1. Junior Visit Class of 2019

2. Presentation Agenda 11th Grade
Progress Report Dates
Graduation Requirements
A-G Requirements
Transcript
Options After High School
Success Strategies

3. Counselors Mrs. Scott x 34150 A–Con Mr. Barba x 34159 Coo-Herm
Ms. Garcia x Hern-Mek
Mrs. Farley x Mel-Sak
Mr. Wood x Sal-Z
Walk-in meetings are available most days before and after school as well as at lunch time
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. High School Graduation Requirements
English
Math
Social Studies
Science PE
Foreign Lang./Fine Art
Health
Electives
40 credits
20 credits
30 credits
10 credits
5 credits
80 credits
Total credits 4

5. Progress/Report Cards
1st Quarter Progress
1st Quarter Report Cards
2nd Quarter Progress
1st Semester Grades (Final)
3rd Quarter Progress
3rd Quarter Report Cards
4th Quarter Progress
2nd Semester Grades (Final)
9/15
10/17
11/14
1/3/18 (mailed)
2/16/18
4/10/18
5/11/18
6/13/18 (mailed)

6. Are you on track to graduate?
9th grade = 60 credits
10th grade = 60 credits
11th grade = 60 credits
12th grade = 60 credits_
Total = 240 credits (only 225 required)

7. Credits needed to graduate: 225
            
Credits needed to grad   
Credits I have completed  ____ 
TOTAL         =____
 Credits enrolled                ____   
 CREDITS DEFICIENT =____ 
(SEE YOUR COUNSELOR
if Credits Deficient > 60!!!)

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

10. See your counselor if this number is greater than 120
summer school/credit recovery
summer online grade recovery
validation
repeat for credit recovery
repeat for grade recovery
PSAT/
SAT/ACT
11th Grade CAASPP/EAP:
Level 4: Ready
Level 3: Conditional
See your counselor if this number is greater than 120

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

12. Education Pays!

13. Cal. State University Top 33%
A-G completed with a C- or better
Required GPA: Your GPA____
SAT & or ACT
Take in the spring of junior year
Univ. of California Top 9%
A-G completed with a C- or better
Required GPA: 3.0 Your GPA___
SAT & or ACT
Take in spring of junior year

16. Students should endeavor to do their best in all things
What Can Students Do?
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. 11th Grade 11th 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. PSAT: Wed., October 11th!
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. 23rd
All grades (9-11) through Oct. 7th
$15.00 non-refundable fee (limited spaces)

20. NCAA Eligibility See Ms. Finazzo B-01
Visit for more info

21. College Fair Wednesday, October 11, 2017 RHS terrier Gym 6:00 – 8:00 PM

22. Parent/Student Workshops
  CVHS College/Career Fair and  Workshops
Wednesday, October 11, 2017 from 6 - 8pm RHS Terrier Gymnasium) 
  Crafton Hills College Field Trip   
         Friday, October 20th                     
Financial Aid
Parents: Monday, October 23, 2017 from 3-4pm Students: Workshops done through Senior English Classes:
                                            
                        Monday, October 23rd   All Day in A114
OPTIONS Career and College Fairs
Friday, February 9th    During the Day  in the  Blackhawk Bistro

23. College and Career Search Engines
College Search Engines
bigfuture.collegeboard.org/college-search  
Career Exploration

24. Helpful websites for the undecided:
California community colleges:
UC/CSU:
Private schools:
Art:
Technical:
Military:

25. COMMUNITY COLLEGE Graduate from CVHS
Options: Certificate, AA/AS Degree, 4-year transfer
Crafton Hills
Riverside
City College
San Bernardino
Valley College
Chaffey College 25

26. Vocational Training/ Schools
Certificate programs through the community college
Trade Schools
Regional Occupational Programs (ROP) 26

27. Military ASVAB test (Fall and Spring) ROTC
Join the Army, Navy, Air Force, Marines, Coast Guard
Reserves 27

28. 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:
Participate in extra-curricular and/or co-curricular activities.
On campus- sports, ASB, clubs, academic decathlon, etc.
Off campus- part-time jobs, clubs, youth groups, explorer programs, boy or girl scouts, sports, etc.
Community service 28

29. Clubs, Sports Activity Groups
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

31. 9th 10th 11th 12th Activity Chart School Activities Spanish Club
Football
ASB
Community Activities
Boy Scouts
Church Activities
Youth Choir
Awards
Outstanding Student Award 1st quarter Eng, 9
Work Experience
Summer life guard at YMCA

32. Junior Year – In Review FALL PSAT (10/11) College Fair (10/11) ASVAB
Online college search
WINTER
Study for
SAT & or ACT
NCAA Clearinghouse
Visit colleges
SPRING
SAT All School 3/7/17
AP Tests
SAT & or ACT
ASVAB
Visit colleges

33. Keys to Success Attendance Study Time Materials Note Taking
Asking Questions
Tutoring
Keeping track of grades
Communication
Using available resources

34. Important WEB Addresses
11th grade presentation 34

35. TOO MUCH INFORMATION? View this ppp on the cvhs website: counseling main page

36. End of Junior Visit
Have a nice day.

37. When we were young…
Mr. Barba
Mrs. Farley
Mrs. Scott
Mr. Wood

38. What will you become?
Shoe Salesperson * Gymnastics Coach * professional Circus Performer * special education teacher * Counselor
Migrant worker * U.S. Army * Waiter * DJ * Restaurant Manager * Self-Employed * Spanish Teacher * Counselor
waitress * receptionist * ELL Language assessor * Spanish teacher * counselor
Cashier * Cafeteria food server* osteoporosis Research Assistant * substitute teacher * Special education Teacher * Counselor
Lawn mower/gardener * baseball scorekeeper * dishwasher * forklift driver * gas station attendant * uCLA football equipment manager * UCLA football scorekeeper * convention setup * soil technician * YMCA daycare counselor * substitute teacher * 6th grade teacher * Counselor

40. CAHSEE CAHSEE: scores needed to graduate: English/Language Arts ______
Math ________
350
350

41. The Four A’s
Academics
Arts
Athletics
Activities

42. 12th Grade 12th Grade Apply to UC! Continue to succeed
Meet provisions of admission
File FAFSA
Apply for scholarships
Aug. 1 thru Nov.– 30
Application Fall filing period
Jan. 1 – March 2
File FAFSA:
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 1
Official high school and college records due

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

44. UC Recommended do’s and dont’s
98% of UC admission is based on the application information…let’s get it right!
DO read your student mailbox/portal for important messages
DO check mailbox especially once accepted
DO understand and respond to timelines
DO request Proof or Request of Mailing/for transcripts sent (by July 1st) DO request transcripts from ALL colleges where transferable credit was earned
DO tell institutions if you are no longer interested in attending
DO list courses EXACTLY as posted on transcript
DO report SAT/ACT scores correctly
DO answer the insight questions as asked
DO ask another person to review the extra-curricular section
DO list exceptional situations in the additional section provided
DO release text permission for Common Application when requested
DO NOT cut and past Common Application response(s) for your Insight Question responses