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Transitioning to Mark Keppel High School

Transitioning to Mark Keppel High School. MKHS Admin Team. Ms. Alejandra Perez, Assistant Principal , Business & Activities. Ms. Jocelyn Castro, Assistant Principal , I nstruction. Ms. Jeannie Gutierrez, Principal. M s. Jessica Castillo & M r . Nic Nguyen , Assistant Principals

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Transitioning to Mark Keppel High School

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  1. Transitioning to Mark Keppel High School

  2. MKHS Admin Team Ms. Alejandra Perez, Assistant Principal, Business & Activities Ms. Jocelyn Castro, Assistant Principal, Instruction Ms. Jeannie Gutierrez, Principal Ms. Jessica Castillo & Mr. Nic Nguyen, Assistant Principals of Student/Employee Welfare Dr. Marisa Palacios, Assistant Principal, School Counseling

  3. Tang Matsuo Duanes Gap-Huw Huy-Mai, 10th PODER A-Gao, 9th PODER School Counselors Sesztak Preciado Preciado Wang Tran, L.-Z 11th PODER Maj-Tran, K., ECP Gateway

  4. Override Filter What do School Counselors do? • Academic Counseling • Registration and class scheduling • Review graduation and A-G status • Monitor attendance • College, financial aid, and scholarship advisement • Letters of recommendation • Personal/Social Counseling • Career Counseling

  5. Provides support to students, parents and staff Addresses student's social-emotional, behavioral, and overall well-being Identifies and provides support for at-risk students primarily in the areas of attendance and academics Link students and parents to support services Gateway Counselor Mr. Wang www.ausdgateway.com

  6. College & Career Center Help CTE Advisor (College/Career) - Elizabeth An Provides assistance on college applications. Coordinates field trips to colleges. Facilitates scholarship searches and applications. Advises and enrolls students indual enrollment & afterschool CTE classes. Elizabeth An, MA, PPS CTE Advisor (Counselor) Listen to the Daily Bulletin and check College & Career Center website for updates regarding career and representative visits (colleges, military, trade schools, etc.)! Find Ms. An in the College & Career Center (room A128)

  7. How to contact your counselor? Counselor office hours: 7:15-3:15 • Students can see their counselor before school, after school, or at lunch (no appointment necessary) • An appointment or hall pass is neededin order for students to meet with counselors during class time • Parents should call to set up an appointment with their student’s counselor

  8. What to expect in high school…. • Assigned school counselor • Larger campus and more people • New teachers and administrators • New friends • Increased academic expectations • Less monitoring/more accountability • All classes count • Attendance matters • Continued Parental Monitoring • Peer Influence

  9. School Counseling Student/ Employee Welfare SCHOOL OFFICES Attendance Instruction Career Center Student Bank Business and Activities Health Office

  10. Mark Keppel High School Bell Schedule Period 0 6:43-7:33 Period 1 7:41-8:37 Period 2 8:45-9:41 Period 3 9:49-10:45 Period 4 10:53-11:51 Lunch 11:51-12:29 Period 5 12:37-1:33 Period 6 1:41-2:37 Period 7 2:45-3:35

  11. High School Enrollment Information

  12. What’s in the packet? Welcome Letter Intervention Programs Information Sheet Course Selection Worksheet AP/Honors Contract and Honors/AP Drop Policy Graduation and A-G requirements School Calendar Flyer on Clubs Athletics Directory & Questionnaire (optional to turn in) Online Enrollment Instructions (Garvey only)

  13. Required Paperwork • Parents must do online enrollment, turn in immunization records and 1 utility bill (write student’s name on utility bill) at MKHS starting 6/3/19 (ONLY for Garvey students) • MKHS summer office hours: 8 a.m.-11:30 a.m. & 1 p.m. -2:30 p.m. M-Th • Students already in the district, turn in utility bill after 2/15/19. Regular office hours: 7:30 a.m. - 3 p.m. M-F • Failure to do online enrollment will result in student not being enrolled

  14. Permits • Permit process starts in February • Submit applications in February • Notification of acceptance or denial will be decided in the beginning of June • Copy of report card (final grades) and utility bill required

  15. Registration Dates Students will meet with their assigned counselor on the following dates: • Garvey - 2/12/19 • Ramona & Baldwin - 2/13/19 • Monterey Highlands - 2/14/19 • Brightwood - 2/19/19 • Ynez - 2/20/19 and 2/22/19 • Repetto - 2/21/19 • Turn in your course selection worksheet • Turn in your AP/Honors contract if applicable • Turn in Athletic Questionnaire if applicable

  16. High School Graduation Requirements Class of 2023

  17. A-G requirements

  18. High School Specialized Programs

  19. PODER: Pursuing Our Dreams through Education and Responsibility A four year program designed to prepare high school students for a higher education. PODER students: • will complete a rigorous college prep path • enroll in honors & AP courses • will take leadership positions at school • will become involved in school activities

  20. PODER Who should apply? • Those that desire to work hard • Will be the first in the family to attend college • GPA between 1.5 & 3.0 • Willing to enroll in rigorous college-prep courses, including honors and AP classes

  21. Aspiring Medical Professionals Academy • 3 year program (10th-12th) • Summer internships in a pharmacy • Job shadowing • 3 CTE courses included (Medical Terminology, Pharmacy Clerk, & Pharmacy Technician) • Field trips, college visits, guest speakers, mentors, etc.

  22. Career Technical Education (CTE) Courses • MKHS offers CTE classes during the school day & afterschool. MK students can take after school classes at AHS, and SGHS (after school). -Only high school credits • Sample school day courses: -Pharmacy Clerk -Medical Terminology -Automotive Technology -Foods -Graphic Design • Sample after school courses: -Video Game Design -Welding -Building and Constructions -Heating, Ventilation, Air-conditioning

  23. Community College Dual Enrollment Courses • Offered at MKHS, AHS, and SGHS (after school) • Earn college credits • Sample courses: • Public Speaking • Concepts of Criminal Law • Sociology

  24. Early College Program (ECP) • Students will earn 35 college units in general education courses for IGETC certification • 4 year commitment • 1 class every semester (including summers)

  25. Choosing classes for next year

  26. Online Class Registration Registration portal closes2/11/19 for all schools Step 1: Go to http://family.ausd.us Step 2: Log in by entering student’s “username” and “password” Step 3: Click on the “Class Registration” icon

  27. Step 4: Follow the directions For course descriptions: Click AUSD Course Catalog

  28. What Happens Next? Students will be able to access their schedule on the Student Portal before school starts (date TBD). Schedule changes: - There will be allotted times for students to see counselor before the school year starts (TBD).

  29. Thank You! Any questions?

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