Leland High School Class of 2014

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Leland High School

Class of 2015

Sophomore Presentation

Ms. Stone, Academic Counselor

Ms. Albers, College and Career Tech

Today ’ s Agenda

 Learn how to read your transcript

 Graduation & University requirements

 How the two requirements overlap

 Create an A-G / Graduation plan

 Learn about some useful college planning websites

 Learn about resources available through the College and Career Center

Transcript

 Permanent record of the classes you ’ ve taken and the grades you have earned in high school

 Follows you to every school you attend in high school

 When a class is retaken, it is added to your transcript the year you took it. The original grade remains. It does not get “ replaced ”

 Universities see the entire transcript

Transcript Parts

Classes, grade, credits

 Each passing grade earns you 5 credits

Credit Summary- 4 Columns

Credits Required- total number of credits you must complete in 9 th - 12 th grade

Credits Attempted- classes you took in 9 th grade

Credits Earned- classes passed/credits earned in

9 th grade

Credits Remaining

 The credits that you still need to complete in 10 th , 11 th , and 12 th grade

Graduation Requirements

240 credits

40 English

 4 years

30 Math

 3 years

30 science

 3 years

20 Foreign Language

 2 years

20 Visual Performing

Arts

 2 years

20 Physical Education

 2 years

10 World History

 1 year

10 US History

 1 year

5 Government

 1 semester

5 Economics

 1 semester

50 Electives

 10 semesters

Graduation Requirement Math

You must pass all classes with a grade of D or better to earn 5 credits toward graduation

 In order to earn 240 credits in four years you must pass every class, every semester. Why?

Six classes per semester= 30 credits X

Two semesters a year= 60 credits X

Four years of High School=

240 CREDITS!!!

Additional Graduation

Requirements

Pass both parts of the CAHSEE (March 2013)

English Language Arts

Math

Complete certificates

Algebra I (Pass Algebra I)

Health certificate (completed in Biology)

Safety/First Aid (completed in PE)

 Drivers Ed (sign up with Ms. Lyte or online)

Complete 40 hours of community service

 Pick up form in the office

Transcript Review

Classes where you earned a D or an F have been highlighted

All F ’ s must be made up in order to earn enough credits to graduate on time.

E2020 online course at Leland

BYU online course $$$

Community College Class (11 th & 12 th

Summer class another school $$$ grade)

Classes where you earned a D must also be made up to meet university A-G requirements

Some exceptions- Validation Rules

Algebra I, Algebra II

Foreign Language

General University Requirements

Complete the A-G requirements with a grade of C or better

CSU requires a minimum GPA of 2.0

UC requires a minimum GPA of 3.0

Take SAT or ACT

 Generally taken spring of junior year

Complete online application

CSU and UC available online on October 1st

Submit: CSU 10/1 to 11/30 & UC 11/1-11/30)

Private Colleges & Universities require letters of recommendation from teachers/counselor and an essay

 Application deadlines vary

What are the A-G requirements?

A list of classes that are approved by the

University

These classes overlap with your graduation requirements

All of you are already taking A-G classes

You must earn a grade of C or better for these classes to count

If you earn a D in an A-G class, it will not meet the requirement and must be repeated.

Check https://doorways.ucop.edu

for list of

A-G classes offered at Leland

How do the requirements overlap?

A.Social Science/

History - 2 years required

15 Social Studies

10 US History

BEnglish - 4 years required

 40 English

CMath - 3 years required, 4 years recommended

 30 Math

DLab Science - 2 years required, 3 years recommended

 30 Science

ELanguage other than

English- 2 years (of the same language) required, 3 years recommended

 20 Foreign Language

FVisual & Performing

Arts- 1 year required

 20 Visual & Performing

Arts

GElective- 1 year required

 45 Electives

A minimum of 11 A-G courses must be completed before 12th grade

A-G / Grad Plan

9

th

& 10

th

grade

 Please fill in the 9th grade box with the classes listed on your transcript from 9th grade

List year long classes only one time

Please fill in the 10th grade box with the six classes you are currently taking.

You should only have 6-7 classes each year.

Middle school Math and Foreign Language credits listed on your H.S. transcript will count as credits for graduation and as another year of the subject for university requirements.

A-G / Grad Plan - 11

th

grade

English- 4 years required (Pick one)

English 5/6

English 5/6 Honors

AP English

US History- 1 year required (Pick one)

US History 1/2

US History Accelerated

AP US History

Math- 3 years required, 4 recommended (Pick one)

Geometry

Algebra II or Algebra II w/Trig

Algebra II

Pre Calculus, AP Statistics

Algebra II w/ Trig

Pre Calculus, Pre Calculus Honors,

AP Statistics

Pre Calculus

AP Statistics, AP Calculus AB

Pre Calculus Honors

AP Statistics, AP Calculus BC

A-G/Grad Plan - 11

th

Grade

Science- 3 years required, 4 years recommended

If you have not taken Biology choose:

Biology

Biology Honors (requires completion of Chemistry and concurrent enrollment in Algebra II or higher)

If you have only taken Biology and no other science course, you may choose:

 Chemistry or Chemistry Honors

 Conceptual Physics

If you ’ ve taken Bio and Chem you may choose:

Honors Biology

Physiology

• AP Biology

• AP Chemistry

 Physics or Physics Honors (if concurrently enrolled in Pre Calculus or higher) • AP Environmental Science

AP Physics- you must complete Physics &

Pre Calculus by the end of this year

A-G / Grad Plan - 11

th

grade

Foreign Language- 2 years required, 3 years recommended

If you have not taken any Foreign Language yet choose:

 Spanish 1-2 • French 1-2

 SJCC College Classes: Japanese 1-2

 American Sign Language 1-2

Fill in a 12th grade box with next level of same language

 Spanish 3-4 •French 3-4

 SJCC College Classes: Japanese 3-4

If you are already in a Foreign Language and wish to continue, fill in the next level of same language.

Spanish 1/2, Spanish 3/4, Spanish 5/6, Spanish 7/8

AP Spanish Language- prerequisite is Spanish 5/6

A-G / Grad Plan - 11

th

grade

Visual Performing Arts- 2 years required

 If you have already done 2 years, do not choose any more VPA classes

 Otherwise choose one of these examples:

 Drawing- (Adv. Drawing if doing 2 nd year)

Animation

Photo- (Adv. Photo if doing 2 nd year)

Multimedia- (Adv. Multimedia if doing 2 nd year)

Sculpture

Choir

 Orchestra

 Drama • Dramatic Int. (Speech and Debate)

If you ’ ve not taken any VPA classes yet choose one for 12 th grade as well

A-G/Grad Plan - 12

th

grade

 English- 4 years required (Pick one)

 English 7/8

 AP English Literature

 5 Government & 5 Economics required

 Government / Economic

 Honors Government / AP Macroeconomics

A-G/Grad Plan - 12

th

grade

Count how many credits you have across the years in each category starting from

Freshman year. You should have at least:

40 English

30 Math

30 Science

20 Foreign Language

20 Visual Performing Arts

20 PE

10 US History

15 Social Studies (World Cultures / World History)

5 Government

5 Economics

A-G Grad Plan - 12

th

grade

Electives

You should have only six boxes per year filled out

Boxes that remain empty can be filled in with

Electives- do not exceed 6 boxes ( 6 periods)

Electives can be any class that you haven ’ t taken yet. Recommended courses are:

4 th year of Math

4 th year of Science

3 rd or 4 th year of Foreign Language

Any extra courses taken above and beyond the requirements will count toward your electives.

You should have 45 electives

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