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EL CAMINO REAL CHARTER HIGH SCHOOL
Ninth Grade Programming Packet
El Camino Real Charter High School Mission Statement
The mission of ECRCHS is to prepare our diverse student body for the next phase of their educational, professional, and personal journey through a rigorous, customized academic program that inspires the development of
students’ unique talents and skills, builds character, and provides opportunities for civic engagement and real-world experiences.
El Camino Real Charter HS Student Learning Outcomes In order to succeed in a changing global community, all ECR students will be:
• Critical thinkers• Effective communicators• Hard working graduates• Socially responsible citizens
5440 Valley Circle BlvdWoodland HillsCalifornia91367P: 818.595.7500F: 818.595.7578www.ecrchs.net
Counseling Department and Tentative Alphabet Breakdown
Ms. Stefanie Bero, Counselor (A – Ch)
Mr. Justin Graham, Counselor (Ci – Gon)
Ms. Xenia Paniagua, Counselor (Goo – Kg / AVID / ESL) Mrs. Lynsey Shano, Counselor (Kh – M)
Mr. Stephen Perry, Counselor (Na - Ne / Students with IEPs)
Mrs. Sylvia Yi, Counselor (Nf – Sg) Mr. Doug Coleman, Counselor (Sh – Z)
Mr. Juan Alba, Assistant Principal
Ms. Roxanna Reyes, Senior Office Administrator, Counseling Office #1
Ms. Julianna Murguía, Senior Office Administrator, Counseling Office #2
Administration
Mr. David Hussey, Executive Director
Mr. Juan Alba, Assistant Principal Mr. Dean Bennett, Assistant Principal
Mrs. Minita Clark, Assistant Principal Ms. Emilie Larew, Assistant Principal
Ms. Lisa Ring, Assistant Principal
Extended Counseling Hours El Camino Real offers extended hours in order to accommodate our families who may
not be able to meet with a counselor during regular school hours. One of our academic counselors is available in the counseling office every
Tuesday from 3:30 pm – 6:30 pm. No appointment needed.
General Course of Study by Grade GRADE 9 GRADE 10 GRADE 11 GRADE 12
English 9 (CP or Honors) English 10 (CP or Honors)
American Lit/Contemporary Comp (CP or Honors) or AP English Language
Expository Comp/Modern Lit, Honors Adv Comp/Honors English Lit or AP English Lit
Algebra 1 or Geometry (Honors not available)
Geometry, Algebra 2, or Honors Algebra 2
Algebra 2, Math Analysis, Honors Math Analysis, AP Calculus, or AP Statistics
Math Analysis, Honors Math Analysis, AP Calculus, AP Statistics, Multivariable Calculus/Differential Calculus
Health / College & Careers
World History (CP, Honors, or AP) or AP European History
US History (CP, Honors, or AP)
Government/Economics, AP Gov/Econ, or AP Econ/Gov
PE, Sport, or Equivalent PE, Sport, or Equivalent Chemistry (CP, Honors, or AP), Physics (CP or AP), or Intro Green Tech
Elective (i.e. foreign language)
Honors Biology or Elective (e.g. computer, foreign language, or VPA)
Biology (CP, Honors, or AP)
Elective (i.e. foreign language)
Elective
Honors World History or Elective (e.g. computer, foreign language, or VPA)
Elective (i.e. foreign language)
Elective Elective
ECRCHS Graduation Requirements A – G Requirements
Subject Credits English 9, 10, 11, 12 40
Math (2 years) 20 Health 5
World History 10 US History 10
Government/Economics 10 Biological Science 10 Physical Science 10
PE 20 Visual Performing Art 10
Computers 5 Applied Technology 5
Electives 75 Total credits needed 230
Service Learning* Must complete Career Pathway^ Must complete
Important Notes *Service Learning is a project that will be completed during the student’s senior year in his/her government/economics class. ^The Career Pathway requirement will be met during the student’s senior year by having a conversation with his/her counselor about future career goals.
Subject Years A History/Soc Studies 2 B English 4 C Mathematics 3** D Lab Science 2** E Foreign Language 2** F Visual Performing Art 1 G College Prep Elective 1 **More years recommended
Please speak with your counselor for more specific
information regarding graduation requirements and A – G
requirements.
DESIGNATED CLASS LEVELS
Annual sequential classes are divided into two semesters, with A representing the first semester, and B representing the second semester (e.g. Algebra 1A, Algebra 1B). Students are expected to remain in these classes for the entire school year.
College Prep (CP): (i.e. English 9AB) These classes represent the standard level of academic preparation that high school students should take to meet A – G requirements for college (see below). Students will be enrolled in these classes unless they request (and are approved) to take Honors and/or AP level classes.
Honors (H): (i.e. H English 9AB) Honors level classes are very rigorous and fast paced. Students who meet the eligibility requirements should display outstanding ability and work habits in order to enroll in Honors classes. Honors classes require teacher/counselor approval.
Advanced Placement (AP): (Grades 10 – 12) (i.e. AP English Lang AB) Students who meet eligibility requirements should display outstanding ability and work habits, and should be committed to taking the Advanced Placement exams if they wish to enroll in AP courses. AP classes require teacher/counselor approval. For more information about the AP program, please visit www.collegeboard.org.
“A – G requirement” refers to a sequence of high school courses that students must complete (with a grade of “C” or better) to be minimally eligible for admission to the University of California (UC) and California State University (CSU).
SUBJECT YEARS DETAILS
A History/Social Studies
2 One year of US History or ½ year of US History and ½ year of civics or American Government. CSU requires one additional year of Social Science. UC requires one year of world history, cultures, and geography.
B English 4 Four years of college preparatory English
C Mathematics 3 4 years
recommended
Three years of college-preparatory math that includes the topics covered in elementary and advanced algebra and two and three dimensional geometry. Approved integrated math courses may be used to fulfill part or all of this requirement, as may math course taken in the seventh and eighth grades.
D Laboratory Science 2 3 years
recommended
CSU requires one biology and one physical. UC requires classes in at least two of the following areas: biology, chemistry, and physics.
E Language other than English
2 3 years
recommended
Two years of the same language other than English.
F Visual & Performing Arts
1
One yearlong course of visual and performing arts chosen from the following: dance, drama, theatre, music or visual arts
G College Preparatory Elective
1 One year (two semesters) in any of the above “A-F” courses beyond those used to satisfy the requirements above or other approved elective.
PROGRAMS
El Camino Real Charter High School offers a variety of programs designed for students with specific interests and/or other post-secondary education goals. Students should speak with their counselor to learn what requirements must be met and maintained in order to be scheduled into one of these programs. AVID (Achievement Via Individual Determination) This program offers students academic and motivational support while preparing them for college eligibility. An AVID elective course is taken each year to prepare students in the development of writing, language and collaborative problem-solving skills. It provides intensive support with tutorials and strong student/teacher relationships and develops a sense of hope for personal achievement gained through hard work and determination. The goal of this program is to have every AVID student apply to a four-year college.
Humanitas This program consists of three college-prep classes at each grade level that work together to build academic skills and make connections between the content areas. Our project-based curriculum prepares students for success in college and beyond. Please visit https://ecrhumanitas.net to learn about the Humanitas program.
STEAM (Science + Technology + Engineering + Art + Math) Students in the STEAM program take a preset group of courses to build a strong foundation in science, technology, engineering, art, and math. These include biology, math (either Algebra 1 or Geometry, depending on math ability), Introduction to Technology/Digital Media, Design Craft, and English 9. The STEAM program has an honors and a college preparatory track, with both focusing on A-G requirements. Starting in 10th grade, STEAM participants will have the choice to focus on biomedical, technology/engineering, or environmental themes, within the STEAM program.
Art & Design This unique program provides students with the academic and technical preparation necessary to pursue high-skill, high-demand careers in the growing industries of art and design. The fashion design courses are designed to train students who are pursuing a career in fashion design and manufacturing. Students study all aspects of the industry, from operational procedures, management, and merchandising to patternmaking for apparel design and garment alteration and repair. The highlight of the fashion design program is the annual fashion show, where each advanced-level student is asked to design and construct his or her own fashion line.
VAPA The new Visual and Performing Arts Academy is a small learning community for students who would like to enhance their high school experience through their art disciplines. VAPA students will be expected to take at least one VPA course each year. Through the support of their counselors and teachers, they will receive guidance in applying to arts-based college programs. The academy culminates in a senior year showcase themed around using art as a vehicle for change.
Careers in Entertainment Academy (CEA) This is a four-year, internationally recognized program where students acquire artistic and technical skills in all aspects of film and television production, in order to prepare them for a professional career in the entertainment industry. The following is a breakdown of the courses of the program:
• Filmmaking 1AB - includes 1 semester of Film History and 1 semester of beginning Film Production. In Film Production students acquire creative and technical skills necessary to produce their own 4 minute short film as well as a 6 minute group narrative film. In Film History, students learn how the Art of Cinema was created and analyze the contributions made by the early masters. The study of famous directors, cinematographers, editors, and productions designers provide the emphasis for recognizing and explaining genre, tone, and shot composition. Technical advancements in film techniques are charted throughout history and their contributions to modern day cinema are analyzed. Students acquire the basic skills necessary to produce their own group narrative films.
• Broadcasting – ECReality is a bi-monthly news format web series that includes school news as well as community events produced by and featuring our students.
• Juniors and Seniors may choose to stay in Broadcasting, or they may move to Intermediate Filmmaking 2AB (11th grade), and Film Production/Advanced Film (12th grade.) Both intermediate and advanced classes work in all film departments to produce 7-15 minute narrative films. Completed films are entered in prestigious national and international film festivals.
El Camino Real Charter High School CLUBS AND ORGANIZATIONS
2019 – 2020
Black Student Union (BSU) Munch Bunch Business Club Muslim Student Association Chess Club National Honors Society Club Girl Up Native Plants Club Comic Universe Newspaper Interns Club Conquistadors for Christ Pajama Mama Cool 2 Be Kind PETs Tutoring Creative Writing Club Philosophy Club Dead Poets Society Physics Club Diagramming Club Photography Club Dice Haven Programming Club Econ Club PTO Students Club El Camino Step R4research Falling Whistles Red Cross Club Fashion Club Relay for Life Freshmen Steering Robotics Club Friendship Circle Save the Waves Club Gender Sexuality Alliance Science Bowl Club Great Films Club She’s the First Club Jazz Band Club Social Justice Club Jewish Club Sophomore Steering Junior Investment League Spanish Honors Society Junior Steering Speech and Debate Club Key Club Stem Club K-pop Dance Club Students Demand Action La Familia Club Tech Explorers Club Linguistics Club Thespians Club Local Charity Outreach Torah Reading Club Local Vocals UNICEF Club Marching Band Leadership Vegan Peace Club Medical Club Vocale Royale Model United Nations Women’s Rights Club Mountain Bike Club / Team Writers in Color Book Club Mu Alpha Theta Zenning Club
The club list changes often as new clubs are started and others will
discontinue. This is the most recent club list as of Spring 2019.
El Camino Real High School Department of Athletics
El Camino Real High School is a member of the California Interscholastic Federation (CIF), LA City CIF Section, and West Valley League. Participation in the school’s athletic program is a privilege not a right. All students will have an opportunity to try out for each respective team. However each team has a limited number of spots or positions available. Please note that playing time in games is earned by the athlete. Henceforth playing time is given at the discretion of the coach and his/her coaching staff. Tryouts*** Refer the ECR website calendar and/or email the head coach for tryout dates and times for each sport. Notifications will also be made with the morning announcements. Students must have a completed emergency form and completed medical physicals to participate in tryouts. Athletic Eligibility*** Students must meet the following criteria to be eligible to participate in our athletic program:
• Completed athletic packet signed by both student and parent • 2.0 GPA on the 10 and 20 week report card
o The 20 week report card for the Middle School will be reviewed to determine academic eligibility for Fall Sports
o Summer school classes offerings will be limited for incoming 9th grade students. • Only 1 “U” in Cooperation at the 5, 10, 15, and 20 week report cards will be allowed. • PRIOR TO TRYING OUT FOR A TEAM, an annual physical conducted by a licensed and practicing physician. • Proof of medical Insurance with student’s name listed.
Athletic Excellence – CIF-LA Team Championships
• 99 Total CIF-LA Team Championships (Division 1, Division 2, 3A, Invitational) • 3 State CIF Championships (Girls Basketball, Boys Soccer, and Girls Soccer)
Current Alumni – Professional Athletes
• 1 MLB – Ryan Lavarnway, Alex Mejia • 3 in Minor League Baseball
Current Alumni – NCAA in 2018-19
• Sports: Baseball, Softball, Men’s Soccer, Women’s Soccer, Men’s Basketball, Football, X-Country, Track & Field, Women’s Basketball
• Universities: San Diego State, University of California in Los Angeles, University of Hawaii, Redlands University, Cal Lutheran University, UC Davis, Arizona State University, Converse College, Rider College, CSU Northridge, University of San Diego, University of La Verne, Fresno State University, Central College, University of California in Santa Barbara, Loyola Marymont University, Lewis and Clark, Dartmouth College, UC Merced, East Bay University, University of Portland
NCAA – Class of 2019 (to date) • Softball – Arizona State University • Women’s Basketball – University of San Diego • Men’s Basketball – University of Puget Sound • Women’s Soccer – Cal State Northridge, University of San Diego • Baseball – Santa Clara University, Transylvania University • Cross Country/Track – San Jose State
Athletic Administration Dean Bennett Assistant Principal [email protected] Richard Yi Athletic Director [email protected] Ronnie Watson Asst. Athletics Cood [email protected] Billy Ramirez Associate AD [email protected] ECR Athletics on the web
ECR school website ECR Twitter ECR Boys Soccer www.ecrchs.net www.twitter.com/ecrathletics www.ecrsoccer.com
ECR Baseball ECR Football ECR Cross Country and Track www.ecrbaseball.net www.ecrfootball.com www.ecrxctrack.com
El Camino Real Charter High School Athletics 2019-20 Athletic Coaches
(SUBJECT TO CHANGE)
FALL SPORTS SPORT LEVELS HEAD COACH CONTACT INFO
BOYS & GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY
FROSH/SOPH VARSITY JUN REICHL www.ecrxctrack.com
[email protected] GIRLS GOLF VARSITY BILLY RAMIREZ [email protected]
FOOTBALL JV VARSITY JEFF FALGIEN www.ecrfootball.com
[email protected] GIRLS
TENNIS VARSITY LORI CHANDLER [email protected]
GIRLS VOLLEYBALL FS/JV/VARSITY ALYSSA LEE ecrvolleyball.weebly.com
[email protected] BOYS
WATER POLO VARSITY MIRCEA PITARIU [email protected]
WINTER SPORTS BOYS
BASKETBALL FS/JV/VARSITY JOE WYATT [email protected]
GIRLS BASKETBALL FS/JV/VARSITY RAI COLSTON [email protected]
BOYS SOCCER
JV VARSITY IAN KOGAN www.ecrsoccer.com
[email protected] GIRLS
SOCCER JV
VARSITY ERIC CHOI [email protected]
GIRLS WATER POLO VARSITY MIRCEA PITARIU [email protected]
WRESTLING JV VARSITY JOHN TERNDRUP [email protected]
SPRING SPORTS BASEBALL FS/JV/VARSITY JOSH LIENHARD www.ecrbaseball.net
[email protected] BOYS GOLF VARSITY ERIC CHOI [email protected]
BOYS LACROSSE GIRLS LACROSSE VARSITY RICHARD RUSSELL
ERICSON PENATE [email protected]
SOFTBALL JV VARSITY JODI BORENSTEIN [email protected]
BOYS & GIRLS SWIMMING & DIVING
FROSH/SOPH VARSITY MIRCEA PITARIU [email protected]
BOYS TENNIS VARSITY CARMEN MILLER [email protected]
BOYS & GIRLS TRACK & FIELD
FROSH/SOPH VARSITY JUN REICHL www.ecrxctrack.com
[email protected] BOYS
VOLLEYBALL JV
VARSITY ALYSSA LEE ecrvolleyball.weebly.com [email protected]
COMPETITIVE CHEER VARSITY BETH CORBETT [email protected]
***Refer to the ECR website calendar for tryout dates for each sport
Athletic Administration Dean Bennett Assistant Principal, Athletics [email protected] Richard Yi Athletic Director [email protected] Billy Ramirez Associate Athletic Director [email protected] Ronnie Watson Assistant Athletic Coordinator [email protected] 5/2019
FAQ Do I have to take the College and Career Readiness (CCR) class? College and Career Readiness is a one semester class taken as the counterpart of Health. Although it is not a high school graduation requirement, 9th grade students are required to take this class unless certain honors classes or classes from specific programs such as CEA, Humanitas, or AVID prevent it from fitting into their schedule. Do I have to take Intro to Computers? “I already took a computer class in 8th grade.” Students need 5 credits of a computer course to graduate from El Camino Real Charter High School. Although we do offer other computer courses, 9th graders are typically placed in Intro to Computers, as it is a prerequisite to most of the more advanced computer courses. Is Health a graduation requirement? Am I allowed to take Health over summer? Yes, Health is a graduation requirement. Some 9th graders may be allowed to take Health during the summer if their schedule does not allow it during the regular semester due to honors courses or if you are participating in a program (AVID, STEAM, etc….) that doesn’t leave room for it. Your counselor will determine if you are eligible. Can I sign up for a different summer school class? Some students may take Health if they meet certain criteria which would be determined by their El Camino counselor. There is also an AP Bridge class offered for those who may potentially be interested in AP classes in the future. We also offer a Summer Transition/Bridge Program, which includes a mathematics course and a study/literacy skills course, to help ease the transition from middle school to high school. Your counselor will determine if these classes are appropriate for you. Can I take a zero period? Not all classes are offered during zero period. Most of the classes offered are 11th and 12th grade classes. So generally, 9th graders do not take zero period. Can freshmen take AP classes? We do not offer AP classes to 9th graders. AP classes are offered to students in grades 10 - 12 and must have an ECR teacher/counselor approval. Can I take honors classes? We do offer honors classes to incoming 9th graders; however, each student’s schedule is individualized and created based on previous grades, history of honors classes in middle school, and other criteria unique to each student. Your counselor will help you decide which level of class is appropriate for you. Can I take Honors Algebra 2 in 9th grade? Students who took Algebra 1 and Geometry in middle school and passed with grades of A’s or B’s will be programmed into Algebra 2 in 9th grade. At the end of the spring semester, the math department chairs will offer a placement test for Honors Algebra 2. The date of the placement test will be announced in the student’s middle school math class towards the end of 2nd semester.
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Will I need to take PE for all four years of high school? Students need to pass four semesters of PE to graduate high school. In addition, you must pass the Physical Fitness Test (PFT). Although the Physical Fitness Test itself is not a graduation requirement, you will be required to take PE every semester until you have passed it (even if you have completed your required four semesters.) What are “A - G” requirements? Is there a difference between these requirements and high school graduation requirements? A - G requirements are specific college entrance requirements. These are not the same as the general high school graduation requirements for El Camino Real Charter High School. Please visit the college office page of our website at http://ecrchs.net/college-office/college-option/a-g-requirements/ to learn more about A - G requirements and other valuable college readiness information. May I choose my teachers? I’ve heard great/bad things about this specific teacher! Students are NOT allowed to pick their teachers. This is school policy. According to the same policy, we also do not allow teacher changes. We encourage students to go into their class ready to learn and gain their own experiences with their teachers. May I choose my counselor? Counselors are assigned by last name. There are two exceptions; students who are in AVID or ESL will be assigned to Ms. Paniagua regardless of last name, and students with IEPs will be assigned to Mr. Perry regardless of last name. Counselors may not be changed or requested. I am a parent. How can I monitor my student’s grades and attendance? Parents and students will be given a code to access Aeries. Aeries is a parent/student portal that allows parents access to students’ gradebooks and attendance. We encourage you to closely monitor your student’s attendance and grades. Communication between teachers and parents is very important for student success. You may contact the Counseling Office at El Camino Real Charter High School for any other questions you may have. Counseling Office # 1 Serves students with last names beginning with A - K (818) 595 - 7524 Counseling Office # 2 Serves students with last names beginning with L - Z (818) 595 - 7414
A. Humanitas Program1. English Choice: ___________________
a. Hum CP English 9 (230149)
b. Hum Honors English 9 (230195)
(Grade of A or B in Honors English 8)
2. Math Choice: _____________________
a. Algebra 1 (310299)
b. Geometry (310403)
(Grade of A or B in Algebra 1)
c. Algebra 2 (310303)
(Grade of A or B in Geometry)
d. Honors Algebra 2 (310350)
(Grade of A or B in Geom & placement exam)
3. PE Choice: _______________________
4. Hum Zoology/Genetics (mandatory) (360710)
5. Hum Drawing (mandatory) (200609)
6. Health/College Careers (mandatory) (420109)
B. STEAM Program (CP Track)1. STEAM English 9 (230199)
2. STEAM Algebra 1 (310315)
3. STEAM Biology (360743)
4. STEAM Design Craft (200317)
5. STEAM Intro Tech/Digital Media (180102)
6. PE Choice : _______________________
C. STEAM Program (Honors Track)1. STEAM Honors English 9 (230197)
2. STEAM Geometry (310407)
3. STEAM Honors Biology (360745)
4. STEAM Design Craft (200317)
5. Class Choice: _______________________
You may choose between Honors World History or a world language.
a. Honors World History (370141)
b. Spanish 1 (256011)
c. Spanish for Spanish Speakers 1 (256031)
d. French 1 (253511)
e. American Sign Language 1 (252011)
6. PE Choice: ________________________
D. AVID Program1. AVID English 9 (230153)
2. AVID World History (370137)
3. AVID 1 (420321)
4. Math Choice:
a. AVID Algebra 1 (310305)
b. AVID Geometry (310397)
5. PE Choice: __________________________
6. *Elective Choice: ______________________
*If you received an A or B in English 8, you may
choose from our world language electives on the back.
Otherwise, please choose another elective.
PLEASE NOTE: Students in the AVID program will be
expected to take Health during summer school.
E. VAPA ProgramVAPA students choose a VPA elective each year. After you
have selected an elective, proceed to Build Your Own
Schedule for your academic classes.
Elective Choice: ____________________________
F. Build Your Own Schedule
1. English Choice: ______________________
a. CP English 9 (230107)
b. Honors English (230157)
(Grade of A or B in Honors English 8)
c. ESL (English as a Second Lang) (170101)
2. Math Choice: ________________________
a. Algebra 1 (310299)
b. Geometry (310403)
(Grade of A or B in Algebra 1)
c. Algebra 2 (310303)
(Grade of A or B in Geometry)
d. Honors Algebra 2 (310350)
(Grade of A or B in Geom & placement exam)
3. PE Choice: __________________________
4. *Health/College & Careers (420109)
5. Elective Choice: ____________________________
If you received an A or B in English 8, you may
choose from our world language electives on the
back. Otherwise, please choose another elective.
6. Elective Choice: ____________________________
*Students who passed 8th grade honors courses with
A’s or B’s may take Honors World History and/or
Honors Biology, and a world Language instead of
Health/CCR. The students who take all three may take
Health in summer school, as well as students in the
AVID and STEAM programs. All other students must
take Health/College & Careers during their freshman
year.
Alternate elective choices:
a. ____________________________________
b. ____________________________________
c. ____________________________________
I approve of my child’s fall semester class requests. I understand that
changes may be necessary in the above selections. Class offerings are
determined by various factors, so there may not be an opportunity to
make changes later. Most classes are yearlong courses; therefore, you
may not be able to change levels at the end of the semester.
______________________________________ _________________ Student Signature Date
______________________________________ _________________ Parent Signature Date
ECRCHS 9th Grade Planning Sheet (Current 8th graders)
Student Name: ________________________________________________________ Birthday: ______________________ LAST FIRST
You may choose from one of our programs (Humanitas, STEAM, AVID, or VAPA) or skip to “Build Your Own Schedule” and fill
in the choices using the options on the back of this sheet.
• ALL STUDENTS: Please select 3 alternate elective choices at the bottom.
• SPORTS: Students will be placed in PE until counselor receives proof they made a team. PE options provided on back.
• If you plan on attending a four-year university, it is highly recommended that you have at least 4 academic classes.
ELECTIVES OFFERED
Visual Performing Arts (VPA) World Language Applied Technology (AT)
Calligraphy American Sign Language Intro Computers
Drawing French Woodshop 1
Design Spanish Foods
Filmmaking 1 Spanish for Spanish Speakers Parent/Child Development
Piano Beginning Clothing
Guitar House Interior Design
Instruments English Electives
Chorus Journalism 1
*Jazz Band Speech
*Adv Band/Marching Band
*Adv Orchestra (Strings)
*Choir
Intro to Theatre
*Theatre Festival *Must have prior teacher approval
PE OPTIONS
• PE 1 (This is the basic PE class.)
• JROTC (Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps)
• Advanced PE Dance 1 (Must try out. Please contact dance instructor, Ms. Marshall: [email protected])
• Sport – If you would like to join a sport, you MUST try out and make the team before your schedule will reflect
the sport. You will be placed in PE until the counselor receives proof that you are on the team. Please contact
the coach for tryout dates, deadlines, and other requirements. You will need a physical and emergency form
before tryouts. See below for contact information.
Sport Coach Coach email
Boys’ Basketball Joe Wyatt [email protected]
Girls’ Basketball Rai Colston [email protected]
Cheerleading Beth Corbett [email protected]
Cross Country Jun Reichl [email protected]
Dance Guard Shelly Marshall [email protected]
Football Jeff Falgien [email protected]
Boys’ Soccer Ian Kogan [email protected]
Girls’ Soccer Eric Choi [email protected]
Girls’ Tennis Lori Chandler [email protected]
Girls’ Volleyball Alyssa Lee [email protected]
Water Polo (Girls/Boys) Mircea Pitariu [email protected]
Off-Season Boys’ Lacrosse Richard Russell [email protected]
Off-Season Girls’ Lacrosse Ericson Penate [email protected]
Off-Season Baseball Josh Lienhard [email protected]
Off-Season Softball Jodi Borenstein [email protected]
EL CAMINO REAL CHARTER GRADUATION INFORMATION
ECRCHS Grad Requirements
Subject Credits
English 9, 10, 11, 12 40
Math (2 years) 20
Health 5
World History (1 year) 10
US History (1 year) 10
Government/Economics 10
Biology (1 year) 10
Physical Science 10
PE 20
Visual Performing Art 10
Computers 5
Applied Tech 5
Electives 75
Total credits needed 230
Service Learning Pass
Career Pathway
College A – G Requirements
Subject Years
A History/Social Studies 2
B English 4
C Math 3**
D Lab Science 2**
E World Language 2**
F Visual Performing Art 1
G College Prep Elective 1 **More years recommended
Please speak with your counselor for
more specific information regarding
graduation requirements and A – G
requirements.