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Kingwood High School Course Planning Guide & Opportunities for the Class of 2014

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Explore the diverse course offerings and opportunities available at Kingwood High School, including selecting classes, graduation requirements, GPA importance, college preparation, and extracurricular programs like IB, NJROTC, and AVID. Receive guidance from counselors, teachers, and parents to shape a successful educational path and prepare for higher education.

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  1. Kingwood High School Welcomes The Class of 2014

  2. What willKingwood High School offer you? • New opportunities • New responsibilities • New challenges • New privileges • Mustang Spirit

  3. How do you decide which classes to take? • HISD Course Guide • Course Request Card • PowerPoint Presentation • Group Conference with KHS Counselors • Individual Conferences with KHS Counselor for 4 year plan & registration

  4. Why are there 2 course sheets? • White practice copy • “Official” blue card -Teachers recommend core class & Spanish 2 (if you are in Spanish 1) levels - You choose other 3 classes International Baccalaureate Program offered at HHS pg 33 Are you interested? □ Yes □ No

  5. How do you complete your blue course sheet? • Select 7 total credits • A combination of semester-long &/or year-long courses • 2 alternate courses • Parent signature

  6. Your 4-year plan Course Grade 9 Grade 10 Grade 11 Grade 12 English – 4 credits English I English II English III English IV Math – 4 credits Science – 4 credits Social Studies/Eco – 4 credits World Geography World History U.S. History Government/Economics Foreign Language- 2 or 3 credits* *The Distinguished Achievement Program requires a third year of foreign language and four advanced measures.

  7. What is in the High School Course Guide? • Graduation Requirements • Recommended Course Placement • Award of Credit • Grade Point Explanation • Policies & Procedures • Course Descriptions

  8. What happens when? KHS Counselors work with you on 4-Year Plans @: • CMS: Feb.3 • RMS: Feb.1 Course Selection Sheets Due: • CMS- Feb. 10 • RMS- Feb. 10 Meet with KHS Counselors about course selections: • CMS Feb. 12 • RMS Feb. 12

  9. What classes do you need to graduate? • 4 years each of: English, Math, Science & Social Studies • 2 years of one Foreign Language • 1 semester of Communication Applications (Speech) • 2 semesters of PE/Athletics/Substitute • 1 year of a Fine Art • 5.5 credits of electives

  10. How do you earn credits? • You earn a credit for each semester of a course that you pass. • Semester credit • Grade Averaging credit

  11. What are GPA & Class Rank & why do they matter? Colleges use your GPA & Rank in their admissions decisions. It counts as soon as you begin 9th grade! • GPA = Grade Point Average Grade points are assigned based on the level of your classes: honors, level, modified. • Class rank comes from your GPA. Every grade is part of your GPA & your GPA determines your class rank. NOTE: Classes taken in 8th grade for high school credit do not go into GPA or rank (Algebra 1 & Spanish 1)

  12. Who can give you advice about choosing classes? Your: • Parents • Teachers • Counselor • College Admissions Counselor

  13. English • English 1: • Level • PreAP • Gifted and Talented Both PreAP & GT earn honors grade points. Additional requirements: English 2 - 4

  14. Math • Requirements: • Algebra 1 – no Honors available • Geometry, Level or Honors • Algebra 2, Level or Honors • An additional upper level math like Algebra 3, PreCalculus, AP Statistics, Calculus

  15. Science • ALL freshmen take Biology (Level or Honors) • Additional requirements for graduation: • Chemistry • Physics • An additional 4th lab science

  16. Social Studies • ALL freshmen take World Geography (Level or Honors) • Additional requirements: • World History, Level or Honors • US History, Level or AP • Government (.5 credit) Level, Honors or AP • Economics (.5 credit) Level, Honors or AP

  17. Languages Other Than English2 years of one Language are required • Spanish 1 through 5 • French 1 through 4 • German 1 through 4 • Latin 1 through 4 • American Sign Language 1 through 3 * DAP requires 3 years – not 2 * Most offered as Level, Honors & AP (2 – 5) & Dual Credit (3 – 5).

  18. Fine ArtsOne year required • Art • Theater Arts • Band • Choir • Orchestra • Dance

  19. Electives5.5 credits required • any state credited courses not required for graduation: • Technology Applications • Business Management & Admin. • Family & Consumer Science • Agriculture • Architecture & Construction • Additional courses in any required subject area • And many more!

  20. NJROTCNavy Junior Reserve Officers Training Corps • Navy Science 1 – 4 for freshman through senior year • Focuses on: leadership, citizenship, maritime heritage • Participate in: community service, drill competition, marksmanship & military training

  21. AVID (Advancement via Individual Determination) • prepare for college eligibility & success • take advanced classes • counts as elective & speech credit • must take 1 Honors course • open to incoming 9th graders

  22. Why take Honors/AP classes? • think, read & write critically & analytically • college success • additional grade points • possible college credit

  23. Who does well in Honors/Pre-AP classes? Students who are: • Self-motivated, hard-working & who enjoy academic challenge & rigor • Capable of success with challenging material presented at a faster pace • Willing to take assignments beyond basic requirements • Able to have time to devote & still be kids!

  24. Should you take Honors/Pre-AP classes? • Yes, if you currently have at least • 80 in Honors Classes • 90 in Level Classes • Honors to level & level to honors schedule changes happen only at: • Three (3) weeks • Six (6) weeks • Semester • May change your other classes

  25. Is there a lot of homework? • Level classes: • Approximately 30 minutes per class every night • Honors/AP classes: • Approximately 45 minutes per class every night

  26. What if I change my mind? • Change requests: • Turn in to current Counselor with parent signature. • No changes will be made after the last day of school.

  27. What Comes Next? • Lots of options! • Dual Credit • International Baccalaureate (IB) Diploma Program • Special Courses • There are many programs offered to you through HISD. Please review your High School Course Guide to begin planning what you will take in future years.