Transcript Middle School Orientation

WE WANT TO HEAR FROM YOU!
Take out your smart phone or internet device
and connect to LHS school wifi
(if necessary)
Open your web browser (should work on
most)
Go to: Twitter and post questions
using the #LHS2020
Difficulties?
Raise your hand and we will assist you
Ryan Nemeth
–Principal
Ellen Keegan
–AP Curriculum & Instruction
Paul Ruby
–AP Attendance & Discipline
Jessica Duesler
–AP Attendance & Discipline
Bill Mottola
–Activities Coordinator
Beth Colman
-Director of Student Services (S-Z)
Laura Cox
-School Counselor (A-E)
Michele Fineis
-School Counselor (F-L)
Ella Fravel
-School Counselor (M-R)
Melanie Boyd
-ESE Specialist
Jennifer Reddick
-School Psychologist
To receive a standard high school diploma in
Florida, students must:
24 credits in specific coursework
Cumulative Grade Point Average (GPA) of
2.0 un-weighted or higher on a 4.0 scale
Pass the Grade 10 FSA Reading & Writing
Test
Pass the Algebra 1 End of Course Exam
(EOC)
Complete one on-line course
General Requirements (4 year/24 credit)
English – 4 credits
Math – 4 credits (Algebra 1, Geometry)
Science – 3 credits (Biology)
Social Studies – 3 credits (American History, World
History, American Government, Economics)
Fine, Practical or Performing Arts – 1 credit
Health Opportunities through Physical Education – 1
credit
Electives – 8 credits
Subject
9th
10th
11th
12th
English
English I
English II
English III
English IV
Math
Algebra I
Geometry
Math
Math
Science
Earth Space
Science
Biology
Science
World
History
American
History
Government
/Economics
7.0 credits
7.0 credits
Social Studies
Misc.
HOPE
1.0 Fine Art
7.0 credits
7.0 credits
(sometime)
**World language classes are not required for high school graduation BUT are required for State
University admissions, the Bright Futures Scholarship, or Scholar Diploma Designation.**
(2 years required, 3 years recommended)
Three Options:
1.
Online via Florida Virtual School (FLVS)
Enrollment open now
Satisfies online requirement
2.
Lely High School
During traditional school day
3.
JROTC Waiver
2 years (credits) successful completion
Academics are recommended by
8th grade teachers, grades, and FSA scores
English/Intensive Reading - FSA Levels 1 & 2
English 1/Writing 1 & 2 - FSA Level 3
English 1 Hon/Adv Comm – FSA Levels 4 & 5
English 1 Hon/AICE General Paper– (AICE
applicants)
Algebra 1A/Algebra 1B – FSA Level 1 & 2
Algebra 1 – FSA Level 3
Algebra 1 Honors – FSA 4 & 5
Liberal Arts 1– D or C in Algebra 1
Geometry – C or higher in Algebra 1
Geometry Honors – B or higher in Algebra 1 Honors
Earth Space - FSA Levels 1&2
Biology - FSA Level 3
Biology Honors – FSA Levels 4&5
AP Human Geography – (AICE applicants)
Grade Point Average (GPA) must be a minimum 2.0
Calculated based on semester grades
A = 4.0
B = 3.0
C = 2.0
D = 1.0
F = 0.0
 Semester 1
 Quarter 1 = 40%
 Quarter 2 = 40%
 Midterm = 20%
 Semester 2
 Quarter 3 = 40%
 Quarter 4 = 40%
 Final = 20%
 EOC courses (Algebra 1, Geometry, Biology, US History, Algebra 2)
 Quarter 1, 2, 3, & 4 = 15% each (60% total)
 Midterm = 10% EOC = 30%
Honors courses are weighted 0.04 per year
AP, AICE, and DE courses are weighted 0.08 per year
All Career and Technical Education classes have
an industry certification attached to the course
Passing the industry certification exam will
increase the weight of the class to be an honors
credit
See Student Services for more information
AOE- Academy of Engineering
Justin Lang
AOIT- Academy of Information Technology
Adam Peterson
Aviation Academy
Alan Davis
Medical Academy beginning in 2016-2017
See NAP Table in Cafeteria after presentation
Four-year sequence of Information Technology
courses
Compensated internship
Access to industry training for students and
teachers
Mentoring and job shadowing experiences with
industry professionals
Enhanced opportunities for employment after
graduation
Aerospace/Aviation
Art 2D/3D
Band
Chorus
Construction
Criminal Justice
Digital Design
Driver’s Education
Energy Industry
Foundations
Engineering
French/
Spanish/Latin
Intro to Info Tech
Jazz Band
Journalism
JROTC
Orchestra
Physical Education
Teacher Assist
TV Production
Yearbook
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
Introduction to
Information
Technology
Biology
English 1
Writing
Spanish 1
HOPE
Algebra 1
*Elective Video*
Mr. Paul Ruby, AP of Attendance &
Discipline
&
Ms. Jessica Duesler, AP of Attendance &
Discipline
Arrive on time for
every class! The first
bell rings at 7:00 a.m.
and class starts at
7:10 a.m.
Breakfast ends at 7:00
a.m.
All absences count.
Credit Denial Policy
Appeals Process- 3
members consisting
of an Administrator,
Teacher, and School
Counselor.
Cell phones are to be
used before school,
during class changes,
and lunch.
BYOD policy applies
during class time.
If you bring a cell
phone to school, it is
your responsibility to
keep it secure.
Positive Behavior
Support (tickets)
The Student
Handbook is
available on the
school website.
Watch what you say
and how you say it!
NO Uniform – dress code policy
Shorts – longer than fingertips
Shirts – 3 inch on shoulder and no mid-driff
No shear or see through clothing
No holes in pants above fingertips
No exposed undergarments
This is your campus!
Pick up anything you
drop!
Electronic Devices
such as Ipods and
Cellphones are to be
used before school,
during class changes,
and lunch.
Bill Mottola
Activities Coordinator
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your high school experience!
Academics #1
Clubs/Athletics #2
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t way to meet new friends
Over 20 sponsored clubs last year
Colleges/Universities look at more than just
grades. They want to see that you were
involved in various activities
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your high school experience!
Get involved from day one to enrich your high
school experience!
Great way to meet new friends
Over 38 sponsored clubs last year
Colleges/universities look at more than just
grades. Admissions officers want to see that
you were involved in various activities.
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Art Club
Band
Chess Club
Color Guard
CORE
Debate Team
FCA
Foreign Language
Society
Geek Squad
History Club
JROTC
Key Club
Mock Trial
Mu Alpha Theta
National Honor
Society
Photography
Rotary Interact
Student Council
SWAT
Young Conservatives
Yearbook
All incoming freshman are academically eligible until the end of the 1st
semester
Must maintain min. 2.0 G.P.A to remain eligible for athletics,
cheerleading, marching band, prom and homecoming dance
 Paperwork (Available in Activities Office)
Copy of birth certificate
Current physical (w/in one calendar year)
Free physicals on April 30th for Girls at 8:00 a.m. in the
gymnasium and 9:30 for Boys
Proof of Insurance
Random Drug Testing Form
ImPACT Concussion Form
Heat Acclimatization Form
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Over 20 Athletic Programs at Lely
Fall Season
Contact Athletics with any questions 377-2027
Football
Volleyball
Cross Country (B)
Cross Country (G)
Golf (B)
Golf (G)
Cheerleading
Swimming
If you have any questions, please call the
Activities Office at 377-2028 or 377-2027
Go Trojans!
August
First Day of School
September
Open House
September
First Interim Report
Comes Home
October
First Report Card
Comes Home
Main School Number - 377–2000
Student Services Office – 377-2016
Websites:
www.collierschools.com/lhs
https://gradebook.collierschools.com
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