1. Junior Visit Class of 2018

2. Progress Report DatesProgress Report Dates Graduation RequirementsGraduation Requirements A-G RequirementsA-G Requirements TranscriptTranscript Options After High SchoolOptions After High School Success StrategiesSuccess Strategies Presentation Agenda 11 th Grade

3.  Mrs. Trish Scott ext. 34150 A - Dan  Mr. Lupe Barba ext. 34159 Dao – Flores, C + AVID  Ms. Linda Garcia ext. 34151 Flores, G - Lip  Mrs. Diana Farley ext. 34152 Lit – Res  Mr. Tony Wood ext. 34157 Ret - Z  Walk-in meetings are available most days before and after school as well as during lunch.  To make an appointment, see a counseling office secretary before school, lunch or after school and she will write out a pass for a specific time and date. Show your teacher the pass on that date to be released to go to the office for your visit!

4.  1 st Quarter Progress  1 st Quarter Report Cards  2 nd Quarter Progress  1 st Semester Grades (Final)  3 rd Quarter Progress  3 rd Quarter Report Cards  4 th Quarter Progress  2 nd Semester Grades (Final) 9/16 10/18 11/14 1/4/17 (mailed) 2/17/17 4/11/17 5/12/17 6/14/17 (mailed)

5. High School Graduation Requirements  English  Math  Social Studies  Science  PE  Foreign Lang./Fine Art  Health  Electives 40 credits 20 credits 30 credits 20 credits 10 credits 5 credits 80 credits You must also pass the CAHSEE Total 225 credits

6.  9 th grade = 60 credits  10 th grade = 60 credits  11 th grade = 60 credits  12 th grade = 60 credits_  Total = 240 credits (only 225 required)

7.  Credits needed to grad. 225  Credits I have completed - ____  TOTAL =____  Credits enrolled - ____  CREDITS DEFICIENT =____ (SEE YOUR COUNSELOR!!!!)

9.  A. History (US Hist., Gov’t,World)  B. English  C. Math (Int Math I, II, and III) 4 recommended  D. Science (Lab) 3 recommended  E. Foreign Language 3 recommended  F. Visual/Performing Art  G. College Prep Elective  2 yrs.  4 yrs.  3 yrs.  2 yrs.  1 yr.

10. Options After HS Community College (2 year) Crafton Hills San Bernardino Valley Riverside Community UC (4 year) 9 campuses CSU (4 year) 23 campuses Private/ out of state (4 year) Art/Technical/ Trade Schools Stand up, sit down! MILITARY Get a job

11. YOU CAN GO! http://youcango.collegeboard.org

12. Education Pays!

13.  A-G completed with a C- or better  Recommended GPA: 2.0 Your GPA____  SAT & or ACT Take in the spring of junior year A-G completed with a C- or better Recommended GPA: 3.0 Your GPA___ SAT & or ACT Take in spring of junior year Univ. of California Top 9%

16. Have an inclusive high school experience  Take challenging courses and earn strong grades  Take advantage of other academic opportunities  Take initiative in pursuing passions and interests  Seek “fit” in school activities and community involvement  Explore leadership opportunities at school, in activities, in the family and the community Students should endeavor to do their best in all things

17. 17 11 th Grade Take on academic challenges Pursue leadership opportunities Take exams Tour campuses Test taking tips: Read! Take practice tests early to know where you may need help UC accepts both ACT with Writing and the SAT Reasoning Test and will take your highest test score from a single test date Academic Challenges: Rigor of course schedule College courses

18. 18 12 th Grade Apply to UC! Continue to succeed Meet provisions of admission File FAFSA Apply for scholarships www.universityofcalifornia.edu/apply Aug. 1 thru Nov.– 30 Application Fall filing period Jan. 1 – March 2 File FAFSA: www.fafsa.ed.gov March 1 – 30 Individual UC Admissions notifications (posted online) by May 1 Students must opt-in to waitlists Submit Statement of Intent to Register (SIR) by July 1Official high school and college records due

19.  Offers a “preview” to the actual SAT you will take in spring of your junior year.  Allows you access to many opportunities on the road to college.  NMSQT for Juniors exclusively!  Did you sign up?  Sign up at the Finance Office:  Juniors ONLY through Sept. 23 rd  All grades (9-11) through Oct. 7 th  $15.00 non-refundable fee (limited spaces)

20. SAT and ACT test dates for the 2016-2017 school year (ALL SATURDAYS): 1 st Sem.2 nd Sem. SAT : 10/1/161/21/17 11/5/163/11/17 12/3/165/6/17 6/3/17 Register online and access free test prep for the SAT: www.collegeboard.orgwww.collegeboard.org More free test prep: www.khanacademy.orgwww.khanacademy.org Bring a copy of your CNS letter to Mrs. Meyer or Ms. Severo if you’re eligible for a fee waiver ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------- 1 st Sem.2 nd Sem. ACT : 9/10/162/11/17 10/22/16 4/8/17 12/10/16 6/10/17 Register online and access free test prep for the ACT: www.actstudent.orgwww.actstudent.org Bring a copy of your CNS letter to Mrs. Meyer or Ms. Severo if you’re eligible for a fee waiver SAT: $54.50 ACT: $56.50

21. Visit www.ncaaeligibilitycenter.org for more infowww.ncaaeligibilitycenter.org

24. College Search Engines bigfuture.collegeboard.org/college-search www.californiacolleges.edu www.collegeview.com www.campusexplorer.com Career Exploration www.Calcareercenter.org www.cacareerzone.org www.Mynextmove.org

26. COMMUNITY COLLEGE  Graduate from CVHS  Options: Certificate, AA/AS Degree, 4-year transfer Crafton Hills San Bernardino Valley College Chaffey College Riverside City College

27. Vocational Training/ Schools  Certificate programs through the community college  Trade Schools  Regional Occupational Programs (ROP)

28. Military  ASVAB test (Fall and Spring)  ROTC  Join the Army, Navy, Air Force, Marines, Coast Guard  Reserves

29. Working Toward College Admissions Working Toward College Admissions In addition to a solid GPA, students interested in attending a 4-year college or university immediately after a high school should also: In addition to a solid GPA, students interested in attending a 4-year college or university immediately after a high school should also: Participate in extra-curricular and/or co-curricular activities. Participate in extra-curricular and/or co-curricular activities. On campus- sports, ASB, clubs, academic decathlon, etc. On campus- sports, ASB, clubs, academic decathlon, etc. Off campus- part-time jobs, clubs, youth groups, explorer programs, boy or girl scouts, sports, etc. Off campus- part-time jobs, clubs, youth groups, explorer programs, boy or girl scouts, sports, etc. Community service Community service

30.  Refer to our website for a list of these organizations  Read/listen to the Daily Bulletin for specific dates of meetings/auditions or tryouts  You must have a GPA of ______ to participate in sports or activity groups like Band, Speech and Debate!  Clubs do not have a GPA requirement 2.0

32. School Activities Spanish Club Spanish ClubFootballASB Community Activities Boy Scouts Church Activities Youth Choir Awards Outstanding Student Award 1 st quarter Eng, 9 Work Experience Summer life guard at YMCA Activity Chart

33. FALL PSAT (10/19) College Fair (10/12) ASVAB Online college search WINTER Study for SAT & or ACT NCAA Clearinghouse Visit colleges SPRING AP Tests SAT & or ACT ASVAB Visit colleges Junior Year – In Review

34.  Attendance  Study Time  Materials  Note Taking  Asking Questions  Tutoring  Keeping track of grades  Communication  Using available resources

35. Important WEB Addresses  www.collegeboard.org  www.actstudent.org  www.collegeview.com  www.finaid.org  www.ncaaclearinghouse.net

37. Have a nice day.