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River City High School

River City High School. Eighth Grade Presentation. INTRODUCING…. RIVER CITY HIGH SCHOOL COUNSELING STAFF. Ms. Price. Your last name begins with the letter A-Di. Mrs. Clark. Your last name begins with Do - J. Mrs. Ozeroff. Your last name begins with the letter K-N. Mrs. Cramer.

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River City High School

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  1. River City High School Eighth Grade Presentation

  2. INTRODUCING…. RIVER CITY HIGH SCHOOL COUNSELING STAFF

  3. Ms. Price • Your last name begins with the letter A-Di

  4. Mrs. Clark • Your last name begins with Do - J

  5. Mrs. Ozeroff • Your last name begins with the letter K-N

  6. Mrs. Cramer • Your last name begins with O-Sa

  7. Ms. Straessler • Your last name begins with the letter Sc - Z

  8. Do grades matter in high school? Why? • How do I pick my classes? • What are the RCHS graduation requirements? • What are the requirements to get into college?

  9. RIVER CITY HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS ENGLISH 40 CREDITS MATHEMATICS 30 CREDITS PHYSICAL SCIENCE 10 CREDITS LIFE SCIENCE 10 CREDITS WORLD HISTORY 10 CREDITS DRIVERS ED. 2.5CREDITS U.S. HISTORY 10 CREDITS U.S. GOVT/CIVICS 5 CREDITS ECONOMICS/SR PROB 5 CREDITS FINE ARTS 10 CREDITS WORLD LANGUAGE 20 CREDITS PHYSICAL EDUCATION 20 CREDITS ELECTIVES 47.5 CREDITS TOTAL 220 CREDITS

  10. Answers to commonly asked questions: • service learning is a graduation requirement. • students are required to do 8 hours of service learning per year. • must be done for a nonprofit company or charity. • must be done outside of school hours. • you may not receive payment for service learning. • you may work for the same organization for all four years. • you may not do all 32 hours in one year. • you may do the hours the summer before it is due. • You must turn in a photo and service learning form to receive credit. RIVER CITY HIGH SCHOOLGRADUATION REQUIREMENTS – SERVICE LEARNING 32 hours (8 per year)

  11. FALL SPORTS Boys Soccer Volleyball Football Cross Country Water Polo Girls Tennis Cheer SPRING SPORTS Boys Tennis Baseball Softball Girls Soccer Swimming Track & Field WINTER SPORTS Boys Basketball Girls Basketball Wrestling Rugby (Club Sport) RCHS ATHLETICS Participation requirements: Academic Eligibility 2.00 GPA Medical Physical (yearly) Athletic Clearance emergency form

  12. Dance Crew • Interact • Academic Decathlon • Mathletes • Greenhouse & Garden • Gay-Straight Alliance • Mock Trial Team • National Honor Society • Chess • FYI • MeCha • Black Student Union • Key Club • DESI • 2:42 Christian • Sci Hi • Friday Night Live • Rugby Club • ASL Club • Drama Club • Robotics • ACE Mentoring RCHS CLUBS

  13. Education Beyond High School Median yearly income by education level.

  14. Program Examples: • Automotive • Carpentry • Civil Service • Cosmetology • Culinary • Drywall • Electrical • HVAC • Laborer • Machinist • Medical Assistant • Painter • Plumber • Roofer • Surveyor • Career Education is a system of learning while earning, and "learning by doing." It combines training on the job with related and supplemental instruction at school. Today, it is utilized chiefly in the skilled crafts. • In many skilled occupations, persons with a high school diploma or its equivalent are preferred. Prospective skilled workers usually like to work with their hands and to use various tools to build and repair things. Career technical ed.

  15. Entrance Requirements • High School Diploma • 18 years old • Programs • Degree Programs – AA /AS/TAG Prepare students to transfer to a University • Certificate Programs Prepare students to go to work in skilled jobs Community College

  16. Programs BA, BS, MA, MS • CSU Entrance Requirements Complete A- G subject requirements • 2 years of History/Social Science • 4 years of College Prep English • 3* years of Math • 2 years of a Lab Science • 2** years of a Foreign Language • 1 year of a Visual or Performing Art • 1 year of College Preparatory Elective College Entrance Exam SAT I or ACT plus writing *Must include Math 1, 2 and 3 or equivalent **3 years for specific majors California State University

  17. Entrance Requirements • Complete A-G subject requirements • College Entrance Exams SAT I with writing or ACT with writing SAT Subject Tests optional Programs BA, BS, MA, MS, PhD University of California

  18. College & Athletes The admission and eligibility process for athletes has become increasingly complicated. Any athlete who wishes to receive an athletic scholarship or even participate in intercollegiate athletics at the Division I or Division II level must receive initial clearance from the NCAA’s Initial Eligibility Clearinghouse

  19. 4 Year Plan

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