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School Counseling Orientation

School Counseling Orientation. Follow Us. @ Ptap_Counselors. Ms. Geigley A-D. Ms. VanBuskirk E-L. Ms. Kearney M-S. School Counselors. Mr. Helie T-V Special Programs. Ms. Patron W-Z AVID. Mr.Reed Principal. Mr. King A-F. Ms. Caster G-M. Dr. Wheeler N-Z. Administrators.

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School Counseling Orientation

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  1. SchoolCounseling Orientation Follow Us @Ptap_Counselors

  2. Ms. Geigley A-D Ms. VanBuskirk E-L Ms. Kearney M-S SchoolCounselors Mr. Helie T-V Special Programs Ms. Patron W-Z AVID

  3. Mr.Reed Principal Mr. King A-F Ms. Caster G-M Dr. Wheeler N-Z Administrators

  4. Ms. Grampp School Counseling Secretary Ms. Hoerl Records Secretary SchoolCounseling Office

  5. Reasons to meetwithyourschoolcounselor • Academicsuccess or struggle • Personalaccomplishments or difficulties • New transitions and changes • College and career planning • Safety and well-beingconcerns • Problemsolving • Friendship or relationship help

  6. Meeting withyourcounselor • Confidentiality Whatyoudiscuss in the counseling office staysbetweenyou and yourcounselor. There are onlythree exceptions. • If you are a danger to yourself. • If you are a danger to others. • If someoneelseis putting you in danger.

  7. Meeting withyourcounselor • Make an appointment • Stop by the SchoolCounseling Office between classes, at lunch, or before/afterschool. • Select yourSchoolCounselor’sclipboard and register for a time and date thatis best for you. • You willget a pass on the dayyouregisteredduringhomeroom. *It isyourresponsibility to rememberyourappointment time*

  8. Attendance Be sure to tap in daily at the kiosk If you are absent, be sure to turn in a note to the table in the lobby within 3 days If you are absent, be sure to work with you teacher about making up the missed assignments

  9. Graduation Requirements • 4 credits of English • 3.5 credits of Social Studies • 3-4 credits of Math • 3 credits of Science • 1 credit of Fine Arts • 1 credit of PhysicalEducation • 1 credit of TechnicalEducation • ½ credit of Health • A completerseries • 75 Service Learning Hours • Testing- HSA/PARCC

  10. Completers CollegeCompleter • Twoadvancingcredits of the samelanguage (e.g. Chinese 1 & 2) • One additional math class senior year • One elective ChildcareCompleter • ChildDevelopment 1 • ChildDevelopment 2 • Decisions in Family Living • Nutrition and Foods Business Completer • Business Management • Accounting 1 • Adv. Business Man. • Business Capstone

  11. Completers Advanced Tech Completer • Engineering & Tech Concepts • Advanced Design Applications • Advanced Tech Applications • Twoelectives CareerResearch andDevelopmentCompleter • Introduction to CareerResearch & Developement • Advanced CareerResearch & Development • WorkBased Learning Criminal JusticeCompleter • Survey of Criminal Justice & Communications in Criminal Justice • SurvivalSkills [in criminal justice] • Human Relations [in criminal justice] • Introduction to Criminal Law • Criminalistics

  12. How to Succeed in High School Classwork Homework • Stay active in class from bell to bell • PARTICIPATE • Turn in your work on time • Classwork is 50% of your grade • Use a planner/your phone/Family Connection to keep track of assignments • Studying counts as homework- be prepared • Monitor your progress on BCPS One “You miss 100% of the shots you don’t take” -Wayne Gretzky

  13. How to Succeed in High School Who can help me? • School Counselor • Teachers, outside of school hours (FLEX) • Assistant Principals • Department Chairs • School Nurse • Coaches • Honor Society offers tutoring during FLEX

  14. GPA – Grade Point Average GPA stands for Grade Point Average Each letter grade you receive on your report card is assigned a value, known as a grade point. Cumulative GPA is the average of all your grade points, for each class you have taken during high school. There are two types of GPA, unweighted and weighted.

  15. GPA – Grade Point Average Colleges will look at both types of GPA during admission, but each college will have it’s own acceptable GPA range! However, many community colleges do not require specific GPA’s.

  16. Testingis in your Future!

  17. Planning Ahead Wheream I going? How long willittake? What do I need to do in order to beprepared? College… Military… Trade School…. Start a Career… MEET WITH YOUR SCHOOL COUNSELOR!

  18. College Corner!FLEX! Use your flex time to your benefit! Everyday during flex a counselor will be in room 51 with computers! Use this time to your advantage! You can also use this time to consult with a counselor about ANYTHING!

  19. NavianceFamilyConnectionconnection.naviance.com/patapsco Review • Username = BCPS username • Password = D.O.B Ex: 01081997 EVERYTHING youneed to succeed ishere!! You just have to put forth the effort!

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