1. Student Services Orientation Sept. 15-19, 2014
One year of
Get Fresh!
Get Promoted!
Student Services Orientation Sept , 2014
Your mission:

2. Agenda Student Services Counselors Promotion Requirements
Graduation Requirements
Your Grade Point Average (GPA)
Athletic & Driver’s License
Eligibility
Attendance
Q & A

3. Ms. Valorie Hallenbeck Lav-O
Counselors:
Mrs. Patty
Miller, Assistant Dean
Hint-Lau
Mr. Stefon
Lowman
P-Sit
Ms. Toria
Greene
A-Cri
Mr. Chuck
Small
Cro-Hinn
Ms. Valorie Hallenbeck Lav-O
Ms. Jill
Ray
Siu-Z

4. Other people who can help you
Mrs. Philomena Karol, Dean of Students pkarol
Ms. Ina Nyko, School Psychologist inyko
Ms. Brandy Lyons, Student Assistance Program Counselor
blyons
Ms. Nancy McMillan School Nurse nmcmillan
Ms. Sharon Manning,
Career Development Coordinator smanning1
Ms. Debbie Fluke
Guidance Tech dfluke
Mr. Brandon Clowers, School Social Worker
bclowers
Ms. Nancy Stewart, Registrar nstewart
Ms. Kelley Schroeder, Intervention Coordinator
kschroeder

5. Use your counselor’s email for quick questions:
Toria Greene tgreene A-Cro
Chuck Small csmall Cro-Hinn
Patty Miller pmiller Hint-Lau
Valorie Hallenbeck vhallenbeck Lav-O
Stefon Lowman slowman P-Sit
Jill Ray jray Siu-Z

6. For news from Student Services
@EnloeStdntSrvcs
Student Services Website
Remind.com Text to or

7. The BEST way to see my counselor is:
your counselor using your Wake
County student address. Your
counselor will you your appointment
time. Print the and show it to your teacher
as your pass. OR
You may come to Student Services and fill out
a form to request an appointment with your counselor.

8. Which grades are used to calculate my GPA?
A) Quarter Grades
B) Semester Grades
C) Final Grades
D) All of the Above

9. To calculate your grade point average (GPA), take the total number of quality points earned and divide it by the total number of potential credits.

10. GPA: 26 / 7 = 3.71 GPA: 29 / 7 = 4.14 Example 1: English 1 B - 3
Algebra 1 A - 4
World History A - 4
Earth Science B - 3
Healthful Living A - 4
Art 1 A - 4
Spanish 1 A – 4 26
Example 2:
(H) English 1 B - 4
Algebra 1 A - 4
(H) World History A - 5
(H) Earth Science B - 4
Healthful Living A - 4
Art 1 A - 4
Spanish 1 A – 4 29
GPA: 26 / 7 = 3.71
GPA: 29 / 7 = 4.14

11. YES OR NO!
I must pass ALL of my classes to be promoted.
A) YES
B) NO

12. Grade 10
4 credits
1 credit must be English I
2 credits must be Math, Science, or Social Studies
Grade 11
8 Credits
2 credits must be English I and II
1 credit in each area, Math, Science, and Social Studies
Grade 12
14 credits*
3 credits must be English I, II, and III**
Student must be enrolled in a program that will complete graduation requirements.

13. Students must pass 75% of their courses
to obtain and maintain a driver’s license.
(5 out of 7 courses) OR

14. All incoming freshmen are eligible for athletics during the fall semester of their freshman year.
BUT
After the first semester of freshman year,
students are only eligible if they:
1) Passed 5 of 7 classes during the semester previous to the sport
they wish to play,
2) Had a minimum 1.5 GPA (or 2.0 in the previous semester), and
3) Attended school at least 85% of the days in the past semester.

15. How much do my final exams (teacher made/ EOC) count in my final grade calculation?
B) 10 / 15%
C) 20 / 25%
D) 50%

16. How many credits do I need to graduate?
B) 21
C) 22
D) 25

17. Future Ready Core 4 English: English I, II, III, IV 4 Math:
Math I, Math II, Math III, Math beyond Math III
3 Science:
Earth/Environmental Science, Biology, Physical Science
4 Social Studies:
World History, Civics & Economics, American History 1 & 2
1 Healthful Living:
Healthful Living A (Fall), Healthful Living B (Spring)
6 Electives:
REQUIRED - any 2 from arts, second language or career and technical education (a minimum of 2 years of the same second language are required for admission to the UNC University System).
RECOMMENDED - any 4 that form an educational concentration - may be from any subject area including arts, career and technical education, or any subject area or combination.
22 Total Credits

18. What do colleges count as an extracurricular activity?
A) Sports
B) Job
C) School club
D) Community group (ex. Church, Boy Scouts)
E)All of the above

19. Coming soon: Career Assessment
Ninth-graders will meet with Ms. Manning (Career Development Coordinator) and one of the alpha counselors.
During social studies course
Week of Oct. 1 in media center
Take CFNC career assessment

20. Now, go have ONE great freshman year!
We are here to help you, so please don’t be afraid to ask!
Now, go have ONE great freshman year!