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  1. 1. Class of 2015 Parent Meeting Graduation Requirements Upcoming Registration Other Important Information
  2. 2. Graduation Requirements  Minimum Number of Units Required to Graduate: 23 total units  Out of a possible 32 units
  3. 3. GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS CLASS OF 2015  One program of study that leads to a high school diploma Course Requirements:  4 units of English (1 unit must be American Literature)  4 units of Mathematics (Math Support will not count as a math credit)  4 units of Science(Phy Science and Biology)  3 units of Social Studies(Wd Hist, US Hist, Gov’t and Econ)
  4. 4. Graduation Requirements (continued)  ½ unit of Personal Fitness  ½ unit of Health  3 units of CTAE; Foreign Language; and/or Fine Arts (Combination)  4 Additional Units Four year Colleges/universities require 2 units of the same foreign language
  5. 5. Promotion Criteria to 12th Grade 18 Total Credits 3 English Units 2 Mathematics 2 Science 2 Social Studies
  6. 6. Required Testing--End of Course Test Students in the class of 2015 will take EOCT (End of Course Test) in the following content areas:  Math 1/Coor. Alg  Math 2/Analytic Geom  9th Grade Literature  American Literature  Physical Science  Biology  US History  Economics
  7. 7. Required Testing - Additional  Students graduating in 2015 must take and pass the Georgia High School Writing Test (GHSWT).
  8. 8. HOPE SCHOLARSHIP REQUIREMENTS  Students who graduate with a final GPA of 3.0 in their core subjects will be eligible to receive the HOPE scholarship that will pay a percentage of the tuition.  Mandatory fees and books will not be covered for any student.
  9. 9. ZELL MILLER SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM  Minimum 3.7 GPA in academic core classes, and  1200 combined critical reading and math on SAT* or  26 composite ACT  *Test requirements must be met in single test administration.
  10. 10. HOPE Grant  Available to students who are seeking a technical certificate or diploma, regardless of students’ high school GPA or graduation date  Students attend a 2-year technical college (e.g., Chattahoochee Tech)
  11. 11. Registration Dates  Week of March 10-March 13 teachers will begin making course recommendations using ASPEN. Students and parents can monitor the recommendations.  Tuesday, March 11th – Junior class meeting during advisement to discuss registration procedures.  Thursday, March 13th – Juniors will begin choosing electives using the Student Portal using ASPEN. Parents can monitor the requests.  Friday, March 28 – Student Portal will close for all students.
  12. 12. a. Log into ASPEN b. Click on top tab “my info” c. Click on side tab “Requests” d. Click on “select” in the middle page. e. Use the drop down menu to pick 2-8 courses Registration Elective Requests (Students)
  13. 13. Registration – Parent Preview  Log into ASPEN  Click on “family” top tab  Click on “schedule” side tab  Click on “requests”  Recommendations and requests should be to show
  14. 14. PARENT PORTAL - ASPEN  The login instructions are located at http://www.marietta- city.org/parents/pportal.php  If you are unable to find an answer to your question(s) after reviewing the information contained on this webpage, a help request can be submitted by clicking on the link entitled “Contact Aspen Help Desk”
  15. 15. Career Pathways at MHS  Pre-Architecture (Architect. Draw & Design)  Audio-Video Technology & Film (AVTF)  Graphic Communication (IBCC Pathway)  Graphic Design (IBCC Pathway)  Business & Technology  Early Childhood Care & Education (IBCC Pathway)  Business Accounting  Therapeutic Services – Patient Care (Nursing)  Therapeutic Services – Sports Medicine  Culinary Arts (IBCC Pathway)  Food & Nutrition  Web & Digital Design
  16. 16. Career Pathways (continued)  Programming  Law Enforcement Services  Marketing Communications & Promotions  Pre-Engineering (Drafting & Design)  Aerospace Science/Leadership ED (JROTC- Airforce) (IBCC Pathway)
  17. 17. ONLINE COURSE OPPORTUNITIES  Want a course MHS does not offer?  Have a difficult schedule?  Want to take an additional core Elective?  www.gavirtualschool.org  Courses can be taken during the school day.
  18. 18. Consider Dual Enrollment Programs  Move on When Ready requires an eligible 11 or 12 grade student to be full-time and take all of his/her courses through an eligible postsecondary institution. Student receives high school and college credit.  ACCEL is a non-need based program offered for students that wish to take college level(academic-only)coursework. Students may attend part-time or full-time.  Tuition is paid at 100% for approved classes. Students pay for books and other fees.
  19. 19. SAT/ACT  Juniors are encouraged to take the SAT and the ACT in the spring of their junior year and again in the fall of their senior year.  Fee Waivers are available for students who meet the eligibility requirements. Student should see their counselor for more information.
  20. 20. SAT/ACT Test Dates  SAT – May 3 (Deadline to register April 4)  SAT – Jun 7 (Deadline to register May 9)  ACT- June 14  Deadline to register is May 9
  21. 21. Compass and ASVAB Tests  Compass Test will be administered at MHS on Thursday, April 10 by a representative from Chattahoochee Tech.  ASVAB will be administered at the PLC on March 18th at 8:00am. Students interested in taking a career inventory test or enlisting in one of the military branches.  See your counselor for more information and signup.
  22. 22. COMMUNICATION  MHS Website  ASPEN Family Portal  Blackboard Phone System  Email Devil’s Advocate  ASPEN Pages  Update phone, address, email information
  23. 23. B.O.O.S.T.  B.O.O.S.T. assistance is available during third block lunches in the following content areas:  Science  Math  English  BOOST should not replace after-school tutoring, but is intended as an extra layer of support available during the day to those whose extra-curricular activities, work responsibilities, or lack of access to home technology makes after school tutoring a challenge.
  24. 24. IMPORTANT DATES  Parent Course Review – May 5th – 9th  Summer School – June 3rd – June 26th  Fall Madness – August 4th  First day of School – August 6th  Physicals – April 9th
  25. 25. MHS Guidance & Counseling Department Contact Information Parents may schedule an appointment with their student’s counselor. 770 428 2631 A-Dr Ms. Kinlaw ext 2071  Ds-Kh Ms. Corbin ext 2081  Ki-Ra Mrs. Hill ext 2091  Rb-Z Mrs. Alpert ext 2111
  26. 26. Additional contacts: IB Coordinator  Mrs. Woolard 3031 Graduation Coach  Ms. Colquitt 2121 Parent Liaison  Mrs. Nichols 2225
  27. 27. Questions

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