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WELCOME TO E.B. ERWIN HIGH SCHOOL

WELCOME TO E.B. ERWIN HIGH SCHOOL. HOME OF THE EAGLES Van A. Phillips, Principal. PARENT NIGHT PROGRAM 6:00 P.M. Welcome Academic Program Elective Offerings Academic Schedule Behavior Expectations 7 th Grade Registration PTSA Refreshments. PARENT NIGHT ORIENTATION.

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WELCOME TO E.B. ERWIN HIGH SCHOOL

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  1. WELCOME TO E.B. ERWIN HIGH SCHOOL HOME OF THE EAGLES Van A. Phillips, Principal

  2. PARENT NIGHT PROGRAM6:00 P.M. • Welcome • Academic Program • Elective Offerings • Academic Schedule • Behavior Expectations • 7th Grade Registration • PTSA • Refreshments

  3. PARENT NIGHT ORIENTATION ANTICIPATINGMIDDLE SCHOOL SUCCESS

  4. Mr. Van A. Phillips, Principal • Donna King, Assistant Principal Grades 7 & 8 • Genise Reid, Assistant Principal of Instruction

  5. ACADEMIC PROGRAMS Regular Academic Program Advanced Academic Program Honors Pre-AP English 7 Honors Pre-AP Math 7 Honors Pre-AP Life Science7 Honors Pre-AP Social Studies/Geography 7 Physical Education/ Health 7 • English 7 • Mathematics 7 • Life Science 7 • Social Studies/ Geography 7 • Physical Education/ Health 7

  6. HONORS PRE-AP PROGRAM • Must have scored a 3 or 4 on the Alabama Reading and Math Test (ARMT) • Must have scored a 3 or 4 on the Alabama Direct Assessment of Writing. • Must be in good academic standing. • Must obtain teacher recommendation.

  7. ENGLISH 7 • Reading • Writing • Language • Literature • Research and Inquiry • Oral and Visual Communication

  8. MATHEMATICS 7 • Integers … -2, -1, 0, 1, 2, 3, 4…. • Rational Numbers 1, 6,  3½, − 2/3,   • Problem Solving • Critical Thinking • Word Problems • Sets a foundation for all higher mathematics and incorporates abstract mathematics with algebra.

  9. LIFE SCIENCE 7 Seventh Grade Students Study • Cells • Human Body Systems • Diverse Groups of Organisms • Genetics • Ecology

  10. Social Studies/Geography 7 • Compares U. S. Government to Other Government Systems • Characteristics of State &Local Governments • Legislative, Judicial, and Executive Branches • Civil and Criminal Laws • Economy • Civic Responsibility • Maps

  11. Academic electives • Reader’s Workshop I • Promotes reading understanding • Encourages interest • Ensures increased vocabulary • Increases fluency • Problem Solving I • Develops math understanding • Promotes Interest • Relates math to real life situations • Encourages writing

  12. ELECTIVE OFFERINGS Art Beginning Band Choir Speech/Debate Theater Arts Teen Connections

  13. Physical Education Standard Uniform Sport Activities

  14. ALTERNATING BLOCK SCHEDULE

  15. SPECIAL PROGRAMS • SPECIAL EDUCATION PROGRAM • INCLUSION CLASSES • RESOURCE SPECIALIST TO MEET SPECIFIC NEEDS • ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE (ESL) • ENGLISH LANGUAGE LEARNER CLASSES • SPECIALIST TO MEET SPECIFIC ELL NEEDS • AFTER SCHOOL TUTORIAL PROGRAM • MATHEMATICS ASSISTANCE 3:00 – 4:00 P.M. • READING ASSISTA NCE 3:00 – 4:00 P.M.

  16. SPECIAL ASSISTANCE Mrs. Carolyn Liggins, Counselor Mr. Ron Boone, Social Worker • Help students identify abilities and interests, develop academic plans, and explore career options. • Help students cope with social problems. • Provide counseling and referral services to individuals and families.

  17. s. o. s. Mrs. Carolyn Liggins Mr. Ron Boone Diligently working to meet the academic, social, and emotional needs of the student and to provide support to the family.

  18. PREPARING FOR SUCCESS SUMMER READING LIST SEVENTH GRADE SUPPLY LIST Wide rule notebook paper Number 2 pencils Package of black pens Package of red pens 2 five subject spirals 1 3-ring binder with dividers Pocket dictionary • The People Can Fly: American Black Folk Tales-Virginia Hamilton • Indian In The Cupboard - Banks • Pre-AP • Read books listed above plus • The Skin I’m In –Sharon Flake

  19. Anatomy of a Teenager’s Brain Rebellion Center Prone to Bruising Internet/ Cell Phone Addictions Self Image The Birds And The Bees Lobe Super Turbo Rebellion Center Fitting in Gland SlangDecoder Slam the Door Reflex Center of the Universe Center Peer Pressure Resistance Cool Gauge Personality Fluctuator Memory for Music Judgement Gland Know it all Control Center

  20. FOLLOW THE RULES School Expectations Classroom Guidelines Follow Directions Respect Others Bring Materials to Class Seek Permission Obey Adults • Be on Time • Attend School Daily • Adhere to the Dress Code • Obey Bus Rules • Complete Assignments

  21. FIVE STEP REGISTRATION PROCESS 1. Registration Packet Pick-Up 2. Complete Registration Forms 3. Bring Deed or Lease and 2 Utilities (Water, Gas, Electric ) 4. Pick up Schedule 5. Pay Fees For Locker, ID Badge, Agenda & Electives

  22. REGISTRATION DATES • July 30 8:30 A.M. – 11:30 P.M. 1:00 P.M. – 5:00 P.M. • Times and dates are tentative as of this presentation.

  23. ERWIN MIDDLE SCHOOL EAGLE CAMP • The camp is designed to assist students in adjusting to the middle school environment. • Teachers introduce students to the academic and social expectations of middle school. • Students review the Jefferson County Code of Student Conduct. • Students become familiar with the school’s facilities. • July 30 8:30 – 10.00 A.M.

  24. PARENT VOLUNTEERS • Parents, we need you. There are many areas where you can help out by becoming an Erwin High School parent volunteer. • Registration • Mentor Program • PTSA • EHS Education Foundation • Please visit our tables in the back to sign up and explore volunteer opportunities.

  25. Parent Teacher Student Association • PTSA dues are $5.00 per person. • Students are allowed to join. • Meetings are on the second Tuesday of each month. • PTSA provides college scholarships to students. • We need your support!

  26. QUESTIONS

  27. THANK YOU FOR COMING TONIGHT! • We are excited about the 2009 – 2010 school year, we are thankful that we can assist in your child’s success and happy to have you as new members of our Eagle family. • Telephone: (205) 379-3400 • Fax: (205) 856-6663 • E-mail: erwin@jefcoed.com

  28. REFRESHMENTS

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