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Andrew Hill High School Freshmen Parent Presentation 2017 Academic Counselors Students Last Name: A-D Ms. Gil gili@esuhsd.org 408-347-4168 E-Lo Ms. Pham phamm@esuhsd.org 408-347-4166 Lu-N Ms. Nguyen nguyenb@esuhsd.org
Freshmen Parent Presentation 2017
Students Last Name: A-D → Ms. Gil gili@esuhsd.org 408-347-4168 E-Lo → Ms. Pham phamm@esuhsd.org 408-347-4166 Lu-N → Ms. Nguyen nguyenb@esuhsd.org 408-347-4133 O-S → Ms. Magana maganat@esuhsd.org 408-347-4161 T-Z & Puente Students → Ms. Trujillo trujilloc@esuhsd.org 408-347-4167
Counselors are available on a walk-in basis (room 401):
**Best way to make sure you see a counselor is to make an appointment
→ Go to the Andrew Hill School Website → Scroll down the main page → Click on “Connect With Your Counselor”
■ Complete classwork & homework ■ Attend classes everyday, on time
activities, events, clubs, sports, and/or academies
Colleges look for students who contribute to their communities 1) Join a club!
involvement, as well as shows that you are giving back to your school.
2) Join a sport!
engaged on campus, and have school spirit.
3) Volunteer/Family Obligations!
and the people around you.
Fall (August-November) Girls Boys Volleyball Football Cross Country Cross Country Tennis Cheer Cheer Winter (November-February) Girls Boys Basketball Basketball Soccer Soccer Wrestling Wrestling Spring (February-May) Girls Boys Softball Baseball Track and Field Track and Field Swimming Swimming Badminton Badminton Tennis Golf
If you are not currently in a club, you can still join one.
http://andrewphill.esuhsd.org/Student-Activities/Master-Club-List/index.ht ml
Program Recruitments are in January/February ➔ Multimedia- emphasis on Multimedia design and medium of arts ➔ Medical Magnet- focus on the medical field, health, and human services ➔ Social Justice- social justice through an academic focus on real world application ➔ International Baccalaureate (IB) Program- help students “develop the intellectual, personal, emotional, and social skills to live, learn and work in a rapidly globalizing world.” ➔ Puente- bridge to college success (for incoming 9th grade only) ➔ JROTC- Leadership class
ESUHSD and San Jose State University partnered to provide a pathway to college admissions What does this mean for you?
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Guaranteed admissions to eligible ESUHSD graduates starting Class of 2017 through Class of 2021
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SAT/ACT, A-G, and a good GPA
English Social Science Mathematics Science Fine Arts or Foreign Language Physical Education Electives 4 years 40 credits 3 years 30 credits 2 years 20 credits 2 years 20 credits 1 year 10 credits 2 years 20 credits 80 credits 220 credits
“A” - History “B” - English “C” - Mathematics “D” - Laboratory Science “E” - Foreign Language “F” - Visual/Performing Arts “G” - College Prep Elective **Must pass classes with a C- or higher to be college eligible 2 years required 4 years required 3 years required 4 years recommended 2 years required 3 years recommended 2 years required 3 years recommended 1 year required 1 year required
*Must receive a “C-” or higher in all A-G course requirements to be eligible for 4 year colleges.
9th Grade Year English 1 (b) Biology (d) Math (c) Ethnic Studies (g)
(e)/(f) PE 1 10th Grade Year English 2 (b) Chem/Physics (d) Math (c) World History/WAP (a)
(e)/(f) PE 2
Regularly check The Counseling Corner (on the school website) and Schoolloop for updates on events and other important information
○ Monday - Wednesday → 3:15-4:15pm
○ Monday and Wednesday → 3:15-4:15pm ○ Tuesday and Thursday → 3:00-5:00pm
October 27 → San Francisco State October 30 → UC Berkeley November 3 → University of San Francisco November 7 → UC Davis
**Check our Counseling Page on the school website for more information