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F.J. REITZ HS 8 TH GRADE NIGHT CLASS OF 2024 Mrs. Campbell Principal F. J. Reitz High School Motto Be AWEsome in... Attitude, Work Ethic, & Encouragement. THERE ARE MANY PATHS TO SUCCESS... Certifications 2-year associates


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F.J. REITZ HS

8TH GRADE NIGHT CLASS OF 2024

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  • Mrs. Campbell

Principal

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  • F. J. Reitz High School Motto

Be AWEsome in... Attitude, Work Ethic, & Encouragement.

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⦿ Certifications ⦿ 2-year associate’s degree ⦿ 4-year bachelor’s degree

THERE ARE MANY PATHS TO SUCCESS...

“Wherever you are is where you’re supposed to be.”

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Administration

⦿ Principal: Andrea Campbell ⦿ AP Programming: Megan Baker ⦿ AP Dean: Faril Bunner ⦿ Athletic Director: Beth Hagan

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Department Chairs

⦿ Angie Greenwell - English ⦿ Andy Kissel - Math ⦿ Tom Jankowski - Science/PE ⦿ Sarah Burns - Social Studies/World

Language

⦿ Allyson Green - Business, FACS,

Technology

⦿ Marti Crafton - Special Education

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Counselors

⦿ Freshmen/Sophomore Counselors: ○ Carey Hudson (Last Names A-K) ○ Libby Baker (Last Names L-Z) ⦿ Junior/Senior Counselors: ○ Kari Stein (Last Names A-K) ○ Sue Rolley (Last Names L-Z)

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  • Mrs. Baker

Assistant Principal Programmer

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New Graduation Requirements

(Beginning w/ the Class of 2023)

⦿ With the passage of the new requirements, known as the Graduation Pathways, students will be able to:

  • Individualize their graduation requirements
  • Align their graduation requirements with their strengths and

interests

  • Align their graduation requirements to their career goals and skills
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New Graduation Requirements

⦿ Graduation Pathways

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Graduation Pathways

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Graduation Pathways

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Service-Based Experience

  • School based
  • Non-school based

⦿ Work-Based Experience

  • Minimum 75 hours
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Graduation Pathways

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⦿ Preparing for College & Careers

  • 45 minutes every other day during 3rd period
  • Dedicated time to begin Graduation Pathway

requirements, culminating in a 4-year graduation plan

  • Explore career options and coursework

○ Community partners, guest speakers

  • Earn a credit

Graduation Pathways

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  • Mrs. Libby Baker

Freshman Counselor Last Names: L-Z

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NEW GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS

(Graduation Pathways Beginning w/ the Class of 2023)

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COURSE & CREDIT REQUIREMENTS

⦿ Core 40 Diploma

  • English (8)
  • Math (6)
  • Science (6)
  • Social Studies (6)
  • Directed Electives (5)
  • PE (2 +1)
  • Health (1)
  • Electives (6)
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COURSE & CREDIT REQUIREMENTS

⦿ Core 40 w/ Academic Honors Diploma

  • Core 40
  • Mathematics (+2)
  • World Language (6-8)
  • Fine Arts (+2)
  • Grades (C or better)
  • GPA (B or better)
  • AP/CC/SAT/ACT
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COURSE & CREDIT REQUIREMENTS

⦿ Core 40 w/ Technical Honors

  • Core 40
  • College & Career Pathway (+6)
  • Grades (C or better)
  • GPA (B or better)
  • AP/CC/SAT/ACT/

Workkeys/Accuplacer

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  • Mrs. Baker

Assistant Principal Programmer

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COURSE REQUEST TIMELINE

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NOVEMBER/ DECEMBER:

  • Teachers begin making course recommendations for students

Test scores, work ethic, skills, and career interest

  • Students meet individually with counselors to complete course selection form

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FEBRUARY:

  • A printout is given to students to confirm the requested courses; parents are asked to

sign and return.

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MARCH/ APRIL:

  • The schedule is built around what students & parents requested.

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MAY:

  • A tentative schedule is given to students before summer break*

*Courses, periods, and teachers are subject to change over the summer. Students will receive their official schedule the first day of school.

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COURSE REQUEST PROCESS

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COURSE REQUEST PROCESS

⦿ Choose the equivalent of 7-full year courses ⦿ Choose three alternate electives

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Required Courses for Freshmen

⦿ English

  • English 9 Honors
  • English 9 Advanced
  • English 9

⦿ Mathematics

  • Algebra IIH
  • Geometry H
  • Algebra I
  • Everyday Algebra (2 pds)

⦿ Placement is based on triangulated data (courses already taken, test scores, teacher recommendations, student career interests). ⦿ Credits awarded at the middle school level count towards the high school GPA! ⦿ If a student desires to retake a course, this is considered a course audit and the better

  • f the two grades counts towards the high school GPA.

⦿ Social Studies

  • U.S. History
  • U.S. History Honors

⦿ PE/Health

  • PE I & Health

⦿ Science

  • Biology
  • Biology H
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ELECTIVES

⦿ Fine Arts (Music/Art/Theatre)

  • 2 fine arts credits are required for an Academic Honors Diploma

⦿ World Language

  • 3 years of one world language or two years of two world

languages are required for an Academic Honors Diploma

CTE Electives ⦿ Business, Marketing, IT, & Entrepreneurship ⦿ Family and Consumer Science ⦿ Technology/Engineering

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LOOKING AHEAD: COLLEGE CREDIT COURSES

⦿ College-level courses to earn both high school and college credit during their regular high school day. ⦿ These courses are taught by qualified high school instructors in partnership with USI and Ivy Tech. ⦿ College credit courses are noted on the student’s course request sheet by a “CC” next to the course title.

Standard GPA College Credit Weighted GPA A 4 4.5 B 3 3.5 C 2 2.5 D 1 1.5 F

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COLLEGE CREDIT COURSES

⦿ A complete list of college credit courses offered at Reitz is listed below.

  • Advanced Speech & Communications CC (3 credits)
  • Pre-Calculus/Trigonometry H CC (6 credits)
  • Economics H CC (3 credits)
  • U. S. Government H CC (3 credits)
  • German IV CC (6 credits + 6 USI department credits)
  • Spanish IV CC (6 credits + 6 USI department credits)
  • PLTW Intro to Engineering Design CC (6 credits)
  • PLTW Principles of Engineering CC (3 credits)

Green courses indicate college credit courses that are offered to freshmen. Course offerings are subject to change based on teacher availability and interest in the course.

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LOOKING AHEAD: ADVANCED PLACEMENT COURSES

⦿ Rigorous, college-level courses ⦿ Possibly a heavier workload and an AP summer assignment ⦿ Students are expected to take The College Board’s AP course examination in May. ⦿ Qualifying students may receive financial assistance toward the exam fee. ⦿ Passing an AP exam earns students a minimum 3 college credit or advanced placement in a specific area of study. ⦿ AP courses are noted on the student’s course request sheet by an “AP” next to the course title.

Standard GPA AP Weighted GPA A 4 5 B 3 4 C 2 3 D 1 2 F

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ADVANCED PLACEMENT COURSES

  • AP courses offered at Reitz:

○ AP U.S. History ○ AP World History ○ AP Chemistry ○ AP Biology ○ AP Physics I ○ AP Calculus AB ○ AP Calculus BC ○ AP Statistics ○ AP Psychology ○ AP English Language & Composition ○ AP English Literature & Composition ○ AP Studio Art (2-D, 3-D, & Drawing) ○ AP Music Theory

Course offerings are subject to change based on teacher availability and interest in the course.

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Weighted Grades

AP Scale (GPA) 5.0-A 4.0-B 3.0-C 2.0-D 0-F Dual Credit (GPA) 4.5-A 3.5-B 2.5-C 1.5-D 0-F *For courses with approved final exams Traditional Scale (GPA) (Regular & Honors Courses) 4.0-A 3.0-B 2.0-C 1.0-D 0-F

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2020-2019 COURSE DESCRIPTION GUIDE

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Located under the Academic & Programs tab on the Reitz website: www.evscschools.com/reitz

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Students and parents are encouraged to read the course descriptions of any courses they are considering.

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The guide will be updated every year and posted on the website in November.

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Guide includes ISHAA and NCAA eligibility requirement for athletes.

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Contact counselors for assistance in academic and career planning.

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Requesting an Enrollment Meeting

⦿ If you live in the Reitz district and plan to have your student attend Reitz, but your student is not currently enrolled in an EVSC school, please contact Reitz in December to schedule an enrollment meeting with the counselors. ⦿ Or, you may also place your name, current school, and phone number on the blue sheet at the auditorium entrance.

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  • Mr. Hudson

Freshman Counselor Last Names A-K

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SPECIAL REITZ COURSE OFFERINGS

⦿ Feel the History ⦿ PLTW Engineering ⦿ Work-Based Learning

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EVSC INNOVATIVE PROGRAMS

⦿ Early College High School ⦿ International Baccalaureate ⦿ JROTC ⦿ Medical Professions Academy ⦿ Randall T. Shepard Leadership & Law Academy ⦿ Southern Indiana Career & Technical Center ⦿ EVSC Virtual Academy (supplementary courses)

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Innovative Models

⦿ Freshmen

  • Leave Reitz around 7:10 am and

return to Reitz around 10:30 am.

  • Preparing for College and Careers

is integrated into their innovative model curriculum

Periods 1-4

  • Early College High School (Ivy Tech)
  • Medical Professions Academy (Central)
  • Shepard Law (Harrison)
  • English New Language Learners

(Harrison)

  • JROTC (only pds 2 & 4 - Harrison)

Periods 5-8

  • Reitz
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Athletics, Academics, & the Arts

⦿ Athletics

  • Basketball
  • Baseball
  • Cheer
  • Cross Country
  • Football
  • Golf
  • Hilltoppers
  • Soccer
  • Softball
  • Swimming/Diving
  • Tennis
  • Track
  • Volleyball
  • Wrestling

⦿ Club Sports

  • Bowling
  • Lacrosse

⦿ Theatre

  • Musicals
  • Dramas

⦿ Music

  • Choir
  • Instrumental

Ensemble

  • Orchestra
  • Marching Band
  • Color Guard
  • Jazz Band

⦿ Service Organizations

  • Teen Power
  • Student Council
  • Key Club

⦿ Clubs

  • World Languages
  • FCA (Fellowship of

Christian Athletes)

  • Art Club
  • Anime Club
  • Film Club
  • Bike Club
  • Chess Club
  • GSA (Gay Straight

Alliance) ⦿ Academic Clubs

  • Academic

Super-Bowl Teams

  • Speech
  • National Honor

Society

  • Publications:

○ Yearbook ○ Newspaper

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  • Mrs. Campbell
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Communication

⦿ We are a team of people working on behalf of your child. We want you to be completely at ease about asking questions or sharing concerns. ⦿ It is not a disruption to any of us for you to call with a concern.

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Thank you for coming!

⦿ You may reconnect with your student in the gymnasium. ⦿ Please feel free to visit the activity tables in the gymnasium as you exit the building.