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Welcome to CVHS. Class of 2014. CVHS ALMA MATER. Let us to our Alma Mater sing of loyalty and our pride, we lift our voices ever true to praise the red and blue. We sing our praise in loud acclaim to Conestoga Valley High, so may we all be ever true to the RED and the BLUE. History of CVHS. - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
Welcome to CVHS
• Class of 2014
CVHS ALMA MATER
Let us to our Alma Mater sing of loyalty and our pride,
we lift our voices ever true to praise the red and blue.
We sing our praise in loud acclaim to Conestoga Valley High,
so may we all be ever true to the RED and the BLUE.
History of CVHS
• Started in 1957 – Combined East Lampeter and Upper Leacock High Schools.
Mission Statement
• To educate all students to be competent, caring, and contributing citizens in an ever-changing global community.
Vision Statement
• To develop the maximum potential of every individual.
We believe in the following foundations:
• Advancing the academic potential of all students.• Demonstrating proficiency with technology.• Inspiring critical thinking skills.• Fostering effective communication skills.• Providing a safe and accepting learning environment.• Promoting the development of core character traits.• Cultivating a well-rounded educational program.• Instilling the practice of life-long learning.
Today’s Agenda
• Academic Priorities• Logistics /Management• High school success• Parent meeting - posted online
ACADEMICS
• PSSA/Keystone exams• Graduation Requirements– Credit Requirements – 29 credits– Graduation Project
• Core and Elective classes• CTC
PSSA TESTING
• Spring of Junior year.• Students who are not proficient will retake the
PSSA in October of their Senior year.• Students will take 4Sight tests three times
during their 9th and 10th grade years to ensure they are making the necessary progress.
• Specially designed interventions.
KEYSTONE EXAMS
• Starting this school year students in Algebra 1 and Biology will take the Keystone exam at the end of the class.
• Over the next two years Keystone exams will be added for every core subject.
• Students not passing the Keystone exam will not pass the class.
• 1/3 of class grade.
Finals• End of the semester test for core
classes.• Occurs at the end of every
semester.• Many formats.
Credits• The unit of measurement for
successfully completing a classes requirements.• 1 marking period = .5 credit• 2 marking period = 1 credit
Breakdown of Credits per year
• Minimum credits required per HS year.• Freshman - Total 7 credits
Sophomore - Total 14 creditsJunior - Total 21 creditsSenior - Total 28 creditsSenior Project - 1 credit Total 29 credits
ScheduleTerm 1 Term 1 Term 2 Term 2
MP 1 MP 2 MP 3 MP 4
Block 1 Math Math English English
Block 2 Science Science Social Studies
Social Studies
Block 3 Art Music Tech Ed Personal Finance
Block 4 Phys Ed Computer Spanish Spanish
Failures• In High School required courses
must be repeated until passed.• It does not go away!• For example …
4 DAY CYCLE OVERALLTerm 1 - Freshman Year
Day 1 Day 2 Day 3 Day 4
Block 1 Math Math Math Math
Block 2 Science Science Science Science
Block 3 Art Art Art Art
Block 4 PE 9 Computer PE 9 Computer
Failed Failed
4 DAY CYCLE OVERALLTerm 1 – Sophomore Year
Day 1 Day 2 Day 3 Day 4
Block 1 Math Math Math Math
Block 2 Science Science Science Science
Block 3 Intro to Tech Ed
Intro to Tech Ed
Intro to Tech Ed
Intro to Tech Ed
Block 4 PE 9 Study Hall PE 9 Study Hall
Instead of PE 10 Career Ed PE 10 Career Ed
MANAGEMENT AND LOGISITICS
• Counseling • Medical• Attendance• All Forms• Calendars
http://www.cvsd.k12.pa.us
Where can I get information on …
• What is going on at the school…• CVHS Webpage• Twitter• Community Portal• Moodle• Wikispaces
A Day in the life of a CVHS Student
Before School
• All students entering the building should report to the Cafeteria or their 1st block class.– Bus riders will enter the main entrance– Parent drop off will be at the Rill gym or Witmer
annex entrance– Student drivers will enter the Rill tennis court
entrance.– All students should immediately enter the
building, do not loiter outside.
Cafeteria – Breakfast offerings
• Breakfast must be purchased as a meal package. NO ala carte will be offered. Breakfast is over at 7:38 A.M.
• Breakfast cost: $1.25 and $.25 for reduced meal plans.
• All payments for debit accounts must be in the mailbox by 9:00 A.M. If they are placed there after that time, the deposit will not take affect until the next day.
Things to do before school
• Lockers• The locker rooms• The office to turn in excuse cards• Their first block classes• Return library books
School starts at 7:40 A.M.
BE ON TIME!
7:40 – 7:55
• The Morning Show will be shown in your first block class.• There is no homeroom, we have
management teams.
1st Block• 7:40 – 9:25
2nd Block• 9:30 – 11:00
3rd Block - A Lunch• 11:02 – 11:32 A Lunch • 11:37 – 1:08 Class
3rd Block - B Lunch • 11:05 – 11:33 Class• 11:34 – 12:04 B Lunch • 12:06 – 1:08 Class
3rd Block – C Lunch• 11:05 – 12:05 Class• 12:06 – 11:36 C Lunch • 11:38 – 1:08 Class
3rd Block – D Lunch• 11:05 – 12:38 Class• 12:38 – 1:08 D Lunch
Lunch
• $2.10 to $2.95• Pin number• 100 – use last four digits• 101 or 102 – use last five digits
Lunch
• Prepay advantages • No cash withdraws• No Charges• Envelopes are on the table in the lobby • Drop box – Money must be placed in
the box by 9:00AM
4th Block• 1:13 – 2:45• 2:40 – Senior dismissal – If you
are riding with a Senior you will still have to wait until 2:45.
ARRIVAL MAP 7:15 – 7:40 A.M.
DISMISSAL MAP
BUS MAP
Expectations of Students
• The 3 “R”s–Respect –Responsibility–Do the Right thing
CVHS Taboos
• Weapons• Violence and Threats• Drugs and Alcohol
9th Grade Behavior Issues
• Bullying and Harassment• Cafeteria Behavior• Cell Phone• Detention Cuts• Late to class and school• Loitering – students unsupervised after school • Thefts• Unprepared for class
No Passbook, No Travel
• You will need your passbook to go anywhere. • If you do not have your passbook you will not
be allowed to leave the classroom.• Penalties• Replacement - $5• Write your name on every page.
Cell Phones and Devices
• Students are not permitted to use an electronic device during school hours unless directed by a teacher or school administrator.
• Use of a cell phone includes, but is not limited to, communicating with others using the cell phone, texting, taking pictures, video recording, audio recording, or accessing or attempting to access the internet.
Discipline Options
• First Violation – Confiscation, returned to student at the end of the day.
• Second Violation – Confiscated, returned to parent and suspension for unmodified behavior.
• Subsequent offenses are considered a level 3 offense and may result in suspension.
Acceptable Use Policy
• No USB (flash, thumb, gig stick) devices are permitted.
• Students will be assigned a web locker accessible from school and home.
• Use of the internet is limited to appropriate school related activities.
• The acceptable use policy is in the student handbook.
Lockers
• Every student is given a locker and a lock.• It is their locker and lock for the next four years.• If the lock is missing at the end of the year, it is a
five dollar fine.• Lockers are to be locked at all times.
Dress Code Violations
• Failure to follow the dress code will result in a change of clothes.
• If you refuse to change your clothes, you will be sent home with a parent or guardian.
• 1st offense – sent to office, change of dress required.• 2nd offense – sent to office, requested to change
clothes, and discipline consequences.• 3rd offense - sent to office, requested to change
clothes, and discipline consequences.
Administrative Actions
• Lunch Detention• Community Service• Out of School Suspension• No In School Suspension
Administrative Action
• Community ServiceTuesday and Thursday 3:00p.m. – 4:00p.m.On Tuesday and Thursday there is a
4:15 activity bus. Students with Discipline infraction will
only be allowed to ride the 4:15 bus. No passes will be issued to those students for the 5:30 bus.
Actions to your Actions
• Skip Community Service – Get two CS’s• Second offense of skipping CS – 1 day OSS• Third offense – Parent meeting and behavior
plan is implemented• Repeat offenses adds on one addition day of
OSS
Extracurricular Activities
• Athletics – Zach Kraft – Athletic Director• Attendance – Must be in school by 9:30 A.M.
or have a doctor’s excuse to participate.• Eligibility• Physicals• Ticket Plan
Fall Sports
• Cross Country• Golf• Football• Soccer
• Cross Country• Field Hockey• Volleyball• Tennis
Winter Sports
• Basketball• Chess• Rifle• Swimming• Winter Track• Wrestling
• Basketball• Chess• Rifle• Swimming• Winter Track
Spring Sports
• Baseball• Lacrosse• Tennis• Track and Field• Volleyball
• Lacrosse• Soccer• Softball• Track and Field
Clubs / Student Activities
• Fours times a year during Flex period• Before and After School• Award winning • Sign Ups will be shortly after school starts
Clubs• Chess Club • FBLA • FCS • Interact • LEO • Literary Magazine• Mock Trial• Model UN• NAHS• NHS
• Outdoor Club• SADD • School Store • Skateboarding• Student Athletic Training
Club• Student Council • TSA • Valley Voice • Yearbook
Drama
• Fall Play • Spring Musical
Music• Concert Choir-Choral Ensemble• Jazz Band• Marching Band• Orchestra Chamber Ensemble• Tri-M (Music Honor Society)• Women’s Chorus Select Ensemble
The Insider’s Guide to High SchoolBy Tim Healey and Alex Carter
• Make a Plan• Get Organized• Get Involved• Form Positive school relationships• All Teenagers need supervision• Problems with academics and behavior
Tours
First Floor
Second Floor
See you Monday at 7:40 A.M.