1. Welcome Class of 2020 To AC Reynolds High School

2. Wanna See What High School Looks Like?School

3. Our School  1316 students  Average class size 22  86 classroom Teachers  13 National Board Certified Teachers  96% attendance rate  Met 71 of 73 AMOs ( annual measurable objectives )  Average SAT - 1070  Average ACT – ACR 20.2, Buncombe 18.6, State 18.2  87% of students move on to a 2 or 4 year college  3% military  10% workforce

4. High School Graduation Requirements

5. Grading Scale/Quality Points Beginning 2015-2016 90-100 = 4.0 (A) 80-89 = 3.0 (B) 70-79 = 2.0 (C) 60-69 = 1.0 (D) < 59 = 0.0 (F) 90-100= 4.5 (A) 80-89 = 3.5 (B) 70-79 = 2.5 (C) 60-69 = 1.5 (D) < 59 = 0.0 (F) 90-100= 5.0 (A) 80-89 = 4.0 (B) 70-79 = 3.0 (C) 60-69 = 2.0 (D) < 59 = 0.0 (F) Standard Level Honors Level AP Level/College Credits

6. AP Courses Available  AP English III  AP English IV Language and Literature  AP Statistics  AP Computer Science  AP US History  AP Biology  AP Chemistry  AP Physics  AP World History  AP Music Theory  AP Calculus  AP Environmental Science  AP Government and Politics  AP Human Geography  AP Studio Art  Additional AP level classes are available through North Carolina Virtual Public Schools (NCVPS).These courses are taught online, and the course offerings vary from year to year.

7. Freshmen Course Selections

8. Freshmen Course Selections English  English I  English I H* *Students must view online honors contract.

9. Freshmen Course Selections Mathematics  Foundations of Math/Math 1  Math II  Math II H*  Math III  Math III H* * Students must view online honors contract

10. Freshmen Course Selections Science  Earth/Environmental Science  Earth/Environmental Science H*  Honors Biology – must take Earth Honors *Students must view online honors contract

11. Freshmen Course Selections Social Studies  World History  World History H*  Civics and Economics H*--for students interested in pursuing AP Social Studies courses.  AP Human Geography *Students must view online honors contract

12. Freshmen Course Selections Physical Education  Physical Education/Health Female  Physical Education/Health Male

13. Freshmen Course Selections World Language  Latin I  French I  Chinese I  Spanish – limited availability to freshman

14. CTE Career & Technical Education

15. Credentials that can be earned:  Business, Finance & Information Technology:  (MSITA) Microsoft Office Specialist Word & PowerPoint  (MSITA-B) Microsoft Office Specialist Excel & Access  Family & Consumer Science  ECEI & ECE II – Early Childhood  Health Science  Nursing Fundamentals – CAN  Health Science II - CPR  Trade & Industrial  NCCER Credential

16. Earning articulated credit is easy! A student...  Registers for a Career-Technical class in high school.  Earns an 93 or above (raw or normalized score*) on the CTE Post Assessment  Makes a B or better in the class  Completes and submits an application to classroom teacher.

17. Examples of courses that qualify:

18. BCS CTE Honors courses...  Early Childhood Education II  E-Commerce I Foods I & II  Health Science I & II  Marketing  MSITA (Word & PPT)  MSITA-B (Excel & Access)  Multimedia & Webpage Design  Principles of Business & Finance  Personal Finance  Sports & Entertainment Marketing I Instruction will be differentiated at a higher level. The focus will be on extension, acceleration and enrichment. BCS CTE requires an extension of 25% of the course content.

19. Freshmen Course Selections Business Technology  Career Management  Personal Finance  Principles of Business and Finance  Microsoft Word, PowerPoint, and Publisher  Marketing I  Fashion Merchandising

20. Freshmen Course Selections Health Science  Biomed Technology

21. Freshmen Course Selections AgriScience  Agriscience Applications

22. Freshmen Course Selections Family and Consumer Science  Apparel I  Interior Design I  Foods I  Parenting

23. Freshmen Course Selections Trade and Industry  Intro to Automotive  Core & Sustainable Construction  Drafting I

24. Technology  Scientific Visualization I  Java 1 / AP Computer Science

25. Freshmen Course Selections Fine Arts  Freshmen Men’s Chorus  Freshmen Women’s Chorus  Color Guard  Mixed Chorus - no aud, experience required  Chorale* - audition by appt.  Concert Band  Symphonic Band*  Orchestra Strings  Art I  Theatre Art I *Requires an audition

26. Freshmen Course Selections JROTC Leadership Training  JROTC LET 1  JROTC LET 2

27. Process of Registering Online in HomeBase.

28. Extra-Curricular Activities

29. Fall Sports  JV Football  V Football  JV Boys Soccer  V Boys Soccer  Cross Country (Girls & Boys)  Girls Tennis  Girls Volleyball  JV Cheerleading  V Cheerleading  Girls Golf

30. Winter Sports  JV Boys Basketball  V Boys Basketball  JV Girls Basketball  V Girls Basketball  Wrestling  Swimming (Boys & Girls)  JV Cheerleading  V Cheerleading

31. Spring Sports  JV Baseball  V Baseball  JV Girls Softball  V Girls Softball  JV Girls Soccer  V Girls Soccer  Girls Track  Boys Track  Boys Tennis  Boys Golf

32. Student Activities Campus Life Cedar Cliff News Chorale Computer Science Drama Drill Team Environmental Club FFA & FHA FCCLA FBLA Flag Corp Green Beans GSA Club Gaming Club History Day HOSA Jr. Firefighters Latin Club TSA (Technology Student Assoc.) Break Dancing Club Hip Hop Club Manna Student Food Drive Marching Band Math Club Nat’l Honor Society National Art Honor Society and Club Poetry Club REACH Science Olympiad Special Olympics Buddy Club Student Council Spanish Club CTE Honor Society Yearbook Young Life DECA (Distributive Education Clubs of America) Anime

33. Block Schedule  Students will take four classes each semester.  Each class is 90 minutes  Each semester lasts 90 days

34. Rocket Power/Mentor Groups  Every Monday for 30 minutes in between 1 st and 2 nd period.  Stay with same teacher for 4 years.  Student News, report cards, etc.  Registration information

35. Rocket Fuel  Imbedded intervention  Student needing additional help in class can receive support for 30 minutes each day.  Rotating schedule  Less than 70 in a class = required to attend

36. Attendance

37. Dress Code

38. Things to Know from a current 9 th grader’s perspective:  Don’t be intimidated by the size of the school. It might take a day or two but you will get it.  If you are organized you will do well.  Know where your friends are in the morning and walk with your class to lunch.  You will not be hurt by the upperclassmen.  Second chance breakfast is your best friend. The Pop Tarts are a lifesaver.  Get involved after school to meet people older than you and have a variety of friends.  Carrying your book bag versus using the locker is so much better!