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Cambridge Course Selection Meeting

February 28, 2019

Agenda

• Course Sequences

• New Courses

• AICE Diploma

• What are colleges looking for?

• Dual Enrollment

• Graduation Requirements

Interdisciplinary and Skills-

Based Courses

Test

PassedCourse

Test

PassedCourse

Test

PassedCourse

Test

Passed

Optional -Only 2 Credits Will

Count Towards the Diploma

Biology AS English Language AS Art & Design(Ceramics) AS English General Paper AS

Biology A French Language ASBusiness AS (Should pair

with AICE Economics)Thinking Skills AS

Chemistry AS Spanish Language ASDigital Media & Design

(Photography)Thinking Skills A

Design and Technology AS English Literature AS

Environmental Management* AS Economics AS

Marine Science AS Environmental Management* AS

Marine Science A History US AS

Math AS History International AS

Math A Psychology* AS

Psychology* AS Sociology AS

Physics AS (2020-2021) Sociology A

Highlighted Classes are New for 2019-2020

* May be used to meet the requirement for Math and Science or Humanities, but not both categories.Notes:

Math and Science Languages Humanities

Global Perspectives must be passed to earn an AICE diploma, along with six tests. (Total of 7)

You must have at least one from the three major categories.

Major Categories

AICE DiplomaThis is why you are in Cambridge

• Seven (7) exams is not the end game

Students should take at least 3 AICE classes per year. Cambridge gives you three (3) years to earn your diploma. If you take English General Paper as a Freshman, then you will have to take into account that the point towards the diploma will drop off after junior year.

College credit can be earned with each test passed.

Bright Futures

• Bright Futures can be earned in two ways.

• SAT/ACT Scores and GPA

• AICE Diploma/IB Diploma

100 Community Service Hours are required for both

SCHOLARSHIPWEIGHTED GPA MINIMUM

SAT MINIMUM

ACT MINIMUM

FAS 3.50 1290 29

FMS 3.00 1170 26

SAT/ACT

• Collegeboard.org

• ACT.org

• Take each one time to see which one you score higher and then concentrate on one exam to retake.

SophomoresPre-AICE English Literature AICE General Paper (Required)

Pre-AICE Chemistry (Should be in Pre-AICE Math III with a level 4 or 5 on Algebra EOC and plan on taking AICE Bio, AICE Chem, or AICE Physics) -Level 4 or 5 in BiologyChemistry Honors

AICE U.S. History AS

Pre-AICE Spanish IIPre-AICE French II

Geometry (from Pre-AICE Math I) Your math teacher will recommend the class you should take.Pre-AICE Math IIIAICE Math I AS

AICE Digital Media & Design (Photography-Pre Req. Pre-AICE Photo)AICE PsychologyAICE SociologyAICE Thinking Skills ASPre-AICE AccountingPre- AICE Photography

Estero High School Name: ______________________________________

Student ID#: _________________________________

Course Selection Sheet Registration Date: ____________________________

10053800 Pre-AICE English Literature (required) 1 84011100 Applied Engineering Technology I 1

10094000 AICE English General Paper (required) 1 84011200 Applied Engineering Technology II 1

87220100 Building, Trades, and Construction I 1

12098200 Pre-AICE Math II 1 87220200 Building, Trades, and Construction II 1

12098250 Pre-AICE Math III 1 88005100 Culinary Arts I*! 1

12023620 AICE Math AS 1 82095100 Digital Design I 1

82095200 Digital Design II 1

20033710 Pre-AICE Chemistry (Pre-AICE Math III) 1 84051100 Early Childhood Education I 1

20033500 Chemistry Honors 1 84051200 Early Childhood Education II 1

94101100 Foundations of Robotics 1

21005000 AICE US History AS 1 84171000 Health Science I* 1

21003200 US History Honors 1 85003905 Principles of Food Preparation 1/2

05023900 Pre-AICE Accounting I 1

07173000 American Sign Language 1 01083550 Pre-AICE Photography 1

07013940 Pre-AICE French I 1 04004100 TV Production I 1

07013960 Pre-AICE French II 1 04004200 TV Production II 1

07013980 Pre-AICE French III 1

07085320 Pre-AICE Spanish I 1

07085340 Pre-AICE Spanish II 1

07085360 Pre-AICE Spanish III 1 01023055 Ceramics/Pottery 1 1/2

07093000 Spanish for Spanish Speakers I 1 01023100 Ceramics/Pottery 2 1

07093100 Spanish for Spanish Speakers II 1 01043355 Drawing I 1/2

Non-AICE French or Spanish: ____________________1 01043655 Painting I 1/2

01013000 Two-Dimensional Studio Art 1 1

01084000AICE Digital Media and Design (Photo)

AS1 01013100 Two-Dimensional Studio Art 2 1

21073600 AICE Psychology AS 1

21083100 AICE Sociology AS 1 I am interested in taking Dual Enrollment

17003720 AICE Thinking Skills I AS 1

15024905 Care and Prevention 1/2

15033155 Basketball 2 1/2

15025005 Sports Officiating (Basketball) 1/2

15024205 Individual/Dual Sports II 1/2

15033205 Soccer 1/2

15033605 Team Sports 2 1/2

15055105 Volleyball 2 1/2

15013505 Weights 2 1/2

15013905 Comprehensive Fitness (Weights) 1/2

15024705 Recreational Activities (Weights) 1/2

2019- 2020 Grade 10 - AICE

Select eight (8) credits and at least four (4) additional courses for alternates. If you select a 1/2 credit course,

you need to select another 1/2 credit course for one full credit. Italicized course titles represent new courses.

ENGLISH

SCIENCE

MATHEMATICS

ACADEMIES & PROGRAMS

SOCIAL STUDIES

! A pre-requisite is required for entrance into class.

* An application is required for entrance into program.

ART

DUAL ENROLLMENT

To qualify for dual enrollment, you must have a 3.5

unweighted GPA and a qualifying ACT, SAT, or PERT score.

Please see your counselor for further information.

FOREIGN LANGUAGE

AICE ELECTIVES

PHYSICAL EDUCATION

13053100 Dance Team (Audition Required) 1 13023000 Band I 1

85003105 Child Development 1/2 13023100 Band II 1

85003455 Family Dynamics 1/2 13033000 Chorus I 1

21093505 Contemporary History 1/2 13033100 Chorus II 1

10093205 Creative Writing 1/2 13024600 Instrumental Ensemble I (percussion) 1

10093305 Creative Writing II 1/2 13024700 Instrumental Ensemble II (percussion) 1

82012100 Digital Media (Photography) 1 13025000 Jazz Ensemble I 1

82013200 Digital Photography 2! 1 13025100 Jazz Ensemble II 1

19003005 Driver Education (1st Sem)** 1/2 13023600 Orchestra I 1

19003005 Driver Education (2nd Sem)** 1/2 13023700 Orchestra II 1

10063000 Journalism I (Yearbook/New spaper) 1 13024200 Wind Symphony I (Audition Required) 1

10063100 Journalism II (Yearbook/New spaper) 1 13024300 Wind Symphony II (Audition Required) 1

05003000 Executive Internship (Student Gov't) * 1

10073055 Speech 1/2

04003100 Theatre I 1

04003200 Theatre II 1

1

18013000 Leadership Education I 1 2

18013100 Leadership Education II 1

3

4

Full course descriptions, course registration sheets, and more are located on our website (est.leeschools.net).

Course offerings are subject to change based upon funding, staffing, and student requests.

Student Signature:_________________________________

Parent Signature:__________________________________

Registration Checklist

Choose at least 8 credits and 4 alternates.

Discuss your plans with your parents/guardians and have them sign the form.

Turn your Course Selection Sheet in to your Alpha Homeroom Teacher.

MUSIC

Please select four alternate courses. In the event that a

course is not offered or does not fit in your schedule, your

alternates will be used.

ALTERNATES

GENERAL ELECTIVES

LEADERSHIP EDUCATION (JROTC)

** To participate in Driver Education, students must

be at least 15 years old and possess a driver's

permit.

JuniorsAICE English Language AS Level – English Comp 1 Credit

Pre-AICE Physics, AICE Biology, AICE Chemistry

AICE Environmental ManagementAICE Marine Science AS Level

AICE International HistoryAICE EconomicsAICE Global Perspectives(Req'd)

Pre-AICE Spanish III or AICE Spanish Language ASPre-AICE French III or AICE French Language AS

Algebra IIAICE Math I AS LevelPre-Calculus HonorsAICE Math 2 A Level

AICE Business (Should pair with AICE Economics and take Pre-AICE Accounting Prior)AICE CeramicsAICE Digital Media & Design (Photography Pre-AICE pre-req)AICE PsychologyAICE SociologyAICE Thinking SkillsAICE Thinking Skills llPre-AICE AccountingPre- AICE PhotographyPre-AICE Design & Technology


Student ID#: _________________________________


10015500 AICE English Language 1 02004600 AICE Design and Technology ! 1

Pre-AICE Design and Technology 1

12098250 Pre-AICE Math III 1 84011100 Applied Engineering Technology I 1

12023620 AICE Math AS 1 84011200 Applied Engineering Technology II 1

12103000 Probability & Statistics w/Applications 1 84011300 Applied Engineering Technology III 1

87220100 Building, Trades, and Construction I 1

20003210 AICE Biology AS 1 87220200 Building, Trades, and Construction II 1

20013810 AICE Environmental Management 1 87220300 Building, Trades, and Construction III 1

20034320 Pre-AICE Physics 1 88005100 Culinary Arts I*! 1

20025150 AICE Marine Science AS 1 88005200 Culinary Arts II*! 1

82095100 Digital Design I 1

21004900 AICE International History 1 82095200 Digital Design II 1

21023210 AICE Economics (A/B in Pre-AICE Math III) 1 82095300 Digital Design III 1

17003640 AICE Global Perspectives (required) 1 84051100 Early Childhood Education I 1

84051200 Early Childhood Education II ! 1

07173000 American Sign Language 1 84051300 Early Childhood Education III ! 1

07085380 AICE Spanish Language AS 1 94101100 Foundations of Robotics 1

07085300 AICE Spanish AL 1 84171100 Health Science II*! 1

07013940 Pre-AICE French I 1 85003905 Principles of Food Preparation 1/2

07013960 Pre-AICE French II 1 04004100 TV Production I 1

07013980 Pre-AICE French III 1 04004200 TV Production II 1

07013930 AICE French Language AS 1 04004300 TV Production III 1

07085320 Pre-AICE Spanish I 1

07085340 Pre-AICE Spanish II 1

07085360 Pre-AICE Spanish III 1

07093000 Spanish for Spanish Speakers I 1 01023055 Ceramics/Pottery 1 1/2

07093100 Spanish for Spanish Speakers II 1 01023100 Ceramics/Pottery 2 1

Non-AICE French or Spanish: ____________________ 1 01023200 Ceramics/Pottery 3 Honors 1

01043355 Drawing I 1/2

01013700 AICE Art and Design-Ceramics ! AS 1 01043655 Painting I 1/2

21023240 AICE Business! (With AICE Economics) 1 01093200 Portfolio Development: 2D Hon 1

01084000 AICE Digital Media and Design (Photo) 1 01093300 Portfolio Development: 3D Hon 1

10094000 AICE English General Paper AS 1 01013000 Two-Dimensional Studio Art 1 1

21073600 AICE Psychology AS 1 01013100 Two-Dimensional Studio Art 2 1

21083100 AICE Sociology I AS 1 01013200 Two-Dimensional Studio Art 3 1

21083200 AICE Sociology II AL 1

17003720 AICE Thinking Skills I AS 1 18013000 Leadership Education I 1

17003740 AICE Thinking Skills II AL 1/2 18013100 Leadership Education II 1

05023900 Pre-AICE Accounting I 1 18013200 Leadership Education III 1

I am interested in taking Dual Enrollment

2019- 2020 Grade 11 - AICE

Select eight (8) credits and at least four (4) additional courses for alternates. Italicized course titles represent new

courses. If you select a 1/2 credit course, you need to select another 1/2 credit course for one full credit.

ENGLISH

MATHEMATICS



FOREIGN LANGUAGE


SCIENCE

SOCIAL STUDIES


ART

AICE ELECTIVES

DUAL ENROLLMENT

To qualify for dual enrollment, you must have a 3.0 unweighted

GPA and a qualifying ACT, SAT, or PERT score. Please see your

counselor for further information.

15024905 Care and Prevention 1/2 13023000 Band I 1

15025005 Sports Officiating (Basketball) 1/2 13023100 Band II 1

15013105 Fitness Lifestyle Design (Weights) 1/2 13023200 Band III 1

15024805 Outdoor Education 1/2 13033000 Chorus I 1

15033205 Soccer 1/2 13033100 Chorus II 1

15033605 Team Sports 2 1/2 13033200 Chorus III 1

15013605 Weights 3 1/2 13024600 Instrumental Ensemble I (percussion) 1

15013905 Comprehensive Fitness (Weights) 1/2 13024700 Instrumental Ensemble II (percussion) 1

15024705 Recreational Activities (Weights) 1/2 13024800 Instrumental Ensemble III (percussion) 1

13025000 Jazz Ensemble I 1

17003705 ACT/SAT Preparation 1/2 13025100 Jazz Ensemble II 1

05023900 Pre-AICE Accounting I 1 13025200 Jazz Ensemble III 1

01083550 Pre-AICE Photography 1 13023600 Orchestra I 1

13053200 Dance Team (Audition Required) 1 13023700 Orchestra II 1

85003105 Child Development 1/2 13023800 Orchestra III 1

21093505 Contemporary History 1/2 13024200 Wind Symphony I (Audition Required) 1

10093205 Creative Writing I 1/2 13024300 Wind Symphony II (Audition Required) 1

10093305 Creative Writing II 1/2 13024400 Wind Symphony III (Audition Required) 1

10093310 Creative Writing III 1

82012100 Digital Media (Photography) 1

82013200 Digital Photography 2 1

19003005 Driver Education (1st Sem)** 1/2

19003005 Driver Education (2nd Sem)** 1/2

85003455 Family Dynamics 1/2

21094305 Holocaust History 1/2 1

10063000 Journalism I (Yearbook/Newspaper) 1

10063100 Journalism II (Yearbook/Newspaper) 1 2

10063200 Journalism III (Yearbook/Newspaper) 1

05003000 Executive Internship (Student Gov't) * 1 3

83004100 OJT(1 period max)*** 1

10073055 Speech 1/2 4

04003100 Theatre I 1

04003200 Theatre II 1

04003300 Theatre III Honors (Audition Required) 1

Student Signature:_______________________________ Parent Signature:_______________________________





PHYSICAL EDUCATION MUSIC

Course offerings are subject to change based upon funding, staffing, and student requests.

GENERAL ELECTIVES

Please select four alternate courses. In the event that a course is not

offered or does not f it in your schedule, your alternates w ill be used.

** To participate in Driver Education, students must be at least

15 years old and possess a driver's permit.

*** To participate in OJT, students must be in good academic

standing and provide proof of payroll. Space is limited.

ALTERNATES

Full course descriptions, course registration sheets, and more are located on our website (est.leeschools.net).

Seniors

AICE English Literature AS Level

AICE Biology, AICE Chemistry, AICE PhysicsAICE Marine ScienceAICE Environmental ManagementAICE Marine Science A LevelAICE Economics

AICE Spanish Language AS or AICE Spanish AAICE French Language 1 or AICE French A

Probability & StatisticsFor 2020 seniors AP Calc AB & BC will still be offered.AICE Math II A LevelAICE Math I AS LevelDual Enrollment Calculus 2

AICE Business (Should pair with AICE Economics and take Pre-AICE Accounting prior)AICE CeramicsAICE Digital Media & Design (Photography Prereq-Pre-AICE Photo)AICE Design & Technology (Prereq-Pre-AICE Design and Applied Engineering Tech)AICE PsychologyAICE SociologyAICE Thinking SkillsAICE Thinking Skills ll


Student ID#: _________________________________


10053700 AICE English Literature 1 02004600 AICE Design and Technology ! 1

84171310 Allied Health Assisting III*! (certification only) 1

12023400 Pre-Calculus Honors 1 84011100 Applied Engineering Technology I 1

12103000 Probability & Statistics w/Applications 1 84011200 Applied Engineering Technology II 1

12023100 Advanced Placement Calculus AB 1 84011300 Applied Engineering Technology III 1

12023200 Advanced Placement Calculus BC 1 87220100 Building, Trades, and Construction I 1

87220200 Building, Trades, and Construction II 1

20003210 AICE Biology 1 87220300 Building, Trades, and Construction III 1

20033710 AICE Chemistry 1 87220400 Building, Trades, and Construction IV 1

20013810 AICE Environmental Management 1 88005100 Culinary Arts I* 1

20025150 AICE Marine Science 1 88005200 Culinary Arts II*! 1

20034320 Pre-AICE Physics 1 88005300 Culinary Arts III*! 1

82095100 Digital Design I 1

21023210 AICE Economics (AS) 1 82095200 Digital Design II 1

21064305 AP Comp Gov't & Politics - US Gov't Hon 1 82095300 Digital Design III 1

21023455 Economics w/ Financial Literacy Honors 1/2 82095400 Digital Design IV 1

21063205 US Government Honors 1/2 84051100 Early Childhood Education I 1

84051200 Early Childhood Education II ! 1

07085380 AICE Spanish Language AS 1 84051300 Early Childhood Education III ! 1

07085300 AICE Spanish AL 1 84051400 Early Childhood Education IV ! 1

07013960 Pre-AICE French II 1 94101100 Foundations of Robotics 1

07013980 Pre-AICE French III 1 84172110 Nursing Assistant III/HSE Directed Study*! 2

07013930 AICE French Language AS 1 85003905 Principles of Food Preparation 1/2

07085340 Pre-AICE Spanish II 1 04004100 TV Production I 1

07085360 Pre-AICE Spanish III 1 04004200 TV Production II 1

07093100 Spanish for Spanish Speakers II 1 04004300 TV Production III 1

Non-AICE French or Spanish: ____________________1

01013700 AICE Art and Design-Ceramics ! AS 1

21023240 AICE Business AS! (With AICE Econ) 1 01023055 Ceramics/Pottery 1 1/2

01084000 AICE Digital Media and Design (Photo)! 1 01023100 Ceramics/Pottery 2 1

10094000 AICE English General Paper AS 1 01023200 Ceramics/Pottery 3 Honors 1

17003640 AICE Global Perspectives (required) AS 1 01043355 Drawing I 1/2

21073600 AICE Psychology AS 1 01043655 Painting I 1/2

21083100 AICE Sociology I AS 1 01093200 Portfolio Development: 2D Hon 1

21083200 AICE Sociology II AL 1 01093300 Portfolio Development: 3D Hon 1

17003720 AICE Thinking Skills I AS 1 01013000 Two-Dimensional Studio Art 1 1

17003740 AICE Thinking Skills II AL 1/2 01013100 Two-Dimensional Studio Art 2 1

01013200 Two-Dimensional Studio Art 3 1

15024905 Care and Prevention 1/2

15033155 Basketball 2 1/2 18013000 Leadership Education I 1

15025005 Sports Officiating (Basketball) 1/2 18013100 Leadership Education II 1

15013105 Fitness Lifestyle Design (Weights) 1/2 18013200 Leadership Education III 1

15024805 Outdoor Education 1/2 18013300 Leadership Education IV 1

15033205 Soccer 1/2

15033605 Team Sports 2 1/2 I am interested in taking Dual Enrollment

15055105 Volleyball 2 1/2

15013605 Weights 3 1/2

15013905 Comprehensive Fitness (Weights) 1/2

15024705 Recreational Activities (Weights) 1/2

FOREIGN LANGUAGE

SOCIAL STUDIES

AICE ELECTIVES

PHYSICAL EDUCATION

2019- 2020 Grade 12 - AICE

Select eight (8) credits and at least four (4) additional courses for alternates. If you select a 1/2 credit course,

you need to select another 1/2 credit course for one full credit. Italicized course titles represent new courses.

ENGLISH

MATHEMATICS

SCIENCE


DUAL ENROLLMENT

To qualify for dual enrollment, you must have a 3.0 unweighted

GPA and a qualifying ACT, SAT, or PERT score. Please see your

counselor for further information.


ART



17003705 ACT/SAT Preparation 1/2 13023000 Band I 1

13053300 Dance Team (Audition Required) 1 13023100 Band II 1

85003105 Child Development 1/2 13023200 Band III 1

21093505 Contemporary History 1/2 13023300 Band IV 1

10093205 Creative Writing I 1/2 13033000 Chorus I 1

10093305 Creative Writing II 1/2 13033100 Chorus II 1

10093310 Creative Writing III 1 13033200 Chorus III 1

82012100 Digital Media (Photography) 1 13033300 Chorus IV 1

82013200 Digital Photography 2 1 13024600 Instrumental Ensemble I (percussion) 1

19003005 Driver Education (1st Sem)** 1/2 13024700 Instrumental Ensemble II (percussion) 1

19003005 Driver Education (2nd Sem)** 1/2 13024800 Instrumental Ensemble III (percussion) 1

85003455 Family Dynamics 1/2 13024900 Instrumental Ensemble IV Honors (percussion) 1

21094305 Holocaust History 1/2 13025000 Jazz Ensemble I 1

10063000 Journalism I (Yearbook/Newspaper) 1 13025100 Jazz Ensemble II 1

10063100 Journalism II (Yearbook/Newspaper) 1 13025200 Jazz Ensemble III 1

10063200 Journalism III (Yearbook/Newspaper) 1 13025300 Jazz Ensemble IV Honors 1

10063300 Journalism IV (Yearbook/Newspaper) 1 13023600 Orchestra I 1

05003000 Executive Internship (Student Gov't) * 1 13023700 Orchestra II 1

OFF CAMP Off Campus Placeholder (2 period max) *** 0 13023800 Orchestra III 1

83004100 OJT (1 period max)*** 1 13023900 Orchestra IV Honors 1

10073055 Speech 1/2 13024200 Wind Symphony I (Audition Required) 1

04003100 Theatre I 1 13024300 Wind Symphony II (Audition Required) 1

04003200 Theatre II 1 13024400 Wind Symphony III (Audition Required) 1

04003300 Theatre III Honors (Audition Required) 1 13024500 Wind Symphony IV Honors (Audition Required) 1

04003400 Theatre IV Honors (Audition Required) 1

Student Signature:____________________________________

Parent Signature:_____________________________________





Course offerings are subject to change based upon funding,

staffing, and student requests.

** To participate in Driver Education, students must be at

least 15 years old and possess a driver's permit.

GENERAL ELECTIVES MUSIC

1

2

Full course descriptions, course registration sheets, and

more are located on our website (est.leeschools.net).

3

Please select four alternate courses. In the event that a course is not

offered or does not f it in your schedule, your alternates w ill be used.

ALTERNATES

4

**To particiapte in Off Campus, students must in good

academic standing and passed FSA ELA and Algebra 1

EOC

Graduation RequirementsThe district can require classes beyond the State minimum

• Cambridge students are waived from HOPE and the Online Credit

• Economics with Financial Literacy - Required

• US Government – Required

• Link to Florida Requirements -http://www.fldoe.org/core/fileparse.php/7764/urlt/1415forwardflyer.pdf

http://www.fldoe.org/core/fileparse.php/7764/urlt/1415forwardflyer.pdf

Dual Enrollment• Is your child ready?

• Be careful – If a student does not earn the AICE Diploma by the end of Junior year. Your Dual Enrollment schedule may not allow you to take another class.

• Dual Enrollment classes are not monitored by Estero High School. No information is shared with us until the final grade.

• Requirements

FSW – Part time - https://www.fsw.edu/testing/dualenrollearlyadmit

FGCU – Full Time - https://www.fgcu.edu/admissionsandaid/ace/ace-admissions.aspx

https://www.fsw.edu/testing/dualenrollearlyadmit

https://www.fgcu.edu/admissionsandaid/ace/ace-admissions.aspx

What are Colleges Looking For?

• Colleges are looking for well-rounded students who have taken the most rigorous courses that their high school has to offer.

• They want to see that a student has been active in the school community by taking part in clubs and sports.

• When you take a mix of AICE and part time Dual Enrollment, admissions officers will see that you are committed to an international diploma program but are also willing to push your self with other academic opportunities

Community Service

Paperwork can be found at:

https://est.leeschools.net/our_students/student_forms_and_documents

See the poster in the Counselor office area.

https://est.leeschools.net/our_students/student_forms_and_documents

AICE Transcripts

• Transcripts are not requested from Cambridge until after a student has been accepted into a college and they are 100% sure that is the school they will attend.

• Students are responsible for sending the request directly to Cambridge.

• They must keep the reply email from Cambridge in case a school says they did not receive the scores.

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