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College 101

College 101. Presented by Henry Clay High School. Welcome Henry Clay Parents. Meet your Counselor Sharron Wesley – Students A – Cole sharron.wesley@fayette.kyschools.us - 381-3423 Ext. 3310 April Cain – Students Coll - Gol april.cain@fayette.kyschools.us - 381-3423 Ext. 3313

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College 101

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  1. College 101 Presented by Henry Clay High School

  2. Welcome Henry Clay Parents Meet your Counselor • Sharron Wesley – Students A – Cole • sharron.wesley@fayette.kyschools.us- 381-3423 Ext. 3310 • April Cain – Students Coll - Gol • april.cain@fayette.kyschools.us- 381-3423 Ext. 3313 • Rachael Howard – Students Gom – Ka • rachael.howard@fayette.kyschools.us- 381-3423 Ext. 1152 • Jackie Smith – Students Ke - N • jackie.smith@fayette.kyschools.us- 381-3423 Ext. 3312 • Josh Edwards – Students O - Sl • joshua.edwards@fayette.kyschools.us- 381-3423 Ext. 3309 • Bonnie Barnes – Students Sm - Z • bonnie.barnes@fayette.kyschools.us- 381-3423 Ext. 3308

  3. Teens and Technology • STATISTICS • 2.5 billion text messages are sent each day in the US • Harmful effects: distraction, academic impact, social impact, medical issues, bullying • 20% teens say they have sent or posted nude or semi-nude photos or videos of themselves • 39% of teens say they sent or posted sexually suggestive messages • 44% of teens say it is common for sexually suggestive text messages to get shared with people other than the intended recipient • Possession vs. distribution (felony and punishable by law) • WHAT CAN PARENTS DO • Learn as much about internet safety as possible • Talk with your kids (start early, open conversation, emphasize values) • Talk through repercussions • Create Facebook profile and be f riends with your teen • Review your child’s friend list on Facebook • Privacy settings on computer/know passwords • Keep computer in common area • Set time parameters • Monitor computer software • Set boundaries with cell phone • RESOURCES • www.onguardonline.gov, www.staysafeonline.com, www.wiredsafety.org, • www.internetsafety.com, www.cyberbully411.org

  4. Graduation Requirements • Graduation Requirements • English 4 Credits • Mathematics 3 Credits* • (Algebra I, Geometry, and Algebra II) • Science 3 Credits • (Integrated Science, Biology, and Chemistry) • OR (Biology, Chemistry, and Physics) • Social Studies 3 Credits • (Government, World Civilization, and U.S. History) • Health/PE 1 Credits • Arts/Humanities 1 Credit • Electives 7 Credits • *Students must take one additional Math, but they only need 3 Credits for Graduation.

  5. Pre College Curriculum • Pre-College Curriculum • English 4 Credits • Mathematics 3 Credits (Same as Graduation Requirements) • Science 3 Credits (Same as Graduation Requirements) • Social Studies 3 Credits (Same as Graduation Requirements) • World Language 2 Credits (must be the same language) First-time freshmen under age 21 who enroll in a four-year degree program at a Kentucky public university must complete the Pre-College Curriculum.

  6. Pre-College Curriculum vs. Graduation Requirements • Pre-College Curriculum • English 4 Credits • Mathematics 3 Credits (Same as Graduation Requirements) • Science 3 Credits (Same as Graduation Requirements) • Social Studies 3 Credits (Same as Graduation Requirements) • World Language 2 Credits • (Must be in the same language) • Graduation Requirements • English 4 Credits • Mathematics 3 Credits* • (Algebra I, Geometry, and Algebra II) • Science 3 Credits • (Integrated Science, Biology, and Chemistry) • OR (Biology, Chemistry, and Physics) • Social Studies 3 Credits • (Government, World Civilization, and U.S. History) • Health/PE 1 Credits • Arts/Humanities 1 Credit • Electives 7 Credits • *Students must take one additional Math, but they only need 3 Credits for Graduation. VS. First-time freshmen under age 21 who enroll in a four-year degree program at a Kentucky public university must complete the Pre-College Curriculum. Students who transfer to a four-year degree program or convert to baccalaureate status with fewer than 24 semester credit hours may be subject to the Pre-College Curriculum requirements.

  7. TESTING • WHY TAKE THE PLAN, ACT, PSAT OR SAT?? • College Readiness • College Admissions • Scholarships

  8. PLAN: Practice for the ACT ACT’s PLAN® Program for Grades 9 and 10 Students who take PLAN score higher on the ACT than those who do not.. Administered in September for FREE Scores will be Distributed When the school receives them. • The PLAN® Includes: • Tests in English, math, reading, and science—just like the ACT. • A guide that explains what your scores mean and how you can use them.

  9. PSAT Practice for the SATOctober 15 • 9th, 10th, and 11th grade students • Best scores could possibly qualify students for the Governor’s Scholars Program • 11th Grade Scores could possibly qualify students for National Merit Scholarships

  10. College Entrance Exam - ACT • ACT – www.act.org • Curriculum based multiple choice tests—not aptitude tests • $34 for Registration (no writing) • Highest Possible Score – 36 • The National Average – 21 • Subject Areas • English – 75 Questions – 45 Minutes • Math – 60 Questions – 60 Minutes • Reading – 40 Questions – 35 Minutes • Science – 40 Questions – 35 Minutes • Optional Writing – 30 Minutes

  11. College Entrance Exam - SAT • SAT – www.collegeboard.org • SAT =Scholastic Aptitude Test • Standardized test for college admissions • $49 for Registration • Highest Possible Score – 2400 • The National Average – 1500 • Subject Areas • Writing – 200 to 800 Possible Score • Math – 200 to 800 Possible Score • Critical Reading – 200 to 800 Possible Score

  12. ACT and SAT dates

  13. College Readiness! • Varies with College • GPA is VERY Important • Community Service • ACT and/or SAT Scores

  14. What Can College Do For Your Child

  15. What is the ILP? Individual Learning Plan for ALL Students • Records Career, Education, and Life Goals • Explores Career Interests • Provides College and Scholarship Searches • Develops a Professional Resume • FREE online access

  16. Students Accessing the ILP: • www.careercruising.com/ILP/ • EACH YEAR: • ALL STUDENTS (GRADES 9 – 12) ARE REQUIRED TO UPDATE THEIR ILP AT SCHOOL • The teachers have usernames and passwords for the students.

  17. Parents Accessing the ILP: • www.careercruising.com/ILP/ • See Your Counselor for: • Parent/Guardian Username • Parent/Guardian Password

  18. Advanced Placement - AP • What is the AP Program? • College Level Courses • Most Challenging and Most Rigorous offered in High School

  19. Benefits of Taking AP Courses: • Added Challenge • Extra Credentials for College Admissions • Weighted Credit for Henry Clay GPA , class rank and KEES $$ • Earn College Credit or Advanced Placement if the AP Score meets college criteria

  20. English Literature English Language Statistics Calculus I/AB Calculus II/BC Biology Physics Chemistry World History US History Environmental Science Psychology European History Government Art History Art Studio French German Latin Spanish Henry Clay’s AP ProgramIncludes 20 AP Coursesand Exams

  21. 2012 AP Exam dates • $87 per Test • May 7 through May 18 • Various Dates and Times depending on subject • Visit the Website: • www.collegeboard.org

  22. Eligibility • Register Online - $60 fee • www.eligibilitycenter.org • Fee can be waived due to financial hardship • Official Test Scores MUST be Sent from ACT and/or SAT • Use Code 9999 • The Higher the ACT and/or SAT Score, the Lower the GPA has to be for Eligibility • 16 Core Courses are Required for Division I – Only core courses are used to compute the GPA

  23. Eligibility GPA is calculated for Core Courses ONLY • Division I • 4 English • 3 Math (Algebra I or Higher) • 2 Science • 1 Additional Math, Science, or English • 2 Social Studies • 4 Extra Core (Math, Science, English, Social Studies, and/or Foreign Language) • Division II (Until 8/1/2013) • 3 English • 2 Math (Algebra I or Higher) • 2 Science • 2 Additional English, Math, or Science • 2 Social Studies • 3 Extra Core (Math, Science, English, Social Studies, and/or Foreign Language)

  24. Division I Sliding Scale Example

  25. Eligibility • www.eligibilitycenter.org • Meet with your Counselor to Review Transcript • Register online • Keep track of your account and your eligibility process

  26. Whois KHEAA? Financial aid Grants/scholarships Work-study Loans Informational services Publications Getting In – for Seniors Getting Ready – for Juniors Outreach counselors Savings Programs Kentucky Education Savings Plan Trust The Kentucky Higher Education Assistance Authority, or KHEAA, is the state government agency that provides students with:

  27. Where to Find Information KHEAA – www.kheaa.com Application status • Account history • KEES awards (adv classes not weighted) • College Aid Calculator • Reference books Go to “Students and Parents” Then Click on Publications For Seniors “Getting In” For Freshmen “Getting Started” For Sophomores “Getting Set” For Juniors “Getting Ready”

  28. Where to Find More Information Matching Students to Scholarships www.fastweb.com Kentucky Higher Education Assistance Authority www.kheaa.com Scholarships Known to Henry Clay Counselors are on the Henry Clay website. Click on “Counseling” then find Scholarship Info for your grade level. • www.henryclay.fcps.net Free Application for Federal Student Aid www.fafsa.gov Contact the Individual Colleges/University Scholarship Offices for additional scholarship information.

  29. Governor’sScholarProgram Governor’sSchool for the Arts www.kygsp.org www.kentuckygsa.com

  30. Governor’s Scholars Program 5 Week Residential Summer Program Between 11th and 12th Grade Year Applications Available Online Nominated by the School and School District PSAT, SAT, or ACT Required Visit Website for More Information: www.kygsp.org

  31. Governor’s School for the Arts • Creative Writing • Dance • Drama • Instrumental Music • Musical Theater • Visual Art • Vocal Music 3 Week Residential Summer Program Students Interested in Creative and Performing Arts Must currently be a Sophomore or Junior Application Required and Available Online Deadline is December 31

  32. Central KentuckyCollege Fair • Monday, October 2011 • Heritage Hall (below Rupp Arena) • 6:30 – 9:00 p.m. • Approximately 150 Colleges will be there

  33. Keep Track of your Student • School /District notices and events • Calendar • Planner • Websites-www.fcps.net; www.henryclay.fcps.net • Counselor and teachers • Email • Phone • Infinite Campus • Track Grades for Each Class • Track Attendance • Get important updates on Events

  34. Infinite Campus Access • Email – parent.portal@fayette.kyschools.us • Request Logon • Give your Name • Give your Child’s Name • Give your Child’s Birthday • Give your Child’s School Name

  35. Infinite Campus:Student Access • Go to www.fcps.net>click on Parent/Student Portal upper right corner • Username = student number-get from teacher or counselor • Password = lowercase first and last initial followed by your birthdate • Click schedule • Click on class name for assignments and scores

  36. Henry Clay High School2100 Fontaine RoadLexington, KY 40502(859) 381-3423CEEB School Code - 181425 Henry Clay www.henryclay.fcps.net Fayette County www.fcps.net Kentucky Department of Education www.education.ky.gov Infinite Campus Parent Portal Email: parent.portal@fayette.kyschools.us Request username and password. Give your name, your child’s name, child’s date of birth, and the school name.

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