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REGISTRATION INFORMATION2014-2015
Carlisle High Schoolwww.carlisle.k12.ia.us
Leah Heidemann – [email protected]
(515) 989-5389
Traci Lee – [email protected]
(515) 989-5386
www.carlislehighschoolcounseling.weebly.com
www.carlislecounseling.blogspot.com
www.twitter.com/2CHScounselors
COUNSELING INFORMATION
Carlisle Community School District – Homepage
Counseling Website
Counseling Blog
Counseling Twitter@2CHSCounselors
COLLEGE AND CAREER READY ONLINE CURRICULUM
I Have A Plan Iowa www.ihaveaplaniowa.gov Can access online from school or home Same user name and password
throughout high school – check with counselor if you don’t remember
Four year plan – update during course registration
COMPASS, PSAT, ACT, ASVAB, PLAN results can be used for career planning
COLLEGE AND CAREER READY How can my counselor help me
with career planning? Interest Inventories Course selection Look at post secondary options Job Shadowing Campus Visits
Individual appointments can be made during study halls, before or after school
ACT PREP WORKSHOP
All workshops will meet in the Media Center from 3:30-5:30. We will divide into two groups and go to instructors classroom.
Thursday, February 27 Overview Tuesday, March 4 English/Math Wednesday, March 5
Science/Reading Wednesday, April 9 Review
Cost of the prep workshop is $10. Students must register and pay for the workshop by Friday, February 14 in the Counseling Office.
REGENT ADMISSIONS INDEX A Regent Admission Index (RAI) score will be
calculated for each applicant, based on the following equation:
RAI = (2 x ACT composite score) +
(1 x high school rank) + (20 x high school grade point
average) + (5 x number of high school courses
completed in the core subject areas)
*Students must have a score of 245 or higher for admission
RAI FOR “TYPICAL STUDENT”
ACT score = 24 X 2 = 48 HS Rank = 75% = 75 HSGPA = 3.5 X 20 = 70 Number of core courses completed = 18 X 5
= 90 Admissions Index = 283
*Planning Guide – pages 5-7
RAI Calculator: http://www.regents.iowa.gov/RAI/
COURSE REQUIREMENTS FOR ADMISSION TO IOWA REGENTS’ UNIVERSITIES
4 years English 3 years Math 3 years Science 3 years Social Studies 2 years of single Foreign Language*
REQUIREMENTS FOR COMMUNITY COLLEGES
COMPASS or ACT score 19 or higher
ALEKS – math placement
High School Diploma
COLLEGE REPRESENTATIVES AT CARLISLE HIGH SCHOOL
Announcements
Bulletin Board
Get a pass from the counseling office
MAKING CAMPUS VISITS Schedule your visit while the
college is in session Make appointments
Campus tourOvernight staySit in on a classFaculty meetingFinancial Aid Office visit
Ask questions and revisit if needed
Write down your impressions How does it feel?
COLLEGE VISITSJUNIORS
1 DAY
SENIORS2 DAYS
**Sign out sheet**
COLLEGE FAIRSEducation Expo – Carlisle High School Commons
March 11th 5-7pm
Golden Circle College Fair – Hy-Vee Hall in downtown Des Moines Sunday, September 28, 2014
COLLEGE PLANNING NIGHT
Tuesday, March 11th at 6:30pm
during conferences
High School Auditorium
Preparing for college Choosing a collegeCampus visits Scholarship scamsOverview of financial aid
SENIOR MEETINGSFall 2014Future PlansCampus VisitsCollege ApplicationsACTCommunity ServiceFinancial Aid
GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS
47 CREDITS
REQUIRED COURSES
LANGUAGE ARTS
8 Credits Lang Arts 9, Lang Arts 10, Lang Arts 11, Lang Arts 12 OR Composition I & one elective
SCIENCE 6 Credits
MATHEMATICS 6 Credits
PRACTICAL ARTS
2 Credits Industrial Technology, Art, FCS, Business
SOCIAL STUDIES
6 Credits World History, US History,Government, elective
PHYSICAL EDUCATION
4 Credits 1 credit each of the 4 years of HighSchool
BUSINESS 1 Credits Applied Computer I is required through Class of 2016/ Financial Literacy & Employability Skills Class of 2017 and after
ELECTIVES To meet requirements
GRADUATION REQUIREMENTSDISTINGUISHED DIPLOMA
53 CREDITS4 years of English (Composition I AND Composition II or Intro to Literature)
4 years of Math (must include Algebra II or higher)
4 years of Science (including Chemistry AND Anatomy, AP Physics, or AP Chemistry)
3 years of Social Studies2 years of Foreign Language
CLASS OF 2015
COURSE HIGHLIGHTS
ScienceAP Physics IAP Chemistry
BusinessFinancial Literacy & Employability SkillsIntro to Business – 9, 10 onlyMOC
Industrial TechnologyConstruction Tech – year long
PHYSICAL EDUCATION PE, Personal Fitness, Weights, or Athletic Weights
Weights is available for juniors/seniors only
Classes meet every day for one semester. You will only take PE one semester each year.
Athletic Weights can be taken both semesters with teacher approval.
State Law requires all students to take a Physical Education class each year of high school
COURSE SEQUENCINGScience Math
Chemistry in the Community Geometry/Applied Math
Chemistry Algebra II/Pre-Calculus
AP Physics I Must have completed Algebra II
Pre-Algebra Algebra I Algebra I Geometry Geometry
Algebra I Geometry Geometry Algebra II Algebra II
Geometry or Applied Math
Applied Math
Algebra II Pre Calculus Prob & Stats
Pre Calculus or Prob & Stats
AP Calculus Pre-Calculus
Math Sequence
DUAL CREDIT COURSES
HS Course Course # Course Name Credit
Accounting ACC 111 Intro to Accounting 3
Composition I ENG 105 Composition I 3
Composition II ENG 106 Composition II 3
Intro to Literature LIT 101 Intro to Literature 3
Communication Skills COM 703 Communication Skills 3
DM ART DRAWING ART 133 Drawing 3
DM ART PAINTING ART 143 Painting 3
Marketing MKT 140 Selling 3
MOC Class ADM 221 Career Development Skills 2
MOC Work Experience ADM 936 Occupational Experience 3
DMACC CAREER ADVANTAGE PROGRAMS
Earn college and high school credit
Must take 4 classes in addition to DMACC
Must provide own transportation
Year long classes
Must sign contract for attendance
DMACC CAREER ADVANTAGE PROGRAMS
DMACC credits CHS credits
Auto Collision 13 4
Auto Technology 11 4
Building Trades/Finish Carpentry 12 4
Criminal Justice 16 5
Health Occupations 13 4
Visual Communications 15 5
Welding 9 3
Teacher Academy 8 3
AP COURSES Students must have strong academic record to enroll in AP
course. Students must be proficient in the core areas of the Iowa
Assessment Score on exam determines amount of college credit Students are required to take the exam
AP Courses at CHS- AP Psychology- AP Calculus AB/BC- AP American Government- AP Physics I- AP Chemistry- AP Statistics
Students will be responsible for paying for AP Exam
AP COURSES
Iowa Online AP Academy Year long courses
AP Chemistry AP English
Language/Composition AP English
Literature/Composition AP Physics I AP Statistics AP US History
Iowa Online AP Academy Semester long courses
AP MacroeconomicsAP Microeconomics
Must register for these courses BEFORE the end of the year
Must pay AP Exam fee High expectations Strict deadlines
SENIOR YEAR PLUSOnline or on campus courses taken through DMACC
Students must be proficient on the Iowa Assessments
Students must take any entrance exams required by the college before enrolling
You must register with Mrs. Lee beforethe end of the school year for fall classes.
COURSE LIST
Pay attention to the prerequisite
Notice which classes offered at your grade level
BASIC SENIOR PLAN
2 credits English – Composition I OR Lang Arts 12 & Elective
1 credit Government
1 credit Social Studies Elective
1 credit Physical Education
7-9 Elective credits
Course Name Credits
American Government 1
English 1
English 1
PE
SS Elective
Elective
Elective
Elective
Elective
Elective
Elective
Elective
*Total credits must be a minimum of 12 Total:
2014-2015 Senior RegistrationStudent Name Printed ___________________________
List courses in priority order.
I understand the importance of reserving courses for next year. I know I may be unable to make changes after completing this registration form.
Student's Signature
My son/daughter and I have discussed the class requests for next year. I understand that this is an important step in setting and meeting the educational and vocational goals for my son/daughter.
Parent's Signature
SCHEDULE CHANGES
Schedules will only be made in the following situations:1. Missed/failed prerequisite2. Missed graduation requirement3. Clerical/computer error4. Not enough credits
**No changes after the second day of the semester. * All exceptional or unusual circumstance concerning
scheduling must be evaluated by the counselor.
SENIOR FINAL REGISTRATION
Social Studies Computer Lab
Wednesday, January 29
US History
Online Curriculum must be completed at this time.
REGISTRATION ASSISTANCE Registration Nights
By appointment 4-8pmThursday, January 16 AND Monday, January 27th
Before School, After School, Study Hall, Open Campus
Classroom assistance during Language Arts11th – Monday, January 1310th – Tuesday, January 149th - Wednesday, January 15
COUNSELING WEBSITE
Carlisle Community School District – Homepage
Counseling Website
Counseling Blog
Counseling Twitter@2CHSCounselors