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1 Class of 2020 Foundation High School Program + Endorsement & 9 th Grade Registration 8 th Grade Parent Meeting 2016
2 General Information The graduation plan provides personal choice, flexibility, & options! Students are required to select (in writing) an Endorsement area and create a 4-Year Plan (House Bill 5 83 rd Texas Legislature) Endorsement plan selection may be changed at any time* *Schedule changes for the next school year must be made before the end of the current school year; schedules will not be adjusted during the school year. Students may earn more than one endorsement NOTE: Students must graduate with the Distinguished Level of Achievement in order to be eligible for top 10% automatic admission at any Texas public university and also to be considered for the TEXAS Grant.
3 Graduation Plans for the Class of 2018 and Beyond Foundation + Endorsement(s) Distinguished Level of Achievement Discipline Credits Credits Credits English and PACE (1/2) 4 ½ Math 3 Science 3 Social Studies 3 Foreign Language * 2 Fine Arts 1 +1 additional advanced credit +1 additional advanced credit including Algebra II PE (1) and Health (1/2) Electives/Endorsement Courses Total Credits for Graduation 1 ½ 4 +2 additional electives Must earn at least 1 Endorsement * A student who struggled to complete the first credit of a foreign language and who is unlikely to complete the second credit may, with approval from a committee, substitute another course from a state-mandated list. This MAY NOT be an appropriate alternative to University-bound students.
4 Endorsement Plan Considerations What is YOUR best academic pathway for high school taking into account your: o Personal interests and talents o Career aspirations o Post-secondary goals What are the admission requirements for the College/University you wish to attend?
5 5 Endorsement Areas STEM Science, Technology (including computer science), Engineering, and advanced Math Business & Industry Information Technology, database management, marketing, accounting, finance, graphic design, construction, welding, automotive technology, agriculture, hospitality & tourism (culinary arts) Public Service Health Science occupations, education, human services (child guidance, cosmetology), JROTC Arts and Humanities Political science, literature, world languages, cultural studies, history, fine arts (Art, Dance, Music, & Theatre) Multidisciplinary Provides students the opportunity to take a variety of courses from each of the other four endorsement areas
6 Cypress-Fairbanks ISD - The Endorsements A student must complete the Foundation High School Program (22 credits), one additional math credit, one additional science credit, and two additional elective credits while completing the specific requirements of his/her selected endorsement. STEM Science, Technology, Engineering, & Math Business & Industry Public Services Arts & Humanities Multidisciplinary Studies Students may earn a STEM endorsement by selecting and completing the requirements from among these 5 options. Students may earn a Business & Industry endorsement by selecting and completing the requirements from among these 4 options. Students may earn a Public Services endorsement by selecting and completing the requirements from among these 2 options. Students may earn an Arts & Humanities endorsement by selecting and completing the requirements from among these 4 options. Students may earn a Multidisciplinary Studies endorsement by selecting and completing the requirements from among these 2 options. Note: Algebra II, Chemistry, and Physics are required for the STEM endorsement regardless of the option the student selects from below. Option 1: Computer Science Students take 4 computer science courses. Computer Programming K Computer Science AP Advanced Computer Science Computer Science Problems & Solutions Option 2: CTE Students earn four (4) CTE credits by taking at least two (2) courses in the same cluster that lead to a final course in the STEM cluster. At least one (1) of the courses must be an advanced CTE course (3 rd year or higher course in a sequence). Option 3: Math Students take Algebra I, Geometry, and Algebra II AND two (2) of the following courses for which Algebra II is a prerequisite. Pre-Calculus Calculus AB or BC Statistics AP AQR K Advanced Algebra College Algebra K Option 4: Science Students take Biology, Chemistry, and Physics, AND two (2) of the following courses. Chemistry AP Biology AP Anatomy & Physiology Environmental Science AP AP Physics 1 AP Physics C Aquatic Science Astronomy Earth & Space Science Environmental Systems AP Physics II ( ) Forensic Science Engineering Design & Problem Solving Advanced Animal Science Option 1: CTE Students earn four (4) credits by taking at least two (2) courses in the same cluster in one of the following areas with at least one (1) advanced (3 rd year or higher course in the sequence). Agriculture, Food, and Natural Resources Architecture and Construction Arts, Audio/Video Technology, and Communication Business Management and Administration Finance Hospitality and Tourism Information Technology Manufacturing Marketing Transportation, Distribution, and Logistics Option 2: English Students take four (4) English elective credits that include three levels in one for the following areas Advanced Journalism: Newspaper or Yearbook Debate Option 3: Technology Students take four (4) technology credits selected from of the following courses. Animation Advanced Animation Web Technology I Digital & Interactive Multimedia Computer Programming K Business Information Management Audio/Video Production Option 4: Combination Students take a coherent sequence of four (4) credits from Option 1, 2, or 3. Option 1: CTE Students earn four (4) credits by taking at least two (2) courses in the same career cluster in one of the following areas Education and Training Health Science Human Services with a least one (1) advanced (3 rd year or higher course in the sequence). Option 2: JROTC Student takes four (4) JROTC courses for 4 credits. Option 1: Social Studies Students take five (5) social studies courses for 5 credits. Option 2: Foreign Language Students take four (4) levels of the same foreign language. OR Students take two (2) levels of one foreign language AND two (2) levels of a different foreign language (two levels in each of two different foreign languages for 4 credits). Option 3: Fine Arts Students take four (4) courses in the same fine arts area for 4 credits. OR Students take two (2) courses in one fine arts area AND two (2) courses in a different fine arts area (two courses in each of two different fine arts areas for 4 credits). Option 4: English Students take four (4) elective credits selected from the following courses. English IV Literary Genres Creative Writing Research and Technical Writing Humanities AP English Literature & Comp Communication Applications Option 1: Four by Four (4 X 4) Students take four (4) courses in each of the four core content areas. Four (4) English credits including English IV Four (4) math credit Four (4) science credits including biology and chemistry and/or physics Four (4) social studies credits Option 2: AP or Dual Students take four (4) Advanced Placement (AP) courses for four (4) credits in English, math, science, social studies, foreign language, or fine arts. OR Students take four (4) Dual credit courses for four (4) credits in English, math, science, social studies, foreign language, or fine arts. Option 5: Combination Students take Algebra II, Chemistry, and Physics, an additional math course, an additional science course, AND three (3) additional credits from Option 1 (Computer Science) and/or Option 2 (CTE) in the STEM endorsement.
7 Completing the High School 4-Year Plan
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9 Students completed the Matchmaker Interest Inventory in Career Cruising and researched suggested careers and Endorsements based on their results Student account login: Username= cf-student ID number (ex. cf ) Password= Birthdate (mmddyear) (ex )
10 8 th Grade Advisory Lessons All Advisory lessons are available on faculty webpage Smith Middle School / Faculty Web Pages / Leslie Towne / 4-Year Plan Lessons
11 Students completed the 4-Year Plan Worksheet as they progressed through the lessons
12 General Information about Levels Student Booklet pg. 9 Course levels (on-level, K, H, AP) on the 4-Year Plan are determined by placement/performance in current 8 th grade course Current Horizons students may register for H or H/AP classes on 4-Year Plan Current level-1 students may register for K or AP classes in the level-1 subject on 4-Year Plan if they maintain at least a 75+ average in their 8 th grade class Current on-level students may register for on-level classes in the subject on 4-Year Plan ** **If an on-level student qualifies to move to a K level course next year, a letter will be sent to parents for their approval for the change. The counselor will make the 9 th grade registration change upon receipt of parent approval
13 English Student Booklet pg. 9 4 years of English credit are required of all students English I, II, & III are required of all students 12 th grade English credit has several options to choose from English IV is the only 12 th grade option offered as on-level and above-level Multidisciplinary-4 x 4 Endorsement requires English IV in 12 th grade
14 Math Student Booklet pg years of Math credit are required to earn an Endorsement Algebra I and Geometry credit are required of all students Algebra II must be taken to earn the Distinguished Level of Achievement Algebra II must be taken for any STEM Endorsement option It is recommended that ALL COLLEGE BOUND students take Algebra II
15 Science Student Booklet pg years of Science credit are required to earn an Endorsement Biology is required in 9 th grade IPC or Chemistry or Physics I is required in 10 th grade Chemistry and Physics I must be taken for any STEM Endorsement option MANY Science course options are available in 11 th & 12 th grade
16 Social Studies Student Booklet pg. 12 Minimum 3 years of Social Studies credit is required of all students 9 th and/or 10 th grade Social Studies options: Students have a CHOICE from the following: o World Geography (On-level, K, or H) *OR o Human Geography AP or H/AP AND/OR o World History (On-level, K, AP, or H/AP) US History is required in 11 th grade Government(.5) & Economics (.5) are required in 12 th grade *Students may NOT earn credit for both World Geography and Human Geography AP (2015 and beyond)
17 PACE Health Physical Education Fine Arts Foreign Language Electives (including Endorsement courses) Other Required Courses for Graduation Student Booklet p. 13
18 PACE Personal, Academic, and Career Exploration Required course for 9 th grade (.5) credit Must be paired with another (.5) credit course
19 Health Credit for Health (.5) is required Can be paired with PACE or taken in ANY year Principles of Health Science* (1.0) taken in 10 th,11 th or 12 th grade will also satisfy the Health requirement * Principles of Health Science is part of the Public Services/Health Science Endorsement
20 Physical Education (or equivalent) 1.0 credit required Can be taken in ANY grade May earn a maximum of 4 credits in PE towards graduation Courses that satisfy the (1.0) PE Requirement: PE-Foundations of Personal Fitness PE-Individual Sports PE-Team Sports Athletics Aerobic Dance ROTC I Cheerleading I & II Band I & II (also Fine Art credit) Band-Color Guard I & II (also Fine Art credit) Dance II (Drill Team) (also Fine Art credit)
21 Fine Arts 1.0 credit required May be taken in ANY grade Classes include: Art Music (Band, Choir, Orchestra) Dance / Dance (drill) Theatre / Technical Theatre
22 Foreign Language 2.0 credits of the same foreign language required * Spanish French German Latin American Sign Language (Cy-Ridge & Langham Creek only) * A student who struggled to complete the first credit of a foreign language and who is unlikely to complete the second credit may, with approval from a committee, substitute another course from a state-mandated list. This MAY NOT be an appropriate alternative to University-bound students.
23 Endorsement / Electives Student Booklet pgs. 2 7 & Students may be able to earn multiple Endorsements Each Endorsement has a specific set of electives to choose from to earn the Endorsement Students may be able to take elective courses outside of their Endorsement area(s) if their schedule has open spots Courses taken in middle school for high school credit will count towards Foundation, Endorsement or Elective credit
24 Examples of completed 4-Year Plans
25 EXAMPLE STEM, OPTION 2 ENGINEERING + MULTIDISCIPLINARY, OPTION 1-4 X 4 Periods High School Credits Earned in Middle School 9 th Grade 10 th Grade 11 th Grade 12 th Grade 1 English I English II English III English IV 2 Algebra I Math: Geometry K Math: Algebra II K Math: Precalculus K Math: AP Calculus AB 3 Biology K Science: Chemistry K Science: AP Physics I Science: Eng. Design & Problem Solving K 4 PACE (.5)/ Health (.5) Robotics US History Government (.5) & Economics (.5) 5 Football I Football II Football III Football IV 6 Spanish I Spanish II Spanish III K 7 Concepts of Engineering World Geography Art I D/P Engineering Design & Presentation Psychology (.5) / Sociology (.5) Advanced Engineering Design (2 Periods)
26 EXAMPLE BUSINESS & INDUSTRY, OPTION 1 AG, FOOD, & NATURAL RESOURCES Period s 1 High School Credits Earned in Middle School 9 th Grade 10 th Grade 11 th Grade 12 th Grade English I English II English III English IV 2 Math: Algebra I Math: Geometry Math: Algebra II Math: Adv. Algebra 3 Biology Science: Chemistry Science: Physics Science: Advanced Animal Science 4 PACE (.5)/Health (.5) World History US History Government (.5) & Economics (.5) 5 6 Football I Football II Football III Football IV Spanish I Spanish II Vet Med Practicum in Ag 7 * Principles of Ag Wildlife (.5) & Small Animal (.5) Floral Design (2 Periods) *Note: Principles of Agriculture is a prerequisite for all Ag courses
27 EXAMPLE - PUBLIC SERVICES, OPTION 1 EDUCATION & TRAINING + ARTS & HUMANITIES, OPTION 3 - FINE ARTS-MUSIC (BAND) + MULTIDISCIPLINARY, OPTION 1-4 X 4 Periods High School Credits Earned in Middle School 9 th Grade 10 th Grade 11 th Grade 12 th Grade 1 English I English II English III English IV 2 Math: Algebra I Math: Geometry Math: Algebra II 3 Biology Science: Chemistry Science: Physics Math: College Algebra K Science: Earth & Space 4 PACE (.5)/Health (.5) Principles of Educ. (.5) & Child Development (.5) US History Government (.5) & Economics (.5) 5 Band I Band II Band III Band IV 6 Spanish I Spanish II Spanish III K Ready, Set, Teach I Ready, Set, Teach II 7 World Geography World History (2 Periods) (2 Periods)
28 EXAMPLE - ARTS & HUMANITIES, OPTION 1 SOCIAL STUDIES + MULTIDISCIPLINARY, OPTION 1-4 X 4 + MULTIDISCIPLINARY, OPTION 2 - AP Periods High School Credits Earned in Middle School 9 th Grade 10 th Grade 11 th Grade 12 th Grade 1 2 English I K English II K English III AP English IV AP Math: Algebra I Math: Geometry K Math: Algebra II K Math: Precalculus K 3 Biology K Science: Chemistry K Science: Physics K Science: Forensic Science 4 5 PACE (.5)/Health (.5) World History AP US History AP Government AP (.5) & Economics AP(.5) Football I Football II Football III Football IV 6 7 Spanish I Spanish II Spanish III K Psychology AP (.5) & Sociology (.5) Professional Comm. (.5) Human Geography AP Art I D/P ACT/SAT Prep (.5) & Teen Leadership (.5) World Area Studies K PALS I
29 EXAMPLE - MULTIDISCIPLINARY STUDIES, OPTION 1 4 X 4 + ARTS & HUMANITIES, OPTION 3 FINE ARTS COMBO + BUSINESS & INDUSTRY, OPTION 1 ARTS, AV, & COMMUNICATION Periods High School Credits Earned in Middle School 9 th Grade 10 th Grade 11 th Grade 12 th Grade 1 English I English II English III English IV 2 Math: Algebra I Math: Geometry Math: Algebra II Math: Adv. Algebra 3 Biology Science: Chemistry Science: Astronomy Science: Aquatic Sci. 4 PACE (.5)/Health (.5) World History US History Government (.5) & Economics (.5) 5 Aerobic Dance Fashion Design 6 Spanish I & II Advanced Fashion Design College Readiness & Study Skills (.5) / Psychology (.5) Theatre Arts I Theatre Arts II (2 Periods) Animation 7 World Geography Audio/Video Production I Art I D/M Art II D/M
30 9 th Grade Registration o February 17 th : Students will enter 9 th grade course selections from 4-year Plan into CC-Pathfinder Students will complete 9 th grade Registration form and bring home a copy Parents wishing to make changes to 9 th grade selections should indicate the changes on the PINK copy of the Registration form and return with a parent signature by February 19 th o February 18th: Students will enter their 10 th, 11 th, & 12 th grade course selections into CC-Pathfinder and LOCK their 9 th grade choices Students may change their choices for 10 th, 11 th & 12 th grade from the Career Cruising website at any time Changes to 9 th grade selections are completed by the 8 th grade Counselor (parent permission required)
31 Per. 4-Year Plan 9 th Grade High School Credits Earned in Middle School 9 th Grade 10 th Grade 11 th Grade 12 th Grade 1 English I English II English III English IV 2 Math: Algebra I Math: Geometry Math: Algebra II Math: College Algebra K 3 Biology Science: Chemistry Science: Physics Science: Earth & Space 4 PACE (.5)/Health (.5) Principles of Educ. (.5) & Child Development (.5) US History Government (.5) & Economics (.5) 5 Band I Band II Band III Band IV 6 Spanish I Spanish II Spanish III K Ready, Set, Teach I Ready, Set, Teach II 7 World Geography World History (2 Periods) (2 Periods)
32 Parents & students will have another opportunity to make changes to their 9 th grade course selections when Course Verification forms go home in May. ALL changes are due by JUNE 1, 2016
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