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2 Home of the Vikings

3 Rising 9 th Grade Information Night “Preparing for High School” Counselors A-GMike King H-OCourtney Yates P-ZLisa Moore SeniorsKaren Pumphrey Administrators PrincipalMary Carter AP A-GGerri Brewington AP H-OLynn Barber AP P-ZMelissa Wilson

4 Main Differences in Middle School and High School Diploma for Future Ready Core (FRC) completion Annual promotion requirements Block Scheduling End of Course Exams count 25% of the course semester grade (Must score a level of proficiency on Exit Standard Courses) Required graduation project

5 HS Graduation Requirements Successfully complete FRC requirement 28 credits required Proficient of the following EOCs Algebra 1 Algebra 2 Biology Physical Science English 1 Civics & Econ US History Successfully complete a graduation project

6 Future Ready Core English I, II, III, IV4 Math4 Science 3 Social Studies 3 Healthful Living1 Art1 Concentration4 Electives8 TOTAL 28

7 English Language Arts  English 9  English 9 (H) Honors  Summer Reading Required

8 Mathematics Algebra 1, Alg. 2, Geometry, and Advanced Math Grade 8 Alg 1 counts as a high school credit- must score proficient on EOC-will count as 1 of your 4 math credits needed for graduation.

9 Science  Earth Science  Earth Science Honors  Biology Honors (completed Alg I in grade 8)  Honors Health Science Biology-must be in the Health Science Academy (science course is tied to math placement)

10 Social Studies  World History  World History Honors

11 HEALTHFUL LIVING I All students must successfully complete this course in order to receive a high school diploma  Is a prerequisite for all other physical education course offerings in grades 10– 12.

12 Concentrations Career and Technical Education JROTC Arts Discipline Second Language-Excludes courses meeting graduation requirements Advanced Placement College Courses English, Math, Science, Social Studies-Excludes courses that meet graduation requirements

13 Career and Technical Education Concentration- Clusters Agriculture, Food & Natural Resources Architecture & Construction Arts, A/V Technology & Communications Business Management & Administration Finance Health Science Hospitality & Tourism Human Services Transportation, Distribution & Logistics

14 Agriculture, Food & Natural Resources Computer Applications Teen Living Foods 1 Foods 2

15 Architecture & Construction Computer Applications 1 Construction 1 Construction 2 Drafting 1

16 Arts, A/V Technology & Communications Computer Applications 1 Teen Living Apparel Development 1 Apparel Development 2

17 Business Management & Administration Computer Applications 1 Principles of Business Business Law Small Business

18 Finance Computer Applications 1 Principles of Business Computerized Accounting 1 Computerized Accounting 2

19 Health Sciences Computer Applications 1 Health Team Relations OR Biomedical Tech Allied Health Science 1 Allied Health Science 2

20 Hospitality & Tourism Computer Applications 1 Marketing Travel/Tourism Sports & Entertainment 1 Sports & Entertainment 2

21 Human Services Computer Applications 1 Parenting Child Development Teen Living Early Childhood 1 & 2

22 Transportation, Distribution, & Logistics Computer Applications Automotive Service Technology 1 Automotive Service Technology 2 Automotive Service Technology 3

23 JROTC Concentration JROTC- 4 levels

24 Arts Concentration Art Band Chorus Dance Orchestra Theatre Arts

25 Second Language Concentration recommend consecutive semesters for levels 1/2 Spanish French Latin (on-line through NCVPS) Must be additional to your graduation requirements

26 Advanced Placement Concentration Excludes AP courses that meet other graduation requirements. This year, DHC offered 13 AP courses

27 College Course Concentration Includes the following: – Learn and Earn Online –Huskins-PCC courses taught on DHC campus –Concurrent Enrollment

28 English, Math, Science, or S.S. Concentration Excludes courses that meet other graduation requirements. Example of a Social Studies Concentration: –Sociology –Psychology –Current Evens –Sports History

29 Exceptional Children Occupational COS Assigned by IEP LD ServicesAssigned by IEP Curriculum Assistance B.E.D. Services Section 504 Student Services

30 Occupational Course of Study English Occupational Eng I,II,III,IV4 Math Occupational Math I,II,III3 Science Occ Life Skills Sci I,II2 Social Studies Occ Social Studies I,II2 Healthful Living1 Career/Tech4 Occupational Prep6 Electives6 Total 28

31 Block Scheduling 8 courses per year 4 courses per semester- 90 minutes long More elective choices 2 core courses and 2 electives fall semester 2 core courses and 2 electives spring semester

32 Promotion Requirements To be promoted to the 10 th grade: –Earn 6 units of credit To be promoted to the 11 th grade: –Earn 13 units of credit- must include Eng. 1 To be promoted to the 12 th grade: –Earn 20 units of credit- must include Eng. 2

33 First five days of school Vike Period (homeroom) 1:30 – 2:00 Student Handbook

34 Info Drop/Add first five days of school for valid educational reasons Teacher Initiated Changes No more than seven absences per semester –Excused/Unexcused absences no difference –Provide documentation for doctors visits 3 days to make up work

35 Excused tardy –A doctor’s note –Note from court –Personal emergency limited to two per year Unexcused tardy to student management Opportunities are provided to make-up absences and tardies Early dismissal – permission note to Ms.Stocks, Student Affairs secretary

36 Concerns After school remediation Request teacher/parent conference Request conference with your counselor: A-GMr. King H-OMrs. Yates P-ZMrs. Moore SeniorMrs. Pumphrey CDC/Special PopsMrs. Hedgepeth

37 NC Scholars Unweighted GPA of 3.5 4 units of English and Math 3 units of Science and Social Studies 1 Health/PE Unit Two second-level or advanced level electives 4 electives in a Concentration 3 Higher level courses taken 11 th and 12 th grade to include either Honors and/or AP?? 1 unit of Arts Education Reg. Guide page 16

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39 Make your freshman year count! Get involved –Clubs –Sports –Extracurricular activities (community) Keep those grades up –Eligibility requirements –GPA Scholarships

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