success in high school presented by the jfk counselors & the career & college specialist
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Success in High School
presented by the JFK Counselors & the Career & College Specialist
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Welcome to Kennedy!!!
Attendance Clerks Mrs. Montez – Students A-G Mrs. Martinez – Students H-O Mrs. Black – Students P-Z
Counselors Mrs. O’Neill – Students A-D Mr. Reska – Students E-K Mrs. Bamford – Students L-Q Ms. Sprague – Students R-Z Career/College Specialist – Mrs. Coleman – All Students
Principals Mr. Velez - Principal Ms. Carrillo – Assistant Principal – 12th Grade Students Ms. Rasheed – 9th, 10th, & 11th Grade Students A – K Dr. Fisher – 9th, 10th, & 11th Grade Students L – Z
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Welcome to High School
What does a high school diploma do for you?
1) It helps you get a job
2) It helps you get into a college/university
3) It helps you earn financial aid/scholarships
4) It helps you join the military
5) Etc.
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High School Diploma
To earn a high school diploma in Fremont you must …
Complete 230 credits in specific subject areas
Pass the English CAHSEE and Math CAHSEE
Complete 40 Service Learning Hours
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What is a credit?
For each semester course you pass you will earn 5.0 credits. Credits can also be referred to as units.
To pass a class you must earn a D- or better. If you receive an F, you will fail the class, and earn 0.0 credits.
You need to earn 230 credits in specific subject areas to earn a diploma.
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College Grade Requirements
Most colleges or universities will require a C or above grade in your classes. Even though you will graduate with a D, it is best to strive for a C or above.
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College Grade Requirements
Most colleges or universities will require a C or above grade in your classes. Even though you will graduate with a D, it is best to strive for a C or above.
If you earn a D or F in a course, it is your responsibility to attend summer school to raise your grade in that class.
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What is a semester?
Traditional Semester Schedule
September – January February - June
Semester 1 Semester 2
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Semesters at Kennedy?
Term 1 Term 2
Sept. – Nov. Nov. – Jan. Feb. – April April – June
Semester 1 Semester 2 Semester 3 Semester 4
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4x4 Block Grading Periods
Semester 1 (S1)
8/28/13 – 10/30/13
Semester 2 (S2)
10/31/13 – 1/24/14
Semester 3 (S3)
1/27/14 – 3/31/14
Semester 4 (S4)
4/1/14 – 6/12/14
NOF 1(C- or below) 9/12/13 11/15/13 2/10/14 4/15/14
Quarter Grades(all progress grades) 9/27/13 12/9/13 2/27/14 5/9/14
NOF 2(C- or below) 10/14/13 1/9/14 3/14/14 5/27/14
Final Semester Grade(all permanent grades) 1030/13 1/24/14 3/31/14 6/12/14
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What credits do I need?
You need to earn 230 credits in the following subjects:
English = 40 Social Science/History = 30 Mathematics = 30 Science = 20 PE = 20 Visual and Performing Arts/World Language/Career Tech = 10 Computer Ops = 5 Health = 5 Electives = 70
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English = 40 credits
You need 10 English credits per year:English 9 = 10 credits (Eng 9E, Eng 9A or Eng 9H)
English 10 = 10 credits (Eng 10A or Eng 10H)
English 11 = 10 credits (Eng 11A or Eng 11AP)
English 12 = 10 credits (Eng 12A, ERWC, or Eng 12AP)
**A = College Prep, H = Honors, AP = Advanced Placement
***See your counselor if you are in ELL 1, ELL 2, or English 9E
****CSU/UC also requires 4 years of English (Area B)
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Social Science/History = 30 credits
You need the following Social Science/History credits:World History = 10 credits (CP or Honors)
US History = 10 credits (CP or AP)
Government/Economics = 10 credits (CP, Honors, or AP)
**CP = College Prep and AP = Advanced Placement
***CSU/UC requires 2 years: 1 year of World History and 1 year of US History –OR- 1 year of World History, ½ year of US History, and Government (Area A)
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Mathematics = 30 credits
You need 30 credits of Math from the following options: Algebra 1 (CP) Discovering Geometry (counts for math credit, but is not college prep) Geometry (CP or H) Intermediate Algebra (Algebra 2) (CP) Trigonometry (CP) Algebra 2/ Trig (CP or H) PreCalculus (CP or H) Calculus (CP or AP) Statistics (CP or AP)
***CSU/UC also requires 3 years and recommends 4 years: Must include at least Algebra 1, Geometry, and Algebra 2. More competitive colleges will look for high levels of math to even be considered. (Area C)
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Science = 20 credits
You need 20 credits of Science: 10 Credits of Physical Science
Integrated Science (CP)Chemistry (CP, H, & AP) (Lab Science)Physics (CP, H, & AP) (Lab Science)
10 Credits of Life ScienceBiology (CP, H, & AP) (Lab Science)Anatomy (CP) (offered at ROP)
***CSU/UC requires 2 years of Lab Science: Biology and Chemistry (Area D) (A third year of science is recommended)
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Physical Education (PE) = 20 credits
You need 2 years of PE. We offer:
PE 9PE 10PE 11-12
***CSU/UC’s DO NOT require PE
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VAPA/World Lang. = 10 credits
You are required to take 1 year of art or language to graduate:
Art Language
Choir Spanish
Band French
Ceramics
Art
Sculpture
Photo
Digital Imaging
Drama
Video
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VAPA/World Lang/Career Tech= 10 credits
CSU/UC’s require 1 year of Visual and Performing Arts and 2 Years of the same World Language (more are recommended)
Art (Area F) Language (Area E) Career Tech
Choir Spanish 1 and Spanish 2 Any ROP Clas
Band Spanish for Spanish Speakers
Ceramics (Level 3)
Art French 1 and French 2
Sculpture *Kennedy offers 4 years of Spanish
Photo **Kennedy offers 3 years of French
Digital Imaging
Drama
Video
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Health/Computer Ops = 10 credits
You need 1 semester of Health
You need 1 semester of Computer Ops
***CSU/UC’s DO NOT require this
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Electives = 70 credits
You need to earn a total of 70 credits in elective courses.
***CSU/UC’s require 1 year of a College prep Elective (Area G)
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Elective Options
Leadership Yearbook Weight Training PE 11-12 Ceramics 2 Work Experience Peers Big History Journalism (CSU/UC
Elective)
ROP Anatomy (CSU/UC Elective) Auto Body or Auto Tech Medical Assistant Nursing Assistant Sports Therapy (CSU/UC
Elective) Digital Video (CSU/UC Fine Art) Computer Graphic Design
(CSU/UC Fine Art) Game Design (CSU/UC Fine Art) Computer Animation Digital Sound Design Construction Technology Fire Fighting/EMT Careers in Education Culinary Arts Introduction to Hospitality Event Planning Law Enforcement
Psychology Sociology Philosophy Intro to Business English**courses require completing
Ohlone registration forms to receive college credits
Ohlone (on Kennedy Campus)
KennedyV/P Arts – “F” Digital Photo 1 Digital Photo 2 Digital Imaging 1 Digital Imaging 2 Band 1 Symphonic Band Beginning Choir Chamber Chorale Art 1 Art 2 AP Studio Art Sculpture and
Ceramics Ceramics 1 Drama 1
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High School Subject Area FUSD Graduation Requirements UC Required Courses* CSU Required Courses*
English 40 Units 40 units 40 Units
Mathematics 30 UnitsMust include completion of Algebra 1
or equivalent
30 UnitsAlgebra 1 or equivalent, Geometry,
Algebra 2,40 Units recommended
30 UnitsAlgebra 1 or equivalent, Geometry,
Algebra 2
Science 20 UnitsLife Science (10)
Physical Science (10)
20 UnitsMust be in 2 of these 3 disciplines:
Biology, Chemistry & Physics30 Units recommended
20 UnitsMust be a lab science in Physical Science, Life Science, Biology,
Chemistry or Physics
Social Science 30 UnitsWorld History
US HistoryAmerican Gov/Econ
20 UnitsWorld History
US History and/orGovernment/Economics
20 UnitsUS History (10)
Social Science (10)
Physical Education 20 Units 0 0
Health 5 Units 0 0
Computer 5 Units 0 0
Visual/Performing ArtsForeign Language
Career Tech
10 UnitsOr
10 UnitsOr
10 Units
10 UnitsAnd
20 Units30 recommended (same language)
**Career Tech does not count
10 UnitsAnd
20 Units (same language)
**Career Tech does not count
Electives 70 Units 10 Units 10 Units
TOTAL UNITS 230 Units 150 Units** 150 Units**
ExaminationsService Learning
CAHSEE40 Hours
SAT I or ACT SAT I or ACT
*Four-year colleges (UC and CSU) require a minimum of C or better to meet specific requirements.**All courses must be UC certified and appear on the high school’s UC certified a-g list. At least 70 units of the 150 must be taken in your last two years of high school, with 11 of the 15 "a-g" courses prior to your senior year.
COMPARISON OF VARIOUS HIGH SCHOOL COURSE PATTERNS
FOR GRADUATION AND COLLEGE ENTRANCE
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What happens if you fail classes?
If you fail a class, you will need to make it up in Summer School. If you fail more than you can make up in Summer School, you will need to attend night classes during your Senior Year on top of your summer school and regular school classes. If you fail even more classes you will need to transfer to Robertson (the continuation high school) in order to finish your diploma.
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What happens if I fail classes?
Example: If you fail English 9 Sem. 1 and Integrated Science Sem. 2 this year, you will need to attend Summer School to retake these classes. You can only take 2 semester classes in Summer School. Each class is 2.5 hours
long. Summer School is usually 7:30 – 12:50 pm and you only earn 10 credits. =(
Example: If you fail English 9 Sem. 1, English 9 Sem. 2, Integrated Science Sem. 2, and Health you will need to attend 2 years of Summer School to retake these classes. This means you would need to attend the Summer after 9 th AND after 10th grade. =(
If you fail even more classes you are looking at 3 years of Summer School and the possibility of also having to go to school at night during your senior year. For example, some seniors are going to Kennedy from 8-3pm and then on Tues and
Wednesdays they are in class at Adult School from 3:40 to 6:50 pm. =(
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What can you do to make sure you pass?
Attend classes every day and on timeComplete all class work and homeworkAsk your teachers and family for helpKeep your parents informedStay organizedManage your timeStay healthy
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Testing?????
What tests will you need to take in High School?
STAR/CST Common Core State StdsCAHSEEPSATACTSAT
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STAR/CST’s
You will continue to take the California Standards Tests in 9th, 10th, and 11th grade.
You do not have to take them in 12th grade!!!
Sometimes teachers will bump up your class grade if you do well on the CST of that same subject.
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CAHSEE?
CAHSEE stands for California High School Exit ExamThe State of California requires you to pass an English
and Math Exit Exam in order to receive a diploma.You will take this test for the first time in March of your
10th grade year.The English CAHSEE includes up to 9th grade English
content.The Math CAHSEE includes mostly Algebra content with
a bit of Geometry included.
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PSAT
You will be encouraged to take the PSAT in October of your 10th and 11th grade. This test is the Practice SAT and will provide you with information on what skills you should work on in high school in order to better prepare you for college and the SAT.
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ACT/SAT
Most four year colleges/universities will require you to submit an ACT or SAT score on top of having a good GPA. You only need to submit a score from one test, but many students choose to take both. Most students take the exam in the spring of their junior year.
ACT information is at www.act.orgSAT information is at www.collegeboard.com
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Service Learning Hours
You must complete 40 Service Learning Hours. These hours must be for a non-profit organization.
See the school website for ideas and forms. www.jfkhs.org (Click on Students then Service Learning)
See Mrs. Clark in Room 114 to turn in forms or if you have any questions.
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GPA (Grade Point Average)
A Grade Point Average (GPA) is the average of your grades for any given period (a semester or total high school coursework).
Each grade is given a value:A = 4B = 3C = 2D = 1F = 0
**Colleges will give an extra point for Honors or AP courses.
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How is the GPA used?
Honor RollAthletic Eligibility
2.00 or above with no F’sLeadership
2.50 or aboveCollege Entrance
UC’s require a minimum 3.00 a-g GPACSU’s require a minimum 2.00 a-g GPAOther Colleges/Universities vary
Grants/Scholarships
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How to Calculate a GPA
Sample Report Card:
Block 1 = B (B = 3)Block 2 = A (A = 4)Block 3 = C (C = 2)Block 4 = B (B = 3)
Add the value for each grade and divide by the number of grades.
GPA = 3 + 4 + 2 + 3 = 12 = 3.004 4
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Types of GPA’s
Semester GPA: This GPA reflects just the grades earned for that semester.
Cumulative (Overall) GPA: This GPA reflects all the grades earned in high school.
A-G GPA: This GPA reflects all the college prep “A-G” courses taken in 10th and 11th grade. You can find a list of the “A-G” courses at www.jfkhs.org. On the website click on Support Services, scroll down and click on Career Center/College Information, then click on “a-g list” on the left hand side.**This list will change every year so be sure to check it annually.
Weighted GPA’s: Many colleges/universities will give you extra points in your GPA for Honors or AP courses. FUSD does not give extra points in the GPA for these courses.
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Athletic Eligibility
To be eligible to play sports in FUSD you must have…
a 2.0 or above GPA
–AND- NO “F” grades
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Athletic Eligibility - Probation
Probation is when a student has a GPA between 1.75 - 2.00 –OR- has at least 1 F.
For example: Joe has 2 A's, 1 B and an F. Even though his GPA is a 2.50 he is on probation since he has an F.
For example: Ann has 2 D's, 1 C and 1 B, she is on probation since she has a 1.75 but no F's.
A student can not be on probation for 2 consecutive semesters. In order to be off of probation a student must get above a 2.0 AND NO F's.
For example: The next semester Joe gets 2 A's, 2 B's and 1 C. He is off probation since he has no F's –AND- his GPA is above a 2.0.
For example: The next semester Ann gets 3 A's and 1 F, she is now ineligible because she got an F.
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Plan Ahead
If you plan ahead for the next four years, you are more likely to be successful.
We will now complete a four year plan…
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Four Year Plan
California State University and University of California Admission Requirements:
Required Tests: SAT or ACT for UC and CSU, ~All courses from a-g list “C” grades minimum~English 4 yearsMath* (Algebra 1 and above) 3 yearsLab Science* (Biology, Chemistry) 2 yearsForeign Language* 2 yearsWorld History, U.S. History, Government 2 yearsVisual and Performing Arts 1 yearCollege Prep Elective 1 year* UC recommends an additional year
Graduation RequirementsEnglish 40 unitsMath 30 unitsScience 20 unitsSocial Science 30 unitsFine Arts/World Lang/Career 10 unitsPhysical Education 20 unitsHealth 5 unitsComputer Operations 5 unitsElectives 70 unitsTotal 230 unitsAlgebra 1 Requirement: Passing grade in all semesters of Algebra 1 or 1A/1B from Junior and/or Senior High SchoolService Learning Requirement: 40 hours Progress toward requirement: _________________High School Exit Exam: Reading and Language:______________________ Math: ______________________
GRADE 9 Semester Grades 1. English 9A _______________ ___ ___2. Academic Literacy __________ ___ ___3. Science___________________ ___ ___4. Math_____________________ ___ ___5. Physical Education 9 _______ ___ ___ 6. Health/Computers __________ ___ ___7. Elective __________________ ___ ___ 8. Elective __________________ ___ ___
GRADE 11 Semester Grades1. English 11A _______________ ___ ___2. Math _____________________ ___ ___3. U.S. History________________ ___ ___4. Elective ___________________ ___ ___5. Elective ___________________ ___ ___6. Elective ___________________ ___ ___7. Elective ___________________ ___ ___8. Elective ___________________ ___ ___
GRADE 12 Semester Grades1. English 12A ________________ ___ ___2. Econ/Gov't _________________ ___ ___3. Math _____________________ ___ ___4. Elective ___________________ ___ ___5. Elective ___________________ ___ ___6. Elective ___________________ ___ ___7. Elective ___________________ ___ ___8. Elective ___________________ ___ ___
GRADE 10 Semester Grades1. English 10A ________________ ___ ___2. Math _____________________ ___ ___ 3. Science ___________________ ___ ___4. Physical Education 10 ________ ___ ___5. World History _______________ ___ ___6. Elective ___________________ ___ ___7. Elective ___________________ ___ ___8. Elective ___________________ ___ ___
KENNEDY HIGH SCHOOL FOUR YEAR PLAN
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Four Year Plan
College Entrance Requirements – “A-G” RequirementsA: History 2 years E: Foreign Language 2 years, 3 recommendedB: English 4 years F: Visual/Performing Art 1 yearC: Math 3 years, 4 recommended G: College Prep Elective 1 yearD: Lab. Science: 1 year Life Sci, 1 year Physical Sci**must have C or better in all course work
Name______________________________ Date____________ Year of Graduation__________ KENNEDY HIGH SCHOOL FOUR YEAR HIGH SCHOOL PLANGRADE 9 GRADE 111. ______________________________________ 1. ________________________________________2. _____________________________________ 2. ________________________________________3. ______________________________________ 3. ________________________________________4. _____________________________________ 4. ________________________________________5. ______________________________________ 5. ________________________________________6. ______________________________________ 6. ________________________________________7. ______________________________________ 7. ________________________________________ 8. ______________________________________ 8. ________________________________________GRADE 11 GRADE 121. _____________________________________ 1. ________________________________________2. ______________________________________ 2. ________________________________________3. ______________________________________ 3. ________________________________________4. ______________________________________ 4. ________________________________________5. ______________________________________ 5. ________________________________________6. ______________________________________ 6. ________________________________________7. ______________________________________ 7. ________________________________________ 8. ______________________________________ 8. ________________________________________
Graduation RequirementsEnglish 40 Math 30 Service Learning: Social Science 30 Science 20 40 hoursPhysical Ed 20 Fine Arts/World Lang/Career Tech 10Health 05 Computer Ops. 05 CAHSEE:Electives 70 English and Math
Total Units 230