Class of 2016_Grad Requirements

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Class of 2016

Graduation Requirements

Keystone Series

Designing Your Future

2012-2013 9

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Grade Cohort

2012-2013 9

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Grade Cohort

Foreign Language

• If you are planning on attending a college or university after high school, you will need a minimum of two years of the same foreign language.

• Foreign Language is not required for high school graduation.

Pinnacle Viewer & Email Addresses

Pinnacle Viewer logins and passwords are the same as last year for any student who was in a Polk County School.

If you need the info, please email brenda.smith@lwcharterschools.com

Sample:

Login: firstname.lastname.gradyear@lwcschools.net

john.doe.17@lwcschools.net (graduating in 2017)

Initial password: Lw(six digit ID)

Example: Lw654321

SAT and ACT – 11

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Grade students may want to wait until 2

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Semester.

• The next registration deadline for the SAT is Nov.6th

• The SAT test will be on Dec. 6, 2014

• The next registration deadline for the ACT is Nov.7th

• The ACT test will be on Dec.13, 2014

H2H with Purpose

• Tutoring in the CLT

• Office Hours to work with teachers

• Make-up Work

• Edmentum/FLVS

• Club Meetings

Bell Schedule

Florida Bright Futures

LWHS College Admissions Seminar

2014-2015

General Requirements

Florida resident and a U.S. Citizen or eligible noncitizen

Complete the Florida Financial Aid Application

(FFAA) no later than August 31 after high school graduation

Earn a standard diploma or its equivalent from a Florida public high school or private high school

No previous criminal charges

Be accepted by a postsecondary institution within 2 years after graduation

Must enroll for at least 6 non-remedial semester credit hours per term

Florida Academic Scholars (FAS)

Florida Medallion Scholars (FMS)

Requirements for Scholarships

Gold Seal Vocational Scholarship

Graduate from high school with a Standard Diploma

Achieve the required weighted minimum 3.0 GPA in the non-elective high school courses

16 core credits required to graduate from high school within four years

Take at least 3 full credits in a single Career and Technical

Education program

Achieve the required minimum 3.5 unweighted GPA in the career education courses

Complete 30 service hours

Gold Seal Vocational Scholarship

Achieve the required minimum score on the ACT®,

SAT®, or Florida Postsecondary Education Readiness

Test (P.E.R.T.) exams

GSV awards may only be used at postsecondary institutions that offer an applied technology diploma, technical degree education program

(associate in applied science or associate in science), or a career certificate program.

College Entrance Exams

Bright Futures uses the best section score from multiple sittings of the same exam to give the best overall composite score.

ACT Composite = English, Math, Reading and Science (rounded to the next whole number)

SAT Composite = Critical Reading and Math

Exams may be taken through June 30 of the student’s graduation year; no limit to the number of times a student may retake the test.

Students should request test scores be sent to one of Florida’s

12 state universities, colleges, or public high schools.

Community Service Hours

Documentation of service hours must be submitted to

LWHS by deadlines given

Hours must be completed when student is enrolled in high school and finished by graduation.

Proposal Form, Hour Log, Reflection krista.thompson@lwcharterschools.com

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Community Service Coordinator for LWHS

The Process

The award (or ineligibility) determination will be posted to a student's online Financial Aid Recipient History (FARH) screen and is viewable by the student. Login credentials will be sent to the student after the FFAA is submitted and enable a student to: view award status (eligibility determination) view/update demographic information view/update postsecondary institution view the amount disbursed each semester view the spring renewal GPA monitor hours remaining for the year and for the scholarship view all correspondence posted and/or sent from the FDOE

Please check your application and award status. It is imperative you provide your correct name, address, date of birth, social security number, and inform us of any changes.

Early Evaluations begin in March and Final Evaluations begin in July

Funding

The Florida Department of Education will:

Begin funding your scholarship during the fall term following your high school graduation.* The academic year begins in the fall and ends in the summer. Scholarship recipients are not eligible for funding during the summer term immediately following high school graduation.*

Send scholarship funds to the eligible Florida postsecondary institution of your choice prior to the beginning of each term.

The money will then be applied to your account after the last day of the drop/add period at your postsecondary institution.

Please contact the Student Services Department with any questions.

daniele.shick@lwcharterschools.com

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Assistant Principal of Curriculum anuj.saran, Director of Operations & IB krista.thompson, Director of Student Services anna.barcenas, Student Services Professional kaleigh.mccoy, College & Career Counselor tavaris.johnson, College & Career Counselor brenda.smith, Guidance Secretary mary.kipe, Guidance Secretary

Student Services

Krista Thompson

Director of Student Services

Students A-F

Community Service

Anna Barcenas

Students O-Z

OJT/Guided Work

TaVaris Johnson

Students G-N

NCAA

Kaleigh McCoy

All IB Students

SAT/ACT Waivers

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