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Scheduling For 2011-2012

Scheduling For 2011-2012. Higher Education is well worth the time and effort.

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Scheduling For 2011-2012

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  1. Scheduling For 2011-2012

  2. Higher Education is well worth the time and effort. With the reality based choices students will face after graduation, our motto is “Tyler ISD Goes To College”, defining college as training after high school. Think about your interests, gifts, and talents, and the job that will allow you to best use them--find out what training, certificate, or degree is necessary to qualify for that job and then go for it!

  3. Higher Education is well worth the time and effort. Average Salaries (Bureau of Labor Statistics) • No HS Diploma $23,608 • HS Diploma $32,552 • Associate’s Degree (2 yrs) $39,572 • Bachelor’s Degree (4 yrs) $53,300 • Master’s Degree $65,364 • Doctoral Degree $79,508 • Professional Degree $79,664

  4. Colleges look at: • Grades • Rank in class • SAT/ACT Scores • Strength of your coursework • Extracurricular Activities • Community Service • Leadership roles • Commitment

  5. How To Figure Class Rank Class rank is determined by adding all semester grades and extra points for advanced courses together and then dividing by the total number of semesters. A student earns five extra points for each PAP/PAP semester and earns 10 extra points for each AP/IB semester. Although added in for ranking purposes the extra points will not appear on the report card, the transcript or any other document. Class Rank is weighted.

  6. Calculating Rank Average PAP Algebra 1 75 80 Geometry 82 83 PAP Biology 80 75 IPC 82 75 75 + 80 + 82 + 83 + 80 +75 + 82 + 75 = 632 5 + 5 + 5 + 5=20 (extra points for PAP) 632+20=652/8= 81.5 (Rank Average)

  7. Calculating Grade Point Average The student’s Grade Point Average is calculated at the end of each semester and is cumulative throughout the student’s time at Lee High School. GPA is calculated by assigning a number to each semester grade. A (90-100)=4 ; B (80-89)=3 ; C (70-79)= 2 ; F (69 and below)=0. The numbers ( 4,3,2,0) are added together and then divided by the number of semesters. • The GPA is not weighted.

  8. Calculating HS Grade Point Average PAP Algebra 1 75 (2) 80 (3) Geometry 82 (3) 83 (3) PAP Biology 80 (3) 75 (2) IPC 82 (3) 75 (2) 100-90 =A =4 89-80 =B =3 79-70 =C =2 Below 70 =F =0 2 + 3 + 3 + 3 + 3 + 2 + 3 + 2 =21 21/8= 2.62 GPA GPA is not weighted

  9. TISD Prepares Students For Life After High School (Black T-Shirt review)

  10. TISD Prepares Students For Life After High School (Black T-Shirt Review)

  11. TISD Graduation Requirements • 26 credits (you will graduate with more) • Recommended or Distinguished Plan • 4 X 4 • Exit Level Testing-TAKS

  12. TISD Graduation Plans Recommended Plan Distinguished Achievement Plan 4 English 4 Math-cannot use Math Models 4 Science-cannot use IPC 4 Social Studies 3 Foreign Language (3 Levels) 1 Fine Arts 1 Technology 1 PE Communication Applications 3.5 Electives 4 Measures • 4 English • 4 Math • 4 Science • 4 Social Studies • 2 Foreign Language (2 Levels) • 1 Fine Arts • 1 Technology • 1 PE • Communication Applications • 4.5 Electives

  13. PreAP/AP, PreIB/IB, On Level, Dual Credit? • Advanced courses are the best prep for college • Advanced courses are more in depth • Advanced courses are faster paced • Advanced courses require more homework • Advanced course may require summer assignments (English, Math, Social Studies) . Check the REL website. • Advanced courses require having passed TAKS in the subject requested • Advanced courses require parent signature • Advanced courses require commitment for the year

  14. Dual Credit Dual Credit: (you will be both a REL and a TJC student) • Complete a TJC application • Obtain counselor approval (form) • Meet all testing requirements (ACCUPLACER) • Pay TJC tuition • Earn college credit at the end of each semester

  15. Advanced Placement (AP) AP Courses: • Sign up for the AP course. • In the Spring register and pay to take the AP exams. • Test in May. • Receive scores in July. • Scores of 3, 4, or 5 usually award college credit. • Each college will have different requirements.

  16. CHOOSE CORE CLASSES (4 X 4)Choose ELAChoose MathChoose ScienceChoose Social Studies

  17. Art classes are a “blend” of actually doing art exercises and projects, learning principles and elements through reading, research, writing, vocabulary and test taking.New for next year: AP Art History.Theater Appreciation (do not like to be on stage), Theater (like to be on stage. Technical Theater 1 requires credit for Theater 1.Choir: There are various opportunities and levels for students who love to sing. Orchestra or Band-Directors will send counselors correct placement after auditions.Dance or Drill Team-*Drill Team-tryout only (Junior and Senior year). Fees required. FineArts

  18. AthleticsAthletics -must be currently participating in the sport you are choosing or have coach’s approval. Must commit to athletics for the year: rigorous practice and preparation; rigorous competition. Some sports actually begin before school begins so check with the coach of your sport. If you are not committed you will be dropped which means a schedule change and being placed in courses that you did not choose. Coaches determine JV or Varsity level placement. A physical is required to participate.

  19. AdditionalCourses • Foreign Language? Technology? • Career and Technology Courses? Career Prep Program? • Fine Arts? Finished? Your total should add up to 8

  20. Complete Your Texas Achievement Plan

  21. Double Check Your Choice Sheet • All 4 core courses? English, math, science , and social studies • Fine Arts • Foreign Language • Athletics or PE • Technology • Electives/Career and Tech • PAP/AP/Regular/Dual Credit(summer assignments for PAP/AP –It is YOUR responsibility to make sure you know what is required) • TAP completed? Write in your identifying information and Career Plans-Circle all additional courses you have completed as well as the courses you have chosen for next year. • Alternate course choices listed

  22. Deadline Means Deadline Counselors… will not, will not, will not, will not, will not, will not, will not, will not, will not, will not, will not, will not, will not, will not, will not, will not, will not, will not, will not, will not, will not, will not, will not, will not, will not, will not, will not, will not, will not, will not, will not, will not, will not, will not, will not…

  23. …Change your schedule after the bell rings the last day of school. Exception: A course you chose is not offered. In this case an alternate course will be substituted so make sure you choose alternates!

  24. Your High School Transcript will open or close doors for you.

  25. Helpful Websites: www.tylerisd.org www.applytexas.org www.fafsa.gov www.gentx.org

  26. To access scheduling materials on the Robert E. Lee website click on Scheduling for 2011-2012…

  27. …then click links to access materials.

  28. “Generation Texas”—a new one stop shopping college access website created just for you.

  29. You are Generation Texas!

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