Materials/Agenda
This is what will actually
will be in your folder that
you take home to your
parents:
• Registration Timeline handout
• Parent letter/Completed Check sheet
• Graduation Requirements/4 year plans (academic
sequencing)- golden yellow
• Transcript- how to read
• Registration form-yellow-easier
• GA 2016-2017 Elective Courses and Pathway Sequences
• 2 MOWR handouts: CCGA/Coastal Pines:
• AP criteria – go over
• AP/Honors Agreements -white
• Petition for Course Change – pink
Find this gold piece of
paper in your folder and
review Graduation
Review
requirements:
Required
Tests
Required
Credits
Promotion
Requirements
Get transcript
out:
Transcript
Review:
Notice your rank,
GPA, & attendance
here
• This is Freshman Year:
• Did I pass everything that is
required? If not, I need to take
the requirement again.
• Have I taken health and
personal fitness?
• Should I start my Foreign
Language?
• If I failed a class or do fail a
class, is credit recovery
(edgenuity) an option?(60-69)?
• I may have to attend summer
school
Hope has a different
Calculation:
Only academic courses and
Foreign Language.
 GLYNN ACADEMY  SAMPLE FOUR-YEAR PLANS  CLASS OF 2019
9TH GRADE
English
ELA
Math
MATH
Remedial
Science
SCIENCE
11TH GRADE
12TH GRADE
Read/World Literature
American Lit (GMEOC)
British Lit/Comp
World Literature
Honors /
AP
Honors Lit/Comp 9 (GMEOC)
Honors World Lit
American Lit (GMEOC)
Honors American Lit (GMEOC)
AP Language/Composition (EOC)
British Lit/Comp or Adv.Comp.
Hon British Lit or Adv.Comp.
AP Literature/Comp
(and/or College ENG 1101**)
(and/or College ENG 1101 & 1102)
Remedial
Foundations of Algebra
Algebra I with Support (GMEOC)
Geometry with Support (GMEOC)
Algebra II with Support
Algebra II with Support
Statistical Reasoning
On Level
Algebra I (GMEOC)
Algebra II
Statistical Reasoning or
Pre-Calculus
On Level
Remedial
On Level
Honors
Algebra I Honors (GMEOC)
Geometry Honors (GMEOC)
Accel Geom B/Adv Alg (GMEOC)
Physical Science with Support
(GMEOC)
Physical Science (GMEOC)
Honors Physical Science (GMEOC)
Algebra I with Supp (GMEOC)
Geometry with Supp (GMEOC)
Geometry (GMEOC)
(and/orAccel Program)
Geometry Honors (GMEOC)
Adv Algebra Honors
Accel Pre-Calculus
Accel Pre-Calc and AP Statistics
Algebra II Honors
Pre-Calculus Honors
AP Statistics or AP Calculus AB/BC
Environmental Science
Biology (GMEOC)
Biology (GMEOC)
Honors Biology (GMEOC)
(and/or MOWR Program)
Pre-Calculus Honors
AP Calculus AB/BC, AP Stats or AMDM
AP Calculus AB/BC or MOWR
MOWR Program or AMDM
4th Science = Student Choice!
Animal Science & BioTech(GICA)
Essentials of Healthcare (GICA)
Forest Science (GICA)
Gen Horticulture (GICA)
Chemistry* or
Environmental Science or
Earth Systems
Chemistry or Honors Chemistry* or
AP Environmental Science
Earth Systems
Chemistry*
Forensic Science
Astronomy
Oceanography
Zoology
Human Anatomy AP Physics
AP Biology
AP Env.Sci
AP Chemistry
(and/or College Science course)
Honors Biology (GMEOC)
Chemistry* or
Honors Chemistry*
Physics or AP Physics 1
American Government
World History
U S History (GMEOC)
Economics (GMEOC)
American Government
World History
U S History (GMEOC)
Economics (GMEOC)
Honors
AP
Honors American Government
Honors World History
AP World History
Honors U S History (GMEOC)
AP U S History (GMEOC)
College U.S. History (GMEOC)
Honors Economics
AP Microeconomics (GMEOC)
AP Macroeconomics (GMEOC)
(or College Economics) (GMEOC)
ALL
Personal Fitness/Health (Required)
Electives (select within Pathway)
Electives (select within Pathway)
Electives (select within Pathway)
AP
Remedial
STUDIES
Studies
SocialSOCIAL
10TH GRADE
BscRead/Wrt& Lit/Comp 9(GMEOC)
Lit/Comp 9 (GMEOC)
Honors
ELECTIVES
How do I know what my next academic course will be?
Level
On Level
Electives: 9 Total Units Required to achieve the minimum total of 26 Credits for Graduation, including:
 4 units within any combination of the following areas: Career/Technical/Agricultural/Education (CTAE) and/or World Language and/or Fine
Arts (note: students planning to enter into a University System of Georgia Institution must take two units of the same foreign language)
 5 additional elective units – student choice (it is recommended that students choose electives that complete a Pathway)
*The prerequisites for Chemistry = completion of Biology above 80% with passing GMEOCT score and completion of Coor.Alg above 80%
**College ENG 1101 does not replace the
Registration Form: 2 parts: top=academic courses/bottom=elective
Last, First
Student Number:
Grade: 10
•
Required Courses:
•
112730 World Lit/Comp Honors
•
140400 World History
•
131000 Chemistry Honors
•
116000 Latin III I want Spanish 1 instead
•
151020 Weight Training
•
124335 Accel CCGPS Pre-Calculus
•
124205 AP Statistics
If a required course is incorrect; they can draw a line through it and write out
what they want. What class comes next? This can be found on the sample 4
year plan (golden handout). The academic courses will be recommended by
your student’s current teacher. If they want an upgrade? – do not cross outfill out upgrade form and registrar will change.
Parent/Guardian Signature_ ___________________________________________________________________ Date_____________________________
Glynn Academy 2019 Cohort
2016-2017 Course Selection
Please list electives in order of preference
Homeroom:_________________________________
1. Most wanted elective
2. 2nd most wanted
3. 3rd most wanted
4. 4th most wanted
5. wanted
6. can stand to be in
Pathway 1: CTAE Pathway
Pathway 2: Academic Pathway
Student Signature _______________________Student email___________________
AP Criteria:
How do I know if I should take an AP course? A lot of it depends on where you are going to college: the University of Georgia
expects an average of 5-8;
• The number of AP courses are restricted to one in ninth grade, three in tenth
grade, and four in eleventh and four in twelfth. (Exceptions may be granted by
the AP Committee during the registration process. The AP Committee consists of
parent/guardian, AP teacher, administrator or counselor, and previous content
teacher.)
• Typical 10th grade AP courses & the prerequisites:
AP World History – exceeded Lit/Comp 9 EOC and an AP/HN history recommendation
AP European History - same
AP Statistics – exceeds on one or both math EOC’s and accelerated math teacher
recommendation
AP Psychology – 80 or above in Biology, preferably taken psychology, and AP/HN teacher
recommendation
AP Human Geography - exceeded on 8th gr. CRCT and 8th gr. L.A. CRCT and an HN history
recommendation
Student Name: ______________________ Pin # _________ AP Course: ______________________
Advanced Placement
Agreement
AP/HN Contract:
Must get for all
AP/HN courses
if you did not
get one signed
last year -
Must get these
3 signatures.


Get from advisor, registrar, or Ms. Belechak
Students (and their parent/guardian) who wish to enroll for an Advanced Placement
Course must sign the following agreement in order to be enrolled:
I recognize that participation in AP classes requires me to:
o Demonstrate increased student independence
o Take on a high degree of responsibility
o Meet higher standards than students in College Preparatory courses to earn the
same grade (Note: College Preparatory classes typically require 20-45 minutes
homework nightly. Honors classes typically require 1-1/2 times as much
homework as College Preparatory classes. Each AP course may require as much
as 1-1/2 to 2 hours homework nightly).
o I commit to completing any required summer work on time and in a satisfactory
manner.
o I commit to remain enrolled in the AP classes I have chosen for the entire course.
While transfers to a College Preparatory class may be granted through the
Honors/AP review committee (administrator, registrar, counselor, AP teacher,
student, and parent), the following policy will be applied:
 Students will be permitted to transfer out (within the first 5 school days of
the course and grades earned in that course will transfer to the new course)
only at AP Committee discretion, and on a space available basis to the
class that they are transferring into which in all possible cases should be a
corresponding course.
 Grades earned in the AP class will follow students to the College
Preparatory class.
 I realize that by enrolling in an AP course I am expected to take the
corresponding AP exam in May.
___________________________________
Parent Signature
_________________________
Date
___________________________________
Student Signature
__________________________
Date
___________________________________
AP Teacher
___________________________
Date
Revised 1/18/13
Must be turned in
Mon., Feb. 1st with
Registration form!
Petition for AP, Honors/Gifted, Accelerated Course Change
Name ___________________________________________
Cohort: ____________
Address _________________________________________ Semester – Fall
Spring
City ______________________________ State _____________ Zip ____________
Petition for
Course Change
Form….
Proceed with caution:
Your teacher recommended a
Certain level of course for you
For a reason!
Home Phone _________________________ Cell Phone ______________________
Recommended Course (s): __________________________________________________
Petitioned Course (s): ______________________________________________________
Each year teachers, school counselors and administrators make recommendations for
scheduling a student’s classes based upon the student’s prior academic performance, test scores,
attendance and motivation. In some cases the student and parent or guardian disagree with the
school’s recommended course and may choose to PETITION FOR A COURSE CHANGE to
take a more or less rigorous course or program selection.
Pending the approval of this petition the student will be placed in the “Petitioned Course”
under the following agreed to terms and conditions:
1.
2.
3.
4.
Attendance does not become an issue of concern.
Completion and passage of classwork is evident.
Motivation and behavior does not interfere with learning for the student or classmates.
The student and parent understand that the student’s schedule may need to be completely
rebuilt to accommodate the change.
5. At any time during the first five days of the course, the AP Committee may review the
progress of each student on petition and make a decision to continue in the class or to
move into a more appropriate level class or program.
Student’s signature ____________________________________ Date ______________
Parent/guardian’s signature __________________________________ Date __________
………………………………………………………………………………………………………
Committee Use Only
Committee Members: ____________________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________________________
Decision Date: ___________________
Approved: __________
Denied: _________
You need to Select Four (4) elective courses, 2 alternate
courses, and two pathways – for a total of 6 electives/2
Pathways! The bottom half of registration form has 8
blanks :
Course #
Course Name
Course #
2nd
Course Name
1. Most wanted elective
2.
most wanted elective
3. 3rd wanted elective
4. 4th wanted elective
5. 5th wanted elective
6. 6th wanted elective
Pathway 1: CTAE Pathway
Pathway 2: Academic Pathway
Glynn Academy 2016-2017
Elective Course Selections and Pathway Sequences
ACADEMIC ELECTIVES
144900 ACT Prep (Tools for College Success) Need to be in Geom
112200 Advanced Composition (May substitute for Brit Lit)
141350 African American Studies
111005 Mythology*
113305/113205 Bible Lit Old/New Testament
113410 Philosophy as Literature
141200 Psychology
144800 SAT Prep Need to be in Geom
141300 Sociology
113605 Speech*
140850 U S History in Film
112810 Writer’s Workshop
This 4 page stapled packet
lists ALL elective courses
taught at GA and GICA:
Courses taught at GICA need
To go in sequential
Order and you must take
MOWR PROGRAM
187360 MOWR Program CCGA
TWO at a time.
187370 MOWR Program Coastal Pines Technical College
AP ELECTIVES
132000 AP Biology
132020 AP Biology GF
132205 AP Chemistry *
132225 AP Chemistry GF *
142800 AP Comparative Government *
142820 AP Comparative Government GF *
166515 AP Computer Science *
166512 AP Computer Science GF*
134605 AP Environmental Science *(Normally 11th)
134672 AP Environmental Science GF *
142000 AP European History *
142120 AP European History GF*
143200 AP Human Geography *
143220 AP Human Geography GF *
142400 AP Macroeconomics *
142570 AP Microeconomics
142572 AP Microeconomics GF *
131610 AP Physics 1 *
142205 AP Psychology *
142272 AP Psychology GF * (Psych. Prereq)
124205 AP Statistics *
124225 AP Statistics GF *(high grade in prev math)
142600 AP US Government *
142620 AP US Government GF *
4th Year Science Options
160050 Animal Science/Biotechnology (GICA)
166515 AP Computer Science*
131850 Astronomy
163740 Computer Science Principles
134400 Earth Systems
134200 Environmental Science
181300 Essentials of Healthcare/Anatomy (2 credits)
164700 Food for Life (BHS)
168700 Food Science (BHS)
131800 Forensic Science
160200 Forest Science (GICA)
160810 General Horticulture (GICA)
134000 Human Anatomy
134800 Oceanography
163750 Programming, Games, Apps, & Society
181360 Sport Medicine (GICA)
131900 Zoology
Credit Recovery
144000 Edgenuity (E2020)
161800 Georgia Virtual School (Please write in subject)
CTAE ELECTIVES (2 electives must be chosen for
classes at GICA)
AGRICULTURE PATHWAYS (GICA)
Companion Animal Systems
1.159100 Basic Agricultural Science & Technology
2.161410 Agribusiness Management & Leadership
160050 Animal Science and Biotechnology
160000 Small Animal Care
Forestry/Wildlife Systems
1.159100 Basic Agricultural Science & Technology
2.161410 Agribusiness Management & Leadership
160200 Forest Science
160705 Wildlife Management
Plant & Floriculture Systems
1.159100 Basic Agricultural Science & Technology
2.161410 Agribusiness Management & Leadership
160810 General Horticulture & Plant Science
159010 Floriculture Production & Management
Food Products & Processing Systems
1.159100 Basic Agricultural Science & Technology
2.161410 Agribusiness Management & Leadership
159250 Agricultural Food Products, & Processing,
Operations and Management
160110 Agricultural Meat & Dairy Product Processing
ARCHITECTURE & CONSTRUCTION PATHWAYS (GICA)
Carpentry
1.176430 Industrial Fundamentals & Occupational Safety
2.176420 Introduction to Carpentry
176510 Carpentry I
176520 Carpentry II
Electrical
1.176430 Industrial Fundamentals & Occupational Safety
2.176420 Introduction to Carpentry
176550 Electrical I
176560 Electrical II
Masonry
1.176430 Industrial Fundamentals & Occupational Safety
2.176420 Introduction to Carpentry
176610 Masonry I
176620 Masonry II
Machining Operations
1.176430 Industrial Fundamentals & Occupational Safety
2.178320 Introduction to Metals
178610 Machining Operations I
178620 Machining Operations II
Welding
1.176430 Industrial Fundamentals & Occupational Safety
2.178320 Introduction to Metals
178410 Welding I
178420 Welding II
Teaching as a Profession Pathway (@GA)
1.163800 Examining the Teaching Profession
2.163900 Contemporary Issues in Education Need to be able to
A/V TECH & COMMUNICATIONS PATHWAYS (GICA)
FINANCE PATHWAYS
Audio – Video Technology & Film
1.166450 Audio & Video Technology & Film
2.166460 Audio-Video Technology & Film II
166470 Audio-Video Technology & Film III
178800 Introduction to Digital Media
Financial Services
1.161750 Introduction to Business & Technology
2.163000 Financial Literacy
162960 Banking, Investing & Insurance
Graphic Communication
1.178920 Introduction to Graphics & Design
2.178930 Graphic Design & Production
179010 Advanced Graphic Output Processes
Graphic Design
1.178920 Introduction to Graphics & Design
2.178930 Graphic Design & Production
179020 Advanced Graphic Design
BUSINESS, MGT & ADMINISTRATION PATHWAYS
Business & Technology (BHS)
1.161750 Introduction to Business & Technology
2.162980 Business & Technology
163400 Business Communication & Procedures
drive
163820 Teaching as a Profession Practicum
Business Accounting (GA)
1.161750 Introduction to Business & Technology
2.163000 Financial Literacy
162100 Principles of Accounting I
GOVERNMENT & PUBLIC ADMIN PATHWAY
JROTC – Marines **3 units of ROTC will take place of health/pe
187800 MCJROTC Leadership Education I
188000 MCJROTC Leadership Education II
188300 MCJROTC Leadership Education III
188400 MCJROTC Leadership Education IV
188550 MCJROTC Leadership Education V
188560 MCJROTC Leadership Education VI
188570 MCJROTC Leadership Education VII
188580 MCJROTC Leadership Education VIII
Entrepreneurship
1.161750 Introduction to Business & Technology
2.167300 Legal Environment of Business
167050 Entrepreneurship
HEALTH SCIENCE PATHWAYS (GICA)
Therapeutic Services/Patient Care
1.182010 Introduction to Healthcare Science-(No to 9th)
2.181300 Essentials of Healthcare (soph/jr/sr will count as 4th
science(Anatomy/Physiology, and CTAE credit)
181100 Patient Care Fundamentals
Human Resources Management (GA)
1.161750 Introduction to Business & Technology
2.167300 Legal Environment of Business
167460 Human Resource Principles
Therapeutic Services/Exercise Physiology
1.182010 Introduction to Healthcare Science
2.181300 Essentials of Healthcare
181500 Fundamentals of Exercise Physiology
MOWR -Coastal Pines Technical College:Must meet
Therapeutic Services/Sports Medicine
1.182010 Introduction to Healthcare Science
2.181300 Essentials of Healthcare
181360 Sports Medicine
requirements of the college: ACT,SAT, Compass
168730/168722 Cosmetology
171000/171100 HVAC
170340/170300 Criminal Justice
168490/168500 Culinary Arts
164704/182114 Certified Nursing Assistant
174000/174005 Computer Aided Drafting
Support Services
1.182010 Introduction to Healthcare Science
2.181300 Essentials of Healthcare
181350 Healthcare Support Services
EDUCATION & TRAINING PATHWAYS
Early Childhood Care & Education I (BHS)
1.170100 Early Childhood Education I
2.164120 Early Childhood Education II
164130 Early Childhood Education III
HOSPITALITY & TOURISM PATHWAYS
Culinary Arts (GICA) H.S. Courses
1.168491 Introduction to Culinary Arts
2.168510 Culinary Arts I
168600 Culinary Arts II
Early Childhood Care & Education I (BHS)
1.170100 Early Childhood Education I
2.164120 Early Childhood Education II
164140 Early Childhood Education Practicum
Hospitality, Recreation and Tourism (GA)
1.167010 Market Principles
2.167080 Hospitality, Recreation & Tourism Essentials
167090 Hospitality, Recreation & Tourism Management
HUMAN SERVICES PATHWAY
TRANSPORTATION, DISTR & LOGISTICS (GICA)
Food and Nutrition (BHS)
164600 Food, Nutrition and Wellness
164700 Food for Life
168700 Food Science
Automobile Maintenance & Light Repair
1.173700 Basic Maintenance & Light Repair
2.173702 Maintenance & Light Repair II
173703 Maintenance & Light Repair III
173704 Maintenance & Light Repair IV
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY PATHWAY
Web & Digital Design (BHS)
163600 Introduction to Digital Technology
163720 Digital Design
163730 Web Design
Collision Repair – Painting & Refinishing
1.173730 Introduction to Collision Repair
2.173740 Painting & Refinishing I
173750 Painting & Refinishing II
Collision Repair–Non-Structural Analysis & Damage
Programming (GA)
1.163600 Introduction to Digital Technology
2.163740 Computer Science Principles (jr/sr-can be 4th
sci/math)
163750 Programming, Games, Apps, & Society
Repair
1.173730 Introduction to Collision Repair
2.173760 Non-structural Analysis & Damage Repair I
173770 Non-structural Analysis & Damage Repair II
Computer Science (GA)
1.163600 Introduction to Digital Technology
2.163740 Computer Science Principles
166151 AP Computer Science (jr/sr–can be 4th
sci/math)
Youth Apprenticeship/Work Based Learning
MANUFACTURING PATHWAY (GICA)
Percussion
156010/156020
156030/156040
156050/156060
156070/156080
Manufacturing
1.166750 Foundations of Manufacturing & Materials
Science
2.166755 Robotics & Automated Systems
166758 Production Enterprises
MARKETING PATHWAYS
Marketing & Management
1.167010 Market Principles
2.167630 Marketing & Entrepreneurship
167640 Marketing Management
Fashion, Merchandising & Retain Management
1.167010 Market Principles
2.167670 Fashion, Merchandising & Retailing
Essentials
167680 Adv Fashion, Merchandising & Retail
Essentials
Sports & Entertainment Marketing (BHS)
167010 Market Principles
167100 Introduction to Sports & Entertainment
Marketing
167105 Advanced Sports & Entertainment Marketing
SCIENCE, TECH, ENGINEERING & MATH (GICA)
Engineering & Technology
1.166610 Foundations Engineering & Technology
2.166800 Engineering Concepts
166900 Engineering Applications
202112 Work Based Learning
FINE ARTS PATHWAYS
9th Grade
10th Grade
11th Grade
12th Grade
Marching Band/Concert Band
156610/156620 9th Grade
156630/156640 10th Grade
156650/156660 11th Grade
156670/156680 12th Grade
Marching Band/Wind Ensemble
156210/156220 9th Grade
156230/156240 10th Grade
156250/156260 11th Grade
156270/156280 12th Grade
Colorguard (Audition Only – Sign up with Mr. Duke)
154925 9th Grade
154935 10th Grade
154945 11th Grade
154955 12 Grade
After School Courses (5th Period)
156110 Marching Band (Fall Semester)
156720 Jazz Band (Spring Semester)
Journalism (Application Only- See Mrs. Weaver)
112410 Journalism I
112420 Journalism II
112430 Journalism III
114240 Journalism IV
Elective Course Selections and Pathway Sequences
Music
157610 Beg Mixed Chorus
The following courses are by teacher recommendation only:
157510/157520 9th Gr Adv Chorus
157530/157540 10th Gr Adv Chorus
157550/157560 11th Gr Adv Chorus
157570/157580 12th Gr Adv Chorus
157015 Advanced Treble Chorus*
Music
155930/155940 9th Grade Orchestra
155950/155970 10th Grade Orchestra
155980/155990 11th Grade Orchestra
156150/156160 12th Grade Orchestra
Theater
114110 Fundamentals of Drama
The following courses are by teacher recommendation only:
114130 Drama /Acting 1 (Fall)
114140 Drama /Acting 1 (Spring)
114150 Drama /Acting 2 (Fall)
114160 Drama /Acting 2 (Spring)
114170 Drama/Acting 3 (Fall)
114180 Drama/Acting 3 (Spring)
113810 Technical Theater I
113830 Technical Theater II
113850 Technical Theater III
113870 Technical Theater IV
After School Courses (5th Period – Auditions Only)
Advanced Drama
Musical Theater
Other Fine Arts Electives
156800 Music Theory
Visual Arts
155000 Visual Arts I
The following courses are by teacher recommendation only:
155030 Visual Arts II
155110 Visual Art/Drawing I
155120 Visual Art/Drawing II
155150 Draw/Paint I
155170 Draw/Paint 2
155255 Visual Art/Paint 1
*Yearlong skinnies
Health/PE**3 semesters of ROTC can replace this
154500 Health
150000 Personal Fitness
PE Classes
150400Team Sports (Fall)
150500Team Sports (Spring)
150600 Inter Team Sports (Fall)
150700 Inter Team Sports (Spring)
150800 Advanced Team Sports ( Fall)
150900 Advanced Team Sports (Spring)
152010 Tennis (Fall)
152020 Tennis (Spring)
152030 Intermediate Tennis (Fall)
152040 Intermediate Tennis (Spring)
152050 Advanced Tennis (Fall)
152060 Advanced Tennis (Spring)
Weight Training
151010 Weights (9th Spring)
151020 Weights (10th Fall)
151200 Physical Conditioning (10th Spring)
151400 Advanced Physical Conditioning (11th Fall)
151800 Advanced Weights (11th Spring)
151600 Exercise/Weights (12th Fall)
151900 Advanced Weights (12th Spring)
151025 Girl’s Weight Training (Spring)
World Language Pathways (Students planning to enter into
or transfer into a University System of Georgia institution must
take a minimum of two units of the same foreign language)
115000 French I
115200 French II
115400 French III
117405 French IV
119005 AP French *
115600 Latin I
115800 Latin II
116000 Latin III *
118405 AP Latin *
118425 AP Latin GF *
116200 Spanish I
116320 Spanish I Hn
116400 Spanish II
116430 Spanish II Hn
116600 Spanish III
116800 Spanish IV
117800 AP Spanish *
117820 AP Spanish GF *
Advanced Academic Pathways
Advanced Academic Pathway: Completion of 3 courses in
the same academic area (English, Math, Science, or Social
Studies) and a 4thcourse being: AP or MOWR and the
completion of two sequential courses in a world (foreign)
language.
Career Pathways
Completion of a core set of classes based on their chosen
pathway. These pathways help guide students to investigate
their career goals based on taking courses they are interest
in.
CCC
Glynn Academy Pathways to Success
These are the CTAE pathways available
on GA’s campus. They must also be
taken in sequential order.
Marketing
Marketing is the process of anticipating, managing, and satisfying
consumers’ demand for products, services, and ideas. The marketing
Career Cluster generates the strategy that underlies advertising and
promotional techniques, business communication, and business
development.
Marketing Management
123-
Marketing Principles
Marketing and Entrepreneurship
Marketing Management
Fashion Marketing
123-
Marketing Principles
Fashion, Merchandising, and Retailing Essentials
Advanced Fashion, Merchandising, and Retailing
Hospitality and Tourism
The Hospitality and Tourism Career Cluster encompasses the
management, marketing, and operation of restaurants, and other food
services, lodging, attractions, recreation events, and travel related
services.
Hospitality and Tourism
123-
Marketing Principles
Hospitality, Recreation, and Tourism Essentials
Hospitality, Recreation, and Tourism Management
Business Accounting
1.
2.
3.
Intro to Business and Tech
Financial Literacy
Principles of Accounting 1
Information Technology
The rapidly changing digital world of the Information Technology Career
Cluster engages students in hands-on learning to prepare for careers
that create, use, modify, and engage technology skills. Graphics,
multimedia animation, web design, game and application development,
networking, and computer repair are all possibilities
Programming
1.
2.
3.
Intro to Digital Tech
Computer Science Principles
Programming, Games, Apps, and Society
Computer Science
1.
2.
3.
Intro to Digital Tech
Computer Science Principles
AP Computer Science
Business, Management, and
Administration
Education
The Business Management and Administration Career Cluster prepares
students with computer skills for future college and career plans. Cluster
skills mastered include planning, organizing, directing, and evaluating as
well as owning and operating a successful business.
The Education and Training Career Center includes planning, managing,
and providing education and training services, as well as, in the field
experiences where you work in a classroom environment.
Entrepreneurship
Education
123-
Examining the Teaching Profession
Contemporary Issues in Education
Teaching as a Profession Practicum
Finance
The Financial Career Cluster focuses on money management, including
planning, investing, and spending. Students will gain career skills for the
finance world with opportunities that expand beyond basic business
skills into financial literacy, banking, investing, insurance, and risk
management.
Finance
123-
Intro to Business and Technology
Financial Literacy
Banking, Investing, and Insurance
123-
Introduction to Business and Technology
Legal Environment of Business
Entrepreneurship
Human Resource Management
1.
2.
3.
Intro to Business and Tech
Legal Environments of Business
Human Resources Principles
New Pathway
GICA's Website:
If your student is
interested in GICA and
would like a printed
brochure, all of this informa
Is available on Ms. Jordan’s
website.
During registration
you must pick a
pathway: will it be
academic or career
oriented?
SOME EXAMPLES OF PATHWAYS:
Agriculture
Architecture
AV Tech & Communications
Business
Career Pathways are a group
of careers which guide
students to investigate
careers by interest and to
design their courses of study
in order to advance their
career goals. Students select
their pathway based on what
they want to do after
graduation and take a core
set of classes coupled with
electives based on their
chosen career path.
Finance
Fine Arts
Government & Public Admin
Health Science
Hospitality & Tourism
Human Services
Information Technology
Marketing
Science, Tech, Engineering & Math
Transportation Distribution
World Language
An academic pathway is
the completion of 3
courses in the same
academic area (English,
Math, Science, or Social
Studies) and a 4thcourse
being: AP or Dual
enrollment and also the
completion of two
sequential courses in a
world (foreign) language.
Anyone going to a 4 year
college will more than
likely be completing an
academic pathway if they
take an AP course in
addition to their core
requirements.
Will help toward Hope
Rigor requirements
You need to push and
challenge yourself to
earn HOPE.
GPA:3.0
Zell Miller: 3.7
Your GAcollege411(GA
Futures) account is an
excellent source of info
about HOPE.
Students need onlyl
of the six listed to the
left. These are built in
to our grad. req.
Sample 10th grade schedule
Please note, we make the schedule for the entire year:
• HN/AP classes may
Have summer
Reading assignments
Sample 10th grade schedule with GICA
Grade Point Average
Think about your transcript
and calculate GPA:
GPA is calculated by adding points for every grade that appears on your report card. The sum is
then divided by the number of courses that you took. You can use the following scale to
calculate your GPA:
A = 4 points
(90-100=A)
B = 3 points
(80-89=B)
C = 2 points
(70-79=C)
F = 0 points
(below 70-F)
*You receive bonus points for Advanced Placement courses (+ 1 point)
**You receive a bonus point for an ACADEMIC MOWR course (+1 point)
Ie: A=5 points, B=4 points, C=3 points
***HOPE GPA re-calculation: HOPE will only give (+.5 point) added to the grade earned; but
Not to exceed a 4.0
Ie: A=4.0 points, B=3.5 points, C=2.5 points
Calculate your GPA
Matt is a student in ninth grade. He
takes 5 courses and earns the following
grades during his first semester:
Use the grades from your progress report
card to calculate your current GPA. Include
any grades that you earned in elective
courses.
(You may only have 4 courses)
Math
A=4 points
Math
____=____points
Language Arts
B=3 points
Language Arts
____=____points
Science
A=4 points
Science
____=____points
Social Studies
C=2 points
Social Studies
____=____points
Elective
F=0 points
Elective
____=____points
Total
13 points
13/5 = 2.6 Matt’s GPA
(You divide by the number of courses
you are taking. The zero really hurt.)
Total
____points
____/____=____My GPA
(You divide by the number of courses you
are taking.)
Are you on track?
To earn the Georgia Hope Scholarship (HOPE) you must have a 3.0 GPA at the end of senior
year in your core academic courses.
HOPE does not calculate the same
GPA that is on your transcript, Hope
only calculates Academic and
Foreign Language Classes.
• January 19: Parent and student registration meetings
begin at 5 thru 7:00pm (GA Auditorium). Our Cohort of
2019 meeting will begin at 7:00pm. Any and all teachers
of sophmores, AP teachers & advisors who would like to
come to this are welcome. A good time for clubs etc to
make a showing as well. (Please let Julie know if you want
a table set up in the foyer of auditorium).
• January 25: Registration/Advisement packets will be
handed out in an extended homeroom
• February 1: Registration/Advisement material due back to
homeroom advisors in extended homeroom
• January 20-Jan 29: Parent/student individual
appointments with me. I will have longer hours on these
days
Registration Packet Due: Homeroom: Monday, February 1, 2016
Completed Check Sheet: Cohort 2019
Have I checked off and completed each of these items?
Packet Due: Homeroom – Monday, February 1, 2016
 4 core academic courses
 6 elective courses – ranked 1 to 6
 2 Pathways
 Parent Signature (turn in even without)
 Student Signature (that’s you!)
 AP / Honors Course Agreements – if one not on file
 Petition for course change – if necessary
If you need further assistance, please contact your counselor, Mrs.
Belechak, in the GA Building.
mbelechak@glynn.k12.ga.us
(912)267-4210
If you don’t turn in a
registration form, we will
select your courses for you!!