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Heritage High School

Heritage High School. Home of the Patriots. Agenda. Graduation Requirements College Requirements Testing Community College NCAA Facebook Misc. 225 Credits CAHSEE. HHS GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS. HOW TO EARN CREDITS. Take 6 classes a semester 2 semesters = 1 year

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Heritage High School

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  1. Heritage High School Home of the Patriots

  2. Agenda • Graduation Requirements • College Requirements • Testing • Community College • NCAA • Facebook • Misc.

  3. 225 Credits CAHSEE HHS GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS

  4. HOW TO EARN CREDITS • Take 6 classes a semester • 2 semesters = 1 year • Pass 1 class = 5 credits • 6 classes x 5 credits = 30 credits • 30 credits x 2 sems = 60 credits • 60 credits x 4 years = 240 credits

  5. PUHSD Graduation • English 4 years • Math 3 years (min. Alg1) • Science 3 years • History 3 ½ years • W Geo • W History • US History • Amer. Govt/Econ • PE 2 years • Fine Art (or foreign lang) 1 year • Health 1 semester • Electives 11 semesters • Pass ELA and Math CAHSEE

  6. A. History/ Social Science – 2 years required Cal State - Including 1 year of U.S. History or 1 semester of U.S. History and 1 semester of American Government and 1 year of social science. U.C. – Including one year of World History and one year of U.S. History or one-half year of U.S. history and-half year of American Government. B. English – 4 Years required Cal State / U.C. – 4 years of college preparatory English C. Mathematics – 3 years required / 4 years recommended Cal. State / U.C. – Including Algebra 1, Geometry, Algebra 2 or higher mathematics D. Laboratory Science – 2 years required / 3 recommended Cal. State / U.C. – One year of a biological science and one year of a physical science (Biology, Chemistry, Physics) E. Language other than English – 2 years required / 3 years recommended Cal. State / U.C. – 2 years of the same language other than English Or a satisfactory score on at SAT 2 subject language test. F. Visual and Performing Arts – 1 year required Cal. State / U.C. – a year long approved course from the VPA discipline. (Art, Ceramics, Drama, Dance, Concert Marching Band) G. College Preparatory Elective – 1 year required Cal. State / U.C. – One year in addition to those required in the above “a-f”. The course must be “a-g” approved. * ALL COURSES MUST BE COMPLETED WITH A “C” OR BETTER. A-G Requirements

  7. Testing SAT ACT SAT 2- the Subject Tests

  8. UC Special • ELC • Top 4% from each school (9% for class of 2012) • Min GPA 3.0 • 11 approved courses complete by end of junior yr. • Statewide- top 9% as determined by UC

  9. Don’t do just the minimumhttp://www.universityofcalifornia.edu/admissions/freshman/how-applications-reviewed/index.html As we consider each individual application - and rest assured, we do consider each one - we look beyond grades and test scores. We spend time evaluating your academic achievements in light of the opportunities available to you and your demonstrated capacity to contribute to the intellectual life at UC. The 14 factors we weigh are: • Number of, content of and performance in academic courses beyond the minimum "a-g" requirements. • Quality of your academic performance relative to the educational opportunities available in your high school.

  10. Show me the money! • Do not pay for scholarships • www.fafsa.ed.gov • EFC • www.fastweb.com • www.findtuition.com • “I’ve Googled my way through life.”

  11. Community College • Requirements • Transferring • AA degree • Can attend while in high school (concurrent)

  12. NCAA DI DII DIII Different requirements than A-G NCAA Clearinghouse

  13. Technology

  14. Career Exploration Opportunities • Coin • ASVAB • College & Scholarship Information • PSAT, SAT I, SAT II, ACT • Work Experience • CTE/ROP Information • Career Interest Information

  15. Heritage Student Clubs and Activities • Bible • National Honor Society • Newspaper • Roots &Shoots • FFA • FNL • Flags/ Colorguard • SAT Prep • StudentVenture • Speech & Debate • Yearbook • Anime Club • Asian American Association • ASB • Chess • Dance • Drama • Band • Interact • BSU • AVID • Art • Latin Fusion

  16. HHS Support Services • Tutoring by instructors • Spanish Club Tutoring • Counseling • Academic • Social • Emotional • Career Center • Reading Intervention/ELA Support and Math Support Classes for students who have BB and FBB CST scores • Student Study Team • A+ Credit Recovery • Learning Center • Special Education Services • 504 Plans will be reviewed and accommodations will be revisited • ELD I-III, ELA Support and CAHSEE, Counselor Monitored • AVID Program ~ College preparation class

  17. Helpful Websites • SAT- www.collegeboard.com • ACT- www.actstudent.org • CSU admissions- www.csumentor.edu • CSU info- www.calstate.edu • UC info- www.universityofcalifornia.edu • UC “A-G” info- www.ucop.edu/doorways

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