Preparing for 11th Grade

Scheduling 2016

English 4Math 3

Science 3History 3

PE 2Foreign Language, Fine Arts, Career or Technical

Education

2

Finance 1Electives 4

Standard Diploma Requirements

English 4Math 4

Science 4History 4

PE 2Foreign Language 3

Fine Art or Career or Technical Education

2

Finance 1Electives 2

Advanced Diploma Requirements

Standard Advanced

English 2 English 2

Mathematics 1 Mathematics

2

Science 1 Science 2

History 1 History 2

Student Select

1 Student Select

1

Total 6 Total 9

Verified Credits

In order to be promoted to the 11th grade you MUST have the following:◦ Successfully completed ten credits including

English 10, one math, one science, and one social science.

◦ You MUST also have one verified credit in math, science, and history/social science. (3 total)

~Promotion Policy~

Starting with the freshman class of 2013-2014; all students are required to complete 50 hours of community service by the end of their Senior year.

This is a graduation requirement!

Forms can be picked up in guidance and should be turned into your guidance counselor asap.

Forms can also be found on:

http://www.spsk12.net/community-service-info/

Volunteer Hours

English 11 Completion of English 10

Honors English 11 B or better in English 10 or Honors English

10AP Language and

CompositionB or better in English

10

English Options

Algebra II Completion of Geometry

Honors Algebra II and Trig B or better in Geometry and Algebra I

Mathematical Analysis Completion of Algebra II

Probability and Statistics Completion of Algebra II

Discrete Math Completion of Algebra II

AP Statistics B or better in Algebra II

DC Pre Calculus B or better in Algebra II,Must score 50 or better on math placement test at PDCCC (6 college credits)

Math Options

Ecology Algebra I, Biology, Earth Science

Oceanography Algebra I, Biology, Earth ScienceChemistry C or better in Algebra II or in

Algebra IIHonors Chemistry B or better in Algebra II or in

Algebra II

Science Options

US/VA History Completion of W.H. IIHonors US/VA History B or better in W.H. IIAP US History B or better in W.H. IIDC US History B or better in W.H. II, completion

of the COMPASS test at PDCCC (6 college credits)

DC Western Civilization COMPASS test at PDCCCDC Psychology B or better in English 10,

COMPASS test at PDCCC (6 college credits)

History Options

HPE 9HPE 10/Drivers Ed.

Health/PE

Everyone MUST take economics and personal

finance.

Economics and Personal Finance

Spanish I Latin I French I Sign Lang. I

Spanish II Latin II French II Sign Lang. II

Spanish III Latin III French III Sign Lang. III

Spanish IV* Latin IV* French IV* DC Sign Lang. IV*

Honors Spanish V*AP Spanish*

Latin V* French V*

Foreign Language Options

Sequences are listed in the program of studies.

Example: JROTC I, JROTC II ART I, ART II

SEQUENTIAL ELECTIVE

Art IArt IIArt IIIIntermediate OrchestraAdvanced Orchestra

Beginning ChorusIntermediate ChorusAdvanced ChorusTheatre ITheatre IIBeginning BandIntermediate BandAdvanced BandMusic Theory

Fine Arts Options

Business Law Keyboarding ApplicationsAccounting Computer Information SystemsOffice Administration Word Processing Design, Multimedia, & Web Technologies Foundations of Agriculture, Food, and

Natural Resources Introduction to Animal SystemsAgricultural Business Fundamentals Agricultural Business Operations Marketing Fashion Marketing Hospitality, Tourism, and RecreationHospitality, Tourism, and Recreation II Resource Management

Life Planning Introduction to Health and Medical

Sciences Technology Foundations Technology Transfer Communication Systems Technical Drawing and Design Engineering Drawing and Design Architectural Drawing and Design Graphic Communication Systems Digital Visualization DC Virginia Teachers for Tomorrow I DC Virginia Teachers for Tomorrow II Education for Employment I Education for Employment II Entrepreneurship Education

Career or Technical Education Options

Auto Service Technology I and II

Building Trades I and II Collision Repair

Technology I and II Cosmetology I and II Culinary Arts I and II Early Childhood

Education I and II Veterinary Assistant I and

II Welding I and II

DC Modeling and Simulation Support Specialist I and II

Certified Internet Webmaster

Emergency Medical Technician

Geospatial Technology I Nurse Aide PC Technology Utility/Heavy

Construction

Pruden Center

Paul D. Camp Community College (PDCCC) General Studies Diploma Program Four Year Plan of Study for Students Seeking a General Studies Associate

Degree at PDCCC THIS IS A SAMPLE.

ACP for MS and HS

Ms. WolfeCareer Coach

SOAR Program

Colleges want to see more than academics.Ask yourself these questions…What does your resume / activity log

look like?Are you involved?

AthleticsClubsCo-Curricular ActivitiesCommunity teams or activities

Are you in a Leadership position?Do you participate in Community Service?Do you have a part time job?What are your your dreams and aspirations

for the future?

Eligibility: NCAA & NAIA NCAA Eligibility Center

◦ Certifies whether a prospective college athlete is eligible to play sports at NCAA Division I or II institutions.

◦ Students should register at the beginning of their Junior Year but some register later. There is no registration deadline, but students must be cleared before they receive athletic scholarships or compete at Division I or II institutions.

◦ Fee $75◦ See Handout for details.

What is YOUR next step?

Take PSAT in Fall of Junior YearPractice for SATLearn about academic strengthsUse results to work on weak academic areasTest offered only once a year

Think about taking the SAT (after taking Algebra II) and/or ACT (after taking chemistry).

Fee wavers are available to those who qualify for free and reduced lunch and your family income falls within the Income Eligibility Guidelines set by the USDA Food and Nutrition Service

Explore your career options and plan for the future:www.vawizard.org

Advice for High School Take most rigorous courses YOU can. Select course programs with YOUR

interests. Maintain highest grades possible. GPA is

important. Get involved in athletics or activities. Devote some time to meaningful

community service. Develop clear goals for future. Ask for help. E-mail colleges for information.

Workplace Readiness SkillsPersonal Qualities & People Skills Positive work ethic Integrity Teamwork Self-representation Diversity Awareness Conflict Resolution Creativity & Resourcefulness

Workplace Readiness SkillsProfessional Knowledge & Skills Speaking & Listening Reading & Writing Critical Thinking & Problem Solving Health & Safety Organizations, Systems & Climates Lifelong Learning Job Acquisition & Advancement Time, Task & Resource Management Mathematics Customer Service

Workplace Readiness Skills

Technology Knowledge & Skills Job-specific Technologies Information Technology Internet Use & Security Telecommunications

Transcript Requests: New FormatParchment Link via spsk12.net Online access to most colleges. Parchment account numbers can be

accessed through guidance

Questions?