Title: FRESHMAN ORIENTATION
1FRESHMAN ORIENTATION
2The Purpose Of The Presentation.
- Introduce school counseling staff
- Explain high school credentials
- Review graduation requirements
- Discuss communication with the school staff
- List academic supports
3INTRODUCTION OF SCHOOL COUNSELING DEPARTMENT
STAFF
4Counselor-Student Alphabetical Breakdown
- A-B, X-Z Ms. Teresa
- C-E Mrs. Chen
- F-H Mr. Burnell
- I-K Mr. Randall
- M-P Mrs. Chee
- Q-S Mr. Woodford
- T-W, L Mrs. Gilbert
- Select 9th grade Mrs. Eig
- students
5Last names A - B, X - Z
Ms. Teresa
6Last names C - E
Mrs. Chen
7Last names F - H
Mr. Burnell
8Resource counselor Last names I - K
Mr. Randall
9Last names M - P
Mrs. Chee
10Last names Q - S
Mr. Woodford
11Last names T W, L
Mrs. Gilbert
12 Select 9th grade students
Mrs. Eig
13School Counseling Office Secretary
Mrs. Belt
14Registrar
Mrs. Connelly
15College and career coordinator
Mrs. Rubin
16Record Keeper
Mrs. Rankin
17 18Graduation Requirements
- 4 credits of English
- 4 credits of math
- 1 in algebra
- 1 in geometry
- 3 credits of social studies
- 1 in U.S. history
- 1 in NSL government
- 1 in world history
- 3 credits of science
- 1 in life science (ex. biology)
- 1 in physical science
19Graduation Requirements
- 1 credit of technology education
- 1 credit of fine arts
- 1 credit of physical education
- .5 credit of health
- 4.5 other credits (electives)
- Program completer
- 2 credits of foreign language or
- 2 credits of advanced technology or
- Complete a career development program
20Other Graduation Requirements
- A minimum of 22 credits must be earned
- 60 SSL hours
- Pass 5 high school assessment exams
21High School Assessments
- To test a students knowledge of core learning
goals - Test at the completion of a course
- Core subject tests
- English 10
- NSL
- Government
22What Is On A Transcript?
- High school courses
- Grades
- Credits earned and required
- Student service learning hours
- Attendance
- High school assessment tests
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26Transcripts
- What do colleges and employers look for on a
students transcript?
27In Order Of Importance
- Quality of academic program
- Semester grades
- Standardized test scores
- Attendance record
28When Will You Need A Transcript?
- Applying for
- jobs
- colleges and universities
- training centers
- scholarships
- Internships
- Signing up for the military
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30There are many ways for students to arrange a
meeting with their counselor
Contacts And Academic Supports
31The Best Way.
- The easiest way is to walk into the guidance
office before school, during lunch, or after
school. Counselors will see you then or arrange
a conference during one of your classes. - If you have general questions, please feel free
to ask any available counselor.
32A Second Option
- You can email us. We have our addresses posted
on our doors or you can ask us for a business
card.
33A Third Way
- Another way is to complete a request form to see
a counselor which you can obtain from the rack of
forms in the front of the guidance office.
34 35Resources You Can Use For Your Planning And
Academic Support
- After-school homework club
- After-school math help for algebra geometry
- Writing center at lunch
- Interims/progress report
- Teacher conferences
- Spin book
36Guidance Publications And Forms
- The Connection (news from the Career Center)
- Weekly progress reports
- Request to see a counselor
- Request to be an aide
- Loss of credit appeal
- Student service learning
- Getting Started
37Start Your Planning Now!
- Take challenging classes
- Maintain consistent and good academic performance
(GPA) - Start identifying careers of interest
- Determine what training and education are
required for that career - Set in place a plan to meet the career
requirements - Participate in school and community activities
38Career Center
- Careers
- Colleges
- Training institutions
- Military
- Standardized tests
- Summer internships
- Jobs
- Computer searches
39Thank you for your attention!!