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Class Enrollment
Meeting
2017-2018
Class of 2019 & 2020
Sophomores/Juniors
Materials:
Course Selections Sheet
Student Transcript
Course Description Booklet
College Planning Handout
MC Dual Credit Handout
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College Planning
See College Planning Sheet
REVIEW PSAT RESULTS FROM
FALL. ***Free practice questions on
satpractice.org
Take SAT or ACT 2nd Semester of
Junior year.( Must register
independently)collegeboard.org/act.org
College Visits- Juniors 1 day visit
Excused absence- Fill out college day
form. Seniors get 2 days 33
SCHOLARSHIPS
Scholarship booklet available on
Greenwood High School website.
Schools, GW High School, Counselor’s
office, Scholarship booklet.
Look on COLLEGE OR UNIVERSITY
website.
SEARCH ENGINES (FASTWEB.COM)
LOCAL
POSTED IN SCHOLARSHIP BOX
POSTED ON OUR WEBSITE42/15/2017
REMINDERS
PERFORMANCE
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Every student may earn a performance
acknowledgement on his or her transcript
by outstanding performance in any of the
following areas:
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PERFORMANCE
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
In a dual credit course - At least 12 dual
credit hours as part of Texas core
curriculum or advanced technical credit
with a grade of 3.0 or higher on 4.0 scale
In bilingualism and bi-literacy
Score of 3 or better on an AP exam; OR
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PERFORMANCE
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Con’t
Outstanding performance on the PSAT, the
SAT, or the ACT
PSAT Commended Scholar, National Hispanic
Scholar, National Achievement Scholar; OR
SAT- 410 on reading and 520 on Math
ACT composite of 28
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PERFORMANCE
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Con’t
Most students who earn a Performance
Acknowledgement will do so through Dual
Credit Classes.
English 3 (1301, 1302)
English 4 (2322, 2323)
12 total credit hours (Must have a “B” or
better.)
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PERFORMANCE
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Con’t
Earning a nationally or internationally recognized
business or industry certification or license
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HB5
Currently, the only difference between
the Foundation +Endorsement(s)
Plan and the Distinguished Level of
Achievement is the requirement that
Algebra 2 must be one of the 4
mathematics credits.
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BENEFITS OF FOUNDATION + ENDORSEMENTS AND
DISTINGUISHED LEVEL OF ACHIEVEMENT vs.
FOUNDATION PLAN
Regardless of class rank, only students on
the Distinguished Level of Achievement
are eligible for Top 10% Automatic
Admission consideration.
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ENDORSEMENTS
BUSINESS AND INDUSTRY
ARTS AND HUMANITIES
MULTIDISCIPLINARY
(STEM)Math & SCIENCE
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Dual credit classes for
Sophomores
EDUC 1100- Effective Learning
SPEECH 1315- Public Speaking
Effective Learning is an orientation type
class that MC requires.
Basic college vocab, research skills, and
critical thinking.
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Dual Credit Courses for Junior
and Seniors
See MC Handout English 3 (ENGL 1301/1302)
English 4 (ENGL 2322/2323)
US History ( History 1301/1302)
Government (GOVT 2305)
Economics (ECON 2301)
Pre-Calculus Sem 1(Math 1314 College Algebra)
Sem 2 (Math 2414 College Pre-Cal
OR (Math 1342 College Statistics)
Must have already had Algebra II152/15/2017
Sophomores Juniors Seniors
Fall
2017
EDUC 1100-Effective
Learning
OR
SPCH 1315-Public Speaking
EDUC 1100-Effective Learning
SPCH 1315-Public Speaking
ENGL 1301-Composition I
HIST 1301-US History I
MATH 1314-College Algebra-If passed
Algebra II
SPAN 1411-Beginning Spanish
ARTS 1301-Art Appreciation
MUSI 1306-Music Appreciation
Welding, Automotive, Diesel Technology,
Computer Graphics, or Certified Nurse Aide
EDUC 1100-Effective Learning
SPCH 1315-Public Speaking
ECON 2301-Principles of Macroeconomics
OR
GOVT 2305-US Government
ENGL 2322-British Literature I
MATH 1314-College Algebra
SPAN 1411-Beginning Spanish
ARTS 1301-Art Appreciation
MUSI 1306-Music Appreciation
Welding, Automotive, Diesel Technology,
Computer Graphics, or Certified Nurse Aide
Spring
2018
EDUC 1100-Effective
Learning
OR
SPCH 1315-Public Speaking
EDUC 1100-Effective Learning
SPCH 1315-Public Speaking
ENGL 1302-Composition II
HIST 1302-US History II
MATH 2412-Precalculus
MATH 1342-Statistics (upon approval)
PSYC 2301-Intro. To Psychology
SPAN 1412-Beginning Spanish II
ARTS 1301-Art Appreciation
MUSI 1306-Music Appreciation
Second Semester of
Welding, Automotive, Diesel Technology,
Computer Graphics, or Certified Nurse Aide
EDUC 1100-Effective Learning
SPCH 1315-Public Speaking
ECON 2301-Principles of Macroeconomics
OR
GOVT 2305-US Government
ENGL 2323-British Literature II
MATH 2412-Precalculus
MATH 1342-Statistics (upon approval)
PSYC 2301-Intro to Psychology
SPAN 1412-Beginning Spanish II
ARTS 1301-Art Appreciation
MUSI 1306-Music Appreciation
Second Semester of
Welding, Automotive, Diesel Technology,
Computer Graphics, or Certified Nurse Aide
Off Campus Elective Dual Credit for Junior
and Seniors
CNA – Certified Nursing Aide
Welding
Automotive Technology
Diesel Technology
Off campus 3 class periods
3 Elective Credits
Cannot Guarantee Instructor or Offering
Creating College Transcript
Weighted Courses – only passing grade
Tuition & Fees Paid each semester
Dual Credit Courses
Be sure to check with the desired university and department for credit transfer information.
Also check to see if you have to have the course for your major.
Before students are scheduled into the
dual Credit classes the Dual Credit Check
List must be completed and turned into
Mrs. Randolph.
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9th Grade 10th Grade 11th Grade 12th Grade Credits
Engl
ish
0101 English I 0107 Pre AP English I
0102 English II 0108 Pre AP English II
0103 English III 0118 DC English III
0104 English IV 0109 DC English IV 4.0
Mat
h
0206 Algebra I 0219 Pre AP Algebra I Took Alg I in Jr. High 0215 Pre AP Geometry
0211 Geometry 0215 Pre AP Geometry Took Geometry in 9th 0209 Pre AP Algebra II
0203 Math Models 0208 Algebra II 0209 Pre AP Algebra II Took Algebra II in 10th 0216 Pre AP Pre-Cal 0212 DC Pre-Cal
0208 Algebra II 0209 Pre AP Algebra II 0207 Pre -Cal 0216 Pre-AP Pre-Cal 0212 DC Pre- Cal Took Pre-Cal in 11th0218 AP Calculus
4.0
Scie
nce
0307 Biology 0306 Pre AP Biology
0305 IPC 0310 Chemistry 0309 Pre AP Chemistry
0310 Chemistry Took Chem in 10th 0312 Physics 0318 Pre AP Physics
0312 Physics Took Physics in 11th 0316 Environmental
Syst. 0314 Anat and
Physiology 0320 Forensics 0308 AP Biology 0311 AP Physics
4.0
Soci
al S
t. 0406 World History No History Choose another Elective
0404 U.S. History 0401 C U.S. History
0408 Government 0407 DC Government 0411 Economics 0410 DC Economics
3.0
Fore
ign
La
ngu
age 0170 Spanish I
Took Spanish I in JR High
0171 Spanish II
0171 Spanish II Took Spanish II in 9th No Foreign Lang needed Choose another Elective
2.0
Ph
y. E
d.
0505 B Athletics Sec 14 0505 G Athletics Sec 18 0505 Tennis Sec 38 0514 B PE Sec 12 0514 G PE Sec 16
5506 B Athletics Sec 14 0506 G Athletics Sec 18 0506 Tennis Sec 38 0527 Personal Fit .5
5507 B Athletics Sec
14 0507 G AthleticsSec 18 0507 TennisSec 38
5508 B Athletics Sec
14 0508 G Athletics Sec 18 0508 TennisSec 38
1.0
Fin
e A
rt 0731 Band I 0701 Art I 0710 Theatr 1 0714 Tech Theatr 1
0732 Band 2 0702 Art 2 0711 Theatr 2 0709 Tech Theatr 2
0733 Band 3 0703 Art 3 0712 Theatr 3 0709 Tech Theatr 3
0734 Band 4 0704 Art 4 0713 Theatr 4 1.0
Spe
ech
H
eal
th 0313 Health 0725 Speech
0313 Health 0725 Speech 0968 DC Speech Sem 2
0313 Health 0725 Speech 0968 DC Speech Sem 2
0313 Health 0725 Speech 0968 DC Speech Sem 2
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OTHER ELECTIVES
The electives your child has chosen is tied
to their endorsement. Please DO NOT
CHANGE without asking.
Should have 8 classes chosen1. English
2. Math
3. Science
4. Social Studies
5. Spanish II (if needed) or Elective
6. Elective
7. Elective
8. Elective
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Course Selections
Students must make changes by the end of
school year.
Once all student’s requests have been entered,
a summary of selected courses for 2017-2018
will be sent home for your records.
Please contact the counseling office if you have
questions or concerns.
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CONTACT INFORMATION
Vickie Liles, Counselor
253-6688
Remind101
512-872-5656
Class of 2018 @78f36
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