts credit
Elective Courses 6 credits

11. Additional Graduation Requirements for the Class of 2020 pg 2
Successful completion of the High School and Beyond Plan.
Successful completion of the Certificate of Academic Achievement.
Meet standard on SBAC ELA exam (Jr. year)
Meet standard on SBAC Math exam (Jr. year)
Meet standard on Biology EOC exam (Sophomore year)
Options available after not meeting standard(s)
COE for ELA, Math and/or Science
Grade Comparison
ACT/SAT cut scores (Science only available through ACT)
AP Exam cut scores (not available for science)

12. Washingtons Minimum 4-Year College Admission Requirements
Pg 3
English 4 credits
Math credits + Sr. year
Science credits (3 for some)
Social Studies 3 credits
World Language 2 credits
Fine Arts credit
NCAA Clearinghouse Pg 3
If you want to play sports in College you need 16 Core* Courses
Make sure you are working with your counselor for eligibility
*Core = Math, English, Science, Social Studies, Foreign Language

13. Freshman Year Courses 9 English 1-2 or Adv (year long)
2 elective choices
9 English 1-2 & Eng. Lang Arts (year long)
1 elective choice (Based on Map Scores)
MATH Algebra, Geometry, 10 Algebra 3-4 (year long)
SCIENCE Earth/Physical or MESA (STEM) or Ag Science 1-2 (year long)
Fitness 1 or 9 Ath Wt Training 1 or 2 - Sign off (Semester)
Technology Literacy or Adv.(Semester)
Electives sem or year long (#based on English choice)

14. English pg. 6-7 4 years of English is required:
9 English English ADV
You may also be signed up for a class called
English Language Arts.
This one hour class will help you with your literacy skills and give you tips on how to be a successful Riverhawk. You will be assigned this class if you score below grade-level on your MSP and MAP test scores.

15. Algebra, Geometry or Algebra 3/4
Math pg. 7
Students will register for
Algebra, Geometry or Algebra 3/4
You may also be signed up for an Algebra Lab
This one hour class will help you with your math skills. You will be assigned this class if you score below grade-level on your MSP and MAP test scores.

16. Science pg 7-9 Required Science Earth / Physical Science ADV.
Earth / Physical Science MESA
Math and Engineering focus
Ag Science 1-2
Chemistry
Successfully passed Alg ½ in middle school.

17. 9ath wts 1st sem 9ath wts 2nd sem
Fitness & Health pg 10-11
Fitness 1
9 Ath Wt Training 1 or 2
*Recommended if you are playing sports. Must get a signature from coach, teacher or athletic director.
You will take:
9ath wts 1st sem 9ath wts 2nd sem
Football, Cross Country Track, Boys Soccer, Baseball
Volleyball, Basketball, Softball, Golf, Tennis
Wrestling, Girls Soccer, Dance
You may take a year long PE if you take one less elective too!

18. ELECTIVES the rest of the book
Electives will be based on whether or not you are given a extra class for English and/or Math. Write your elective in the order of preference. Make sure the course code is written correctly.

19. Students: Get Involved!
Sports in High School: Boys
Football, Basketball, Wrestling, Baseball, Cross Country, Golf, Track, Tennis, Soccer
Girls
Volleyball, Basketball, Bowling, Softball, Cross Country, Golf, Track, Tennis, Soccer, Cheerleading, Dance
You must have a 2.0 gpa in the 4th quarter of Middle School to be Eligible to play.
Clubs in High School: Key, International, Ski,
Honors Society, , Pre-Med*, MEChA, Chess,
Hawk Squad….Lots more!! Stop by their booths out in the mall.0

20. AVID at CHS Advancement Via Individual Determination
A structured, college preparatory system working directly with an AVID elective class and students.
A direct support structure for first-generation college goers, grades 9-12
Students With Academic Potential
GPA
College potential with support
Desire and determination
Meets One or More of the Following Criteria
First to attend college
Historically underserved in four-year colleges
Low income
Special circumstances

21. STEM at CHS (Bryan Meredith- Asst. Principal)
Science Technology Engineering & Mathematics
Goal  To offer a STEM based curriculum that will help prepare and inspire students for a STEM career.
Science, English & Robotics work together on project based assignments that align to each classes standards.
Students will experience:
Field Trips
Guest Speakers
STEM Challenges
Project Competitions
Exposure to STEM careers & opportunities

22. Freshman Orientation… The First day of school
Orientation to high school
Tours
Games
Meet our Staff
Lots of FUN!!!
Parents are invited to lunch & tour the school. 

24. ?QUESTIONS?