Managing Organizational Change
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2014 Tenth Grade Parent Night
and
ACC Early College Start
Info Night
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Tonight’s Agenda
Bowie Counselors Presentation
Who we are, what we do
Where to find help
Rank/GPA
STARR/EOC Requirements
Graduation Requirements
Distinguished Achievement Plan
What do colleges look for?
Naviance
ACC Early College Start Presentation
Presented by Davelyn Forrest, ACC ECS
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Bowie Counseling Team
9th Grade
A- Lo
Lu-Z
Karina Reyna
Martin Coleman
10th-12th Grade
A-Ep
Es-K
La-Ram
Ran – Z
Kristen Williamson
Kyle Haenisch
Nona May
Kate Kopke
College Advisor
Veronica Castillo
Secretary
Teri Trevino
Counseling Intern
Rebecca Martinez
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10th-12th- A-Ep
Ms. Williamson
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-12
Grade Counselors
10th -12th, Es-K
Mr. Haenisch
10th-12th La–Ram
Mrs.May
10th-12th Ran– Z
Ms. Kopke
Bowie counselors
Each have approximately 500 students
Students can drop in before school/after
school/lunches/off periods/anytime in an
emergency
Parents- please call 0r e-mail to make appt.
What do we do?
Academic counseling and scheduling
Individual counseling
Classroom guidance lessons (10th grade conferences
happening this week!)
Post –secondary education planning
Consultation/collaboration with teachers,
parents, and the community
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Where to find help
Check grades together with your child until they develop the habit
and do it independently
Teachers are the best resource to help you understand what is
happening in the classroom. Grades, habits, classroom behavior
Communicate with teachers via email and voicemail.
Communicate with alpha Assistant Principals for matters pertaining
to discipline, attendance, or concerns with teachers
Communicate with Celia Newhart regarding 504 (512-414-2829)
Check teachers websites. Many have helpful resources. All have
tutorials before or after school
www.jbhs.org -> Guidance and Counseling> Presentations are
uploaded for each grade level
Naviance- Parent connection. Can view students Rank, GPA, career
inventories, college search
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Rank and GPA
Rank
Calculated every semester starting fall of sophomore year
Based on 4 core classes and foreign language
2 GPA’s
Rank GPA: ONLY core classes and foreign language
Cumulative GPA: All classes
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End of Course Exams- EOC’s
Need 5 to graduate
English I (Reading and Writing)
English II (Reading and Writing)
Algebra I
Biology
United States History
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Graduation Requirements
Recommended and Distinguished Achievement Plan
16.0 credits of Core Classes (4 x 4)
English, Math, Science, Social Studies
2.0 credits of LOTE (Language other then English)
1.0
1.0
.5
.5
5.0
credit of
credit of
credit of
credit of
credits of
P.E.
Fine Art
Health
Speech
Electives (4.5 for D.A.P)
Students can ask their counselor for their Credit Check
To see a blank copy, visit jbhs.org -> counselors corner
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How is D.A. P different?
3.0 credits of the same LOTE required
4.0 years of Science
If IPC is taken, must take a 5th science along with Physics )
4.0 credits of Math (Math Modeling does not count)
4.0 Electives (instead of 5.0)
4 Advanced Measures:
Dual
Credit Courses (B or higher)
AP Exams (earn a 3, 4, 5)
Articulated Tech Prep courses (B or higher)
Solo juried competitions
National Merit Recognition (PSAT)
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Example of meeting 4 DAP Measures
Student A
1] Scored a “3” on AP English 3 Exam
2] Took dual credit ACC US History I- earned a grade of “B”
3] Took dual credit ACC US History I- earned a grade of “B”
4] Took Business Info Management, scored a “B” (Articulated Credit)
Student B
1] Scored a “4” on AP US History
2] Took Lifetime Nutrition and Wellness, scored a “B” (Articulated Credit)
3] Took Accounting I, scored a “B” (Articulated Credit)
4] Took Money Matters, scored a “B” (Articulated Credit)
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Dual Credit vs. AP Courses
Dual credit classes are taught by ACC professors either at
Bowie or at an ACC campus. Upon successful completion of the
class, students earn both college and high school credit. Grade
of A or B, students earn an advanced measure
AP classes are taught by trained teachers at Bowie using College
Board curriculum. Upon completion of the class AND a grade of
3+ on the AP test in May, students earn an advanced measure
and potentially college credit (some colleges only accept 4’s and
5’s)
Both dual credit and AP classes are graded on a 5.0 scale
Check with out of state schools for dual credit transfer
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What do colleges look for?
Class Rank and GPA
Rigorous/balanced High School curriculum
ACT and SAT scores
Long-term involvement in extra-curricular activities and
community service
Good Essays
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What GPA and SAT score should I have?
Scattergram Tool
on Naviance
Go to Naviance
Colleges
Scattergrams
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How do I log into Naviance?
Website: www.jbhs.org
Click on AcademicsGuidance and Counseling
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Click on Naviance/Family Connection
Scroll to the bottom of the page and click on red box
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Login: Username=S+Student ID
Password= First letter of last name
+MMDDYY+s
ACC Early College Start
Information
Davelyn Forrest , Manager
Early College Start
[email protected]
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