Freshmen

Registration/Orientation

& Bullying/Cyber

Bullying

CLASS OF 2018

Registration Dates:

March 9,10, 11, 12 and 13

www.polyhighschoolguidance.weebly.com

Counseling Department

Mrs. Bramlett

Assistant Principal

Mrs. King

Counseling Secretary

951-788-7203

Bullying & Cyberbullying

What is bullying?

Bullying is defined as making fun of, putting down, or threatening (physically,

verbally or both) another person. Often there is an imbalance of power.

Bullying is done on purpose and is often repeated.

Cyberbullying is willful and repeated harm inflicted through the use of

computers, cell phones, and other electronic devices.

Instant messaging is often used, on computers as well as cell phones.

Who can report bullying or cyberbullying?

Anyone

Snitching vs. Reporting Incidents when you

feel threatened

witness someone else being threatened

when you just know something is wrong

Consequences

Disciplinary (School)

Criminal (Law Enforcement)

Why Its Important To Take

a Stand Against Bullying

Why you should DO something?

Showing respect for people means accepting their differences and treating

them the way you’d like to be treated. It is important to look out for each other

at school and report bullying right away.

Safety is EVERY students problem. This is YOUR school, and we are all

responsible for making it safe

Put yourself in someone else’s shoes. It takes courage!!

How would you feel?

What could you do?

Where do you report bullying?

Discipline Office

Who can you talk to ?

Teacher, Administrator, Counselor

Subject “A – G”

COLLEGEHigh School

Graduation

English 40 credits 40 credits

History/

Social Science20 credits 30 credits

Math 30 credits 30 credits

Science 20 credits 20 credits

PE 20 credits

Foreign

Language20 credits

30 credits

(20 credits in same concentration,

minimum of 2 areas)VAPA 10 credits

CTE

Electives 10 credits 50 credits

Total Credits 220 credits

RUSD Graduation and

UC/CSU “A-G” Requirements

REGISTRATION INFO.

REGISTRATION SHEET (must bring the day of

registration)

Math and Foreign Language must earn a “C”

or better second semester to move to next level

Parent and Student Signature is required on

registration form

Every student must select six classes as well

as 2-3 alternative classes

New Classes

Exploring Computer Science

Math 3

Math 3 Accelerated *must have taken Math 2 Accelerated

Music Technology 2nd year

Show Choir (for PE credit!)

AP Studio Art 2D *must have taken Art 3/4

7th period Theatre *for students involved in productions

Walking for Fitness – PE

Multimedia World History – for your 10th grade history class! For students

who are interested in Graphic Design and Video Production

Did you know that you can take one of

your 6 classes through Riverside Virtual

School? Or you can take 6 classes

here and make up

something you have failed!

Ask your Counselor about this option!

Online RVS Classes

Advanced Placement

Academy Offers college-bound students an opportunity to experience a concentration of courses that are

designed to mimic the collegiate experience and give students insight into college and career

readiness.

Concentrations: Medicine, General Science, Applied Mathematics, Business, Communications,

Computer Science, Humanities, Performing Arts.

Each concentration has 6 AP classes.

Students must have completed an honors class and maintained a 3.0 during their freshman year OR

obtain teacher recommendations.

Complete an application, maintain a 3.0, Do not receive a “D” or and “F” in any class, pass all

required courses, attend AP Academy events.

Please see Mr. Booth in room 151 for more information.

Sample Sophomore

Schedule

1. World Literature or Honors World Literature

2. World History, Multimedia World History or AP

European History

3. Math

4. Science (typically a physical science)

5. Foreign language, VAPA or CTE class

6. PE (co-ed, sport, weight training, aerobics,

dance, show choir, JROTC or marching band)

Registration Sheet

Registration Sheet

Registration Sheet

Summer School

Application Process Your counselor will meet with you to plan your 10th

grade classes and will notify you at that time of summer school course offerings and the course(s) you need to retake.

Summer school applications will be give to you when you come in to select classes.

Summer school this year will be held at:

King, Arlington, Ramona and online through Riverside Virtual. You may chose any campus.

Space is limited to a “first come first served” basis and we will let you know the deadline soon. It is normally in late April.

Students who submit applications late or do not get a spot in summer school may always show up the first day of summer school to see if there are “no-shows”. However, you must have an application already on file.

Career Cruising

Login Information

Log on: www.rusdlink.org/poly . Click on “Students” tab under Quick Links – click on Career Cruising to create your account.

Username is the prefix Riv- + your student ID number. For example:

RIV-123456

Password is your birthdate mmddyyyy. For example:

August 25, 1990 = 08251990

After you log in the first time, you will be required to select a new password.

Career Cruising

An internet-based college & career

exploration and planning tool.

Career Cruising can be accessed from

school, home or wherever you have

access to the internet.

Interest & Skills Assessment

Career Profiles

Multimedia Interviews

College & Financial Aid Information

Electronic Career Portfolio/4 Year Plan

Resume Builder

Sample Transcript

THANK YOU

Evaluation Survey

Questions ?

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