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Middletown High School 2018 Open House
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MHS Guidance Department
Mrs. Capone th Grade A – K Ms. Bryant th Grade L – Z Mrs. Mile th Grade A – G Mr. Jamison th Grade H – O Mrs. Haupt th Grade P – Z Mrs. Simon-Irby Career/College Advising Mrs. Foreman Guidance Secretary Dr. Perrine - Guidance Supervisor
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Graduation Requirements Class of 2019
Course Units of Credit English 4 Social Studies 4 Mathematics 4 (1 credit must be during 12th grade) Science 3* Career Pathway 3 Foreign Language 2* Electives 3.5 Physical Education 1 Health 0.5 Student Success Plan 0.5 Senior Project 0.5 *UD prefers 4 sciences/3 Foreign Languages Total of 26 credits needed to graduate.
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Please note application deadlines as you finalize the list of schools
Apply To College Please note application deadlines as you finalize the list of schools - Early Action and Early Decision - Priority Deadlines for some majors - Regular Admissions - Rolling Admissions Allow 10 School Days for processing
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College Application Process
Complete/submit college applications Include all necessary forms Resume, LOR, Essay Request recommendations ASAP Ask teachers; complete parent brag sheet & sr profile – return to guidance Prepare essays now Ask questions when you are unsure Allow 10 School Days for processing
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College Application Process
September/October - finalize college choices Research College Websites Plan visits if possible College Reps will visit MHS – sign up in guidance; info listed on Schoology HBCU Information Night – 8/25 ASD College Fair 10/18 New Castle County College Fair –11/14/2018 at the University of Delaware (Bob Carpenter Center)
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College Application Process
For Processing Allow 10 School Days
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Allow 10 School Days for processing
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SAT / ACT / ASVAB SAT ACT ASVAB
Register Online at October 6 (MHS), November 3 (MHS), December 1 (AHS) ACT Register Online at October 27, December 8, February 9 ASVAB October 15th , Spring TBD
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Financing College FAFSA Scholarship Compendium (mailed home)
SEED Program - cumulative GPA 2.5 Delaware Tech UD Associate of Arts Program Inspire – Cumulative GPA 2.75 Scholarships listed on MHS website
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Career Center Parent Boot Camp Career Cruising/SSP – sr requirement
HBCU Info Session 9/25 (6:30-8:30) College App/Common App– 10/3 (6:30PM)*Boot camp ASD College Fair 10/18 (6:30-8:30) Funding Education-10/24 (6:30pm)*Boot Camp FAFSA Completion support-11/14 & 2/20 (6:30) Boot Camp Guide to Scholarships-12/5 (6:30pm) *Boot Camp
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Career Center Services
College Representative Visits Job Search Resume Building Interview Skills Military Careers Volunteer Information College/Job Fair College Application Week October 15th – 19th Remind students of shared schools. Appointment are requested.
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Senior Project The Senior Project is a graduation requirement. All students in Appoquinimink School District must complete. There are 4 components to the Senior Project: the Written Component, the Product, the Presentation, and the Portfolio. Information regarding Senior Project is shared with students during Advisory.
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Readers/Advisors/Senior Project Committee
Each Senior is assigned a Reader who will evaluate all components of the Senior Project. The Senior Project Committee: Mrs. Dalton, Ms. Gleason, Mrs. Llewellyn and Dr. Perrine Evaluate all Topic Approval Forms, and work with Readers, Advisors, and students.
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Important Dates Topic Approval forms & Parent Notification letters were due in May 2017. Rough Draft Background Research (project intro, 3 page research, 3 references)-September 25th Final Draft (project intro, 4-5 page research, 5 references)--November 27th Resume--January 29th Reflection - February 26th Presentation, Product, and Portfolio--March 7th Commit to memory and write in agenda/task calendar. Students who have finished on time, started early and worked on senior project every week.
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