9th & 10 th grade parent meeting
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9th & 10 th Grade Parent Meeting. Classes of 2015 & 2016 WWW.SEWANHAKA.K12.NY.US. English 4 Social St. 4 Math 3 Science 3 For. Lang. 1 Art/Music 1 Health .5 Phys. Ed. 2 Electives 3.5 TOTAL 22.0. English 4 Social St. 4 - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
9th & 10th Grade Parent
Meeting
Classes of 2015 & 2016WWW.SEWANHAKA.K12.NY.US
Course Requirements for the Class of 2015 & 2016
English 4 Social St. 4 Math 3 Science 3 For. Lang. 1 Art/Music 1 Health .5 Phys. Ed. 2 Electives 3.5
TOTAL 22.0
English 4 Social St. 4 Math 3 Science 3 For. Lang. 3 Art/Music 1 Health .5 Phys. Ed. 2 Electives 1.5
TOTAL 22.0
REGENTS DIPLOMA ADVANCED REGENTS DIPLOMA
Required Exams for the Class of 2015 & 2016
English 1 Math
• Integrated Algebra
Global Studies U.S. History 1 Science
English 3 Math
• Integrated Algebra • Geometry• Algebra 2 /
Trigonometry Global Studies U.S. History 2 Science Foreign Language
Regents Diploma
Advanced Regents Diploma
Points To Remember for HS
Transcript
Extracurricular activities
Part-time jobs
Volunteering
January Counselors meet with all students. **Students make their initial course selections at this time and SHOULD bring home a copy of courses selected!
February Meet individually with each student to go over their course selections
March-June Teachers’ recommendations Spring-Summer Finalized course list
mailed home
The Scheduling Process
Advanced Placement Program
Advanced Placement courses are offered to students in all academic areas by recommendation only.
Courses are extremely challenging. Courses culminate in mandatory AP exams. $90 per exam. Course is taught to a nationally recognized
standard. AP Night: Thursday, January 3rd
Sewanhaka Career & Technical Programs
A + Computer Technician
Advertising Art Technology
Architectural Technology
Networking Automotive Technology
Automotive Repair Technician
Instrumentation & Automation
Corporate Communications / Digital Imaging
Cosmetology (Beauty Culture)
Construction Trades / Building Trade
1-year 2-year 3-year
Junior Honor Society
Students become eligible for membership in the Junior National Honor Society upon accumulation of:
• A grade point average of 90 or higher by the end of the third marking period, in 8th, 9th or 10th grade.
• A faculty committee will review the application for academic, service, leadership and teacher recommendation for each candidate.
• Scholar Incentive Medals Points are accumulated from grades 9-12
College Entrance Exams
PSAT/NMSQT National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test
SAT Math, Critical Reading, Writing (200-800 on each section)
SAT Subject Tests ACT Exam
The American College Test English, Math, Reading, Science & Writing
(optional) (Composite Score 11-36)
Naviance Family Connection
www.connection.naviance.com/nhpmhs
Cluster FinderCareer Interest
ProfilerResume BuilderCollege Search Tools
NCAADivision 1 & Division 2 athletes
must be certified through the NCAA Clearinghouse to participate.
Core course requirements and SAT/ACT scores determine certification.
Register during Junior year at www.eligibiltycenter.org
Support Services Offered at NHP
Teacher e-mail• Eg: Gerri Cookler
Teacher’s Extra Help Schedule Homework Center Operation Success National Honor Society Tutor Big Brother/Big Sister Program Conflict Mediation
DISTRICT ATTENDANCE POLICY
• Credit will be denied to any student who exceeds: • 12 absences in ½ credit course• 24 absences in full credit course
3 lates = 1 absence
• Cutting class = no appeal process
•EVEN EXCUSED ABSENCES COUNT
DATES TO REMEMBER
December 14, 2012 MP2 Progress Reports mailed home.
December 12, 2012 Career Education Orientation @ SHS
January 3, 2013 AP Night @ NHP