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Junior Scheduling Night

Junior Scheduling Night. Junior Scheduling Night. Requirements Scheduling Form Speakers: Brian Ladd (AP courses) Diane Farthing/Julie Boe (academies) Wendy Connelly (EAP/English courses) Arick Little (math courses) Maelyn Poffenbarger (ROP courses). Damon Garcia K – L

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Junior Scheduling Night

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  1. Junior Scheduling Night

  2. Junior Scheduling Night • Requirements • Scheduling Form • Speakers: • Brian Ladd (AP courses) • Diane Farthing/Julie Boe (academies) • Wendy Connelly (EAP/English courses) • Arick Little (math courses) • Maelyn Poffenbarger (ROP courses)

  3. Damon Garcia K – L Liana Wong M - O Keri McDonald P - Sl Winter Jones Sm - Z Carrie Bennett A – B, EL students Suzy Lu C - F Sheryl Pacheco G-J Amador Valley High School Counseling Department Allison Tables – Support Counselor

  4. COMPARATIVE SUBJECT REQUIREMENTS

  5. COMPARATIVE SUBJECT REQUIREMENTS

  6. Typical Testing Schedule

  7. Senior Year – Classes for Next Year Does Senior Year Count ??? • Yes !!! Colleges look to see that a student is challenging themselves. Should they take a: • Science Class (3 years recommended) • Math Class (4 years recommended) • Foreign Language (3 years recommended) • D’s and F’s = NO… could jeopardize college admission

  8. Professional Career Academies • Earn more than aHigh School Diploma • Start participating inyour College future now • Learn professionalismby working withprofessionals

  9. When can I start?

  10. Math for Seniors at AVHS • It is highly recommended that you take math every year in high school. Some of the reasons are: • to further your problem solving skills which will, in turn, bring you more success in the workplace. • to meet the entrance expectations of most four year colleges. • to score well on junior college and four year college entrance exams. Placement exams determine what math class a student will take in college. A poor score on the college placement exam will result in you having to take (and pay for) more remedial math classes in college. Often, these classes are taken for no college credit. • to meet the prerequisites of science classes you may want to take here at Amador or in college.

  11. Math Options for Seniors

  12. Important Dates • AP Meetings February 3 - 13 • Scheduling forms due to US History teacher February 18 • EAP Test March 24 (in English Classes) • Spring Break April 10 - 17 • SAT test dates March 14 May 2 June 6 • ACT test dates February 7 April 4 June 13 • AP exam dates May 4 - 15

  13. Thank You !!!

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