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Preparing for your 10 th grade year.

Preparing for your 10 th grade year. Registration Schedule:. 9 th grade students will meet with their counselor on: March 11: HANKS March 12: ELLER and AREVALO March 13: RECTOR and MAIALE and BUSTOS and LIEBERMAN

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Preparing for your 10 th grade year.

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  1. Preparing for your 10th grade year.

  2. Registration Schedule: • 9th grade students will meet with their counselor on: • March 11: HANKS • March 12: ELLER and AREVALO • March 13: RECTOR and MAIALE and BUSTOS and LIEBERMAN • March 15: BISACCHI and LAMEDMAN

  3. Your Counselor • A-Chi Mrs. Trapani • Cho-Gonzalez, D Ms. Wilkins • Gonzalez, F -Lei & EL Mrs. Perez • Lem-Orth Mrs. Devoe • Orti-San Mrs. Smith • Sas-Z Mrs. Goller

  4. WHAT IS THE PURPOSE OF HIGH SCHOOL?

  5. THE PURPOSE OF CANYON HIGH SCHOOL • Our mission is to develop responsible citizens who have the knowledge, skills, and experiencenecessary for either beginning post-secondary education or entering the workforce.

  6. HIGH SCHOOL IS A CONTACT SPORT FOR YOUR MIND

  7. If you don’t take advantage of your time in your high school , you will feel like this when you think about your future.

  8. OUR GOAL IS THAT YOU FEEL LIKE THIS WHEN YOU GRADUATE!

  9. COLLEGE AND CAREER READINESS

  10. Career Pathways • Career Paths are a series of classes that help you explore a future career or major. • Taking Pathway classes can help you gain skills and experience to make smart choices about your options after graduation. • Students who complete a pathway get special recognition at graduation, awards, and honors.

  11. To begin, let’s start to explore more about YOU and possible classes that might give you options that match:

  12. When you meet with your counselor next week, we want to hear your plans for taking advantage of high school. We will share your current progress and make a schedule that can help support you.

  13. 9th grade Ignore please!

  14. 9th grade • 9th grade: 6 classes + 6 classes = 60 credits • 10th grade: 6 classes + 6 classes = 60 credits • 11th grade: 6 classes + 6 classes = 60 credits • 12th grade: 5 classes + 5 classes = 50 credits 230 credits

  15. Credits? • You do NOT get credit for a course you fail. • You do NOT receive double credit for a course you repeat to better a grade. • For Example: • 9th grade • English 9B: D- (5 credits) • Summer School • (REPEAT) English 9B: B (5 credits) No Double Credits!!!

  16. GPA Grade Point Average (GPA) All letter grades earned by students are assigned a point value, from 0 to 4, which is then computed and converted into a Grade Point Average (GPA). Letter grades for regular classes, Honors, and Advanced Placement classes are converted to points as follows: Regular ClassesHonor and Advanced Placement Classes A = 4.00 A = 5.00 B = 3.00 B = 4.00 C = 2.00 C = 3.00 D = 1.00 F = 0.00 Weighted Credit

  17. Skill Building: The Process is simple The points are added for all classes and then divided by the number of classes taken to give you the Grade Point Average (GPA). 18 6 = 3.00 20 6 = 3. 33

  18. 10th Grade Year • You will take 6 classes • You will start at 8am • Unless you are in Band or Choir • Required Courses • English, Math, Science, History, and PE • One elective during the school day. • Foreign Language – you should be doing well in your English classes before you request this. • If you started your language, you should continue with your 2nd year. • CONSIDER A CCR CLASS AFTER SCHOOL

  19. MRS. BROWN CCR Specialist

  20. Summer 2019 • Remediation • Summer School (Golden Valley HS) • Repeat any D’s • You must make up any failed courses. If you do not, you will not be able to graduate on time at Canyon. • Turning in summer school forms is YOUR RESPONSIBILITY. • Summer school forms can be found on the Hart District website under “schools” or in the counseling office. • Turn completed forms in as soon as possible.

  21. Summer, cont. • Enrichment Summer Sessions • Art IA/IB, Health, PE, Exploring Health Science Careers, Body Systems A/B, Intro Engineering, Exploring Design, Visual & Media Arts, Exploring Hospitality Careers, Cybersecurity • Some of these are online.

  22. SUMMER, cont. • Experiences: Visit colleges • Experiences: Community Hours • Keep record • Experiences: College Programs • Experiences & Skills: Clubs • OFL/Mission View • Only to be used for courses you have failed. • Independent Study and we really don’t recommend.

  23. Additional info: • Take the PSAT - 10th and 11th grade • Sign up during summer registration • Check portal regularly for grades and assignments!!!! • Skill Builder: You need to learn how to use the curriculum guide to access information about classes.

  24. *canyonhighcowboys.org*counseling tab*curriculum guide*electives start on page 29

  25. Registration Process • Last Name, First Name • Cell Phone # • Email • Summer School repeats? • Are you on track with a-g? • Write course # on line • List alternative electives in order of priority on the back of the form.

  26. If you don’t provide back-up choices, we will!

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