1. Current 9 th Grade…Class of 2018 Parent and Student Registration Night Monday, January 26, 2015 Prior to the presentation, students and parents should pick up Graduation Requirements Sheets and Informational Sheets

3. Graduation Requirements 24 Total Credits to Graduate 7 courses x 4 years = 28 Credit Opportunities TOTAL = 28 Credit Opportunities

4. Graduation Requirements 4 Language Arts 4 Mathematics 4 Science 3 Social Studies One Pathway Required (CTAE, Foreign Language, Fine Arts) Personal Fitness and Health* Electives *Note that 3 ROTC classes=Health/Personal Fitness Credit

5. Foreign Language Two units of credit in the same foreign language are required by the University System of Georgia Institutions and other post-secondary institutions. –Spanish I and II –French I and II

6. AP Scholar Endorsement

7. New HOPE Rigor Requirements

8. For the Class of 2018, students must meet additional requirements to be eligible to receive the HOPE Scholarship. Students not only must have a 3.0 GPA in core courses (including foreign language), they must also complete the new rigor requirement. This requirement is that students must take and pass rigor courses. (Class of 2015: two rigor courses, Class of 2016: three rigor courses, Class of 2017: four rigor courses, Class of 2018: TBD, Class of 2019: TBD) Rigor courses offered at SEHS are marked by an asterisk on the registration form.

9. Registration Process Thursday, January 15 th – Advisement –Issue Registration Forms –Individual Student Conferences Tuesday, January 20 th – Advisement –Individual Student Conferences Thursady, January 22 nd – Advisement –Return Registration Forms to Advisor

10. Registration Form

11. Grade 10, 11 & 12 Course Options PeriodGrade 10Grade 11Grade 12 1st 10 th Grade English or Honors 10 th Grade English American Lit or AP Language British Lit or AP Literature 2 nd Physical Science or Honors Physical Science Environmental Science, Biology, or Chemistry 4 th Science 3 rd World History Or AP Government/Politics US History or AP US History Economics (.5 credit) or AP Microeconomics/ Macroeconomics 4 th Mathematics 4 th Math 5 th Elective 6 th Elective 7 th Elective

12. ECCA and CTAE Mr. Travis Nesmith ECCA Principal Dr. Cheryl Cale SEHS CTAE Coordinator

13. Agriculture Program Power Structures & Technical Systems Pathway Animal Systems Pathway Forestry/Natural Resources Pathway Plant Systems Pathway

14. Agriculture Program

15. Architecture, Communication and Transportation Programs Architectural Drawing & Design Pathway

16. Architecture, Communication and Transportation Programs Automotive Maintenance & Light Repair Pathway (Note: the fourth course is not required for pathway completion)

17. Architecture, Construction, Communication and Transportation Program

18. Architecture, Communication and Transportation Programs Graphic Production Pathway Web & Digital Design Pathway (this is a new pathway-all courses are taught at ECCA)

20. Architecture, Communication and Transportation Programs Audio-Video Technology and Film Pathway

21. Engineering and Technology Engineering Drafting & Design

22. Business & Computer Science Program Business & Technology Pathway Entrepreneurship Pathway

23. Logistics Program Distribution and Logistics Pathway

24. Education Program Early Childhood Care & Education Pathway Teaching as a Profession Pathway

25. Culinary Arts Program Culinary Arts Pathway

26. Safety Program Navy JROTC

27. Healthcare Program Therapeutic Services – Nursing Pathway Therapeutic Services – Medical Services Pathway

29. Bell Schedule/Transportation SEHSECCA 8:20 to 9:20 1 st Period8:50 to 9:55 1 st Period (miss 1 st and 2 nd period at SEHS) 9:25 to 10:20 2 nd Period 10:25 to 11:20 3 rd Period10:50 to 11:55 2 nd Period (miss 3rd and 4 th period at SEHS) 11:25 to 12:20 4 th Period 12:25 to 2:00 5 th Period (with lunch) 12:15 to 1:20 3 rd Period (miss 4 th and 5 th period at SEHS) 2:05 to 2:55 6 th Period1:25 to 2:30 4 th Period (miss 5th and 6th period at SEHS) 3:00 to 3:50 7 th Period

30. Planning Ahead – Work-Based Learning This program is for students 16 years or older. This program allows students to receive high school credit while developing skills in the workplace. Students do not have to have employment prior to entering this program; however, the student should have a job in his/her program concentration area to participate. Students in this program must have a driver’s license, student parking permit, and have personal transportation to participate in this program.

31. Planning Ahead - Dual Enrollment This program allows students 16 years and older to take courses for high school and college credit. Students must meet enrollment requirements of the college. Please see your counselor for more information.

32. Planning Ahead-Pathways There are four pathways that start during a student’s junior year. These pathways are dual enrollment with Savannah Technical College: –Welding Pathway –Cosmetology Pathway –Law Enforcement Services Pathway –Aircraft Technician Pathway *Note: In order to take these pathways, students must take the COMPASS test and meet the minimum requirements for Savannah Tech.

33. Sophomore Checklist!! Meet with your school counselor to discuss your education (pathway options, college admission exams, etc.) Learn about dual enrollment options for earning and funding college credit while still in high school. All sophomores will take the PSAT in October and the ASPIRE in December. Start exploring colleges to see what their requirements are for college admission.

34. Sophomore Checklist!! Track your GPA eligibility for the HOPE Scholarship (you can do this on GACollege411.org) Participate and volunteer in extracurricular activities…this looks good on a college application!!

35. Questions?