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Welcome to Silver Creek High School Class of 2014

Welcome to Silver Creek High School Class of 2014. Silver Creek’s Chamber Choir Directed by Jeremy Skelton. Soprano…Summer Sugg and Katy Stanley Alto…Andrea Pares, Nikki Catalano, and Jordana Grolnick Tenor…Pete Stein, R.J. Cooper, and Jake Woost

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Welcome to Silver Creek High School Class of 2014

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  1. Welcome to Silver Creek High School Class of 2014

  2. Silver Creek’s Chamber Choir Directed by Jeremy Skelton Soprano…Summer Sugg and Katy Stanley Alto…Andrea Pares, Nikki Catalano, and Jordana Grolnick Tenor…Pete Stein, R.J. Cooper, and Jake Woost Bass…Jason Haines, Doug Elgar, and Nathan Long

  3. Welcome: Introductions: • Phil Borchelt & Barb Norrbom (A – Go) • Eric Ottem & Michael Sardinia (Gr – N) • Insoon Olson & Andy Yeomans (O – Z)

  4. What to expect your freshman year FRESHMAN YEAR • August • Check in on assigned day. • Check for activities and clubs you would be interested in joining. • Sept - June • Complete high school course plan with counselor. • Take the EXPLORE assessment. • Communicate about grades, academic achievement, and preparation for post-high school goals. • Students are encouraged to take a rigorous course load. • Parents and students are encouraged to attend Back-to-School night and parent-teacher conferences. • February • Keep your post-high school goals in mind as you choose courses. • Complete registration for your sophomore year. • March • Take CSAP test (state mandated). • May • Review requested sophomore schedule for accuracy and appropriateness.

  5. Silver Creek Leadership Academy(SCLA) Mission Statement: Silver Creek Leadership Academy is committed to empowering a community of leaders who are active stewards in a diverse and ever-changing society. SCLA Graduates: • Are empathetic, responsible, reflective, goal-driven individuals. • Collaborate, guide, think critically, and serve others. • Are civic-minded individuals who demonstrate advanced skills in information acquisition.

  6. SCLA Students who proceed through the program requirements will graduate will a unique SCLA certificate. Program Requirements 9th grade: Foundations for Success 10th grade: Global Issues Service Learning Requirements 9th grade: Extracurricular Involvement 10th grade: Opportunities with Middle and Elementary Schools Please go to the registration website to download the application for entrance into our SCLA program. Please see Carrie Adams, Program Coordinator, if you have any additional questions.

  7. Education Foundation • Encouraging Leadership • Supporting Challenge • Inspiring Excellence • Believes in the right of all students to a quality, personalized, public education that promotes academic excellence and helps students build the necessary skills, knowledge and self-esteem to become successful life-long learners and productive citizens. • Is overseen by a volunteer Board of Directors composed of parents, former educators, business owners, community leaders, and others with a keen interest in education and the vitality of Silver Creek High School. • See Eric Ottem if you are interested in joining the board/raising $$$

  8. Language Arts (4.0 Credits) Page 26 in CDB English 9 or Honors English 9** or Integrated English 9 & Integrated World Geography/History**

  9. Social Studies (3.0 Credit) Page 33 in CDB Integrated World Geography/History & Integrated English 9** or World Geography/History or World Geography/History Honors **

  10. Mathematics (3.0 Credits) Page 29 in CDB Algebra 1 or IMP 1 Geometry or IMP 2 (Upon successful completion of Algebra 1 in Middle School, along with teacher recommendation). Algebra 2 or IMP 3 (Upon successful completion of Algebra 1 and Geometry in Middle School, along with teacher recommendation).

  11. Science (3.0 Credits) Page 31 in CDB Earth Systems or Honors Physical Science** (Concurrently enrolled in Algebra 1/IMP1) Biology or Honors Biology** (Concurrently enrolled in Geometry/IMP2) College Prep Chemistry (Concurrently enrolled in Algebra 2/IMP3)

  12. Online Registrationhttp://schs.stvrain.k12.co.us/registration/ This year everything with course selections will be completed online. Between now and February 15th Your student needs to pre-determine what courses he/she would like to take his/her Freshman year. (Please be sure to review selections with your 8th grade teachers for appropriate placement)

  13. Online Registration February 15 – March 3rd In infinite campus student will enter their own requests. This can be done from any computer that has internet access, 24 hours a day. This is only inputting requests; this doesn’t have anything to do with when and which courses they will actually receive on their schedule. Schedules will be finalized by May 17th. At that time you will be able to access your SY 2010 – 2011 schedule in Infinite Campus.

  14. Areas for the next hour Area 1: Maroon Lab (upstairs, outside of Library) Infinite Campus Help & Registration Website Area 2: C-Lab (downstairs in the C-wing, room C – 106) Registration website navigation assistance Area 3: Auditorium Math presentation Area 4: Commons Electives and programs

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