2. How to meet with your counselor zCounselor Request Form zStop by before or after school zIn an emergency: Request a pass from your teacher

3. Services zACADEMIC COUNSELING zCAREER COUNSELING zPERSONAL COUNSELING zCOURSE SELECTION zSTANDARDIZED TEST ANALYSIS

4. Services, continued zCOLLEGE, TECHNICAL SCHOOL & CAREER SCHOOL INFORMATION zSUBSTANCE ABUSE COUNSELING RESOURCES zSTUDENT/TEACHER/PARENT COMMUNICATIONS zCRISIS INTERVENTION

5. Your Responsibilities zAcademic success Using your agenda book and doing homework to build a good transcript Requesting help from your teachers (Restorative) zGood attendance Do you know the attendance Policy? zInvolvement in activities, etc. zExploring potential careers & future education zSeeking help with problems

6. Your Responsibilities zFinding Help yDiscuss academic problems with your teachers. yGo to the Homework Center yVisit Math & Writing Labs xGet pass from academic teacher yRequest assistance from your school counselor

7. High School Graduation Requirements SubjectAmount of Study English4 Years Science3 Years Mathematics3 Years History/Social Studies 3 Years Practical Arts 1 Year PE & Health 4 Years Electives 4 Credits World Language1 Years Fine & Performing Arts 1 Years

8. High School Graduation Requirements 24 Total Credits High School Proficiency Assessment (HSPA) Career Exploration 90 % Attendance in all classes

9. Coursework Leading to College English 4 years Math 3 years Technology, Art, Business, Music, etc. Science 3 years History/ Social St. 3 years World Language 3 years 16 Academic Units – minimum - Take more!