Transcript Welcome Students Citrus Valley High School Registration

Welcome CVHS Parents,
Class of 2019!
Citrus Valley High School
2015-2016 School Year
Bernie Cavanagh, Principal
Curtis Marcell, Assistant Principal
Stephanie Lock, Assistant Principal
Wes Cullen, Assistant Principal
Parent Night Agenda
General Session
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Welcome - Bernie Cavanagh, Principal
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C.L.A.S.S.
The Four A’s
The High School Day
Counselor Presentation
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Graduation Requirements
College Admission Requirements: A-G’s
9th Grade Registration Information
Summer School
Co- and Extra-Curricular Activities
Break-Out Sessions
CLASS
Character - Doing what is right, always doing your best
 Leadership - Being a positive example for others,
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influencing others in a positive way
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Attitude - Everything you do is shaped by your
attitude….Good attitude-good results, bad attitude-bad results
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Scholarship - Being a student, preparing for the future
after high school
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Service - Giving back to others, showing gratitude
The Four A’s
 Academics
 Arts
 Athletics
 Activities
The High School Day
The first day of school is Wednesday, August 12, 2015
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Non-Block Days
Mon./Fri. (7:30-2:30)
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Collaboration Day
Tues. (8:30-2:30)
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Block Days
Wed./Thurs. (7:30-2:30)
Counselors
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Mrs. Scott
Mr. Barba
Ms. Garcia
Mrs. Farley
Mr. Wood
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A – Delg
Deli – Gala + AVID
Gall – Lopez, D.
Lopez, E. – Rodriguez, C.
Rodriguez, D. - Z
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Mrs. Schessler
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EL Coordinator
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Walk-in meetings are available most days before and after
school as well as during lunch.
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To make an appointment, see a counseling office secretary
before school, during lunch, or after school and she will
write out a pass for a specific time and date. Show your
teacher the pass on that date to be released to go to the
office for your visit!
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http://cvhs.redlandsusd.net
Check back in May for
Honors Summer Work
Check the Counseling
Main Page for:
Registration Forms
Course Directory
Application/Audition Info.
Etc.
High School Graduation
Requirements
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English
Math
Social Studies
Science
PE
Foreign Lang./Fine Art
Health
Electives
40 credits
20 credits
30 credits
20 credits
20 credits
10 credits
5 credits
80 credits
Total: 225 credits
10 Credits = 1 Year
Must also pass CAHSEE
Academic Requirements for Citrus Valley High School Graduation
and All Levels of College Admission
Academic
Area
High School
University of California
Cal State University
225 Units
Upper 9%: Most
Competitive
Upper 33%:
Competitive
English
4 Years (40 Units)
4 Years
4 Years
Math
2 Years (20 Units)
Integrated Math I
Integrated Math II
Integrated Math III
Integrated Math I
Integrated Math II
Integrated Math III
(Recommend 4 or more years)
(Recommend 4 or more years)
Integrated Math I
World History
& Geography
U.S. History
Amer. Govt. /
Economics
3 Years (30 Units)
1 Year World History and
1 Year U.S. History OR
½ US Hist.AND
1 Semester Am. Govt. OR
1 Semester Econ.
1 Year World History and
1 Year U.S. History and
1 Semester Am. Govt. and
1 Semester Econ.
Science
2 Years (20 Units)
2 Years Lab Science (from
core disciplines)
(3 Recommended)
2 Years Science (1lab)
(1 physical and 1 biological)
1 Year UC Accepted Fine Art and
2 Years Same Foreign Language
(3 Recommended)
1 Year CSU Accepted Fine Art
and
2 Years Same Foreign
Language (3 Recommended)
1 Year of College-Prep Electives
to be chosen from at least two of
the following: History, English,
Advanced Math, Lab Science,
Foreign Language, Social
Science, UC Accepted Fine Arts
1 Year of College-Prep Electives
to be chosen from at least two of
the following: History, English,
Advanced Math, Lab Science,
Foreign Language, Social
Science, UC Accepted Fine Arts
Minimum GPA – 3.3
SAT or ACT
Minimum GPA – 2.5
SAT or ACT
(Physical 10)(Life 10)
Fine Art or
Foreign
Language
1 Year (10 Units)
P.E.
2 Years (20 Units)
Health
½ Year (5 Units)
Required GPA
Tests
CAHSEE
Community
College
Private Colleges
Most Difficult
Very Difficult
Moderately Difficult
Minimally Difficult
Non-Competitive
1. Four-Year
Degree Transfer
Recommended
strongest possible
preparation.
Broad Range of
Admissions
Standards and
Policies
2. Assoc. of Arts
Degree
*Business
*Science
*Astronomy
*Psychology
*Telecommunications
*Aeronautics
*Electronics
*Psychiatric Technology
*Foreign Language
*Pre-Professional School
3. Vocational
Certificate
Programs
*Police Work
*Drafting
*Medical Secretary
*Child Development
*Fire Academy
*Emergency Med. Tech.
*Computer Science
*Interior Design
*Welding
H.S. Diploma or
age 18 Placement
Tests
See Individual
Catalogs
College Admissions A-G
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A. History (World, US Hist., Am. Gov’t.)
2 years
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B. English
4 years
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C. Math (Int. Math I – III)
3 years
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D. Science (Lab)
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4 years recommended
3 years recommended
E. Foreign Language
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2 years
2 years
3 years recommended
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F. Visual/Performing Art
1 year
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G. College Prep Elective
1 year
Working Toward College
Admissions
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In addition to a solid GPA, students interested in
attending a 4-year college or university immediately after
high school should also:
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Participate in extra-curricular and/or co-curricular
activities.
 On campus: sports, ASB, academic decathlon,
yearbook, clubs, etc.
 Off campus: part-time jobs, clubs, youth groups,
explorer programs, boy or girl scouts, sports, etc.
 Community service
Great Resource for
Parents and Students
Californiacolleges.edu
https://secure.californiacolleges.edu/Home/_default.aspx
•Discover your career interests
•Follow your college planning timeline
•Know college academic requirements
•Plan your courses to get into college
•Tour colleges and universities
•Financial aid for DREAM Act students
•Information for Foster Youth-
Middle School
Registration
Dates
Honors/AP
classes are
YEARLONG
Feb.
23rd
– Beattie
Feb. 24th – Clement
Feb. 25th – Moore
Student must
have a 3.0 for
entry level
Foreign
Language
courses
Honors
classes
require
summer
work and a
yearlong
commitment
by parent
initial and
signature
only!
Tele-Presence
* Latin I
9th grade schedule
English 9 or English 9-Honors
 Int. Math I or Int. Math I-Honors
 Earth Science or Biology
 Geography and Health
 P.E.
 Elective
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Dates of Attendance
First Semester: June 16-July 2
Second Semester: July 6-22
(no school on July 3rd)
Passport to your future
Location: Redlands High School only, 7:30 a.m. to 12:10 p.m.
Cost: $225 per semester, includes the $25 non-refundable fee.
Scholarships: Available to RUSD students who receive Free/Reduced Lunch
Scholarship Application Due Date: March 6th at 4:00 p.m. to the AAA Academy office.
9th Grade Course Openings: Health - Offered both first and second semester, 5 credits
Geography - Offered both first and second semester, 5 credits
Art CP – 2 semester course, 10 credits
For more information regarding registration, course offerings, late fees, scholarships, and
FAQ’s please visit our website at www.aaa-academy.com
As we celebrate our 10 year anniversary we thank you for your interest in our program
and continue to look forward to serving the needs of your student.
Available for
download
from the
CVHS website
What is Link Crew?
“Transition into high school”
program
Trains members of the junior and
senior classes to be Link Leaders
Link Leaders guide freshmen to
discover what it takes to be
successful during the transition to
high school and help facilitate
freshman success
Structure of program allows
freshmen to receive support and
guidance on a personal, peer-to-peer
level
Who are Link Leaders?
•Members of the junior and senior classes
•A cross section of our student body (i.e. leaders from
every “group” of student)
•Students who want to make a difference at our school
Link Leaders are trained to…
Facilitate small groups
Deliver classroom lessons
Take responsibility for their own
behavior
Be positive leaders and role models in all
situations—demonstrate CLASS!
Conclusion
We look forward to many successful years working
with you and your student(s) at CVHS!
If interested in Athletics, remain in the Theater
following this General Session.
Tonight’s presentation will be available on our
website beginning February 18th.
cvhs.redlandsusd.net
Thank you for coming.
Have a great night!
Stay seated in the Theater for Session 1 if you would like
more information about Athletic Programs and Eligibility