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Title: Prospect High School 9th Grade Class Visits


1
Prospect High School 9th Grade Class Visits
  • Guidance Advisors
  • Mrs. Holguin A L
  • Ms. Lambert M - Z

2
Prospect High School
  • What 9th graders need to know

3
Graduation Requirements
  • Do students need to take certain classes to
    graduate?

4
Graduation Requirements
  • English 40
  • Social Science 30
  • Math (Algebra 1) 20
  • Science 20
  • Physical Education 20
  • Health 5
  • Fine Art 10
  • Applied Art 10
  • World Language 10
  • General Elective 55
  • Total Credits 220

Must pass High School Exit Exam (CAHSEE) 30
units using two categories
5
30 units from 2 categories
  • How do students fulfill this requirement?
  • Example
  • 2 years Foreign Language (Spanish or French)
  • 1 year Fine Art (Art 1, 3D Design, Drama,etc.)
  • -OR-
  • 2 years Fine Art
  • 1 year Applied Art (Foods, Computers,etc.)

6
Class Credit/Units
  • How do you earn credit in each of your classes?

7
Class Credit/Units
  • 2 semesters in one year
  • Receive 5 credits/units per class each semester
    (with a passing grade)
  • Which equals 10 credits/units per class each year
    (with a passing grade)
  • If you fail a class needed for graduation, you
    must make it up.

8
Grades
  • How do I know what my grades are?

9
Progress Reports
  • Grades mailed home every 6 weeks
  • Grades measure academic performance
  • Grades used for sports/extracurricular
    eligibility
  • Only semester grades appear on transcript
  • Fall Progress Reports October 9 and November 20
  • Fall Semester finals January 20 and January 21
  • Spring Progress Reports March 12 and April 30
  • Spring Semester finals June 9 and June 10

10
Attendance
  • Does missing school impact my
  • grades?

11
Attendance
  • Truants, Unexcused absences Tardies will affect
    your progress report final grade
  • Absences must be cleared within 3 days
  • Parents must call the 24-hour Attendance Hotline
    at 558-3068 to clear an absence

12
4-year Colleges
  • Are high school graduation requirements and
    college entrance requirements the same?

13
UC/CSU Minimum A G Subject Requirements
  • A 2 Years Social Science/History
  • B 4 Years English
  • C 3 Years Math
  • (through Intermediate Algebra 2 or Algebra 2)
  • D 2 Years Laboratory Science
  • (1 year Biology, 1 year Chemistry or Physics)
  • E 2 Years Foreign Language (same language)
  • F 1 Year Visual and Performing Arts
  • G 1 Year College Prep Elective
  • Earn C or better in these classes

14
GPA Calculation
  • What is GPA?
  • How do I calculate my GPA?

15
How to Calculate YourGrade Point Average
  • 1. Convert each letter grade to a numeric value
  • A 4 B 3 C 2 D 1 F 0
  • 2. List all your grades (sample)
  • English B 3 9th Grade PE B 3
  • Algebra A 4 Art 1 B 3
  • Earth Science C 2 Spanish I C 2
  • 3. Replace the grades with a numeric value, add
    them up and divide by the number of classes
  • 3 4 2 3 3 2 17 17 divided
    by 6 2.83
  • Sample GPA 2.83 (which is equal to between a
    B and C average)
  • Grade Point Average (GPA) is used to determine
  • Academic Performance ? Eligibility to play
    sports
  • Eligibility for colleges

16
Support Services
  • How do students get extra help with
  • homework and assignments?

17
Resources
  • Study Hall
  • Everyday
  • 1140 1210
  • Help from teacher
  • Homework Center
  • Prospect Library
  • Monday - Thursday
  • 215 - 400
  • Peer Tutors Available
  • Friday Cards
  • Pick-up in Student Services Center or Main Office
  • Weekly grade report

18
Use Time Outside of School Wisely!
  • Develop habits that will lead to success
  • Find a quiet place to study
  • Plan a daily homework schedule
  • Use a daily planner
  • Use Study Hall to receive help from your teachers
  • Register for School Loop _at_ http//www.prospect.sch
    oolloop.com/

19
Extracurricular Activities
  • Colleges applications
  • Community service based Scholarships
  • Meaningful activities
  • Prolonged commitment
  • Leadership roles
  • Keep track of community service hours, duties and
    dates

20
Websites
  • www.prospect.cuhsd.org
  • www.act.org
  • www.californiacolleges.edu
  • www.cccco.edu
  • www.collegeboard.com
  • www.csumentor.edu
  • www.fastweb.com
  • www.FederalStudentAid.ed.gov
  • www.universityofcalifornia.edu

21
Thank You!
  • Q A
  • Class of 2013
  • Go Panthers!
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