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Title: Principal Update


1
Principal Update
  • FCAT Summary
  • Balance Focus Fun
  • Communications
  • Website
  • Calendar
  • Links
  • Daily Podcast
  • On-hold
  • Watershed Conservation and its Economic Impact
    on our Community
  • March 25th Kick Off
  • April 15, 16, 17 Community Learning
  • May 29th Conclusion

2
Next Steps in the High School Journey
3
SPHS Guidance
  • Grade 9
  • English 1
  • Algebra 1 (or higher)
  • Integrated Science 1
  • U.S. History
  • Applied Communications
  • Technology Studies 1
  • Multi Media Technology
  • H.O.P.E.
  • Honors Courses Available

4
SPHS Guidance
  • Grade 10
  • English II
  • AP Literature
  • Geometry (or higher)
  • Integrated Science II
  • World History
  • AP World History
  • Spanish I or II
  • Spanish II / III / IV
  • Signature I OR Tech Studies II
  • Signature II OR Tech Studies III
  • Honors Courses Available

5
Grade 10Sample Schedule
6
Career Technical Education (CTE) Programs
  • Agriculture, Food Natural Resources
  • Veterinary Assisting
  • Architectural Construction
  • Architectural Drafting
  • Building Construction Technology
  • Arts, A/V Technology Communication
  • Multimedia Design Technology
  • TV Production (proposed for 2010)
  • Business Management Administration
  • Administrative Assistant
  • Customer Assistance Technology
  • Medical Administrative Specialist

7
Career Technical Education (CTE) Programs
  • Education and Training
  • Early Childhood Education
  • Finance
  • Accounting Operations
  • Government Public Administration
  • Geospatial/Geographic Information Systems (GIS)
    Technology I (Signature Program)
  • Health Science (age 16 for clinical)
  • Medical Laboratory Assisting
  • Practical Nursing
  • Biomedical Science (Signature Program)
  • Hospitality and Tourism
  • Hotel Restaurant Management (Signature Program)
  • Commercial Foods Culinary Art

8
Career Technical Education (CTE) Programs
  • Human Service
  • Cosmetology
  • Information Technology
  • Computer Systems Technology
  • PC Support Services
  • Legal Administrative Specialist
  • Game Artist / or Animator (Signature Program)
  • Public Service / Health
  • EMT / Fire Science
  • Public Works
  • Transportation, Distribution Logistics
  • Auto Collision Repair Refinishing
  • Automotive Service Technology
  • Marine Service Technology

9
2nd Year Technology Studies
  • Related Major Area
  • Management Business Technologies
  • Programs of Study
  • Culinary Cosmetology
  • Administrative Assisting
  • Accounting
  • Legal Administrative Specialist
  • Hands-on Focus
  • Office apps tools
  • Business systems
  • Entrepreneurship
  • Projects in food lodging
  • Human Services projects

10
2nd Year Technology Studies
  • Related Major Area
  • Information System Technologies
  • Programs of Study
  • GIS
  • TV Production
  • Multimedia Design technology
  • Hands-on Focus
  • Geospatial-geographical (GIS) apps.
  • Photogrammetric
  • Mapping
  • GIS field work
  • Demographics
  • Environmental sustainability
  • Desktop publishing
  • Photography, multimedia and web-based projects

11
2nd Year Technology Studies
  • Related Major Area
  • Applied Technologies
  • Programs of Study
  • Architectural drafting
  • Auto service technology
  • Auto refinishing repair
  • Marine Service
  • Computer Systems Technology
  • Building Construction Tech
  • Hands-on Focus
  • Building, repairing, refinishing of autos, boats
    computers
  • Designing, drawing, model-building, and
    construction projects

12
Signature Programs
  • Biomedical Sciences
  • z
  • Game Artist / or Animator
  • z
  • Geospatial / Geographic Information Systems (GIS)
    Technology
  • z
  • Hotel Restaurant Management

13
Project Lead the WayBiomedical Sciences
14
Game Artist / or Animator
15
Geospatial / Geographic Information Systems (GIS)
Technology
16
Hotel Restaurant Management
17
SPHS Guidance
  • Grade 11
  • English III
  • AP Language
  • Algebra II (or higher)
  • Integrated Science III
  • AP Econ/AP Government
  • CTE Focus 1
  • CTE Focus 2
  • CTE Focus 3
  • CTE Focus 4
  • Honor Courses Available

18
SPHS Guidance
  • Grade 12
  • English IV
  • Literature Dual Enrollment
  • Pre Calc (or higher)
  • Science
  • Senior Project / Dual Enrollment /
    On-the-job-training
  • CTE Focus 5
  • CTE Focus 6
  • CTE Focus 7
  • CTE Focus 8

19
Understanding your Academic Record
  • Grade Point Average (GPA)
  • Average of a students grades starting with
    freshman year
  • Based on a 4.0 scale (A4, B3, C2, D1, F0)
  • Generally the most important criteria for college
    admission is your GPA
  • Weighted and Unweighted GPA
  • Honors, Dual Enrollment, and AP Classes are
    weighted 1 pt. in our school district
  • Class Rank
  • Where a student stands academically in relation
    to the other members of their graduating class.
    Based on weighted GPA
  • i.e. 20/150 . . . . Top 13 of class

20
Understanding your Academic Record Contd
  • High School Transcript
  • Official record of a students academic
    achievement
  • All courses are listed with grades
  • Repeated classes will use only the highest grade
    in the GPA calculation (Page 15)
  • Shows cumulative GPA, class rank
  • Test scores are not included on transcripts sent
    to colleges

21
College Admissions Criteria
  • Admissions criteria will vary from school to
    school. Colleges will use some, if not all of
    the below
  • GPA
  • SAT / ACT scores
  • Strength of class schedule
  • Class rank
  • Extra-curricular Activities / Awards
  • Essays
  • Recommendations
  • Interview

22
Academic GPA
  • State University System (SUS) of Florida
  • 11 public universities
  • Colleges recalculate Academic GPA
  • .5 weight for Honors and DE
  • 1.0 weight for AP
  • Most SUS will recalculate GPA based on all
    academic classes.
  • Colleges want to see that students have succeeded
    in taking the most challenging classes available,
    i.e. Honors, DE, AP

23
Being Successful in College
  • Not only can course work affect college access,
    but it can affect COLLEGE SUCCESS
  • Schedule 4 years of academic courses that will
    help you to be successful in college!
  • STATISTICS
  • Advanced math courses (beyond Algebra II, i.e.
    Trig., Pre-Calc., etc.) more than doubles the
    odds that a student will graduate from a 4-year
    college.
  • Taking AP courses is more strongly correlated
    with completion of a bachelors degree than with
    college access.
  • What does this mean?
  • While Advanced Math courses and AP courses may
    help with getting into college, these courses are
    MORE important in helping students be successful
    in college.
  • Source U.S. Dept. of Education

24
Florida Universities becoming more selective!
  • 2008 SAT/ACT and Academic GPA ranges (middle 50)
  • Univ. of Florida (UF) 1210-1400 / 26-31
  • 4.0 4.4 weighted
  • Florida State Univ. (FSU) 1180-1330 / 26-29
  • 3.7 4.2 weighted
  • Univ. of Central Fla. (UCF) 1140-1280 / 24-28
  • 3.4 4.1 weighted
  • Univ. of South Fla. (USF) 1100-1270 / 24-28
  • 3.5 4.1 weighted
  • Florida Gulf Coast (FGCU) 980-1120 / 20-24
  • 3.0 3.7 weighted
  • Honors DE classes weighted .5 and AP weighted
    1.0

25
Summer School 2009
  • Locations
  • Sarasota High School
  • North Port High School
  • Dates
  • June 8th July 16th
  • Student Day 730 a.m. 1230 pm
  • Program
  • Algebra 1A/1B
  • English I/II

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Florida Virtual Schoolwww.FLVS.net
  • Internet-based accredited public high school
  • Part of the Florida public education system
  • Personalized instruction, self-paced
  • Courses English, Foreign Language, Math, Driver
    Education, Science, Social Studies
  • Admission Go to website, create student account
  • No Cost
  • Not diploma granting, is curriculum provider
  • 16 to 18 weeks per half credit
  • Request course, then get placed on wait list
  • Final grade reports are sent to home schools for
    credit

27
Next Steps
  • Course Selection Sheets due to main office on /
    before March 19th
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