Upload
vukhanh
View
213
Download
0
Embed Size (px)
Citation preview
COMMUNICATIONGeneral
• Website
• ParentVUE/StudentVUE
• Twitter- @OSCounseling
• Announcements – Posted on Website
• OS Newsletter
• City Watch
Teacher
• Know e-mail address, website/moodle/edmodo site
• TALK to your teacher first
Office
• Counselors/Registrar/Data Operator
• School Social Workers, School Psychologist
• Administrators
WHAT DOES IT TAKE TO GRADUATE?
Meet Olathe School District Graduation requirements
Must get a passing grade to get credit
D or higher is considered a passing grade
Required classes:
4 credits of English
1 credit of Foreign Language/Applied Communication
1 credit of Fine Art—visual or performing
3 credits of Social Science
World History (freshman)
.5 Social Science Elective (sophomore)
U. S. History (junior)
Government (.5 senior)
3 credits of Math
3 credits of Science—one Life Science, one Physical Science
1 credit of Technology
1 credit of Practical and Consumer Studies
1 credit of Health & Wellness
6 Individual Focus Credits
24 TOTAL credits are required to graduate
Opportunity to earn 28 (7 credits year/4 years)
WHAT IS GPA?
Grade Point Average
Represents average of grades earned
Used to determine class rank
Have 6 semesters to build your GPA
A = 4 points
B = 3 points
C = 2 points
D = 1 point
F = no points
Once an F is earned, it becomes a permanent part of your transcript.
http://teachers.olatheschools.com/oscounseling/gpa-calculator/
ARE YOU COLLEGE BOUND?
4 years of English
4 years of Math
3 years of Social Science
4 years of Science (one must be Chemistry or Physics)
2 years of the same International Language
ACT AND/OR SAT
Advise students to take Junior year
Plan to take 2-4 times to maximize results
Must register and pay online with actstudent.org
Tests are given on Saturday
BEST preparation is doing well in rigorous classes
Test prep is available (see counseling website)
October testing day is an opportunity for practice
ACT Practice
PSAT is practice for SAT
KANSAS BOARD OF REGENTS COLLEGES
• Emporia State University
• Pittsburg State University
• Fort Hays State University
• Kansas State University
• Wichita State University
• University of Kansas
KANSAS BOARD OF REGENTS COLLEGE ADMISSION STANDARDS
For automatic admissions students must take Qualified Admissions curriculum with a 2.0 GPA or higher
3 years of math with math ACT subscore of 22OR
4 years of math
Must have chemistry or physics
AND get a 21 or higher on ACT or 980 SAT or be in top 1/3 of class
AND get 2.0 on any college credit in high school
KU ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS
Complete Qualified Admissions curriculum with 2.0 GPA
AND
Graduate from high school w/ 3.0 cumulative GPA and ACT of 24+
Or 3.25 cumulative GPA and ACT of 21+
KC SCHOLARS
• Freshmen Scholarship
• Application Open January 1st – March 2nd
• 529 savings account opened with seed money & additional money added as benchmarks are reached
• Low and modest income students
• Must attend one of the 17 colleges or universities in the KC Scholars Postsecondary Network.
• Earn a 2.5 GPA 1st semester of 9th grade year and maintain throughout high school
NCAA
• Register w/ the clearing house during sophomore year
• 16 Core Credits (foreign language counts as core)• 10 must be completed prior to senior year
• ACT/SAT Required
• Grade Point Average
• Refer to Program Planning Guide or NCAA or NAIA web sites.
• Information is also on the Counseling Website
PLEASE CONTACT YOUR COUNSELOR IF YOU PLAN ON PARTICPATING IN COLLEGE ATHLETICS
• Located by Olathe North
• 2 year program- Junior & Senior year
• Tour – October
• Apply- November/December
• Must be on track to graduate with little to no need for credit recovery
• NOT a transfer program- Students attend South partial day and OATC for the other part of their day
• Transportation provide to and from South
OATC
OTHER CAREER PROGRAMS
• Olathe North
• Health Careers/CNA Program
• Seniors only for 1 semester (2 hours of your day)
• Previous or concurrent enrollment in Anatomy & Physiology is required
• ACT Score of 19+
• AP/Honors Science