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WHAT IS YOUR PLAN ? Options After High School • • • • • Direct Employment University Community College Technical/ Trade School Military Minimum Graduation Requirements English = Math = 4th year Math) Science = Fine Art or CTE = PE = Health = Social Studies = Am. Gov./Economics) Elective = TOTAL = 4 4 (Algebra, Geometry, Algebra II, + 3 1 1 ½ 3 (World History, American History, 6.5 23 CREDITS Arizona University Requirements English Math = = Lab Science Fine Art Social Studies = = = World Language = 4 4 (Algebra, Geometry, Algebra II, College Algebra or Pre-Calculus or higher 3 (Biology, Chemistry, Physics) 1 2 (World History, American History, American Government, Economics) 2 (of the same language) Looking for great experiences and participation in schools – Clubs, sports, hobbies, volunteer hours Look now at the requirements for your dream school !!!! Education Pays • Minimum wage in AZ is $8.05; do the math! Transcript GPA Rank AIMS Grades Makes sure this is correct !!! Ask for once a year !!! Senior Math Offerings 1. College Algebra 2. Statistics 3. Contemporary Math 4. Financial Math 5. Pre-Calculus 6. Pre Calculus Honors/Calculus 7. Statistics and Probability 8. AP Statistics 9. AP Calculus AB 10. AP Calculus BC English 12 Offerings • Culturally Relevant Mexican American Viewpoint English 12 • Culturally Relevant African American Viewpoint English 12 • Native American Literature • English 12 • Honors English 12 • AP English Literature • Women’s Literature • Writing 101 Science Offerings ∙Biology -Biology Honors ∙Forensic Biology ∙Advanced Marine Biology ∙Honors Plant Biology ∙AP Biology ∙Chemistry ∙Chemistry Honors ∙AP Chemistry ∙Anatomy & Physiology Earth & Space Science ∙Geology ∙Planetary Honors/Astronomy ∙AP Environmental Science ∙Physics ∙Physics II/III Sound & Music, Electronics & Optics ∙AP Physics Mechanics (with Calculus) ∙AP Physics (Algebra Based) ∙Research Methods ∙Advanced Research Methods Social Studies -American Government (.5) / Economics (.5) -U.S. Govt.-Culturally Relevant Mexican American Viewpoint (.5) -U.S. Govt.-Culturally Relevant African-American Viewpoint (.5) -U.S. Govt.-Culturally Relevant Native-American Viewpoint (.5) -AP U.S. Govt. & Politics (full year) / Economics (.5) -Philosophy 101; U of A Dual Enrollment (full year) World Languages • • • • • • • American Sign Language (ASL) French Spanish Spanish Heritage Learners AP Spanish Language or Literature AP French Language Chinese (Mandarin 1,2) Senior Elective Course Offerings Class Reduction • Who is Eligible? –Seniors on track for graduation (Class Reduction Form) –Counselor & Assistant Principal approval • Why? –PCC or University Classes –JTED Central Campus Programs –Internships –Job (already employed) • When? – Due on date scheduled for lab (January 17 – February 2) MUST HAVE AT THIS TIME! What’s Next? Students • Course selection will take place between January 17 – February 3. • Course selection form; signed and filled out – Teacher & Parent Signature – Returned to your American History teacher by Monday or Tuesday of next week. – Course offerings are driven by student demand and will therefore be difficult to change. CHOOSE WISELY and INTENTIONALLY. What’s Next? Teachers • Collect all Course Selection Forms and Reduced Schedule Forms on Monday or Tuesday • Bring forms to the lab on your course selection date(s) Your School Counselors • • • • • • • A–B C –DE DI – GO GR – MA MC – PE PH – SA SC-Z Mr. Dean Ms. Stephens (+Exceptional Ed) Ms. Hall Dr. Ostroff Ms. Addis Ms. Chilgreen Ms. Wiedenfeld – College and Career Readiness Coordinators- Ms. Garcia and Ms. Chetri Questions???