1. HIGH SCHOOL INFORMATION Martha Layne Collins High School

2. GRADE SCALE & GPA Regular / Honors AP / Dual Credit A– 90-100A = 4 pointsA = 5 points B – 80 -89B = 3 pointsB = 4 points C – 72-79C = 2 pointsC = 3 points D – 66-71D = 1 pointsD = 2 points F – 65 and BelowF = 0 pointsF = 0 points

3. GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS 4 English (I, II, III, IV) 4 Math (Algebra I, Geometry, Algebra II, Math Elective) 3 Science (Biology, Chemistry, Science I/Physics) 3 Social Studies (Geography, World History, US History) 3 Pathway 2 World Language (Optional) 1 Health / PE 1 Arts & Humanities 26 TOTAL CREDITS

4. COLLEGE / CAREER READINESS 18 English, 19 Math, 20 Reading on ACT 3 Pathway Courses – Pass content test (or complete portfolio) & pass ASVAB or WORKKEYS Students must be either college or career ready to graduate.

5. PATHWAYS Animal Science Aerospace (@ SCHS) Art Biomedical Sciences Business Management Cinematography Construction (@ SCHS) Culinary Arts Early Childhood Education Engineering Fundamentals of Teaching JROTC Marketing Music – Instrumental Music – Vocal ATC - Health Informatics ATC – Health Sciences ATC – Information Tech. ATC – Machine Tool Tech. ATC – Automotive Tech. ATC – Industrial Maintenance

6. KEES SCHOLARSHIP Weighted GPA is used for calculation of GPA. GPA is calculated for each school year. There is a bonus amount for highest ACT test score taken in High School.

7. KEES EXAMPLE GradeGPA / ACT ScoreAward Amount 9 th 3.5$375 10 th 3.2$300 11 th 4.0$500 12 th 4.3$500 ACT Score26$428 TOTAL$2103 Minimum score for KEES is a 2.5 and 15 ACT score Maximum score for KEES is a 4.0 (weighted) and 28 ACT score Students receive this amount each school year at an in state school.

8. NEW PROGRAMS Marketing Pathway Cinematography Pathway Aerospace Pathway (@ SCHS) Construction Pathway (@SCHS) Early College Program Innovations Academy

9. MARKETING Digital Literacy Principles of Marketing Advanced Marketing Sports and Entertainment Marketing Marketing KOSSA ASK – Fundamental Marketing Concepts (Industry Cert.)

10. CINEMATOGRAPHY Intro to Media Video Studio Fundamentals Studio Directing & Performance Advanced Studio Performance Apple Certified Associate – Final Cut Pro Level 1 and 2 Adobe Certified Associate (3 of 4) – Dreamweaver, Flash, Photoshop, Premier Pro

11. AEROSPACE (@SCHS) Intro to Aerospace Fundamentals of Aviation Science I Aerospace III Aerospace IV Limited Space FAA Pilot Written Exam

12. CONSTRUCTION (@SCHS) Intro to Construction Floor & Wall Framing Ceiling & Roof Framing Construction Prints Construction Forms Limited Space Construction KOSSA NCCER – Core Curriculum & Construction Carpentry Level 1 (Industry Cert.)

13. EARLY COLLEGE Shelby County Schools are partnering with JCTC to give our students more options to earn college credit. ($50 per course, up to 2 courses/semester) Current Schedule - http://www.jefferson.kctcs.edu/en/Academics/Class_Schedules/Fall.aspx http://www.jefferson.kctcs.edu/en/Academics/Class_Schedules/Fall.aspx Some courses will be taught on our campus with our teachers. Some will be fully on JCTC’s campus. Transportation will be provided. Two courses provided as Introductory Courses (taught @ MLCHS) College Readiness Intro to Computers

14. AP VS. DC Advanced Placement Helps students earn college credit. Students earn credit in through the AP Exam (3-5) AP courses taught by our teachers Courses are open to any student Courses are free, but each exam costs $97 Textbooks are provided GPA is weighted Colleges choose which credit to give. Dual Credit Helps students earn college credit Students earn credit in DC through the coursework DC courses taught by our teachers and JCTC Faculty Courses are open to any student Courses cost $50 each for the first 6 hrs. per semester. Textbooks are provided GPA is weighted Colleges choose which credit to give

15. TITAN INNOVATIONS

16. BENEFITS Allows greater flexibility for students to schedule CTE, AP Courses and Early College/Internship Opportunities Allows students to work at their own pace Allows for greater personalization Assigns students a mentor STUDENTS 1 st, content 2nd

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