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High school and beyond how to prepare for high school and begin planning for college

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High school and beyond how to prepare for high school and begin planning for college. Middle school vs. high school. What are the differences? Middle School Students have more accountability from teachers and parents.

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  1. High school and beyondhow to prepare for high school and begin planning for college

  2. Middle school vs. high school What are the differences? Middle School Students have more accountability from teachers and parents. Students are preparing to become responsible for their grades and studies. High School Classes that receive a non passing grade need to be made up (summer school or the following year). Students are accountable for themselves and their school work.

  3. How Colleges Admit Students • Achievement in College Prep Studies • ACT, SAT and related Test Scores • Extracurricular Activities and Work • Teacher and Counselor Recommendations • Essays and Writing Sample • Interview • Special Talents and Characteristics • Overcoming life challenges

  4. English 9 (H) Algebra 1B, Geometry, Algebra 2 Biology, Honors Biology Bible Physical Education Spanish 1 or 2, French 1 or 2 Visual/Performing Arts Practical Arts 4-Year High School Plan 9thGrade

  5. English 10 (H) Geometry, Algebra 2, Pre-Calculus World History (H) Biology (H), Chemistry (H) Bible Physical Education Spanish 2 or 3, French 2 or 3 10th Grade

  6. English 11 Algebra 2, Pre Calculus, AP Calculus AB, AP Statistics U. S. History (AP) Chemistry(H), AP Biology, Anatomy/Physiology Bible Spanish 3 or 4(AP), French 3 or 4(AP) Psychology (AP), AP Eng Lang, Visual and Performing Art, AP Computer Science, Journalism, Adv Journalism 11th Grade

  7. English 12 (AP) Pre-Cal, AP Stats, AP Calculus AB, AP Calculus BC US Government/Economics (AP) Bible Psychology (AP), AP Eng Lang, Visual and Performing Art, AP Computer Science, Journalism, Adv Journalism Chemistry, Physics (AP), Anatomy/Physiology Spanish 4/5 (AP),French 4/5 (AP) 12th Grade

  8. UC Entrance Requirements • High school graduation • a-g subject requirements-with a grade of C or better (both semesters) • A - History-2 years (US History and World History) • B - English-4 years • C - Math-3 years (Algebra I, Geometry, Algebra 2) 4 recommended • D - Lab Science-2 years (Biology, Chemistry, Physics) • E – Modern Language-2 years same language. 3-4 recommended • F - One year of Fine Arts • G - Electives- 1 year • GPA:3.0* calculated on approved a-g courses completed in grades 10-11 • SAT Reasoning or ACT with writing combination.

  9. HCS Graduation Requirements (5 units = 1 semester) 240 units minimum for graduation, including the following departmental requirements. 40-English 30-Social Science 40-Bible 20-Science (10 lab required) 20-Math 20-PE 10-Visual and Performing Art 5-Practical Art

  10. Standardized TESTS • PLAN test will be taken in 9th grade • PSAT will be taken in 10th and 11th grade • SAT and ACT tests should be taken by the Spring of 11th grade year. • Plan on taking the tests at least twice.

  11. What extracurricular Activities are Available at Heritage High School? • Athletics (wide range of sports) • ASB and student leadership • Diakonos (community service organization) • Various clubs that meet before, during and after school • International Educational Trips • Choir, Band and Drama

  12. Questions? Please see me after the meeting or email us at ppratts@heritage-schools.org or ikendrick@heritage-schools.org