1. Welcome to the Beyond South Junior/Senior Night October 24, 2018

2. Counseling & Administration
Melinda Shull: Counseling Secretary
Shirley Madathil Freshman
Juli McGlinsky A-F
Michael Leahy G-N
Shantel Buss O-Z
Christy Gonnene Transition Specialist
-Carey Killen: Principal
-Tia Holliday: Assistant Principal
Master schedule, state testing, 504s
-Heather Stein: Assistant Principal
Athletics, clubs & activities, safety planning
-Brian Kuzma: IHS Head Teacher

3. Other Contacts: Schedule Changes & AP Coordinator:
Michelle Phillipo (541)
Career Center Coordinator:
Lori Sauter (541)
School to Career and NCAA Contact:
Kathy Ruggles (541)
IB Contact:
Jocelyn Harley (541)
Transcript/ Parent Vue/ Records:
Elsa Andrew (541)
Office Manager:
Trista Neuman (541)

4. Essential Skills Requirements
Academic Proficiency:
✔️reading ✔️writing ✔️math
Personalized Learning:
Junior Year:
Junior Project
Junior Interview
Senior Year:
I.H.S: Classic:
Senior Interview & Senior Interview &
Extended Essay & CAS Hr CTE or Sr Experience
1)Many have demonstrated academic proficiency thru PSAT, SAT, ACT, Smarter Balance or are scheduled in classes to do so this year
If not SEE YOUR COUNSELOR!
2) Senior Project: different structure that lets you take the lead on setting up activities that you determine to be helpful.

5. SEHS Junior Activities
Junior Project:
Completed in Career Center 1st & 2nd trimesters
Teach students tools for researching post high school plans Research career options and connect to educational plan
Begin college research, compare characteristics, costs, entrance requirements
Junior Interview:
Complete with counselor during 2nd trimester
develop graduation course plan according to student’s deficits and post-high school aspirations
Essential Skills Testing
taken winter & spring through academic classes
Forecast Senior Classes:
March & April, use Plan from Jr Interview
Determine Senior Experience or CTE if Classic South
Junior Year Required Activities:
Classes for CTE
Take SAT II at time complete the class
On-going: Presentations in the Career Center
Summer internships thru Connected Lane County or many other programs and summer camps

6. Recommended Junior Activities:
PSAT –results by December
SAT or ACT: Recommended that 4 year college bound take Spring of Jr Year (fee waivers)
Summer School registration late May & June
Oregon Public University Visit

7. Prepare for Senior Year
Review Graduation Plan and transcript
Enroll in Summer school if needed
College exploration & visits (if possible)
Start Senior Experience
Take SAT or ACT in Fall
Compare Senior classes to Graduation Plan (Junior Mailing in June)

8. Required Senior Activities:
Solidify plans for after high school
Colleges and Universities
Pick up and follow the College Application Packet
Military Options
Certificate Programs
Gap Year Resources
Research Employment Opportunities
Have a Senior Interview during 1st Trimester, or ASAP
Schedule and pass all required credits
Meet essential skills in Reading, Math and Writing
Complete Personalized Learning (IHS Extended Essay, CTE Project, IOP CAM or Senior Experience)

9. Senior Interview
Informal meeting with your counselor to get personalized support.
Check progress towards graduation
Here about upcoming dates and deadlines
Explain and Answer questions about Senior Experience or other Personalized Learning
Go over the SEHS college admissions process
Go over post high school plans

10. 4 Year College Application Process
Narrow down the list of colleges you want to apply to and complete the applications.
Complete the College Application Packet, for things like letters of recommendations and transcripts.
Discuss how you’re going to fund college and complete the necessary applications (FAFSA, ORSAA, OSAC Scholarships)
Have a great year, colleges/universities do care about Senior year.

11. Two Year College Admission
Apply for admissions by January (priority deadline)
Take your placement tests, you can do these in the College & Career Center.
Discuss how you’re going to fund college
Complete the FAFSA/ORSAA by January
Complete the OREGON PROMISE, which will pay for two years of tuition.
Lane Foundation Scholarships

12. Senior Important Dates
Fall term or ASAP: Compete the Senior Interview
November 14th: FAFSA Workshop. Apply for FAFSA/ORSAA as soon as you’re able.
02/08: Last day to present Senior Experience showcase visual.
Winter term: Receive a senior mailing from your student’s Senior Interview.
03/01: Deadline for OSAC and Lane Foundations Scholarships.
06/07: Graduation

13. THANK YOU! 3 sessions available
Please leave evaluation in your final session
Suggestions for future topics
THANK YOU!