Welcome RBV ParentsWelcome RBV Parents

2012-13 REGISTRATION PRENSENTATION2012-13 REGISTRATION PRENSENTATION

Lisa BerryLisa Berry A – B A – B Dana Galasso Dana Galasso C – GL C – GL Kristen Piña Kristen Piña GO – LGO – LAreli SimpsonAreli Simpson M – PM – PTim Roty Tim Roty Q – R & ELDQ – R & ELD Allyson Fellars Allyson Fellars S – ZS – Z

Angel ChavarinAngel Chavarin Intervention CounselorIntervention Counselor Barbara Benavidez Barbara Benavidez All students in special educationAll students in special education

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SUBJECT CreditsENGLISH 40 CreditsSOCIAL SCIENCE (World His 1, World His 2, US His, Gov/Econ)

40 Credits

MATHEMATICS (Must pass Algebra 1 and Geometry)

30 Credits

SCIENCE (1 Life, 1 Physical) 20 CreditsFINE ART OR FOREIGN LANGUAGE 10 CreditsPHYSICAL EDUCATION 30 CreditsELECTIVES 50 Credits

TOTAL 220 Credits ******Must pass State-Mandated Health curriculum

***Must pass the California High School Exit Exam (Language Arts and Math)

“A-G” courses must be completed with ‘C’ grade or higher

A. History/Social Science – 2 YEARS REQUIRED

B. English – 4 YEARS REQUIRED

C. Mathematics – 3 YEARS REQUIRED, 4 YEARS RECOMMENDED Must complete Algebra 2.

D. Laboratory Science – 2 YEARS REQUIRED, 3 YEARS RECOMMENDED Biology, chemistry and physics.

E. Language Other than English – 2 YEARS REQUIRED, 3 YEARS RECOMMENDED Two years of the same language other than English.

F. Visual and Performing Arts (VPA) – 1 YEAR REQUIRED Dance, drama/theater, music or visual art.

G. College-Preparatory Electives – 1 YEAR REQUIRED

COLLEGE ADMISSION TESTINGCOLLEGE ADMISSION TESTING• CSU’s (California State University): SAT Reasoning Test or

ACT required for admission

• UC’s (University of California): SAT Reasoning Test or ACT required for admission

• Private and Out of State Schools: Check individual admission requirements

• Community College: No SAT or ACT required. Community College placement test required

• All Juniors will take the EAP with your 11th grade English class during CST testing

• See RBV Counseling web page for more info

COLLEGE ADMISSION TESTING COLLEGE ADMISSION TESTING SAT & ACT DatesSAT & ACT Dates

• SAT: Visit www.collegeboard.com 2012 Dates: March 10th, May 5th and June 2nd

• ACT: Visit www.actstudent.org 2012 Dates: April 14th and June 9th

Registration TimelineRegistration Timeline1. Your students will attend the Registration Presentation on:

JUNIORS February 23, 2012SOPHOMORES March 22, 2012FRESHMAN April 12, 2012

2. Counselors will meet with your students individually to discuss their 2012-13 course selections and create individualized academic plans by grade level. Students must bring their completed Course Worksheet to their meeting.

JUNIORS Month of MARCH SOPHOMORES Month of APRIL

FRESHMAN Month of MAY

Registration MaterialsRegistration MaterialsStudents must bring all completed and signed forms to

registration meeting (if applicable)1. Course Worksheet

Must have all required teacher signatures for: Electives, Sports, ASB, Yearbook.

2. Honors Waiver needed if student elects to take course that is not recommended

or has not fulfilled prerequisite. Avaible from in the Counseling Office

3. T.A. Form (11th and 12th Grade only) If your student requests to be a Teacher’s Aide

Registration Information Registration Information • The Course Catalog and Registration information available

on the RBV Counseling website at www.rbvhs.org.

• The Course Catalog is available ONLINE ONLY. See page 13 for UC/CSU “A-G” requirements. See page 26 for NCAA requirements.

• The Registration Worksheets AND grade level Registration PowerPoint Presentations are available on the RBVHS Counseling Website.

The Course Menu and Registration Worksheet

•Read Instructions

•Choose elective courses*If your elective requires a teacher

signature have the teacher sign here

•Choose 2 Alternate Electives

•Your student’s teachers will recommend the next level of core courses

1. * = Elective course that requires a teacher signature

2. P = College Preparatory Course (UC/CSU Approved)

Use the back of your student’s Registration

Worksheet to help them choose their courses.

RemindersReminders• There is NO SUMMER SCHOOL available

• Honors classes do not need to be taken in block. (except incoming 9th graders).

• Early Assessment Program(EAP) – 11th graders will take the EAP test this year during their English CST.

• Student’s must make up “D’s” in core CSU/UC subject areas. Students should see their counselor ASAP for more

information.

COLLEGE NIGHT COLLEGE NIGHT

May 15May 15thth 2012 @ RBV 2012 @ RBV

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