Wren Middle School PATHS Session

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Wren Middle School PATHS Session Plan of Action Toward High School

PATHS Middle school is the time for students to prepare for high school. Developing good habits is important for high school success. Challenging courses will help prepare students for high school and beyond. It is important to perform well on tests such as MAP, SC Ready, and SC PASS. Results from these tests are part of the recommendation process. Elective classes such as band, strings, and chorus are offered for 6th, 7th, and 8th grade students and can be continued into high school.

College and Career Ready Prioritize your child’s education Celebrate achievements Be involved Encourage good work habits Build confidence and independence Talk to your child about college and career goals Seek resources

Academic Offerings for Rising Seventh Graders College Prep Coursework Social Studies Science English Language Arts Math Accelerated Coursework Accelerated English Accelerated Math

Academic Offerings for Rising Eighth Graders College Prep Coursework Social Studies Science English Language Arts Math Honors Coursework Honors Algebra I Honors English I If students complete the course with a grade of 85 or higher, they earn a high school credit. Students are required to repeat the class if their grade is lower than an 85 and/or they have more than 10 unlawful absences.

High School Honors Classes - Things to Remember Higher in rigor and requirements Summer reading requirement in English I Counts toward overall GPA Can retake in high school to override grade earned Required to repeat the class if their grade is lower than an 85 and/or they have more than 10 unlawful absences End of Course (EOC) counts as 20% of final grade

SC Virtual School Free for South Carolina students Offers classes for students beginning in 7th grade Students would receive high school credit for classes Students would need to register for classes through SC Virtual School and notify their counselor of their interest Students would be responsible for completing work at home via the internet Students would have to take a final exam worth 20% of their grade Classes fill quickly and upperclassman are allowed to register first

Career Assessments and Job Shadowing Students will take a Career Interest Inventory each year during middle school. These give the students information on careers they might enjoy based on their interests. Eighth grade students will visit the Anderson-Oconee-Pickens Career Showcase in which they will have the opportunity to speak with companies in South Carolina. Students will also have the opportunity to job shadow in February, either in person or virtually.

Career and Technology Center Eighth grade students will visit the Anderson 1 and 2 Career and Technology Center in December. http://www.andersonctc.org/site/default.aspx?PageID=1 There are many wonderful courses offered at the Career Center. Students must meet strict attendance and program requirements.

Individual Graduation Plan During the spring of their eighth grade year, students will chose an Individual Graduation Plan (IGP) in which to major. It is a tool to guide course selection and career-oriented learning opportunities. Wren High School offers a choice of 26 different majors.

What’s next??? Recommendation letters for rising seventh and eighth grade students will be sent home on Friday, March 31, 2017 with the third nine weeks report card. Please sign and return the letter by Friday, April 21, 2017 If you would like to request a course change, please contact Mrs. Angie Phillips at (864) 850-5930 or email at phillipsa@apps.anderson1.org by Friday, April 28, 2017. Changes cannot be made after this time due to scheduling constraints. August 2017 Registration for all sixth, seventh, eighth, and new students - Parents (students optional) will come during scheduled times to complete forms, pay fees, and pick up student schedules. Requests for transportation and financial assistance can also be made at this time. Grade level informational meetings will be held.