RandlemanHigh School

Registration Night

for the 2019-2020 School Year

Registration Night

�Registration Information

�Promotion Requirements

�Graduation Requirements�Graduation Requirements

�Career and Technical Classes

�RCC Classes

�College and Career Promise

Registration Information�Students need to pick 8 classes:

� Rising Sophomores 4 Core and 4 Elective

� Rising Juniors 5 Core and 3 Elective� Rising Seniors 2 Core and 6 Electives� Everyone needs to choose 4 elective

alternatives

Registration Information

�Transcript�Look over what was already

taken and choose next level, taken and choose next level,

�Be purposeful in what classes are chosen

�Registration form returned on 3/11

Program of Studies Book

� The Program of Studies booklet which lists each course and their description is available if you want one and it is on-line at RHS’s web site. The classes marked at RHS’s web site. The classes marked with an R are the ones we offer here. If you have questions about a particular class you may want to ask a teacher in that department

http://rhs.randolph.k12.nc.us/

Weighted Courses�Honors level course – given .5 extra

to the grade

�AP level course – given 1 extra point to the gradeto the grade

�RCC classes

�CCP college transfer classes 1 extra point to the grade

�CCP CTE classes no extra points

Promotion Requirements

�6 credits needed to be a sophomore

�13 Credits needed to be a junior�13 Credits needed to be a junior

�20 Credits needed to be a senior

� Students are not promoted middle of the school year

Graduation Requirements� English (4 credits) I, II, III, and IV� Math (4 credits) Math I, Math II, Math III,

Advanced Functions, Hon Pre-Calculus, Honors Calculus, AP Calculus, AP Statistics

� Science (3 credits) Earth/Environmental, Biology, Physical Science or ChemistryBiology, Physical Science or Chemistry

� Social Studies (4 credits) World History, American History: Founding Principles-Civics & Economics and American History I & II

� Healthful Living/PE (1 credit) � Total of 28 credits

� EOC Exams in English II, Math I, Biology – (EOC test counts for 25% of the grade)

Next Step: Beyond High School

�Employment

�Enlistment�Enlistment

�Education

�2 year

�4 year

Next Step: Beyond High School

� Employment

� Workkeys testing and CTE classes can provide you with credentials which could lead to a higher rate of paylead to a higher rate of pay

� Enlistment � Taking JROTC classes can allow you to go into

the service at a higher rate of pay

Next Step: Beyond High School

� Education – Community College

� no GPA requirement

� no ACT/SAT needed

� free application � free application

� no foreign language needed

� placement test only required if GPA is below 2.8

� graduate from high school

Next Step: Beyond High School

� Education – College/University (UNC system)

� 2.5 GPA

� 880 SAT or 17 ACT score

� 2 semesters of same foreign language

� 4 math classes

� pay for application

� graduate from high school

Bridging the Jump to the Next Step

Welcome to CTE and Randolph Community

College

Career and Technical Classes

�Animal Science

�Automotive

�Business Management�Business Management

�Early Childhood

�Electronics

�Foods

Career and Technical Classes

�Health Science

�Horticulture

�Marketing�Marketing

�Information Technology

�Metals

Randolph Works

RandolphWorks is a work-based learning program designed to answer our local industry leaders’ need for designed to answer our local industry leaders’ need for an engaged workforce in entry-level positions which

are difficult to fill.

RandolphWorks also addresses our need for students in our low-wealth school district to have above

minimum wage employment and support to stay in school and earn a high school diploma

Apprenticeship Randolph � What is Apprenticeship Randolph?� Apprenticeship Randolph is Randolph County’s

premier opportunity for current juniors and seniors residing in Randolph County, North Carolina to get a jump start on a professional career in our booming local industries. Students career in our booming local industries. Students have the opportunity to maximize earning potential, gain valuable skills and experience through on-the-job training, and earn an Associate of Applied Science degree in Manufacturing Technology from Randolph Community College at no cost to the student.

Randolph Community College Career and College Promise

� Career & College Promise (“CCP”) is North Carolina’s dual enrollment program for high school students. This program allows eligible NC high school students to enroll in college classes at North Carolina community colleges and universities through their high school. Students who successfully complete college courses earn both high school and college credit. In many cases, courses earn both high school and college credit. In many cases, students can also earn dual credit - meeting high school graduation requirements with college courses.

� Career & College Promise offers students the option to choose from these pathways:

� College Transfer - Designed for students planning to continue their educational career beyond high school to eventually achieve an Associate's or Bachelor's degree at a community college or university.

� Career & Technical Education - Allows students to begin a certification or diploma program in a particular technical field or career area.

Randolph Community College Career and College Promise

CCP Transfer Pathway Eligibility

Be a High School Junior or Senior

2.8 UnweightedHigh School GPA

Direct placement into transfer pathway and gateway English and Math courses

Randolph Community College Career and College Promise

CTE Pathway EligibilityBe a Junior or Senior

Have a 2.8 GPA or recommendation from high school principal if neither will need to use a standardized test score (ACT, SAT, pre-neither will need to use a standardized test score (ACT, SAT, pre-ACT, community college placement test)

Direct placement into curriculum CTE pathway

CCP Pathways and CertificatesCollege Transfer Classes OR

Career and Technical Education in these areas:Game CreationAccountingAdvertising & Graphic DesignAutomotive Systems TechnologyAutomotive Systems Technology Undercar

Human Services Substance AbuseNetwork and Cyber Security SpecialistInformation Technology Support SpecialistUndercar

Business Administration -MarketingCollision & Repair Refinishing TechnologyMachiningCriminal JusticeEarly Childhood EducationElectrical Systems WiringElectrical Systems Technology PLCHealthcare Management Technology

Support SpecialistArchitectural Technology and DesignManicuring/Nail TechnologyManufacturing TechnologyMechatronics Engineering Medical Office AdministrationNursingMedical AssistantRadiographyWelding Technology

Timeline for Registration

TURN IN REGISTRATION SHEETS TO YOUR HOMEROOM TEACHERS by 3/11/19

Individual Registration meetings will occur in the media center starting 3/14the media center starting 3/14

� You will be able to get your schedules over the summer and will have a chance to fix it on a particular day in August which will be made available to you by a phone message home

Questions?????Questions?????