1. FRESHMAN PREVIEW NIGHT
Class of 2021

2. Why are we here? Explore the Campo Verde campus & classes
Open Doors to New Opportunities
For students and parents
Don’t let CV be “just” a school
Ease transition to High School
Mike

3. 6:00 – 6:30 Overview Presentation
What will happen tonight?
6:00 – 6:30 Overview Presentation
6:30 – 7:30 Explore Campo
Building 1
College/Career Center Coordinator
Counselors
Building 5
Culinary Arts
Child Development
Modern Languages
English
Social Studies
Special Education
Building 2
Agriculture
Game Design
Robotics
BioMed Academy
Corporate Academy
FBLA
Science
Math
Building 4
Clubs, Activities, and Sports in Gym
Football, Academic Decathlon, Swim & Dive, Wrestling, Book Club, Baseball, AFJROTC, Boys & Girls Basketball, Softball, Badminton, Drama, Cross Country, Yearbook, National Honors Society, Student Council, Culture Club, Paws for a Cause, Band, Dance, Cheer, Link Crew, FFA, Choir, Boys Tennis, Girls Golf, Creative Writing, Chess
PE and Weights
Dance
Sports Med
Project Graduation
Building 3
Clay
Art
Digital Media
Photography
Choir
Band
Orchestra
Theatre
Mike

4. Administrative Team Mike De La Torre: Principal Krista Cox:
Follow as you visit tables around the campus today send tweet out with the #CVHSFPN
Krista Cox:
Assistant Principal Academics
Micki Brooks:
Assistant Principal Activities & Clubs
Renee Regoli:
Assistant Principal Athletics, Facilities, Safety
Mike

5. Who is my counselor? A – Da: Mr. Baker De - Ho: Ms. Harter
Hu – Mi: Mrs. McManus
Mo - Se: Mrs. Hallock
Sh – Z: Mrs. Carpenter
Mike

6. Department Chairs English: Jennifer Plunk
Math: Sasha Groseta & Lynnea Bahm
Science: Tyler Sawyer
Physical Education: Nick Cornell
Social Studies: Kathleen Zondlewski & Chuck Fraser
CTE(Voc Ag/JROTC): Jacob Dillard
CTE(Business/FACS): Ashley McLaren
Modern Language: Kathy Diggs
Performing Arts: Matt Flora
Visual Arts: Dave Bargman
Special Education: Shirley Brohner
Mike

9. Job Ready

10. College Ready

11. Career Ready

12. RELATIONSHIPS

13. Every Person, Every Day! Campo is founded on the principles of:
Community: creating a campus family
Values: Maintaining focus on campo core values
Honor: Students and staff who conduct
themselves with honor & integrity
Scholarship: Holding students to a high level of academic expectation.
Mike

14. Celebrations $12.5 million dollars in Scholarship Money - 2016 Grads
U.S. News & World Report & Newsweek- “America’s Best High Schools”
Top 25 Schools in Arizona Public School
613 AP tests taken by 306 students
Dual Credit:230 Students Earned Dual Credit last year.
Class Of 2016: 26 AP scholars, 16 AP Scholars with Honor, 15 AP scholars with distinction, 7 National AP Scholar
Overall: 95 AP scholars, 45 AP Scholars with Honor, 75 AP scholars with distinction, 20 National AP Scholar
Class of 2017: 6 National Merit Commended Students
Past 3 years: 14 National Merit Commended, 6 Semifinalists > All became Finalists
24,000 hours of community service
20% of students with 3.8 or better Cumulative GPA

15. Become part of the Coyote Family!
Get involved
Find students with similar interests
Make a big school feel like home
Become part of something bigger than yourself
Clubs
Volunteer and Community Service Opportunities
Student Council
Athletics & Activities
MIke

16. Join a Club! ACADEMIC DECATHALON AFJROTC ART BADMINTON BAND
BEST BUDDIES
BIOMED SCIENCE
BOOK CLUB
CHEF/FCCLA CULINARY
CHESS
CHOIR
CULTURE CLUB
DIGITAL MEDIA
DRAMA
FBLA
FCA
FCS
FFA
FRENCH HRS SOCIETY
GAMING
GOING THE DISTANCE
HABITAT FOR HUMANITY
LINK CREW
LEAGUE OF LITERARY
MATH CLUB
MUSIC HRS SOCIETY
NHS
NO PLACE FOR HATE
ORCHESTRA
PAWS FOR A CAUSE
PHOTO CLUB
PHYSICAL EDUCATION
PHYSICS
ROBOTICS
SKIN DEEP
SPANISH HRS SOCIETY
SPEECH & DEBATE
SPORTS MEDICINE
STU. CO.
UNITED SOUND
YEARBOOK
Mike

17. Be a Leader! Freshman Leadership Development (SG100)
Be Part of StuCo from day - Get involved in: School Dances, Pep Assemblies, Fundraisers, Student Council Camp, Spirit Weeks, School Events.
Interested Students
Submit letter stating: Why they want to be in Student council.
Submit 6 letter of recommendations from current teachers.
Student selected from panel of current council members & advisor.
Develop leadership skills like communication, interviewing, delegating, team building
Mike

18. Serve Your Community! Community Service Opportunities
Paws for a Cause - GC105
Habitat for Humanity
Soles for Souls
Adopt a Family
Club Community Service Projects
GC 105 in Junior and Senior Year
Mike

19. Athletics Spring Fall Winter Baseball Boys Volleyball Softball Track
Badminton
Cheer
Cross Country
Football
Girls Volleyball
Golf
Swim & Dive
Winter
Basketball
Soccer
Wrestling
Cheer
Mike

20. GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS Class of 2021
English Phys. Ed
Math Electives
Science CTE/FA
Social St
TOTAL
Sarah
1 Semester = 0.5 credit
1 Year = 1 credit

21. ARIZONA UNIVERSITY’S ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS
ASU-UofA-NAU-ASU-UofA-NAU-ASU-UofA-NAU-ASU-UofA-NAU
ARIZONA UNIVERSITY’S ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS
English Soc. Studies
Math Fine Arts/CTE 1
Lab Science Foreign Language 2
These 16 “core courses” can be met within the 22 credits needed for graduation.

22. ENGLISH PLACEMENT English 8 English I Honors English 8 Honors

23. Honors Math 8 (Algebra I)
MATH PLACEMENT
Math 8
Algebra I
Honors Math 8 (Algebra I)
Honors Geometry
(or Geometry)

24. SCIENCE PLACEMENT Science 8 Lab Biology Honors Science 8
Honors Lab Biology

25. SOCIAL STUDIES Required social studies classes will be taken in 10th, 11th, and 12th grades.

26. Typical Freshman Schedule
English
Math
Science 1.0
Elective
Elective
Elective
6 credits

27. Civics Test It is a graduation requirement
If you are took the exam in 8th grade and did not attend a GPS Junior High school then share the results with our registrar to add the score to your transcript.

28. Counselor Visits Group Visits:
Counselors will meet with students each year through one of their academic classes to go over an ECAP presentation and activities.
Individual Visits:
Counselors meet with each student one-on-one during registration to go over course selections and credits. We will ensure students are meeting graduation requirements and selecting classes that meet their personal future goals.

29. Students will receive their schedules this summer
Timeline:
February 14th and 15th: Registration presentation and materials distributed at SVJH
February 17th and 21st: Counselor visits in morning to answer questions
February 22nd: Registration Forms are due to junior high teachers and the IC portal closes!
Students will receive their schedules this summer

30. Your student received this course selection form today at SVJH
Your student received this course selection form today at SVJH. Please review their selections.
Once this is filled out, students will have to enter the courses into Infinite Campus. Instructions are provided on a handout they received and more detailed instructions are posted in their google classroom by their science teacher.

31. Summer School Will be at Gilbert High School
Registration begins April 3rd and will be online at Parent Zone, Summer School
June 5th-29th Mon-Thurs
Cost is $160 per half credit
Transportation will not be provided

32. Online Summer School
Session 1 (Block 17): June 5 – July 27, Registration May1 -31
Session 2 (Block 18): July 3 – Sept 7, Registration June 5- 23
Incoming 9th graders can start taking classes in Session 2.
Cost is $160 per half credit
More information at Our Schools, Global Academy

33. HOW TO HAVE A GREAT FRESHMAN YEAR!
Academics
Clubs
Activities
Get Involved!

34. Thank You & Good Night
This presentation will be posted on the CVHS website.
Click on “Counseling”
Click on “Current 8th Graders”

35. Tweet Us
as you visit tables around the campus today send tweet out with the #CVHSFPN