1. SOPHOMORE CLASS OF 2015 FORECASTING Forecasting for Junior Year Thinking beyond high school….

2. TODAYS PRESENTATION Grad requirements College Admissions requirements Other post High school education options District options outside SRHS How to chose classes to prepare you for your post high school options

3. GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS Class of 2016 Language Arts : 4 credits Math : 3 credits Science: 3 credits Social Studies: 3 credits PE: 1 credit Health: 1 credit World language, arts, or career/technical: 3 credits Electives: 5.5 credits Career Ed:.5 credit Total 24 Pass reading, writing and math OAKS

4. What does it mean to be “college ready”? “…level of preparation a student needs in order to enroll and succeed- without remediation-in a credit-bearing general education course at a postsecondary institution…” 1 Important to not just get into college, but succeed in college. Forecasting for junior year has critical implications for not only junior and senior year, but post-secondary options. 1 Conley, David T. "Toward a More Comprehensive Conception of College Readiness." Educational Policy Improvement Center Mar. 2007: Print.

5. Oregon University System Admission Requirements OUS Automatic Admissions 3.4 GPA Regular Admissions Minimum entrance requirements Subject to review, portfolio may be required EOU, OIT, PSU, OSU, U of O 3.0 GPA WOU, SOU 2.75

6. ADDITIONAL COLLEGE ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS Meet graduation requirements 2 years same world language Proficiency option See counselor Algebra II No D’s in core subjects Take additional class in subject area if you have D’s

7. HIGHLY SELECTIVE COLLEGES IB classes Fine arts 3+ years world language See specific college entrance requirements

8. CONSIDERING OTHER POST-HIGH SCHOOL OPPORTUNITIES? Trade school Math requirements Community college Placement testing Reading, Writing, Math Prerequisites for degree programs Military ASVAB HS diploma required Volunteer Americorp Work/Gap Year Gain experience Make more informed choices about your post HS education Build your resume

9. FORECASTING CONSIDERATIONS

10. PARTIAL DAY PROGRAMS NEW: Field Biology 1.0 applied arts elective and 1.0 science credit Health Careers- application 1.0 elective credit Anatomy and Physiology required Auto Tech- application Placement test required 3.0 elective credit Indicate on forecasting sheet and attach application

11. POTENTIAL COLLEGE ATHLETES NCAA/NAIA Get registered with clearinghouse Refer to hand-out for eligibility requirements

12. CHALLENGE YOURSELF Take 4 years of core subjects Take IB classes Career Academy/Southridge Scholar Start researching college entrance requirements Find balance

13. IB DIPLOMA Most rigorous path to graduation College preparation College credit International perspectives IB trained teachers Recognized worldwide Meaningful extra-curriculars Develops critical thinking

14. Southridge Scholar Distinction that honors academically well-rounded students who have excelled in challenging courses Specific criteria must be met Helps prepare you for college Demonstrates to universities you have challenged yourself Useful for counselor/teacher letters of recommendation Recognized at graduation Southridge Scholar worksheet available

15. CAREER ACADEMY Distinction that honors students who complete Career Pathway requirements Complete specific courses Senior Project and presentation Opportunity to explore career interest Forecast for course requirements

16. CREDIT DEFICIENCY Credit deficient if less than 6.0 credits earned to date 14 credits possible junior and senior year Focus on passing classes See your counselor to create a plan

17. NEED OPTIONS???? Having difficultly finding success at SRHS? See your counselor to discuss your choices and help you make a plan Don’t give up!!! There are many programs that can help you get your education

18. NEED HELP? Forecasting help College Career Center Feb. 19 th - March 6th. Both lunches Work with ANY counselor

19. QUESTIONS?