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11th Graders!

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Culver Counselor BreakdownA - Davila Mr. Smith jamessmith@ccusd.org

Davis - Iglesias Alas Ms. Shlomo nicoleshlomo@ccusd.org

Inocencio - McKinley + AVID Mrs. Lenke catherinelenke@ccusd.org

McKinney - Reyes + ELD Mrs. Bourget magalibourget@ccusd.org

Ribordy - Z + NCAA Mr. Gyepes stevegyepes@ccusd.org

College Counselor Mrs. Valverde thelmavalverde@ccusd.org

CTE/Career Counselor Ms. Madrid adriennemadrid@ccusd.org

Intervention Specialist Ms. Maldonado rosamaldonado@ccusd.org

Intervention Specialist Ms. Spencer Idaspencer@ccusd.org

Subject CCHS Requirements Cal State University2.0 GPA and Above

University of California3.0 GPA and Above

A History 3.5 years

(Global Issues, World History, U.S. History, & Govt/ Econ)

2 years

2 years

B English 4 years 4 years 4 years

C Mathematics

3 years(1 Year of Algebra Required)

3 years(Algebra I, Geometry,

Algebra II)

3 years required, 4 recommended

(Algebra I, Geometry, Algebra II)

D Science 2.5 years

(Including health, 1 Biological & 1 physical science)

2 Years, 3 Years Recommended

(1 year each of Physical and Biological Science)

2 Years, 3 Years Recommended(1 yr each of Physical & Biological

Science **Phy.Science must be Chem/Physics**)

E Modern Language 1 year 2 Years, 3 Years

Recommended(The same language)

2 Years, 3 Years Recommended(The same language)

F Visual & Performing Arts

1 year

1 year

1 year

G Electives

50 credits– College Prep Elective

1 Year(Additional year of an “a-f”)

College Prep Elective1 Year

(Additional year of an “a-f”)

HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS

Complete 60

Service Learning

Hours>Form online

>Ms. Madrid Earn a Total of 220 Credits

Complete All Required

Courses

ALL CREDITS must be completed to participate in commencement

Adult SchoolAll CORE COURSES OFFERED (NO AP OR HONORS )

Schedule: M-Th 3:15-5:15pm (exceptions at times due to extracurricular)COMMITMENT: 6 hours/wk, MUST make adequate progress and attend regularly.

Rolling Admission

STUDY SKILLS CREDIT RECOVERYCourses: English, Social Studies, Health, Global Issues, Electives (currently no math or science)Instructional model: contract (student must have the skill and will to work independently with minimal support)

iAcademySpecial Circumstances with approval from Administration.

ALL PROGRAMS: AS SPACE ALLOWS- (D GRADE CORRECTION, NO C GRADE REPEATS)

CREDIT RECOVERY -- GET BACK ON TRACK, IT’S POSSIBLE!!!!

CCC BASICS• Room 14

• College information & advice

• College Visits

• Career counseling & planning

• Service Learning Opportunities

including Internships

• Lunch & Learn Career Speakers

• Career Pathways

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COLLEGE & CAREER FAIR

September 26, 2019

6:00 - 8:00 PM @ HS Track & Field

IMPORTANT!!October 30, 2019

● PSAT - 11th Graders

● PLAN - 10th Graders

● PSAT/PLAN Results Night- January 8 from 6:30 - 8:30 PM

S A TCHOLASTIC

APTITUDE

TEST

•Contains 2 sections: Math, Critical Reading (optional writing and language test)

•11th Grade Students typically take SAT/ACT Spring of Junior Year.

•Spring 2020 REGISTER to take ExamDates to register:

April 3 for May 2 SAT May 8 deadline for June 6 SAT

•SAT SUBJECT TESTS(UC’s/CSU’s subject test optional depending on major)www.fairtest.org/university/optional

$26.00 English (literature) History(US/World) Mathematics Levels ½ Science (Bio, Chem, Phys) Languages: French, German, Modern Hebrew, Italian,

Latin, Chinese, Japanese, Korean

TO REGISTER:

www.collegeboard.org$47.50 or $64.50 (with writing)

Obtain Fee waiver from Mrs. Valverde

A C TMERICAN

OLLEGE

EST

•Spring 2020 REGISTER to take Exam

Dates to register:

Feb. 28 for April 4

May 8, deadline for June 13, ACT

•Senior Year tests September, October, December

•Summer- Prep to RETAKE EXAM

TO REGISTER:

www.actstudent.org$50.50 or $67 (with writing)

When will I begin financial aid?

Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) will be filed in the

fall of SENIOR YEAR.

Financial aid consists of funds (scholarships, grants, loans,

work-study) provided to students and families to help pay for

postsecondary educational expenses.

All Colleges have Net Price Calculators-

Have an honest conversations about college

savings and debt.

WHAT KIND OF ACTIVITIES ARE IMPORTANT?

•Extra-curricular: Athletics, Arts, and Activities (clubs)

■ Quality Participation and Commitment in one or few activities

•Represent/Take on a Leadership Position (shows responsibility and a growth mindset-builds your collaboration skills)

•Hobbies

•Summer Enrichment Programs

•Service to the Community – volunteering and internships

* STRIKE BALANCE between academics and activities

NCAA ELIGIBILITY

● REGISTER WITH ELIGIBILITY CENTER DURING SOPHOMORE YEAR

● MEET WITH YOUR COUNSELOR OR ONE OF THE NCAA COORDINATORS (MR. GYEPES OR DR. MCMILLAN) TO MAKE SURE YOU ARE TAKING THE CORRECT CLASSES

● GET A COPY OF NCAA BROCHURE (SHOULD ARRIVE IN SEPTEMBER) TO MAKE SURE YOU ARE AWARE OF NCAA REQUIREMENTS.

● IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS PLEASE SEE AN NCAA COORDINATOR AS SOON AS POSSIBLE.○ NCAA Information Night - SPRING 2020 (TBA)

TO REGISTER:

eligiblitycenter.org

Week 1: May 4 through 8

Week 2: May 11 through 15

Mr. Trevor Ramos Guest Speaker

President of College Funding Remedies

West Los Angeles College

GO WEST. GO FAR.