2. LATHROP TECHNOLOGY MAGNET SCHOOL

3. Eighth Grade Promotion Criteria Pass 10 of 14 classes. Pass the U.S. Constitution test.  You have 4 opportunities to pass. If you are in danger of failing and/or being retained: 1. Attend Think Together 2. Attend Special Help Sessions, Classes, Tutoring, etc. as offered 3. Ask for help from your teachers. (Schedules in the next presentation) Students who are failing the eighth grade will not be allowed to participate in any eighth grade activities.

4. Santa Ana Unified School District High Schools COMPREHENSIVE HIGH SCHOOLS Santa Ana High SchoolValley High School Julie Infante, PrincipalPatrick Yrarrazaval-Correa, Principal 520 W. Walnut Street1801 S. Greenville Street Phone: (714) 567-4900Phone:(714) 241-6410 Saddleback High SchoolCentury High School Robert Laxton Ed.D., PrincipalLucinda Nares-Pueblos, Principal 2802 S. Flower Street1401 S. Grand Avenue Phone: (714) 513-2900Phone: (714) 568-7000 Open enrollment window to transfer from home high school is January 31 st – February 29 th.

5. Santa Ana Unified School District High Schools FUNDAMENTAL HIGH SCHOOLS Segerstrom Fundamental High School Amy Avina Ph.D., Principal 2301 Macarthur Blvd. (714) 241-5000 Godinez Fundamental High School Greg Rankin, Principal 3002 Centennial Road (714) 433-6790  Fundamental High Schools Lottery application window for incoming ninth graders is from January 31 th – February 7 th.  Lottery results posted on February 9 th.  Registration packet deadline February 24 at 4:00 P.M.

6. ALTERNATIVE HIGH SCHOOLS Santa Ana Unified School District High Schools Middle College High Claudia Flint, Principal 1530 W. Seventeenth Street (714) 953-3900 Eligible students have received an application and letters of recommendation forms for their ELA and Math teachers. Letters of recommendation from the ELA and Math teachers are to be turned in WITH THE APPLICATION. Teachers must sign and seal the envelope before returning to the student. The completed application must be returned to the front office by February 10, 2012 by 4 p.m.

7. 1 Semester Class=5 Credits 1 Year Class=10 Credits 1 Semester = 6 Classes 1 Semester=30 Credits 1 Year =60 Credits CLASS STANDING 9 TH Grade Freshman=0-49 Credits 10 th GradeSophomore=50-99 Credits 11 th GradeJunior=100-159 Credits 12 th Grade Senior=160+ Credits Graduation=220 Credits High School Credit System

8. High School Graduation Requirements English 40 credits (4 years) Math 30 credits Algebra 1 & Geometry Science 20 credits (2 years) Social Science 30 credits (3 years) Foreign Language 20 credits (2 years) Visual and Performing Arts (i.e. dance, drama, theater or music) 10 credits (one year) P.E./Sports 20 credits (2 years) Electives 50 credits Total Credits: 220 California High School Exit Exam (CAHSEE)

9. 1. Pass the California High School Exit Exam (CAHSEE) 1. English 2. Math 2. Pass all required Classes. 3. Earn 220 credits. What do I need to do to graduate?