Registration Process Camden County High School 9 th -12 th 3:00 to 7:00 pm Registration Nights February 06 th Tenth Grade February 13 TH Eleventh Grade/CMS February 27 TH Twelfth Grade/SMMS
CCHS Graduation Requirements Areas of Study: Units Required English/Language Arts * 4 Mathematics* 4 Science* 4 Social Studies* 4 CTAE and/or Fine Arts and/or Foreign Lang. 3 Health and Physical Education* 1 Electives Career Academy 3 Additional Electives 5 Total Units (Minimum) 28 * Required Courses and/or Core Courses
FAQ All students are eligible to take honors courses. All students are eligible to take AP courses All students are eligible to take Dual Enrollment courses with completion of the Accuplacer test If students plan on going to a 4 year college or university they need to take at least two courses in a foreign language
AP Courses All students are eligible to take AP courses. If a course is full, students will be selected by grade/attendance/discipline issues. Many high schools students take advantage of the AP program each year. AP stands for Advanced Placement and allows students to take advanced courses in high school for college credit or advanced college standing upon entrance. Rigor -Rigor credits are credits earned in specified courses outlined by the Georgia Student Finance Commission (GSFC). This includes Advanced Math, Advanced Science, Foreign Language, Advanced Placement (AP) in core subjects, and Dual Enrollment course credit in core subject areas taken at an eligible postsecondary institution.
Dual Enrollment Dual Enrollment Rebecca Croy will be on campus. Students must take Accuplacer or have qualifying SAT/ACT scores *Refer all AP/DE questions to counselors at high school or DE contact available on Registration night.
Will the college credits transfer? There are 27 general education courses taught by TCSG colleges that are guaranteed to transfer to any of the University System of Georgia s colleges and universities. TCSG has transfer agreements with many of Georgia s private colleges as well. Generally, most academic courses with a C or higher will transfer but students should check with the college of their choice regarding transferability.
List of Courses Guaranteed to Transfer Technical College System of Georgia title prefix & number American Government POLS 1101 POLS 1101 American Literature ENGL 2130 ENGL 2130 Art Appreciation ARTS 1101 ARTS 1100-1107 University System of Georgia Equivalent Biology Introduction I BIOL 1111, BIOL 1111L BIOL 1111, BIOL 1111L Biology Introduction II BIOL 1112, BIOL 1112L BIOL 1112, BIOL 1112L Calculus MATH 1131 MATH 1131 Chemistry I ( Intro) CHEM 1151, CHEM 1151L CHEM 1151, CHEM 1151L Chemistry II (Intro) CHEM 1152, CHEM 1152L CHEM 1152, CHEM 1152L College Algebra MATH 1111 MATH 1111 Economics (Macro) ECON 2105 ECON 2105 Economics (Micro) ECON 2106 ECON 2016 Economics (Principles) ECON 1101 ECON 1101 English Composition I ENGL 1101 ENGL 1101 English Composition II ENGL 1102 ENGL 1102 Humanities (Intro) HUMN 1101 HUMN 1101
List of Courses Guaranteed to Transfer Technical College System of Georgia title prefix & number Math Modeling (Intro) MATH 1101 MATH 1101 Pre Calculus MATH 1113 MATH 1113 Physics I (Intro) PHYS 1111 PHYS 1111L PHYS 1111 PHYS 1111L University System of Georgia Equivalent Physics II (Intro) PHYS 1112 PHYS 1112L PHYS 1112 PHYS 1112L Psychology (Intro) PSYC 1101 PSYC 1101 Public Speaking SPCH 1101 COMM 1100-1110 Sociology (Intro) SOCI 1101 SOCI 1101 Statistics (Intro) MATH 1127 MATH 1127 US History I HIST 2111 HIST 2111 US History II HIST 2112 HIST 2112 World History I HIST 1111 HIST 1111 World History II HIST 1112 HIST 1112 Source: https://www.gadoe.org/curriculum-instruction-and- Assessment/CTAE/Documents/FY13-USG-TCSG-Articulation-List.pdf
Academic Dual Enrollment Classes offered at CCHS and the College Credits Coastal Pines Awards *not guaranteed to transfer to USG institutions High School Course Human Anatomy & Physiology AP Biology (year long) College Credit BIOL 2113 w/ lab* & BIOL 2114 w/ lab* BIOL 1111 w/ lab & BIOL 1112 w/ lab AP US HISTORY HIST 2111 & HIST 2112 AP Government (proposed) POLS 1101 AP Chemistry (proposed) CHEM 1151 w/ lab $ CHEM 1152 w/ lab AP World History HIST 1111 HIST 1112 AP Economics ECON 1101 AP LANG ENGL 1101 & ENGL 1102 AP LIT ENGL 2110* & ENGL 2130* AP Calculus AB MATH 1113 & MATH 1131 AP Calculus BC MATH 1131 & MATH 1132* AP Stats MATH 1127
Non Academic Dual Enrollment Classes offered at CCHS and the Credits Coastal Pines Awards will transfer to a Technical School High School Course College Credit Essentials of Legal Services CRJU 2020 & CRJU 1040 Criminal Justice Essentials CRJU 1040 & CRJU 2050 Applications of Law CRJU 1068 Intro to Law/Public Safety CRJU 1010 & CRJU 1030 Criminal Investigations CRJU 1062 Essentials of Healthcare ALHS 1090 & ALHS 1060 Intro to Healthcare Services ALHS 1040 Patient Care Fundamentals NAST 1100 Intro to Healthcare Services ALHS 1040 Metals I & Metals II Varies Intro to Culinary Arts CUUL 1000 AP Computer Science Principles CIST 1305 Basic Maintenance/Light Repair AUTT 1010 Maintenance & Light Repair 2 AUTT 1021
Math 4 units of Mathematics required, including: Coordinate Algebra Analytic Geometry Advanced Algebra 9th 10th 11th 4 th Math (Pre-Calculus, Advanced Mathematical Decision Making, Mathematics of Finance, AP Statistics 12th * Yearlong math is 1 academic credit/1 elective credit for support All are available in Honors/Gifted
Math notes If a student took year-long Coordinate Algebra that student MUST take year-long Analytic Geometry unless that student has approval from Mr. Cloud to take a semester long Geometry. Students may double up and take two math courses ONLY if they are planning to reach AP Calculus or AP Statistics as a senior. Students must have a math their senior year. Math Finance will not satisfy the fourth math requirement for colleges and universities. It is fine for technical colleges.
English/Language Arts 4 units of English/Language Arts required, including: 1 unit of 9 th Grade Literature/Composition 1 unit of 10 th Grade Literature/Composition 1 unit of 11 th American Literature/Composition or AP Language 1 unit of 12 th British Literature or AP Literature
Science 4 units of Science required, including: 1 unit of Physical Science 9th 1 unit of Biology 10th 1 unit of Chemistry, Earth Systems, Environmental Science, or an AP course 11th 1 unit of a 4 th science, including any AP, academic science, or career tech science 12 th OR 1 unit of Biology or AP Biology 1 unit of Chemistry or AP Chemistry 1 unit of Physics or AP Physics 1 other unit of science
Social Studies 4 units of Social Studies required, including: 1 unit of World History or AP World History9th 1 unit of American Government/Civics or AP Government 10th 1 unit of US History or AP US History 11th 1 unit of Economics or AP Microeconomics 12th
So what should you register 10 th grade students for? Language Arts You will be selecting either Tenth Grade Lit/Comp Tenth Grade Lit/Comp Honors/Gifted World Languages Spanish I and II Spanish I and II Gifted/Honors Social Studies You will be selecting either American Government American Gov Honors/Gifted AP American Gov ** World History -If a student has not had World History (first time takers in addition to Am Gov)
10 th Grade Cont d Mathematics Sciences Analytic Geometry Analytic Geometry YR with Support YR Analytic Geometry Gifted/Honors Advanced Algebra Advanced Algebra Gifted/Honors Biology Biology Gifted/Honors Chemistry ** Physical Science -If a student has not had Physical Science (first time takers in addition to Biology)
So what should you register 11 th students for? Language Arts You will be selecting either American Lit/Comp American Lit/Comp Honors/Gifted AP Language World Languages Spanish I and II Spanish I and II Gifted/Honors Social Studies You will be selecting either US History US History Honors/Gifted AP US History
11 th Grade Cont d Mathematics Advanced Algebra Advanced Algebra Gifted/Honors Pre-Calculus Pre-Calculus Gifted/Honors AP Statistics Science Chemistry Environmental Science Human Anatomy/Physiology Physics AP Physics AP Physics Gifted/Honors AP Environmental Science
So what should you register 12 th students for? Language Arts Social Studies British /Multicultural Literature British /Multicultural Literature Gifted/Honors AP English Literature AP English Literature Gifted Economics AP Microeconomics AP Microeconomics Gifted World Languages Spanish I and II Spanish I and II Gifted/Honors
12 th Grade Cont d Mathematics Pre-Calculus Pre-Calculus Gifted/Honors Adv. Mathematical Decision Making Mathematical Finace AP Calculus AB AP Calculus AB Gifted AP Calculus BC AP Calculus BC Gifted AP Statistics AP Statistics Gifted Chemistry Science Environmental Science Human Anatomy/Physiology Earth Systems Oceanography Physics I AP Physics I AP Physics I Gifted AP Physics YR
Also...Academic Electives Literature Literature and History of the Old Testament 10 th, 11 th, 12 th Public Speaking 10 th, 11 th 12 th Social Studies AP Human Geography 10 th,11 th,12th AP European History 10 th, 11 th, 12 th AP American Government 11 th, 12 th AP World History 11 th, 12 th AP Psychology 12th
Graduation Rule Requirements for Health/PE All students must complete 1 unit Every student needs to take this unless enrolled currently in middle school. This will no longer be pre-selected on the green registration form.
Career Pathways and Courses Please direct parents to the CCHS website Guidance Guidance Home Course Selection Guide for a listing of all pathways. http://wildcat.camden.k12.ga.us/portals/camden/cchs/d ocs/forms/course%20selection%20guide%202016-2017.pdf
Academic Pathway Languages Arts Must take highest level English course offered at each grade level and earn credit in 2 sequential courses in one world language Mathematics Must complete 4 courses and tow must be AP courses and earn credit in 2 sequential courses in one world language Science 1 AP Science Course and 1 must be a Physics course and earn credit in 2 sequential courses in one world language Social Studies At least 3 Advanced Placement Courses with SS Department with one class being a core class and earn credit in 2 sequential courses in one world language 9 th Grade Literature HG 10 th Grade Literature HG AP Language AP Literature Coordinate Algebra HG Analytic Geometry HG Accelerated Geometry Advanced Algebra HG Pre- Calculus HG AP Statistics AP Calculus AB and/or AP Calculus BC Biology 1HG Chemistry 1 HG Physics 1 AP Science World History HG AP World History Government HG AP Government AP Microeconomics AP Human Geography AP European History AP Psychology
Business Academy Counselor Ms. Brumbelow
BA Academy Remember that Intro to Business/Technology is different than Intro to Digital Technology. Each of these course have different pathways. They are not interchangeable.
Engineering Academy Counselor - Mr. Fenstermaker
EAIA Academy Things of note: Industry Fundamentals is required before a student takes any Metals or Construction courses. On the advisement sheet Construction and Metals are listed as scheduling only courses. Mr. Fenstermaker will adjust those classes to the level that fits the student. Ex. Metals Scheduling Only I will be changed to Welding I or II, etc. Please do not sign a student up for Basic Maintenance, Maintenance II, and Maintenance III in the same year. This is three semesters worth of classes and only the first two can be taken. This is the same for Architectural Drawing and the Engineering pathways.
Fine Arts Academy Counselor Ms. Wallace
FA Academy Things of note: Visual Arts Comprehensive I is required before a student can take any other art course. All band classes beyond concert band are audition only classes. Journalism, Newspaper, and Yearbook are application only classes. Audio/Film pathway is proposed for next year. The steering committee has to approve.
Government and Public Service Academy Counselor Ms. Carter
GPSA Academy Things of note: NJROTC is a year long course. Make sure you select the appropriate two courses Cannot take three foreign language courses in the same year. Ex. Spanish I-III Spanish III is only offered in the fall. Teaching as a profession is a new pathway proposed for next year. Must be approved by the steering committee.
Health and Environmental Science Academy Counselor Ms. Walker
HESA Academy Things of note: Basic Agriculture is a prerequisite for nine pathways. Sports medicine is the third class in the Sports Medicine pathway. Students can not take this course unless they have completed Intro to Healthcare and Essentials of Healthcare. Patient Care Fundamentals is a WBL class. An application must be submitted and approved before a student can take this course. Pharmacy Operation and Fundamentals is a new third level course that requires students to take the Intro and the Essentials of Healthcare classes as pre-requisites.
Foreign Language Requirements For USG Colleges COMPUTER SCIENCE COURSES THAT SATISFY THE FOREIGN LANGUAGE/COMPUTER SCIENCE REQUIREMENT Programming Pathway Computer Science Principles 1 st FL Programming, Games, Apps, and Society 2 nd FL Computer Science Pathway Computer Science Principles 1 st FL AP Computer Science Principles 1 st FL AP Computer Science 2 nd FL There is NO guarantee that these computer science courses will satisfy any other state requirement for foreign language except for Georgia. Students replacing traditional foreign language with the computer science courses need to check with the out of state college for that college s requirements.
Foreign Language Test Out Option Students whose native language is other than English may be able to test out of up to two courses in foreign language. Students must take and receive a 90+ on the exam(s) to receive credit for their native language. These exams must be administered before the student is enrolled in a their native foreign language. Students will need to check with the college of their choice as to whether or not they will accept the test out credits. Mr. Fenstermaker administers the exams. See him for questions.
Work-based learning & Youth apprenticeship Learning AND Earning
What is the difference esd, coop, intern, YAP? ESD Employability Skills Development are WBL students who have completed at least one CTAE course or pathway but are employed in a position NOT RELATED to their pathway or future career goals. COOP Cooperative work experience are WBL students who are concurrently enrolled in a CTAE course related to the job placement. INTERN Unpaid placement for WBL students who have completed at least one CTAE course or pathway related to the job placement and who are seeking work experience to enhance the student s future program of study. YAP Youth Apprenticeship is designed for students have completed at least one CTAE course or pathway in their future career area, who are willing to commit to a postsecondary program of study and complete 720 work experience during and after high school. YAP students earn a Completer Certificate upon completion of hours and a postsecondary credential.
WBL/YAP entry requirements Junior or Senior status at least 16 years old Transportation to and from job site if working off campus Good behavior record Good attendance Positive teacher recommendations Parent permission On track for graduation B or better grade average GREAT ATTITUDE!
Application process Students are to complete only ONE application to either Ms. Hart in D-13 or Mrs. Knowles in D-15 Student applications will be processed in consideration of attendance, behavior, and grade history. Students who are accepted will be notified and placement will be assigned to one of the four WBL/YAP programs best suited to the student s qualifications and career/academic goals.
What s next? Students must obtain a job prior to being scheduled into WBL/YAP Coordinators assist students in securing employment as positions open with participating employers. Students MUST secure reliable transportation to work prior to being scheduled into WBL/YAP.
For more information contact: Jaqueline Hart Work-Based Learning Coordinator jhart@camden.k12.ga.us 912-510-5274 Teresa Knowles Youth Apprenticeship Coordinator tknowles@camden.k12.ga.us 912-510-2145
HOPE Scholarship HOPE Scholarship is a merit-based award available to Georgia residents who have demonstrated academic achievement. A Hope Scholarship recipient must graduate from high school with a minimum 3.0 grade point average and maintain a minimum 3.0 cumulative postsecondary grade point average to remain eligible. The scholarship provides tuition assistance to students pursuing an undergraduate degree at a HOPE Scholarship eligible college or university in Georgia. Students MUST log on to their GA Futures account to view their HOPE GPA. CCHS calculates GPA differently than the Georgia Student Finance Commission and the two are not comparable. For the High School Graduating Class of 2017 and beyond, a student meeting the requirements to be a HOPE Scholar at the time of high school graduation must earn a minimum of four full credits from the academic rigor course categories listed below prior to graduating from high school.
HOPE Rigor Classes Math Advanced Placement Calculus AB Advanced Placement Calculus BC Advanced Placement Statistics / AP Statistics Section I Advanced Mathematical Decision Making CCGPS Advanced Algebra / GSE Advanced Algebra CCGPS Pre-Calculus / GSE Pre-Calculus
HOPE Rigor Classes English Advanced Placement Language/Composition Advanced Placement Literature/Composition
HOPE Rigor Classes Science Advanced Placement (AP) Computer Science A Advanced Placement (AP) Computer Science Principles Biology II (Grades 9-12) Advanced Placement (AP) Biology Advanced Placement (AP) Environmental Science Human Anatomy/Physiology Chemistry I Chemistry II Advanced Placement (AP) Chemistry Physics I Physics II AP Physics B* Advanced Placement (AP) Physics 1 Advanced Placement (AP) Physics 2 Scientific Research III
HOPE Rigor Classes Social Studies Advanced Placement (AP) Psychology Advanced Placement (AP) Government/Politics: United States Advanced Placement (AP) Microeconomics Advanced Placement (AP) Human Geography Advanced Placement (AP) World History Advanced Placement (AP) United States History Advanced Placement (AP) European History
HOPE Rigor Classes Foreign Language French II French III Advanced Placement (AP) French/Language and Culture Spanish II Spanish III Advanced Placement (AP) Spanish/Language and Culture World Language - Level 2 (Less Commonly Taught Language)
HOPE Rigor requirements In addition, transcript credits earned by a high school student in any Dual Enrollment Science, Mathematics, English, Foreign Language or Social Studies Course, substantially similar to one in the list above and taken at an eligible postsecondary institution in Georgia, will be counted towards the Rigor requirement. Students graduating after May 1, 2017 must have four full academic credits from courses listed above. Reference: 20-2-157 O.C.G.A.
Zell Miller Scholarship To receive Zell Miller Scholarship funding, students must meet all HOPE Scholarship eligibility requirements and meet one of the following academic requirements: Graduate from an eligible high school or accredited high school program as the valedictorian or the salutatorian and meet all HOPE Scholarship eligibility requirements. Details Graduate from an eligible high school with a minimum 3.7 grade point average (as calculated by GSFC) combined with a minimum score of 1200 on the math and reading portions of the SAT test or a minimum composite score of 26 on the ACT test in a single national test administration and meet all HOPE Scholarship eligibility requirements. Details
HOPE Grant For Technical Colleges Program Eligibility Full-time enrollment is not required and students are not required to graduate from high school with a specific GPA, however, they are required to have a postsecondary cumulative 2.0 GPA, at certain checkpoints, in order to maintain eligibility.
HOPE Career Grant Attending a four year college or university isn t the only route to success. Technical colleges are another option that can lead to many of the fast-growing careers in Georgia in two years or less. And with the HOPE Career Grant (formerly the Strategic Industries Workforce Development Grant), eligible students can receive FREE tuition to pursue a certificate or diploma program in high-demand industries where there are currently more jobs than workers in Georgia. Certified Engineer Assistant Commercial Truck Driving Computer Programming Computer Technology Diesel Equipment Technology Early Childhood Care & Education Health Science Industrial Maintenance Movie Production and Set Design Practical Nursing Precision Manufacturing Welding & Joining Technology
Quick Facts For every C you earn in a core class, you will need to earn an A in another core class to maintain a 3.0 core GPA. HOPE is only eligible for GA residents and is recognized only to post-secondary schools in Georgia. HOPE does not cover full tuition but rather a portion of the tuition at public institutions. Private institutions are awarded a set amount per semester Zell Miller covers full tuition at public institutions. Private institutions are awarded a set amount per semester. For more information about HOPE Scholarship and other financial aid awards, visit www.gafutures.org Students MUST check their Gafutures account for their HOPE GPA. The GPA from CCHS is NOT the same as the HOPE GPA. See you counselor if you have any questions about HOPE or Financial Aid!