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Parent Presentation

2. Mr. Michael C. Wells, Assistant Principal 9th & 10th Grades
(732)
Mrs. Kristina Leach, 9th Grade Counselor
(732)
Mrs. Jennise Nieves, Student Assistance Counselor (SAC)
(732)

3. MRHS GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS
English - 4 Years
United States History - 2 Years
World Cultures - 1 Year
Financial Literacy - 1 Semester
Mathematics (Algebra 1/Geometry/Algebra 2) - 3 Years
Science - 3 Years (Biology, Chemistry, and Physics or Geo-Physical Science + Semester Science Course)
Visual & Performing Arts - 1 Year
21st Century Life & Careers - 1 Year
World Language - 2 Years
Physical Education/Health - 1 Year for each year of attendance
** Students must earn 130 credits (and attempt a minimum of 140 credits) to graduate **

5. ..MARSD.COM TUTORIAL.. Parent Portal Student Portal
Student Personnel Services (SPS)
Curriculum Brochure
Student handbook
Staff Pages
Teacher
Class information

6. PARENT PORTAL

7. Parent Portal Cont’d... Enter your Code, Username & Password
If you need your parent portal information, please contact the SPS office at (732) and we will mail it home to you!

12. STUDENT PORTAL

13. If a student needs their portal information, please tell them to see Mrs. Leach in Room 600

14. Freshman Academy Weekly Team Meetings Discuss student progress
Meet with student & teachers
Invite parent/guardian(s) to join us; team approach
Open communication; , phone conference, appointment

15. After-School Tutorial
October June
Free tutoring after-school
Monitored by our high school teachers
Peer tutoring with honor society students
ALL Students can take the late bus home
Schedule updated monthly & available in Room 600 or SPS office

16. Academic Intervention Plan (AIP)
Lunch program; 1st 23 minutes of lunch
Contract for students that fail 2 or more end of each marking pd
Opportunity to complete hw, study, etc.
students can earn their way out for next marking pd
Students return to cafetera for 2nd half of lunch period

17. GOOGLE CLASSROOM
Join your child’s google classroom account(s) using your address
Add yourself to each course your child is enrolled in
the individual teacher if you experience difficulty joining

18. Career Empowerment all 9th grade non-academy students
Fulfills Financial Literacy graduation requirement
Financial literacy curriculum
Naviance Family Connection
Personality + Career Assessments
Resume Building
College searching
Organizational Skills

19. Group Counseling Student Success GROUP
G.I.R.L.S. – Girls In Real Life Situations
Bereavement/Grief
Anxiety

20. Co-Curricular Involvement
Sports & Clubs
Collaboration with Coaches; ensuring classroom success

21. Matawan Regional High School Supportive Services
Jennise Nieves, MA, Bilingual Student Assistance Counselor (SAC)

22. Student Assistance Program
Helping students & families who are experiencing problems that interfere with learning such as social & emotional issues, substance abuse, family conflicts, peer relationship issues, stress & anxiety, grief & loss, academic pressures, and other mental health issues.
Developing, coordinating, and implementing prevention & intervention services to help our students and parents.
Individual and psychoeducational groups may be offered on: Personal Growth/Life Skills, Changing Families/Divorce, COSA – Children of Substance Abusers, Bereavement, Stress/Anxiety Management, Bilingual Support Group, Girls Empowerment, Organizational Skills and more.

23. Monmouth County Resources
Monmouth County has an abundance of mental health and family based programs. Below please find resources:

24. Emotional/Behavioral/Psychiatric
Call 911
Child & Family Crisis Screening Monmouth Medical Center (732)
24/7 - NJ System of Care/Perform Care
Mobile Response – CPC –
Mental Health Association of Mon. County
Monmouth County Division of Mental Health & Addiction Services (732)
2nd Floor Youth Helpline
Community YMCA Traumatic Loss Coalition
Family Based Services Association of NJ

25. Thank you for attending this parent presentation.
We appreciate your support!!!!