9th-11th Grade Parent NightPreparing for the Future

∗ January 24 - 30 Counselors Visit Social Studies Classes∗ February 5-6 – Course Selection Days∗ February 6 – CTE EXPO at the Humble Civic Center∗ February 7-27- Students meet with counselors individually∗ April 25– Verification sheets sent home∗ May 4- Verification sheets due to house office

Important Dates

∗ Go to www.bridges.com

∗ Portfolio Name: humble(+)student id∗ Password: student id

∗ Select: Choices Planner∗ Your Portfolio∗ Your Plans∗ Print plan if needed

Signing on your student’s bridges account

Graduation PlanFoundation with Endorsement

Graduation PlanFoundation with Endorsement

Graduation PlanFoundation with Endorsement

∗ Must meet the foundation requirements plus the endorsement requirements

∗ 5 ENDORSEMENT CHOICES∗ ARTS AND HUMANITIES∗ BUSINESS AND INDUSTRY∗ PUBLIC SERVICE∗ SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY, ENGINEERING, AND MATH∗ MULTIDISCIPLINARY

Graduation PlanFoundation with Endorsement

∗ Fine Arts Option

∗ Languages Other Than English Option

∗ Social Studies Option

Arts and Humanities

∗ Agriculture, Food & Natural Resources Cluster∗ Architecture and Construction Cluster∗ Arts, Audio/Visual Technology & Communications Cluster∗ Business Management and Administration Cluster∗ English Option∗ Finance Cluster∗ Hospitality and Tourism Cluster∗ Information Technology Cluster∗ Manufacturing Cluster∗ Marketing Cluster∗ Transportation, Distribution, and Logistics Cluster

Business and Industry

∗ Education and Training Cluster

∗ Health Science Cluster

∗ Human Service Cluster

∗ Law, Public Safety, Corrections, and Securities Cluster

∗ JROTC Option

Public Service

∗ (STEM) Endorsement: Engineering Cluster

∗ (STEM) Endorsement: Math Option

∗ (STEM) Endorsement: Science Option

Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math

∗ Advanced Course Option

∗ Core Course Option

Multi-Disciplinary

∗ Visit the CTE flowchartshttp://humbleisd.net/Page/216

∗ Visit the high school course guidehttp://humbleisd.net/Page/37383

For More Information On Specific Endorsements

∗ Business Information Management (1.0 credit) 9-12∗ Touch System Data Entry (.5 credit) 9-10∗ Professional Communications (.5 credit) 9-12

* Count toward all Business & Industry endorsements, all Public Service endorsements, and STEM endorsement- engineering option

The “Trinity”

Charlotte Bennett

9155 Will ClaytonHumble, TX 77338

Humble ISD Career Technology Education (CTE)

Practicums and Certifications

● Education & Training – Student Teaching at Local Elementary School● Health Science – Clinical Rotations with Staff at Kingwood Medical

Center● Hospitality Services – Internship at the IAH Airport Marriott Hotel● Culinary Arts – Learn culinary skills and host community events● Engineering – Earn certification (AutoCad), explore engineering fields● Certified Nursing Assistant – Earn Board certification● Pharmacy Technician – Earn Board certification● Cosmetology – Earn Board certification ● Computer Maintenance and Networking – Earn industry certifications● Welding – Earn industry certifications● Auto Collision & Auto Tech – Earn industry certifications● Real Estate – Earn industry certifications

Previous   New

Course Name Credits   Course Name Credits

Child Development 0.5     1

Construction Technology 1     2

Digital & Interactive Media 0.5   Digital Media 1

Food Technology & Safety 0.5     1

Hotel Management 0.5     1

Introduction to Cosmetology 0.5 Not offered    

Livestock Production 0.5     1

Medical Terminology 0.5     1

Money Matters 0.5     1

Principles of Architecture & Const 1 Course was Principles of Architecture 1

    split Principles of Construction 1

Principles of Bus, Mktg, & Finance 0.5     1

Principles of Education & Training 0.5     1

Principles of Hospitality & Tourism 0.5     1

Restaurant Management 0.5 Name change Intro to Culinary Arts (not at KHS) 1

Web Technologies 0.5     1

Course Changes as of Fall 2017

Process Technology Program❖Course Names: Intro to Process Technology; Petrochemical Safety, Health and Environment; Practicum in Manufacturing❖Receive college credit through Lone Star College❖Potential to earn A.A.S. degree in Process Technology December following high school graduation❖Juniors and Seniors Only Monday - Friday (Periods 1-2)❖Program Cost - Approximately $1200 (Humble ISD may cover a portion of the cost)❖Courses offered at Lone Star College Process Technology Building (directly behind SCHS) Bus transportation provided

New Courses Available

Emergency Medical Technicians (EMT)❖Will follow the National EMS Educational Standards for EMT

❖240 hours of instruction

❖Seniors Only - 2 credits

❖Prerequisite - Principles of Health Science, Biology

Recommended - Anatomy and Physiology

❖Meet at CATE center and Atascocita Fire Dept. (Periods 1-2)

❖Student must provide own transportation

❖2nd Semester - Students must schedule Saturday ambulance

“ride-a-longs”

New Courses Available

High School Fire Science Academy❖Humble ISD is the only district partnering with Lone Star College for Fire Science.

❖Must be 18 years of age to complete certification.

❖Seniors Only

❖Evening Classes

CT1130 Firefighter I: Basic Structural Firefighter Certificate (2 credits) Fall Semester: Monday-Thursday (5:15 p.m. - 11:00 p.m. @

Lone Star College CT1135 Firefighter II: Basic Structural Firefighter Certificate (3 credits) Spring Semester: Tuesday-Thursday (5:15 p.m. - 11:00 p.m. @ Lone Star College

❖Program Cost: Student will only be responsible for approximately $300 of the total that is approximately $4800.

New Courses Available

AP CapstoneFocuses on the core academic skills needed for college, career and life readiness. This course will give students additional skills to use in other AP classes and will also instruct students in how to complete college-level work.

❖ 2 year program with commitment to continue for both years❖ 1st year – AP Seminar (Juniors) 2nd year - AP Research (Seniors)

❖ Students who are self-motivated, inquisitive, collaborative, and exploratory❖ Students who are interested in exploring issues of interest to them while developing the analytic, research, problem-solving, writing, and communication skills that are critical to success in college.

New Courses Available

Dual Credit versus Advanced Placement Classes

Dual Credit versus Advanced Placement Classes

Dual Credit versus Advanced Placement Classes

Core Complete(42 semester credit hours)

KHS Course LSC Course

English 4 H ENGL 1301/1302

French 3 Pre AP FREN 2311

French 4 AP FREN 2312

German 3 Pre AP GERM 2311

German 4 AP GERM 2312

Spanish 3 Pre AP SPAN 2311

Spanish 4 AP SPAN 2312

College Algebra MATH 1314

Statistical Reasoning MATH 1342

Calculus AP AB MATH 2413

US History HIST 1301/1302

US Government GOVT 2305

Biology AP BIOL 1406

Anatomy & Physiology H BIOL 2401

Environmental Science AP ENVR 1401

Dual Credit Courses offered at KHS

Dual Credit and Lone Star College

❖ Must meet eligibility guidelines (test scores)

❖ Requires registration with Lone Star College

❖ Course fees are due by the beginning of the semester

❖ Complete information packet to be sent home

Q&A - Table in main hallway

∗ Students will review course selections with their counselor Feb. 7-27

∗ The number of students requesting a course helps to determine the staff and number of sections that are assigned to that particular course for the next year.

∗ Please choose classes carefully, so we can best prepare for the needs and wants of your high school student.

Important Reminders

2019: Text @285d8f3 to 81010

2020: Text @gf9hf to 81010

2021: Text @cd64be to 81010

Sign up for Reminders!

∗ Teacher In-Class Advisement – ∗ In Class advisement – All Classes: Tuesday, Feb 5th & 6th∗ PSAT Scores – online or in house office∗ CollegeBoard + KHAN Academy

∗ EOC Dates∗ English 1 and 2 – April 10 & April 12∗ Algebra 1, Biology and US History – Week of May 7

∗ AP Testing – May 7th – May 24th ∗ Registration now available online

∗ College Entrance Exam Dates∗ ACT: April 10, June 9, July 14 (Catalyst Bootcamp @ KHS April 7-8)∗ SAT: March 10, May 5 , June 2 (Catalyst Bootcamp @ SCHS March 3-4,

KHS April 28-29)∗ KHS College Night – May 3rd

General Announcement

∗ In the Commons∗ Endorsement Information - See posters∗ Q&A - Counselors, Science and Math Academic Leads∗ Dual Credit Coordinator∗ PTSA Representatives∗ Career Technical Education (CTE) students are here to

share some of their work and teachers are here to answer questions

Open Session

Thank You for coming