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2. Current Enrollment 2013-2014 9 th Grade501 10 th Grade568 11 th Grade581 12 th Grade514 Total Enrollment2164 Projected Enrollment 2013-2014 9 th Grade541 10 th Grade541 11 th Grade535 12 th Grade548 Total Enrollment2165 Approximately 180 staff members

3. Clement February 25 th Counselors will be in social studies classes to register studentsBeattie February 24 th Students will receive notices of where to report Open Enrollment for students who are not currently enrolled in an RUSD school begins April 21, 2014.Moore February 26 th Students will receive notices of where to reportCope February 27 th Students will receive notices of where to report

4. Counselors will register students starting next week. They will return to the middle schools in May to hand out course selections to students. Summer mailer (middle of July)-Go through it in detail! Freshman Orientation on August 5, 2014 August 13 th —1 st Day of School

5. Alpha BreakdownCounselorAlpha Breakdown Counselor A – DiMr. Joe GianniA – Di Mr. Joe Gianni Dj – J Mrs. LaRee OrlandDj – J Mrs. LaRee Orland K – OMrs. Shana DelmonicoK – O Mrs. Shana Delmonico P-Rn/AVIDMrs. Barbara KrauseP-Rn/AVIDMrs. Barbara Krause Ro-ZDr. Tom SlickRo-Z Dr. Tom Slick

6. 4 years of English 2 years of Math (Alg. 1 or equivalent) 3 years of Social Studies 2 years of Science (1 yr. Life, 1 yr. Physical) 2 years of P.E. 1 year Fine Arts or Foreign Language 1 semester of Health 1 semester of Physical Geography (Freshman Requirement) 80 Elective Credits 225 credits are required for graduation. Students earn approximately 60 credits each year. The minimum requirements for graduation include: All students are required to pass the California High School Exit Exam (CAHSEE)

7. Sample #3 1. English 9 2. Integrated Math I 3. PE 4. Physical Geography/Health 5. Biology/Earth Science 6. Elective Sample #1 1. English 9-H 2. Integrated Math IH 3. PE 4. Physical Geography/Health 5.Biology 6.Foreign Language Sample #2 1. English 9 2. Integrated Math I 3. PE 4. Physical Geography/Health 5. Biology/Earth Science 6. Foreign Language or Fine Arts

8. Telepresence Courses This is a course that is taught by an instructor over a Telepresence system. It is an interactive, live class that students must attend on campus at the scheduled time. In a Telepresence classroom, students will engage in discussion, group work, class work, and tests just as they would in a regular classroom. Student should have computer experience and be comfortable with technology. Outside assignments requiring technology can be met at school, at public libraries, or at home.

9. Honors English/Integrated Math IH Selection on Registration Form Selection on Registration Form Teacher Confirmed Teacher Confirmed English/Math Grade in Previous Class English/Math Grade in Previous Class

12. And how to help your student along the way… Redlands East Valley High School

13.  High school students have homework every night.  Daily exposure is essential - study, read and/or review notes every night.  Even though something may not be due the next day, most classes have ongoing work that translates into culminating projects. There are more long term projects.

14.  Be involved in your child’s education, even if he/she doesn’t want your help. STUDENTS SHOULD…..  Ask questions when they don’t understand!  Use Intervention time (every period on block days) for extra help, make-ups, review…  Many teachers are available at lunch, before or after school for additional help.

15.  Encourage your student to listen to the daily bulletin for ways to become involved in school. Sports, clubs, arts….  For bulletins, activities calendars, bell schedules, Principal’s blog, link to teachers’ e-mails, Aeries ABI-Parent Portal, etc. Go to our website: rev.redlandsusd.net

16. https://parents.redlandsusd.net/ ABI will give you access to attendance, grade books, transcripts, student info, teacher e-mails etc…

17. o o Poor attendance is the fastest way to fail a class! o Valuable instruction is lost every time your student is late or absent. Plan family outings, vacations, etc. on non-school days. o If your student says, “We’re not doing anything today,” he/she’s probably misinformed or avoiding responsibility !

18.  Seek help/advice with peer problems (teachers, counselor, Security, administrators, etc.).  Emphasize that high school requires a higher level of maturity.  Emphasize: Poor grades=lost units=lost opportunities/choices.

19.  Teachers-Classroom issues and questions.  Counselors-Scheduling/grades/class concerns.  Administrators-Discipline/attendance/teacher concerns.  Our doors are always open to students and parents.  If your student tells you something of concern, report it. Confidentiality will be ensured.

21.  Open House  CAHSEE parent night  Career Center Open House  Concerts/Plays  Athletic contests  PTSA meetings  Booster clubs  Volunteer!! … Yes, even in high school

22. RUSD SUMMER SCHOOL Citrus Valley High School 7:30 AM – 12:10 PM First semester 6/17 – 7/01/2014 Second Semester 7/2 – 7/18/2014 No School July 4 th Free summer school program for students who need remedial courses. See the middle school counselors for registration information.

23. Fee based summer school program for students who want to take a class to get ahead. Online Registration begins March 3rd www.aaa-academy.com

24. AAA Academy High School Summer School Tuition based $220 per semester Tuition based $220 per semester Meet RUSD graduation requirements and UC entrance requirements Meet RUSD graduation requirements and UC entrance requirements Catalog, forms, and registration online Catalog, forms, and registration online Scholarships available Scholarships available Course offerings for incoming Freshmen Course offerings for incoming Freshmen Health – 1 st and 2 nd semester Health – 1 st and 2 nd semester Geography – 1 st and 2 nd semester Geography – 1 st and 2 nd semester Art CP – Two semester class Art CP – Two semester class Citrus Valley High School 7:30 AM – 12:10 PM First semester 6/17 – 7/03/2014 Second Semester 7/7 – 7/23/2014 No School July 4 th

26. Contacts for Athletics TitleE-mailPhone Number Amber YoungAthletic Secretary amber_young@redlands.k12.ca.us(909) 389-2500 x-32109 Rhonda Fouch Kurt Bruich Athletic DirectorRhonda_fouch@redlands.k12.ca.us Kurt_bruich@redlands.k12.ca.us (909) 389-2500 x-32777 Amanda Chann Assistant Principal amanda_chann@redlands.k12.ca.us (909) 389-2500 x-32104

27. Boys Cross Country (V, JV)-Andrea Johnson Girls Cross Country (V, JV)-Andrea Johnson Football (V, JV, Fr)-Kurt Bruich Girls Tennis (V, JV)- Ed Stark Girls Volleyball (V, JV, Fr)- Boys Waterpolo (V, JV)-Ryan Williams Girls Golf (V)-Sam Patalano Fall Sports

28. Winter Sports Boys Basketball (V, JV, Fr)-Bill Berich Girls Basketball (V, JV, Fr)-Rob Tompkins Boys Soccer (V, JV, Fr)-Ted Small Girls Soccer (V, JV, Fr)-Jeff Wray Girls Waterpolo (V, JV)-Ryan Williams Wrestling (V, JV)-Ben Chavez

29. Boys Baseball (V, JV, Fr)-James Cordes Badminton (V, JV)-Scott Washburn Boys Golf (V)-Sam Patalano Girls Softball (V, JV, Fr)-Debbie Garcia Swimming (V, JV)-Troy Delmonico Boys Tennis (V, JV)-Ken Whitmer Boys Track and Field (V,JV)-Andrea Johnson Girls Track and Field (V, JV)-Andrea Johnson Boys Volleyball (V, JV)- Spring Sports

30. Complete the Sports Packet available on-line from REV’s website and should be returned to Mrs. Young, Athletic Secretary, 389-2500, Extension 32109. Sports Packets are available for 2013-2014 on REV’s website: http://rev.redlandsusd.net.http://rev.redlandsusd.net The Physical Exam is mandatory prior to try-out. Physical exams are good for one year. The completed packet and residential/academic eligibility must be determined prior to try-outs (2.0 GPA required—at least four semester classes). The player presents the Consent to Treat and Clearance Card to the coach prior to beginning the try-out process. Clearance Information

31. www.highschoolsports.net View REV’s sports schedules with MapQuest directions to venues. Save time and phone calls

32. www.rev.redlandsusd.net