1. Cornell High School
Class Registration

3. Agenda Academic and Career Planning Career Cruising Access
State Report Card
Recommended Courses
Post-secondary Options
Distance Learning Options
Registration Instructions

4. Academic and Career Planning
ACP
Grades 6-12
Four Stages:
Know
Explore
Plan GO

5. ACP Vision
Reimagining K-12 education to equip students with meaningful and supportive adult relationships and the ability to adapt to opportunities and challenges on their personalized journeys to successful lives.

6. ACP Vision

7. ACP Family Engagement Importance of Family Engagement: Higher grades
Higher test scores
Improved self-efficacy
Reduced harmful risk-taking behavior
Increased post-secondary aspiration
and enrollment

8. Career Cruising Matchmaker Grades 6-12 Intervention: Grades 8-11
Accountability
Relationships
Career Exploration
Matchmaker

9. Significantly Exceeds Expectations!
WI State Report Card
Significantly Exceeds Expectations!
85.8

10. Schedule Changes
No Schedule Changes after schedules are received in the office unless the class is more rigorous.

11. Freshman Year Do your best! Take the tough classes.
Establish good study skills
Get involved!
Aspire 9
Career Cruising
Start saving for college
Look to “Double Up” Courses.

12. Sophomore Year Challenge yourself
Consider careers based upon personality
and interests
Seek leadership positions
Save for college
PSAT
Aspire 10
Start College Visits
Look to “Double Up” Courses.

13. Junior Year Academic Courses College Fair - October PSAT ASVAB
Practice ACT Test
Prepare for the ACT
ACT: TWO-THREE TIMES!!
Visit 3-5 technical schools, colleges and universities
CVTC: Apply in Spring

14. Senior Year Attend Application Writing Workshop - August
Apply to Post-Secondary Schools – September 1st
Finish college visits
College Fair - October
Decide on a school
Scholarships
FAFSA – Oct 1st available
College Entrance Exams
Graduation!!

15. Post-High School Options
Apprenticeship
Military
Technical School
Two-Year College
College/University
Multiple Careers-Get Ready

16. Technical Schools Reading, Math, and Science (Chemistry)
GPA and ACT Test
Apply early
Programs
Waiting Lists
Scholarships

17. Two-Year Schools ACT Test September 1st Costs-Value Location Time
Scholarships

18. Four Year Schools Liberal Arts Degree ACT Test September 1st
Room and Board
Scholarships
Majors

19. College Entrance Requirements
4 English (4)
3 Math (4)
3 Social Studies
3 Lab Science (4)
2 Foreign Language (2+)
1 Fine Arts

20. Distance Learning/ Transcripted Credit
English 101 & 102
Medical Terminology
Animal Science
Welding II
Intro to Horticulture
Microsoft
Personal Finance
Advanced Placement*
Other College Courses*
*Must Meet Criteria

21. On-line College Courses Advanced Placement Courses
Full-time Senior and must have 21 or more credits successfully completed.
Three years of Math with a fourth year scheduled. Math courses must include four of the following courses: Algebra, Geometry, Advanced Algebra, Pre-Calculus, Calculus, and Applied Math with a C average or better for each semester.
Three years of Science with a fourth year scheduled. Science Courses must include four of the following courses, Biology, Chemistry I, Chemistry II, Human Anatomy, and Physics with a C or better semester Average. (Agri-science courses, though are available for science credit, will not be included as eligible courses.)
The student must have a cumulative GPA of a 3.6 or higher.

22. Welding Academy A minimum grade point average of 2.5.
Attendance rate of 95% or greater over the last year.
Displaying acceptable behavior/character as determined by the high school principal.
A grade of C- or better over two semesters of Chemistry.
A grade of C- or better over two years of Math.
A grade of C or better in a welding class or proven efficient welding skills in a class which contains welding.
Parents to provide transportation or allow students to transport themselves to Cadott before 7:30 a.m. and leave at 11:00 a.m.
Students will have classes according to CVTC’s schedule of the welding academy no matter if CVTC or Cornell High School has class that day.

23. Course Material Fees
Agri-science/Ag Tech courses may require a fee for project materials.
Welding/Shop courses require the purchase of safety glasses and welding gloves.

24. Use of Technology Devices
The Cornell School District is no longer responsible for fixing Chromebooks. Insurance information is available on the Cornell District Website.
Any student who is taking a College Course must provide their own laptop/device if one is needed for the class. This includes all classes in the DL room or on the polycom.

25. Study Halls EARNED--COURSE SCHEDULE DIFFICULTY INTERVENTION STAFFING
MUSIC-ALTERNATING BAND AND CHOIR

26. Your Transcript

27. Registration

28. Schedule Changes
No Schedule Changes after schedules are received in the office unless the class is more rigorous.

29. Class Registration
Discuss/review briefly what your post-secondary plans are with your parents or guardians.
What career were you matched with on Career Cruising?
Which classes should you take to help you achieve your goals?
Sign up for classes for next year.