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Junior/SeniorHelp
East Lake High SchoolGuidance Presentation
Introducing….Mrs. Liguori – Engineering Academy
[email protected]. Harris – Last Names A-G
[email protected]. Kopacz – Last Names H-O
[email protected]. Morris – Last Names P-Z
STANDARD DIPLOMA REQUIREMENTS
ENGLISH4 Credits
1st Semester (0.5 credit) 2nd Semester (0.5 credit) Year Long (1.0 credit)
English 1_________ _________ _________ _________
Must Pass FCAT Reading (245≤)
English 2_________ _________ _________ _________
SAT/ACT Concordant Score
English 3_________ _________ _________
English 4_________ _________ _________
*A student can graduate by receiving a score comparable to the FCAT passing score on the Reading portion of the ACT (19) or SAT (430).
MATH4 Credits
1st Semester (0.5 credit) 2nd Semester (0.5 credit) Year Long (1.0 credit)
Algebra 1_________ _________ _________ _________
Must pass Algebra EOC (399 <)
Geometry_________ _________ _________
3rd Math_________ _________ _________
4th Math_________ _________ __________
*A combination of Algebra 1A & 1B counts only as 1 credit for Bright Futures and/or university admissions.
* Algebra 2 is required for university admissions.
SCIENCE3 Credits
1st Semester (0.5 credit) 2nd Semester (0.5 credit) Year Long (1.0 credit)
Biology_________ _________ _________
2nd Science_________ _________
_________
3rd Science_________ _________
_________
*Two of the Science courses must contain a lab component.
SOCIALSTUDIES3 Credits
1st Semester (0.5 credit) 2nd Semester (0.5 credit) Year Long (1.0 credit)
U.S. Government_________
World History_________ _________
__________
U.S. History_________ _________ __________
Economics_________
*U.S. Government and Economics are 0.5 credit courses.
FINE ARTS1 Credit
_________You have met your Fine/Performing Arts requirement.
_________You have earned 0.5 credit worth of your Fine/Performing Arts requirement.
PHYS ED1 Credit 1st Semester (0.5 credit) 2nd Semester (0.5 credit) HOPE Waiver - Must have passed test
HOPE_________ _________
___________
VIRTUAL COURSE1 Full Course
_________You have met your virtual learning requirement.
*Completion of just one semester of a full year course cannot be used to meet this requirement.
FOREIGNLANGUAGE
None
1st Semester (0.5 credit) 2nd Semester (0.5 credit) Year Long (1.0 credit)
1st Credit_________ _________ _________
2nd Credit_________ _________ _________
*2 credits in the same foreign language are required for the Bright Futures Academic & Medallion Scholarships as well as for university admissions.
TOTAL24 Credits
You currently have: _________ credits_________
You are on track for total credits._________
You are behind on credits. You MUST see your counselor for Credit Recovery options.
GPA2.0
You currently have: _________ unweighted_________
Your GPA is on track for graduation._________
Your GPA is below 2.0 You MUST see your counselor for Grade Forgiveness options.
Student Email: _________________________________________________
Student Phone: _________________________________________________
Student Signature: _____________________________________________
Credit Checks for Students Graduating in 2016
Almost all students graduating this year should have had a review of his/her credits with the counselor. If your students has not seen his/her counselor for this, please have them contact us immediately.
Graduation Requirements Juniors
24 credits 2.0 GPA 4 English 4 Math 3 Science 3 Social Studies HOPE 1 credit F.A. 1online class FSA Reading - Passing Must Pass Alg 1 EOC
Seniors 24 credits 2.0 GPA 4 English 4 Math 3 Science 3 Social Studies HOPE 1 credit F.A. 1online class FCAT Reading - 3+ Must Pass Alg 1 EOC
Online CourseStudents must complete a full course online.
If it’s a two semester course, both semesters must be completed
If it’s a one semester course, one semester must be completed.
- Students can do this with Pinellas Virtual or Florida Virtual. We recommend Pinellas Virtual
ELHS School HelpForeign Language
Spanish Tuesday/Thursday T – 1:40-2:40TH – 1:40-2:40
T – 9220TH - 9215
Science
Chemistry Thursdays 1:35-2:30 2223
Biology Wednesdays 1:50-2:20 [email protected]
Physics Varies Varies Front Office - Volunteer
HistoryAll AP History Days vary Lunch 3224
ELHS School HelpMath
All Subjects Tuesday/Thursday 1:40-2:20 Media Center
Algebra 1 and 2 Varies Varies Front Office – Volunteer
Algebra 1 Mondays 1:40-2:20 9212
Geometry Thursdays Lunch 4225
Algebra 2 Honors Wednesdays 1:40-2:20 9212
Tips for Applying To College
Recommendations Apply early!!! Apply to several colleges/universities Provide your references with ample notice
for their recommendation letter(not all colleges require this)
Pay attention to each school’s application deadlines
Be unique in the college essays See SUS Florida Matrix
Recommendations SAT, ACT, and AP scores should be sent
by you directly to the Universities Official transcripts can be sent in
records near guidance $1 per school 24 hour notice Jennifer Sheplak – [email protected]
A great way to help identify your school of choice is to visit the campus. Sophomores, juniors and seniors are allowed to receive up to four excused absences for these visits.
In order for these absences to be excused, students must complete the following:
1. One week prior to the visit, a parent written note that includes the name of the institution and the date of the planned college visit needs to be submitted to Student Services with the attention to Ms. Green.
2. During the visit, you need to request a letter of verification that states the attended college on the date absent. The letter should be on school letterhead. 3. On the day of return, you must submit the letter of verification to Ms. Green.
4. Once this is completed, the absence should be excused within 1 week of submitting the letter.
College Visits
Financial Aid Night October 27 – Dunedin High School
6:00-7:30 Students and Parents are Welcome
They will be going over: FAFSA Bright Futures The basics of applying to college
Scholarships Many scholarships are available
ELHS Website English Teachers – Monthly Opportunities Pinellas Ed Foundation Websites like this www.fastweb.org
Keep your grades up Try your best on standardized tests Get involved in extra curricular activities Volunteer in your community – Bright
Futures
Bright Futures Florida Academic Scholars
1290 SAT OR 29 ACT
Community Service - 100 hrs
3.5 GPA (weighted)
2 sequential years of the same foreign language
Florida Medallion Scholars
1170 SAT OR 26 ACT Community Service –
75 hours 3.0 GPA (weighted)
2 sequential years of the same foreign language
Bright FuturesSeniors Only! The application period for Bright Futures begins December 1, 2015. Guidance will have directions for the application.
Bright Futures Breakdown
• Volunteer hours must be pre-approved by counselors ahead of time
• Student needs to fill out forms for each place he/she volunteers
• It does not need to be non-profit
• Seniors should have all volunteer paperwork turned in by May 1st for ample time to process
Standardized Tests
SAT Test Dates:
November 7 December 5 January 23 March 5 May 7 June 4
www.sat.org/register
ACT Test Dates:
December 12 February 6 April 9 June 11
www.actstudent.org
Post-Secondary Tests We recommend taking each test once during the
Spring of your Junior Year to see which one you do better on
Pay attention to the guidelines for specific universities in regards to sending all test scores and/or if they super score
The SAT is redesigning the format in March 2016 – Collegeboard.org will have details about the changes
Senior Information Senior Newsletter comes out once a month Location and time for graduation is June 1st
at Tropicana at 5:45 p.m. Contact our Senior Class Sponsor for more
information regarding senior event questions Mrs. Dorrier – [email protected]
Mrs. Pope – [email protected] is our junior sponsor
Future PlansCareer Inventory
What is the Point?Future Plans is a self-administered, engaging, online, career guidance program aimed at helping high school students and young adults discover how their strengths, interests and values are aligned with educational pathways to in-demand, 21st century, globally-competitive careers.
How can you DO IT?Go to the following website:
https://pinellas.futureplans.org/
Then, simply click on “Let’s Get Started.”
Handouts 1. Senior Packet 2. Bright Futures Eligibility 3. Bright Futures Payout 4. Websites for Financial Aid &
Scholarships5. Financial Aid Booklets6. Essay Tips for College Applications 7. Resume Example
Contact Your Counselor Mrs. Harris (A-G) –
Mrs. Kopacz (H-O) – [email protected]
Mr. Morris (P-Z) – [email protected]
Mrs. Liguori (Engineers) - [email protected]
Thank You
We appreciate your attendance tonight and if you have further questions, feel
free to email us.