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Oceanside High School Graduation Requirements and Programs Overview

Oceanside High School, located at Seagaze Drive and Horne Street, Oceanside, California, prepares students for graduation with specific requirements. Students must attain a minimum GPA of 1.75, pass the high school exit exam, gather at least 240 credits, and achieve a writing sample score of 4 or higher. The school offers various extracurricular activities, including choir and marching band. Graduates are expected to be critical thinkers, effective communicators, and problem solvers, equipped to analyze information and convey their ideas clearly.

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Oceanside High School Graduation Requirements and Programs Overview

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  1. PowerPoint test On Oceanside High school

  2. Location Seagaze Drive and Horne Street Oceanside, California 92054

  3. Graduation requirements • Must have a minimum of 1.75 GPA • Must pass the high school exit exam • Have at least 240 credits • Have a 4 or above on the writing sample

  4. Extra curricular activities • Choir programs • Marching band • ASB

  5. ESLR’S or Expected School Wide Learning Results Oceanside High School graduates will be: Critical thinkers and problem solvers who: • Identify, assess, and analyze problems without various contexts • Demonstrate higher order thinking skills • Draw conclusions from a set of information • Develop solutions to problems to problems and formulate recommendations

  6. ESLR’S or Expected School Wide Learning Results Oceanside High School graduates will be: • Effective Communicators who: • Receive interpret and use information from other sources regardless of the mode of communication • Convey information to others visually and in writing

  7. Bell schedule • 7:40 – 8:35 • 8:41 – 9:36 • 9:36 – 9:47 • 9:46 – 10:48 • 12:24 – 1:20 • 1:25 – 2:20

  8. District Administration • Janet Bledsoe Lacy……………….. President • Adrianne Hakes Ed. D…………… Vice President • Roy Youngblood…………………… Clerk • Lillian V. Adams……………………. Member • Emily Ortiz Wichmann…………… Member • Ken Noonan…………………………. Superintendent • Joe Farley……………………………. Deputy Superintendent • Edmond T. Heatly, Ed. D…….... Associate Superintendent • Mary Urelius………………………… Director of instruction

  9. Oceanside High School Administration • Kimo Marquardt……........................... Principal • Robert Muller……………………. Assistant Principal • Cesar Mora…………………………Assistant Principal • Pat Kimbrel............................. Athletic director

  10. Oceanside High School Counselors • Rogelio (roger) Coloma…………..Counselor • Gayle Hamilton………………………Counselor • Glenda Kimbrel………………………Counselor • Rosa Miranda-Franklin……………Counselor

  11. Oceanside High School Support staff • Pat Kimbrel …………Work Exp. Coordinator • Christine VanderWeit ………………Librarian

  12. Presentation by: NICK ROOME

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