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Class of 2020 High Ability Mathematics Parent Night What to Expect High School level rigor More challenging homework Difficult assessments More time required to study mathematics Grades below A AHS Classes 2020 Grade ACE/AP


  1. Class of 2020 High Ability Mathematics Parent Night

  2. What to Expect  High School level rigor  More challenging homework  Difficult assessments  More time required to study mathematics  Grades below A

  3. AHS Classes 2020

  4. Grade ACE/AP Honors (Pre-AP) Core 40 *Specific criteria place a student in the ACE program* Level 7 th Algebra 1 Pre-Algebra 7 Pre-Algebra 7 Math 7 8 th Geometry HA Algebra 1 Algebra 1 Math 8 9 th College Algebra 2 ACE Geometry ACE Geometry Honors Algebra 1 10 th Trigonometry ACE + College Algebra 2 Algebra 2 Honors Geometry Math Elective such as ACE AP Statistics 11 th AP Calculus A/B ACE Trigonometry ACE + Pre-Calculus Algebra 2 AP Calculus AB ACE Honors VU Math 102/104: College Algebra & 12 th AP Calculus B/C ACE AP Calculus B/C AP Calculus A/B Trigonometry ACE

  5. The Commitment The student must desire to be challenged. To be 1. truly challenged, one must expect to stumble along the way. This is a 3 year commitment. Taking Algebra I in 7 th 2. grade sets your student’s math classes for grade 8 and grade 9. The only exit point from this path would be during the 7 th grade.

  6. HS Courses Taken in Middle School  Courses will be listed on the high school transcript — with credit and grade factored into GPA  To decline the credits, an Informed Consent Form must be signed by the parent  The Informed Consent Form will be available to parents in the fall of the freshman year and can be signed at any time during high school  When opting-out of the credits, both semesters of the course must be declined  When declining credits, students may move on to the next course in the sequence; however, the student will most likely need to fulfill additional credits for graduation in that area (this will be explained in detail on the Informed Consent Form)

  7. Core 40 Diploma Credits Years Course(s) 6 credits 3 years  Geography Social Studies  US History  Government & Economics PE 2 credits 2 semesters  PE I and PE II Health 1 credit 1 semester  Health

  8. Core 40 Diploma Credits Years Course(s) Directed 5 credits  World Languages Electives  Fine Arts  Career-Technical General 12 credits  Career Academic Electives Sequence Recommended 1 credit 1 semester  Preparing for College & Local Careers TOTAL 47 credits

  9. Core 40 Diploma Credits Years Course(s) 8 credits 4 years  Core 40 English English 6 credits 3 years  Algebra I Math  Geometry Student must earn 6 math credits after entering high school and be enrolled in a math or quantitative  Algebra II reasoning class each year of high school. 6 credits 3 years  Biology I Science  Core 40 Science  Chemistry I OR Physics I OR Integrated Chemistry Physics

  10. Core 40 Diploma with Academic Honors  Complete all requirements for Core 40 Diploma PLUS  Earn 2 additional math credits  (students must earn 6 math credits after entering high school and be enrolled in a math or quantitative reasoning course during each year of high school)  Earn 6-8 credits in world language (3 years)  Earn 2 fine arts credits  Earn C- or better in all courses counting toward diploma  Have a GPA of 2.7 (B-) or higher

  11. Core 40 Diploma with Academic Honors In addition, students must complete ONE of the following:  Complete 2 AP courses and exams resulting in 4 credits  Dual credit courses resulting in 6 college credits  A combination of the AP/Dual credit options above  A combined 1750 or higher on all 3 sections of SAT with a minimum score of 530 on each section  A composite score of 26 or higher on ACT and completion of the written section

  12. AVON HIGH SCHOOL Math AP EXAM RESULTS 2004 - 2013

  13. AP Calculus AB Total Exams 120 113 102 99 100 80 60 51 51 Total Exams 38 37 36 40 31 23 20 0 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013

  14. AP Calculus AB 90 82.8 78 80 67.6 ACE Pass rate 70 91.7% 58.4 60 50 Average Score Nat. % Passing 40 AHS % Passing 30 20 10 4 3.323 3.658 3.405 3.722 3.45 2.876 3.127 3.77 3.5 0 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013

  15. AP Calculus BC Total Exams 40 38 38 36 35 30 30 27 25 19 20 17 17 Total Exams 15 13 10 8 5 0 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013

  16. AP Calculus BC Chart Title 120 100 80 60 40 20 0 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 Average Score Nat. % Passing AHS % Passing

  17. AP Statistics Total Exams 60 48 50 44 40 30 Total Exams 24 20 20 11 11 10 5 3 0 0 0 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013

  18. AP Statistics 120 ACE Pass Rate 100% (sophomore 95.5 100 Sample small 91.7 80 80 75 Averge Score 60 Nat. % Passing AHS % Passing 40 20 4.2 4 3.64 3.5 3.73 3.4 3 1 0 0 0 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013

  19. AVON HIGH SCHOOL Advanced Placement / Honors Program COURSE WEIGHTING

  20. Why Take Honors / AP Courses ?  Complete Requirements for the Academics Honors Diploma.  Better prepare students for rigor of college work.  Better prepare students for standardized tests that determine college admission and scholarships.

  21. Why use grade weighting  Encourages students to take more rigorous courses.  Rewards students with higher GPA  Helps maintain higher class rank  Ensures that students with the highest rankings have taken the most challenging curriculum.

  22. AVON HIGH SCHOOL WEIGHTED COURSES .1 LEVEL MATH SCIENCE ENGLISH SOCIAL STUDIES WORLD FINE ARTS BUSINESS LANGUAGE I Biology I Honors English 9 Honors Geography and History ACE Geometry of the World H 0.1 Geometry Honors Factor Algebra II Honors .2 II Pre Calculus Honors Chemistry I Honors English 10 Honors VU American History Any Level IV College Algebra II AcePhysics I Honors English 101 VU Language 0.2 Trigonometry Ace Physics VU 105 Literatrue 100 VU Factor Colle Alg VU Math 102 Trig VU Math 104 VU Math 118 Calculus III AP Calculus A/B Ace AP Biology AP Lang & Comp AP. U.S. History Any AP Music Theory AP Computer Science AP Calculus B/C Ace AP Chemistry AP Lit & Comp AP Government AP Language AP Art History .3 0.3 AP Calculus A/B AP Physics AP Economics AP Studie Art Factor AP Statistics AP Envir. Science AP World History AP Psychology AP European History

  23. CALCULATING WEIGHTED CUMULATIVE GPA Points added to cumulative GPA based on a level factor and the number of semesters completed. Level I = .1 X # credits earned = Level II = .2 X # credits earned = Level III = .3 X # credits earned = ______ Total factor points = Total Level factor points Semesters Completed= pts. Added to GPA

  24. CALCULATING CUMULATIVE GPA English 9 H 2 credits Geometry Ace 2 credits Geo & Hist World H 2 credits TOTALS 6 credits X .1 = .6 Chemistry H 2 credits TOTALS 2 credits X .2 = .2 .6 + .2 = .8 2 Sem = .400 add on

  25. CALCULATING WEIGHTED CUMULATIVE GPA Unweighted Cumulative GPA = 3.500 + Weighted points added = .400 Weighted Cumulative GPA = 3.900

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