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Welcome
Principal Ken Lawrence-Emanuel
Assistant Principal of Student Services Craig Miller
Assistant Principal of Counseling & Guidance Gail Atlansky
Knight’s Day today – 8th grade visit
Campus Tours with Link Crew Leaders Received SHS Bracelets Athletic facilities, Shops, Freshmen teachers, Farm,
Blue and Gold Café, offices Students Presentations in gymnasium
Clubs, ASB, Athletics, Art program, AVID, Humanities Academy, gMEC Academy, Theatre Arts
Enrollment Packet given to middle school staff Humanities Academy application to staff
Enrolling at Soquel High School
You must enroll at Soquel High as we are a different district – Santa Cruz City Schools
Fill out and complete all four forms Enrollment form (Blue) Freshmen Course Requests (Green) Student Health History (Green) Home Language Survey (White)
Signatures required on ALL forms
Turn in Enrollment forms to your Counselor New Brighton Middle School
Counselors visit on Wednesday, March 26 Shoreline Middle School
Counselors visit on Tuesday, March 18 Privates and Charters
Call Counseling Assistant at 429-3909 x 132 for enrollment appointment with counselor
Counseling Department
Your Counselors Sue Faix (A - Ga) 429-3909 ext 133 Bryan Anderson (Ge - N) 429-3909 ext 134 Branna Banks (O - Z) 429-3909 ext 135Counseling Secretary (Schedules counseling appointments) Suzanne Williams 429-3909 ext 132Registrar (Enrollments, transcripts, records, etc.) Denise Weber 429-3909 ext 136
Freshmen Course Request form
Freshmen Course Requests (Green) English, Math, and PE courses determined by
school staff Parent/guardian and student choose:
Science and/or World Language Elective
Soquel High School Graduation Requirements
English 4 years 40 creditsMath 2 years 20World Language None NoneSocial Studies 3 years 30Science 2 years 20Applied Arts / Fine Arts (VAPA) 1 ½ years 25Physical Education 2 years 20Health ½ years 5Electives 70Total Credits 230
Sample 4 Year Plan
Minimum College Preparatory*The UC and SHS Counseling recommends students take 4 years of core academics.
Grade 9 Grade 10 Grade 11 Grade 12
English 1 English 2 English 3 English 4
Health / Semester Elective World History US History Government &
Economics
Algebra 1 Geometry Algebra 2 Elective
Fine Art Elective or World Language World Language World Language Elective
Biology Chemistry Physics Elective
PE 9 PE Elective Elective Elective
Additional High School Graduation Requirements Pass Algebra 1 Pass PE 9 Pass the California High School
Exit Exam (CAHSEE)
College Readiness continued…
A – G Subject Categories A: Social Studies (2 years) B: English (4 years) C: Math (3 years, minimum Algebra 2)* D: Science (2 years, Lab Science)* E: World Language (2 years, same language)* F: Fine Art (1 year, visual performing Art) G: Elective (1 year, college prep elective) *UC’s recommend additional years of Math, Science, and World Language to be competitive!
Four Year Planning Workshops
Small group workshops to support students with their high school plans
Students and parent/guardians participate in September and October 2014
Facilitated by your student’s counselor 35 – 45 minute workshops
Freshman Orientation
A few days before school starts Link Crew
Group participation Inclusive Activities
Team Building Ice Breakers
Campus Tours
Transitioning to High School
Attend all classes everyday Communicate with teachers (during class, office
hours, and/or emails Check Infinite Campus 2 – 3 times per week Complete all Homework Use your SHS planner daily Join a club, play a sport, try out for a school play,
get involved with ASB, sign up for a music class
Expectations for Campus Community
Positive involvement in our school community Treat everybody with respect Team player; learn how to work well with others Hard-working, responsible student Respect due dates Teach tolerance on our campus Communicate with teachers, counselors, and
administration
Parent Opportunities
Ways to get involved at Soquel High! Soquel High Fund Soquel Music Foundation Grad Night Committee Escrip Humanities Academy Sports Team volunteer Office volunteer
Main or Counseling officeQ & A with our Parent & Student Panel
Athletics
Athletic Director Stu Walters: 429-3950Fall Cross Country, Football, Girls’ Golf, Girls’ Tennis, Girls’ Volleyball, Water Polo, & Cheer
Starts before school year begins Contact coach ASAP
Winter Basketball, Soccer, Wrestling, & CheerSpring Baseball, Softball, Track & Field, Swimming & Diving, Boys’ Tennis, Boys’ Gold, Boys’ Volleyball, Lacrosse
Athletics
Clearance Paperwork for Athletic Participation: http://soquelhs.net/home/Athletics/
Physical Exam Bring completed clearance paperwork SHS campus, June 4st 5:30pm $25 fee