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Presentation Agenda 11Presentation Agenda 11thth GradeGrade

Mrs. Trish Scott ext. 34150 • A - Delg

Mr. Lupe Barba ext. 34159 • Deli – Gala + AVID

Ms. Linda Garcia ext. 34151• Gall - Lopez, D.

Mrs. Diana Farley ext. 34152• Lopez, E. – Rodriguez, C.

Mr. Tony Wood ext. 34157• Rodriguez, D. - Z

Walk-in meetings are available most days before and after school as well as during lunch.

To make an appointment, see a counseling office secretary before school, 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!

1st Quarter Progress 1st Quarter Report Cards 2nd Quarter Progress 1st Semester Grades

(Final) 3rd Quarter Progress 3rd Quarter Report Cards 4th Quarter Progress 2nd Semester Grades

(Final)

9/1810/2011/131/6/16 (mailed)2/19/164/12/165/13/166/15/16 (mailed)

English Math Social Studies Science PE Foreign Lang./Fine

Art Health Electives

40 credits20 credits30 credits20 credits20 credits10 credits 5 credits80 credits

You must also pass the CAHSEE

Total 225 credits

            

Credits needed to grad. 225   Credits I have completed  - ____  TOTAL         =____  Credits enrolled                - ____     CREDITS DEFICIENT =____ 

(SEE YOUR COUNSELOR!!!!)

9th grade = 60 credits

10th grade = 60 credits

11th grade = 60 credits

12th grade = 60 credits_

Total = 240 credits (only 225 required)

Academic Academic AreaArea

High SchoolHigh School University of CaliforniaUniversity of California Cal State UniversityCal State University Community Community CollegeCollege

Private CollegesPrivate Colleges

225 Units225 Units Upper 9%: Most Upper 9%: Most CompetitiveCompetitive

Upper 33%: Upper 33%: CompetitiveCompetitive

Most DifficultMost Difficult

Very DifficultVery Difficult

Moderately DifficultModerately Difficult

Minimally DifficultMinimally Difficult

Non-CompetitiveNon-Competitive

EnglishEnglish 4 Years (40 Units)4 Years (40 Units) 4 Years4 Years 4 Years4 Years 1. Four-Year 1. Four-Year Degree Transfer Degree Transfer Recommended Recommended strongest possible strongest possible preparation.preparation.

2. Assoc. of Arts 2. Assoc. of Arts DegreeDegree*Business*Business

*Science*Science

*Astronomy*Astronomy

*Psychology*Psychology

*Telecommunications*Telecommunications

*Aeronautics*Aeronautics

*Electronics*Electronics

*Psychiatric Technology*Psychiatric Technology

*Foreign Language*Foreign Language

*Pre-Professional School*Pre-Professional School

3. Vocational 3. Vocational Certificate Certificate ProgramsPrograms*Police Work*Police Work

*Drafting*Drafting

*Medical Secretary*Medical Secretary

*Child Development*Child Development

*Fire Academy*Fire Academy

*Emergency Med. Tech.*Emergency Med. Tech.

*Computer Science*Computer Science

*Interior Design*Interior Design

*Welding*Welding

Broad Range of Broad Range of Admissions Admissions Standards and Standards and PoliciesPolicies

MathMath 2 Years (20 Units)2 Years (20 Units)Alg. 1 or Alg. A&BAlg. 1 or Alg. A&B

Algebra 1Algebra 1

GeometryGeometry

Algebra IIAlgebra II

(Recommend(Recommend 4 4 or more years)or more years)

Algebra 1Algebra 1

GeometryGeometry

Algebra IIAlgebra II

(Recommend(Recommend 4 4 or more or more years)years)

World History World History & Geography& Geography

U.S. HistoryU.S. History

Amer. Govt. / Amer. Govt. / EconomicsEconomics

3 Years (30 Units):3 Years (30 Units):

World Hist.World Hist.

U.S, Hist.U.S, Hist.

Gov’t./Econ.Gov’t./Econ.

1 Year World History and 1 Year World History and

1 Year U.S. History 1 Year U.S. History

OR ½ US Hist. ANDOR ½ US Hist. AND

1 Semester Am. Govt. OR1 Semester Am. Govt. OR

1 Semester Econ.1 Semester Econ.

1 Year World History and 1 Year World History and

1 Year U.S. History and 1 Year U.S. History and

1 Semester Am. Govt. and 1 Semester Am. Govt. and

1 Semester Econ.1 Semester Econ.

ScienceScience 2 Years (20 Units)2 Years (20 Units)(Physical 10)(Life 10)(Physical 10)(Life 10)

2 Years Lab Science (from 2 Years Lab Science (from core disciplines)core disciplines)

(3 Recommended)(3 Recommended)

2 Years Science (1lab)2 Years Science (1lab)

(1 physical and 1 biological)(1 physical and 1 biological)

Fine Art Fine Art oror

Foreign Foreign LanguageLanguage

1 Year (10 Units)1 Year (10 Units) 1 Year UC Accepted Fine Art and1 Year UC Accepted Fine Art and

2 Years Same Foreign Language 2 Years Same Foreign Language (3 Recommended)(3 Recommended)

1 Year CSU Accepted Fine Art 1 Year CSU Accepted Fine Art andand

2 Years Same Foreign 2 Years Same Foreign Language (3 Recommended)Language (3 Recommended)

P.E.P.E. 2 Years (20 Units)2 Years (20 Units) 1 Year of College-Prep Electives 1 Year of College-Prep Electives to be chosen from at least two of to be chosen from at least two of the following: History, English, the following: History, English, Advanced Math, Lab Science, Advanced Math, Lab Science, Foreign Language, Social Foreign Language, Social Science, UC Accepted Fine ArtsScience, UC Accepted Fine Arts

1 Year of College-Prep Electives 1 Year of College-Prep Electives to be chosen from at least two of to be chosen from at least two of the following: History, English, the following: History, English, Advanced Math, Lab Science, Advanced Math, Lab Science, Foreign Language, Social Foreign Language, Social Science, UC Accepted Fine ArtsScience, UC Accepted Fine Arts

HealthHealth ½ Year (5 Units)½ Year (5 Units)

Required GPARequired GPA

TestsTests

CAHSEECAHSEE Rec.Minimum GPA – 3.3Rec.Minimum GPA – 3.3

SAT or ACTSAT or ACT

Rec.Minimum GPA – 2.5Rec.Minimum GPA – 2.5

SAT or ACTSAT or ACT

H.S. Diploma or H.S. Diploma or age 18 Placement age 18 Placement TestsTests

See Individual See Individual CatalogsCatalogs

Academic Requirements for Citrus Valley High School Graduation

And All Levels of College Admission

A. History (World, US Hist., Gov’t)

B. English C. Math (Alg. 1, Geom., Alg. 2)

• A. 4 recommended D. Science (Lab)

• A. 3 recommended E. Foreign Language

• A. 3 recommended F. Visual/Performing Art G. College Prep Electives

2 yrs. 4 yrs. 3 yrs.

2 yrs.

2 yrs.

1 yr. 1 yr.

C- or better!

PSAT/SAT/ACT

Please see your

counselor if this number is greater than 120

OptionsAfter HS

Community College(2 year)

• Crafton Hills• San Bernardino Valley• Riverside Community

UC(4 year)

9 campuses

CSU(4 year)

23 campuses

Private/out of state

(4 year)Art/Technical/Trade Schools

Stand up, sit down!

MILITARY

Get a job

Education Pays!

YOU CAN GO!

http://youcango.collegeboard.org

A-G completed with a C- or better Recommended GPA_2.0__ Your

GPA____ SAT & or ACT

Take in the spring of junior year

• A-G completed with a C- or better• Recommended GPA 3.0 Your GPA___• SAT & or ACT• Take in spring of junior year

Univ. of California Top 9%

Have an inclusive high school experience

Take challenging courses and earn strong grades

Take advantage of other academic opportunities

Take initiative in pursuing passions and interests

Seek “fit” in school activities and community involvement

Explore leadership opportunities at school, in activities,in the family and the communityStudents should endeavor to do their best in all things

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Test taking tips:

• Read!

• Take practice tests early to know where you may need help

• UC accepts both ACT with Writing and the SAT Reasoning Test and will take your highest test score from a single test date

Academic Challenges:

• Rigor of course schedule

• College courses

19www.universityofcalifornia.edu/apply

Aug. 1 thru Nov.– 30

Application Fall filing period

Jan. 1 – March 2

File FAFSA: www.fafsa.ed.gov

March 1 – 30

Individual UC Admissions notifications (posted online)

by May 1 • Students must opt-in to waitlists

• Submit Statement of Intent to Register (SIR)

by July 1 Official high school and college records due

Offers a “preview” to the actual SAT you will take in spring of your junior year.

Allows you access to many opportunities on the road to college.

NMSQT for Juniors exclusively! Did you sign up? Sign up at the Finance Office:  Juniors ONLY thru Sept. 11 All grades (9-11) September 21 – Oct. 2nd $15.00 non-refundable fee (limited

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SAT and ACT test dates for the 2015-2016 school year (ALL SATURDAYS):

 1st Sem. 2nd Sem.

SAT:  10/3/15 1/23/1611/7/15 3/5/16 *redesigned12/5/15 5/7/16 *redesigned

6/4/16 *redesignedRegister online and access free test prep for the SAT: www.collegeboard.org More free test prep: https://www.khanacademy.org Bring a copy of your CNS letter to Mrs. Meyer or Ms. Severo if you’re eligible for a fee waiver

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1st Sem. 2nd Sem.ACT:  9/12/15 2/6/16

10/24/15 4/9/1612/12/15 6/11/16

Register online and access free test prep for the ACT: www.actstudent.org Bring a copy of your CNS letter to Mrs. Meyer or Ms. Severo if you’re eligible for a fee waiver

SAT:$52.5

0

ACT:$56.5

0

Visit www.ncaaeligibilitycenter.org for more info

Parent/Student Workshop SeriesParents/students are welcome at all events/workshops.

College Admissions TestsWednesday, September 16, 2015 from 6-7pm(@ CVHS, Room A114 next to Career Center)

College Application ProcessWednesday, October 7, 2015 from 6-7pm

(@ CVHS, Room A114 next to Career Center)

RUSD Four-Year College/Career Fair and WorkshopsWednesday, October 14, 2015 from 6 - 8pm

(@ RHS Terrier Gymnasium, workshops in other rooms)

ScholarshipsWednesday, November 18, 2015 from 6-7pm(@ CVHS, Room A114 next to Career Center)

Financial AidThursday, January 21, 2016 from 6-8pm

(Students will have had their workshop through their English class this week) (@ REVHS Blackstone Theater)

OPTIONS Career/College FairFriday, February 5, 2016 (@ CVHS)

Friday, February 12, 2016 (@ REVHS)Friday, February 19, 2016 (@ RHS)

College Search Process Wednesday, February 17, 2016 from 6-7pm(@ CVHS, Room A114 next to Career Center)

Community CollegesWednesday, March 30, 2016 from 6-7pm

(@ CVHS, Room A114 next to Career Center)

College Search Enginesbigfuture.collegeboard.org/college-search

www.californiacolleges.eduwww.collegeview.com

 www.campusexplorer.com/

Career Exploration www.calcareercenter.orgwww.cacareerzone.org/

Helpful websites for the undecided:

California community colleges:www.cccco.edu

UC: www.ucop.edu CSU: www.calstate.edu

Private schools: www.aiccu.edu

Art: www.artschools.com Technical: www.technical-schools-guide.com

Military: www.military.com

Graduate from CVHSGraduate from CVHS Options: Certificate, AA/AS Degree, 4-year Options: Certificate, AA/AS Degree, 4-year

transfertransfer

Crafton Hills

San Bernardino

Valley College

Chaffey College

Riverside

City College

Certificate programs through the community college

Trade Schools Regional Occupational Programs (ROP)

ASVAB test (Fall and Spring) ROTC Join the Army, Navy, Air Force,

Marines, Coast Guard Reserves

In addition to a solid GPA, students interested in In addition to a solid GPA, students interested in attending a 4-year college or university immediately attending a 4-year college or university immediately after a high school should also:after a high school should also:

Participate in extra-curricular and/or co-curricular Participate in extra-curricular and/or co-curricular activities.activities.On campus- sports, ASB, clubs, academic On campus- sports, ASB, clubs, academic

decathlon, etc.decathlon, etc.Off campus- part-time jobs, clubs, youth groups, Off campus- part-time jobs, clubs, youth groups,

explorer programs, boy or girl scouts, sports, etc.explorer programs, boy or girl scouts, sports, etc.Community serviceCommunity service

Refer to our website for a list of these organizations

Read/listen to the Daily Bulletin for specific dates of meetings/auditions or tryouts

You must have a GPA of ______ to participate in sports or activity groups like Band, Speech and Debate!

Clubs do not have a GPA requirement

2.0

School School ActivitiesActivities

Spanish Spanish ClubClub

FootballFootball

ASBASB

Community Community ActivitiesActivities

Boy ScoutsBoy Scouts

Church Church ActivitiesActivities

Youth ChoirYouth Choir

AwardsAwards Outstanding Outstanding Student Student Award 1Award 1stst quarter Eng, quarter Eng, 99

Work Work ExperienceExperience

Summer life Summer life guard at guard at YMCAYMCA

Activity Chart

FALL

PSAT (10/14)

College Fair (10/14)

ASVAB

Online college search

WINTER

Study for SAT & or ACT

NCAA Clearinghouse

Visit colleges

SPRING

AP Tests

SAT & or ACT

ASVAB

Junior Year – In Review

Attendance Study Time Materials Note Taking Asking Questions Tutoring Keeping track of grades Communication Using available resources

www.collegeboard.org www.actstudent.org www.collegeview.com www.finaid.org www.ncaaclearinghouse.net

Have a nice day.

Mrs. Scott

Mr. Barba

Mrs. Farley

Mr. Wood

Shoe Salesperson * Gymnastics Coach * professional Circus Performer * special education teacher * Counselor

Migrant worker * U.S. Army * Waiter * DJ * Restaurant Manager * Self-Migrant worker * U.S. Army * Waiter * DJ * Restaurant Manager * Self-Employed * Spanish Teacher * Counselor Employed * Spanish Teacher * Counselor

waitress * receptionist * ELL Language assessor * Spanish teacher * counselor

Cashier * Cafeteria food server* osteoporosis Research Assistant * Cashier * Cafeteria food server* osteoporosis Research Assistant * substitute teacher * Special education Teacher * Counselorsubstitute teacher * Special education Teacher * Counselor

Lawn mower/gardener * baseball scorekeeper * dishwasher * forklift driver * gas station attendant * uCLA football equipment manager * UCLA football scorekeeper * convention setup * soil technician * YMCA daycare counselor * substitute teacher * 6th grade teacher * Counselor

CAHSEE: scores needed to graduate:

English/Language Arts ______

Math ________

350

350

Academics Arts Athletics Activities