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Welcome Freshmen! What Critical Skills Do You Need to be Successful ?. Is it all about grades? Coursework? Attendance? Co-curricular activities? Who is responsible for your success? Who will help you become successful? How will you know when you need help? Who will help you?
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Welcome Freshmen!What Critical Skills Do You Need to be Successful? • Is it all about grades? Coursework? Attendance? Co-curricular activities? • Who is responsible for your success? • Who will help you become successful? • How will you know when you need help? • Who will help you? • How will I learn what I need to live in the real world?
Be on time for school and for your other responsibilities and obligations; • Be reliable and truthful; • Act responsibly and be accountable for your actions; • Follow the rules and procedures for learning and for your safety; • Read and understand your written materials; do your homework; • Read numbers and calculate accurately; Math is important – you will use Math in real life; • Work and play well with other students, teachers, friends, and teammates; • Get involved in activities, sports, clubs, and your community; • Communicate clearly with your teachers, coaches, teammates, and co-workers. Learn how to ask for what you need to be successful; • Manage yourself, your behavior, and act and work responsibly, and • Accept feedback for your improvement in school work, sports, co-curricular activities and friendships. These are the skills you will need to be successful in High School!
How will I know when I need help? • Your performancein your classes; • Missing assignments or projects; • Your grades; • You feel the class is moving too fast or too slow. You know when you’re struggling. The best advice we can give is to not wait to get help.
Support & Resources • The Principals: How can they help you? Mr. Kersten, Principal Mr. Grabarski, Associate Principal for sophomores and juniors Mr. Borowski, Associate Principal for freshmen and seniors • The School Counselors: How can they help you? Ms. Bishop – Students A-E Mrs. Fassbender– Students F-K Mr. Landis – Students L-Q Mrs. Kuntz & Mrs. Glynn– Students R-Z
Support & Resources • The School-to-Career Counselor: How can he help you? Mr. Benz Office in the Counseling Office • The Reading & Writing Specialist: How can she help you? Mrs. Jenna Cramer Room 1415 • The Social Worker: How can she help you? Ms. Sheppleman Office in the Main Office • The School Psychologist: How can she help you? Ms. Fesenmaier Office in the Main Office
Real World Skills: What are the Critical Employability Skills? This is what employers (the real world) are looking for in employees: • Be on time for work and for meetings; • Be reliable and truthful; • Act professionally and be accountable for your actions; • Follow the safety rules and procedures; • Read and understand written material; • Read numbers and calculate accurately; • Work well with other employees and customers; • Communicate clearly with managers and co-workers; • Manages self and work responsibly, and • Accept feedback for your improvement.