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8 TH GRADE REGISTRATION

8 TH GRADE REGISTRATION. WELCOME CLASS OF 202 3. ADMINISTRATION & COUNSELING STAFF. Administration Staff: Mrs. Ames, Principal Mrs. Louie, Assistant Principal Mrs. Campbell, Assistant Principal Mr. Thompson, Assistant Principal Robin Barnhart, Assistant Principal/Athletic Director

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8 TH GRADE REGISTRATION

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  1. 8TH GRADEREGISTRATION WELCOME CLASS OF 2023

  2. ADMINISTRATION & COUNSELING STAFF • Administration Staff: • Mrs. Ames, Principal • Mrs. Louie, Assistant Principal • Mrs. Campbell, Assistant Principal • Mr. Thompson, Assistant Principal • Robin Barnhart, Assistant Principal/Athletic Director • Mr. Teterud, Dean of Students • Counseling Staff: • Heidi Averett, Class of 2023 (A-G) • Larry Bernbaum, Class of 2023 (H-O) • Megan McMurtrey, Class of 2023 (P-Z) • Corey Anderson, Career & College (9-12)

  3. STAY INFORMED • REMIND: • Text @23cvhs to 81010 • Download the Remind app and join @23cvhs • Social Media (school): • Instagram: @CVHS_Bears • Facebook: @CVBears • Twitter: @CVHS_Bears • Social Media (counseling & career): • Instagram: @counselingcvhs • Facebook: @counselingcvhs • Twitter: @counselingcvhs

  4. MIDDLE SCHOOL VS. HIGH SCHOOL • School starts earlier 7:45am☹….but gets out earlier 2:15pm☺! • BIGGER (2200 students, 2-floors etc.) • More Options (classes, clubs, sports etc.) • 2 semesters--Your schedule only changes 1 time. • 2 lunches (not by grade level--closed campus) • You need CREDITS to graduate High School. We do not give you a diploma if you do not meet your requirements.

  5. HOW DO I GRADUATE HIGH SCHOOL? • What are CREDITS??? • Every class counts as .5 credit • If I get an “A, B, C or even a D” in a class, I earn .5 credit. • How many credits do I need to graduate? • 24 CREDITS (48 CLASSES passed with a D or above) • Just any 48 classes??? • No, you have certain classes you HAVE to take and pass to graduate.

  6. HOW DO I GRADUATE HIGH SCHOOL?

  7. LET’S GET STARTED…REGISTRATION MATERIALS • Course Catalog • Registration Sheet • Online Instruction Sheet (on back) • Freshmen Course List

  8. COURSE CATALOG

  9. KEEP TRACK OF YOUR CREDITS • Each box is a semester course • When you pass the class, you can fill in a box • At the end of your freshman year you will have 12 boxes filled CLASS OF 2018-2019:Graduation Credit Check AA, AAS, Career/Tech, Military, Work Name: _____________________________________ My Career Path: ___________________________ TOTAL : 48 classes/ 24 credits 23 credits required to graduate 9th grade………. 12 classes/6 credits 11th Grade ……..12 classes/6 credits 10th grade………. 12 classes/6 credits 12th Grade ………12 classes/6 credits Language Arts 9 9 10 10 11 11 12 12 Mathematics * A A G G A2 A2 Science PE PE B B Career & Tech Ed Fine Arts Social Studies W W US US CWP Civics Health & Fitness Health PE waiver does not give credit Electives Advisory 9 9 10 10 11 11 12 12 State Testing: Reading Writing Algebra Geometry Biology Score: *Students who opt out of Alg. 2A & 2B as their 3rd year of math requirement must complete a scheduled meeting with their grade level counselor, sign the opt out paperwork, and enroll and pass one year of the following math or cross credited math classes in order to graduate from high school: Math: Quantitative & Fin, AP Statistics, Statistics CTE: Applied Math, Intro to Engineer, Personal Finance, Accounting 1 & 2, Architecture & Interior Design I understand that the information represented on this High School and Beyond Planning Sheet reflects my desire to pursue a career that does not require direct entrance into a four year college after high school. _________________________ _________________________ _________________________ _______________ Student Signature Parent Signature District Representative Date Page 9

  10. FILL IN YOUR PERSONAL INFO.

  11. CHOOSE YOUR Core Subjects

  12. Personalized Pathway (See Pages 7-8 in Course Catalog for further explanation) • In the first box, please check your plan for after high school (You must check one). This is on Page 7. • In the second box, please check one box that aligns with your career interests or areas you would like to explore. You will find further explanation on Page 8 • We understand that a student’s plan may change, so just check what your plan is is for TODAY.

  13. HEALTH IS REQUIRED 1 Semester of Health is required by the state of Washington. Options: • Check box and take this as a one semester course during your 9th grade year (most common option) Other Options: • 0-hour Health/Wellness • Check box in 0-hour options, and then choose an elective course in section #4 • CVVL • Write in Health/Wellness in the CVVL box to inform us that you are interested in taking this through CVVL. • Still check Health/Wellness box in section #4. We will change your class once your registration is confirmed through CVVL.

  14. CHOOSE ELECTIVES • World Language (Spanish/French/Russian/American Sign Language), Band, Choir etc • Year-long courses. These will take up two boxes/ • For example: Section 5 box 1: Spanish 1A and box 2: Spanish 1B • See provided list for CTE/Fine Arts/PE/or other electives that can be taken by 9th graders. Make sure you put a course in each box.

  15. FRESHMAN CHOICES

  16. CHOOSE YOUR ALTERNATES--VERY IMPORTANT!! • If you do not get your first priority classes, you MUST list alternates on this form. • Please list them in the priority that you would like them. • If you do not return this form, and your schedule is not complete, we will choose course alternates for you.

  17. ZERO HOUR IS NOT REQUIRED • These classes start at 6:45am every day (except Thursdays). • These classes are NOT required! • Why would I take a 0-Hour Course • Not enough room in your schedule to take a Health/Fitness course • To stay in shape for athletics • To earn extra credit

  18. Central Valley Virtual Learning (CVVL) • CVVL is a district-wide program that allows students to take some classes online. • CVVL is not a full-day program, so you cannot take ALL your classes through this program. • If you take CVVL course as a 7th period, there is a cost to taking these courses. • If you take a CVVL course as a part of your 6 period day (5 classes at CV and one class at CVVL), you can take the course for free. • If you are interested in any of your courses through CVVL, please write in the CVVL course you are interested in taking. • By writing the course title, this only informs your counselor of your interest. You MUST fill out the 2019-2020 registration form that can be found in the counseling center. Your counselor will adjust your schedule after you have been enrolled with the course at CVVL.

  19. ONLINE REGISTRATION • Once you have completed your paper registration form, you MUST enter your courses online through your PowerSchool student account. • On the backside of your registration form, you will find step-by-step instructions. • Filling out the registration form will not complete sign-up of for classes at CVHS. You must enter your selections online. • Paper registration form must be completed as well, so we know your alternate course choices!!! You cannot use the PowerSchool APP! Go to the website below. cvsd.powerschool.com

  20. FINAL REGISTRATION • CV Counselors will be back at your school exactly one week from today! • After you register online, give your registration sheet to the designated teacher for your building (1st period teacher/math teacher etc.)

  21. WHAT CAN I EXPECT? • March 11th--8th grade visit to CV • LINK Orientation in August • Tours of the building • LINK leaders • Freshmen Bear Essential Day • Lockers • Pictures • Yearbook • ASB & Fees • First Day of School • Only Freshmen until Lunch • Attend each of your classes briefly

  22. Lots of Information AND we are here to help QUESTIONS?

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