1. Puyallup high school Class of 2019
Senior Year
Puyallup high school
Class of 2019

2. Graduation Requirements
24 credits:
4.0 credits English
3.0 credits Math
Algebra I, Geometry and Algebra II (or approved alternate)
3.0 credits Science
Physical Science, Biology, and Science elective
3.0 credits Social Studies
1.0 World Studies, 1.0 American Studies II, 0.5 Civics and .5 CWP
0.5 credit Health
1.5 credit Fitness (1.0 possible PPR)
1.0 credits Occupational Education
2.0 credit Fine Arts (1.0 possible PPR)
2.0 World Language (2.0 possible PPR)
4.0 credits Elective Classes

3. Road To Graduation Complete High School and Beyond plan;
Meet all Credit Requirements
Pass all state test Requirements
Complete High School and Beyond plan;
including 20 hours community service

4. Overview of Senior Year
Fall (Sep. – Nov.)
Complete FAFSA
-Opens Oct 1st
College Applications
Re-take SAT/ACT if needed
NCAA – college athletes
Winter (Dec. – Feb.)
Local Scholarship Application
-Opens Feb. 15th
-Due March 15th
Spring (March-June)
Make a final decision
Inform colleges by May 1st
Request final transcript

5. Counseling Resources Join our Class of 2019 Schoology course!
In Schoology click on
“Course” tab and “Join”.
Enter the code: 3KP2Z-WFWQV

6. College Ready : Preparing for Technical, 2 year, or 4 year colleges
SAT/ACT only required for Four year institutions
Placement Test – Technical and community colleges
However: if you plan to transfer to a 4 year college within the year, they may request SAT/ACT scores and HS transcript.
Reminders:
- Stay organized – Be mindful of deadline for financial aid and applications
- Send completed documentation as you get it
- Complete FAFSA for any school

7. College Ready: Four year Colleges
Requirements for admission:
Math through Algebra II plus senior year math.
Chemistry highly recommended
2.0 credits sequential world language
SAT or ACT scores
Competitive
Transcript Strength
Community service and school involvement

8. Career Ready: Getting to Work
Apprenticeships: Learn while you earn
For more information:
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Straight to Work
Build a resume
Create profile on Job search sites
Gain experience through Volunteering in the community

9. Class of 2019 – State Testing
Pass English Test
ELA Smarter Balance Assessment
Pass Math Test
Math Smarter Balance Assessment

10. Class of 2019 – State Testing
What does this mean for students who have NOT MET standard?
State Approved Alternative Options:
Have you taken the SAT or ACT?
Bring your scores to Mrs. Reed
Have you taken AP Exams?
Have you taken a college level English or Math class (100 or above)
Retest this year

11. Class of 2019 – State Testing
Retake Dates:
October 29th – November 9th
Check the list of names and dates posted outside Student Services

12. High School & Beyond Graduation Requirement
High School & Beyond Plan
Professional Resume
20-Hours Community Experience
Senior Boards Conference

13. High School & Beyond Plan and Resume
Students will update and complete the High School & Beyond Plan beginning in 8th grade At PHS, students will work on their HSBP in Homeroom and have access to documents through Schoology Students will create a professional resume as part of their HSBP

14. Community Experience
Students are required to complete 20-hours of community experience as part of their High School & Beyond Plan graduation requirement.
Students may use hours documented from 7th - 12th grades.
Hours are due January 31st of the senior year.
Community Experience Log and submission is available through Schoology.  Each class has a designated Schoology course with all HSBP documents and information.
Puyallup School District website is being updated and will also have all documents and resources.

15. Class of 2019 Senior Board Conferences
March 6th & 7th, 2019
Seniors who have submitted their Community Experience Log will be scheduled for individual conferences. Parents are welcome to attend.  
Seniors will present their High School & Beyond Plan, professional resume and Community Experience.  Professional dress is expected for all students.
Seniors will have opportunity to attend  resume workshops and receive additional information through Homeroom.  Individual assistance is also available to complete this graduation requirement.

16. Who are my contacts? Counseling and Career Center
Sandy Cash Student Services Secretary
Christy Galan Student Services Secretary
Cheryl Cummings Data Processor
Shelley Jellison Career Specialist
April Houghton Career Center Secretary
Nicole Kaiser Counselor A-C & AVID
Meg Kozar Counselor D-J
Jaime Mercer Counselor K-Q
Emily Williams Counselor R-Z
Angie Reed On Time Graduation Specialist