Transcript Registration
Registration
bring completed paperwork and meet with your counselor: March 5th - March 9th
Transcript
Summer School
● College prep ○ Pacific Coast High School (PCHS): July 1 - August 7 ○ online ○ ● Non-college prep ○ 10 credit maximum ACCESS: June 22 - August 14 ○ held at Valencia High School ■ ■ independent study format weekly meetings with instructor
Deadline for PCHS and ACCESS summer school: May 13, 2015.
○ ● Internet Independent Study (IIS) ○ 10 credit maximum student secures provider ○ fee-based ○ ● La Entrada ○ online Juniors only ○ Art Fundamentals for impacted schedules
Graduation Requirements
•4 years Language Arts •2 years Math including Alg 1A and Alg 1B, or Algebra 1 •3 years Social Science •2 year Science (1 year physical, 1 year life) •1 year of EITHER Fine Art, Foreign Lang, or Career Technical Education course •1 year Health/Careers •2 years Physical Education •80 elective credits •40 hours Community Service •California High School Exit Exam
4-year College Requirements
● 4 years of Language Arts ● 3 years of Math including Algebra 2 (UC recommends 4 years) ● 2 years of Social Science (World and U.S. History) ● 2 years of lab Science (UC: Bio & Chem) (CSU: Bio & E Sci/Chem) ● 2 years of the same Foreign Language (UC recommends 3 years) ● 1 year of Fine Art ● 1 year of College Prep Elective ● Minimum GPA to apply ○ ○ ○ UC: 3.0
CSU: 2.0
(Govt and Econ satisfy this requirement) ● SAT or ACT in Spring of Junior year Grades of C or better; NO Ds ACCEPTED
Sophomore Timeline
MARCH
● Meet with you counselor to discuss next year’s schedule.
● Sign up for summer school if necessary to make up any D’s or F’s.
APRIL
● Prepare for AP Exams as necessary.
MAY
● Take your AP Exams if enrolled in AP courses.
● Submit summer school application to your counselor by May 13th.
SUMMER
● Continue your community service work.
● Update your activities and awards sheet.
● Purchase PSAT at Taking Care of Business in August
Esperanza Website
Visit www.esperanzahs.net
● Graduation requirements ● College requirements ● Scholarship information ● College Entrance Scattergrams ● Financial Aid ● Internet Independent Study ● Summer School ● Testing information for SAT, ACT, CAHSEE ● Course offerings at EHS
for information on:
New Electives for 2015-16
● Exploring Computer Science ● Introduction to Guitar ● Musical Theater ● JROTC
Computer Science
● college prep elective ● create games, apps, and programs ● open to all students ● no experience required
“Everybody in this country should learn how to program a computer...because it teaches you how to think.” - Steve Jobs
Introduction to Guitar
● college prep fine art ● learn basics of scales, chords, and reading and writing music ● open to all students ● no experience required ● must provide own instrument
Musical Theater
● non-college prep fine art ● satisfies PYLUSD graduation requirement ● learn basics of vocal performance and acting ● performance preparation and audition skills are explored ● open to all students ● no experience required
● Aerospace 1 ○ no prerequisites ○
JROTC
satisfies PYLUSD Physical Science requirement ○ ● Aerospace 2 ○ non-college prep must have completed Aerospace 1 ○ ○ ● Organizational Leadership ○ non-college prep must have instructor approval ○ satisfies PYLUSD PE requirement elective credit ○ ● Competitive Drill ○ non-college prep must have instructor approval ○ satisfies PYLUSD PE requirement ○ non-college prep
Teacher/Office/Library Aide
● elective option for Juniors and Seniors only ○ one period per year ○ ● most teachers are allowed two aides ○ Aide approval forms available in the Counseling Office during active classes only (no TAs allowed during prep periods) ● bring aide form to registration appointment
NCAA Requirements
Register for NCAA at www.eligibilitycenter.org
by Junior Year
Dear Aztec Letter - highlights
● For electives, include alternates and choose carefully. If alternates are not provided, counselor will choose for you.
● Teacher signatures are required for math and foreign language placement. Students must earn a second semester grade of “C” or better to move on.
● Sophomores and Juniors must enroll in 6 classes. Students may earn a maximum of 10 credits in ROP per semester. ● Zero period classes are limited and not guaranteed. Priority will be given to students taking 6 or more classes. ● Your course selection sheet is due to your Language Arts teacher on _________ .
● Your registration appointment is on _________ .
Course Selection Sheet
● Keep transcript attached.
● Esperanza’s master schedule is very tight and making changes after registration may not be possible. Most classes are year-long and semester changes are very limited, choose your classes carefully! ● Check zero period box if interested. ● This year’s zero period options: Art, Concert Choir, JROTC, Int/Adv Theater, PE Band, Colorguard, Orchestra, Newspaper, AP Government.
● Parent signature is required. ● NOTE - AP Govt/AP Econ will be semester classes
beginning Fall 2015.
Regional Occupational Program ROP classes held at Esperanza During the regular school day ~ Periods 1 - 6 ~ sign up during registration appt ● Animation - UC approved Fine Art ● Visual Communications/Computer Graphics - UC approved Fine Art ● Welding ● Medical Careers 1 ● Medical Careers 2 - UC approved elective ● Medical Careers 3 - two period block 5th/6th periods After school - 7th period ~ sign up during registration appt & in August ● Fire Tech - 3:30 - 6:30 two days per week ● Welding - 4:00 - 6:30 two days per week There are many other ROP options; catalogs and schedules are available in the ROP display in the Counseling Office or www.nocrop.us
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