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Welcome Class of 2017

Welcome Class of 2017. Mount Sinai High School 2013 Parent / Freshman Orientation. Welcome/Introduction Academic Presentation – Counselors Core Course Curriculum Scope & Sequence - Directors Speak with Principals, Directors and Counselors Questions and Answers Tour High School Building.

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Welcome Class of 2017

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  1. Welcome Class of 2017

  2. Mount Sinai High School2013 Parent / Freshman Orientation • Welcome/Introduction • Academic Presentation – Counselors • Core Course Curriculum Scope & Sequence - Directors • Speak with Principals, Directors and Counselors • Questions and Answers • Tour High School Building

  3. A Community of Learners

  4. Instruction and Assistance

  5. There is something for everyone at Mount Sinai High School.

  6. Academic and Behavioral Expectations of the High School Academic – Students should: • Attend school and instruction consistently. • Be prepared for class; complete class and home assignments. • Be curious - ask questions and participate in class activities. • Attend extra help when necessary. • Think – independently and critically. • Graduate and be College/Work ready. Behavioral/Social – Students should: • As expected, demonstrate consideration and respect for others.

  7. Mount Sinai High School Guidance DepartmentMr. Matthew Dyroff, Director of Guidance The Guidance Department assists with: • Communication between parents and teachers. • Monitoring students’ academic performance. • Course selections. • College applications. • BOCES liaison. • Concerns related to school or otherwise. • Requesting Instructional Team Meetings as necessary. • Serving as a resource for students/parents as necessary.

  8. Scheduling Calendar January: Counselors meet with students to select courses for 2013-2014. February: Course selections entered into system. March: Students’ requests mailed home to parents. April/May: Counselors resolve scheduling conflicts and notify parents of any changes concerning course selections. June: Schedules for 2013-2014 are finalized. August: Schedules are mailed home.

  9. Advanced Regents Diploma with Designation

  10. Beginning with the Class of 2012

  11. Sample Freshman Schedule Period 1 English 9 2 Global History 9 3 Geometry 4 Earth Science 5 Lab/Physical Education 6 LOTE 7 Lunch 8 Elective 9 Elective

  12. ENGLISH

  13. LOTE

  14. SOCIAL STUDIES

  15. SCIENCE (Regents)

  16. SCIENCE (Accelerated)

  17. MATH (Regents)

  18. MATH (Regents – Accelerated)

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