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Firelands High School Open House Freshman/New Student Parent Meeting Welcome to Firelands H.S Introductions -Mr. Maver-Principal -Mrs. Keener- Asst. Principal -Mrs. Zimmer- 9 th /10 th Gr. Students -Miss Cozza- 11 th /12 th Gr. Students


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Firelands High School

Open House Freshman/New Student Parent Meeting

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Welcome to Firelands H.S

  • Introductions
  • Mr. Maver-Principal
  • Mrs. Keener- Asst. Principal
  • Mrs. Zimmer- 9th/10th Gr. Students
  • Miss Cozza- 11th/12th Gr. Students
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Topics

  • Schedules
  • Academic Pathways/ Credits
  • State Testing
  • Keys to Success
  • Reminders
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Block Days

Wednesday Thursday

Professional Connections 7:30-8:15 Teacher Tutoring 8:15-9:00 1st 7:30 – 9:04 2nd 9:05-10:40 3rd 9:09-10:42 4th 10:44-12:50 Lunch Periods 5/6/7th 10:46-12:50 10th 12:55-2:30 7/8/9th 12:55-2:30

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  • Block Days begin 3rd week-Wednesday, September 12th
  • Your M,T,F lunch period does NOT match your block lunch

period.

  • Your 4th period and 5/6/7th teachers will inform you of your

block lunch period.

  • Students that ride the bus in the morning will have a study

hall in the cafeteria from 7:25 to 8:15. Students that are not assigned to teacher tutoring may remain in the cafeteria study hall until 9:00.

Block Days

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Accomplishments

  • The Class of 2018 earned over $2

million in college credits earned and scholarship offers.

  • Choir and Band earned Superior

Rating at State OMEA Contest

  • Added AP Art to over 50 hours of

possible college credits earned at FHS without ever leaving campus

  • Graduation Rate which is one of the

highest in Lorain County and the State of Ohio

  • Performance Index continues to rise
  • n our EOC State Tests
  • FFA Chapter named an Ohio Gold

Chapter - up for National Recognition in October

  • Mr. Moyer earned another $5,000

Grant for the FHS Physics program

  • Cleveland Clinic Banner School

through the Clinic eXpressions program - 2nd Consecutive Year

  • Community Service through our

various groups including TLC, FFA, Student Council, and our various clubs and Athletic Teams

  • Baseball won the first ever District

Baseball title last Spring

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College & Career Readiness

  • What is college and career readiness?
  • Why is it important for all students?
  • What we need from the students?
  • What we need from parents?
  • Goal is successful post-secondary planning.
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Academic Pathways

  • The Ohio Core
  • College Prep
  • College Tech Prep
  • College Credit Plus - CCP
  • CCP Opportunities at FHS
  • Lorain County Joint Vocational School
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Our District’s Course Requirements Units Required

English Language Arts (I,II,III and IV) 4 Credits Mathematics (must include 1 unit of Algebra II) 4 Credits Science (must include Biology) ** Honors Diploma must include Physics & Chemistry 4 Credits Social Studies (World Studies/US History/Government) 4 Credits Health .5 Credit Physical Education .5 Credit Electives (Honors Diploma=3 years of Foreign Language) 5 Credit Fine Arts **Refer to ODE website for up-to-date information on Honors Diploma 1 Credit

Complete 23 course credits

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Our District’s Course Requirements Units Required

English Language Arts (I,II,III and IV) 4 Credits Mathematics (must include 1 unit of Algebra II) 4 Credits Science (must include Biology) 3 Credits Social Studies (World Studies/US History/Government) 3 Credits Health 1/2 Credit Physical Education 1/2 Credit Vocational Program 6 Credit Elective 1 Credit

Vocational Requirements

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College Credit Plus

Enroll in college while in high school Earn credits for both

Firelands High School has partnered with Lorain Community College to

  • ffer college courses both on our campus and at the college.
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CCP opportunities at FHS

  • 1) AP Honors Calculus- Based on AP test results
  • 2) AP Physics-Based on AP test results
  • 3) AP Art - AP Portfolio Results
  • 4) LCCC-College Algebra-4 college credit hours
  • 5) LCCC- Precalculus-3 college credit hours
  • 6) LCCC-Statistics-3 college hours
  • 7) LCCC-Personal Finance-3 college hours
  • 8) LCCC- College Composition I & II- 3 college credit hours each
  • 9) LCCC-Intro to Great Books/Mythology-3 college hours each
  • 10) LCCC- Anatomy & Physiology I & II- 4 college credit hours each
  • 11) LCCC-General, Organic & Biochemistry I & II-4 college hours each
  • 12) LCCC- United States I & II- 3 college credit hours each
  • 13) LCCC-American National Government- 3 college credit hours
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  • 1. English I
  • 2. English II
  • 3. Algebra I
  • 4. Geometry
  • 5. Biology
  • 6. American History
  • 7. American

Government

End of Course Exams

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18 points on state tests College readiness score on national test

Industry certification and a work-readiness score on WorkKeys

Three Graduation Options (and only three)

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Performance Level Graduation Points Advanced 5 Accelerated 4 Proficient 3 Basic 2 Limited 1

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Earn at least four points in English tests

4 4 6

Earn at least four points in math tests Earn at least six points in science and social tests

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Retakes

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Keys To Success

1. Time Management 2. Develop Good Study Habits 3. Set attainable goals 4. Focus 5. Take good notes – develop your own style 6. Complete your assignments – get something out of them 7. Self-assess each period 8. Be self-motivated – no excuses 9. Commit to excellence 10. Enjoy the HS journey

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OneView

We encourage parents to:

  • Create an account under One View
  • Allows you to create and edit student forms one time for

your child

  • Allows information to be pushed to you through email,

text, and voicemail

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PowerSchool

We encourage parents to:

  • Check student’s grades on PowerSchool weekly
  • If your student is not maintaining the expected

grades, encourage them to attend teacher tutoring and ask for assistance in FAST.

  • The use of PowerSchool on a regular basis can help

you resolve small deficits before they turn into permanent grades

  • All interim and final grades are posted on
  • PowerSchool. They will NOT be mailed.
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F.A.S.T Period

  • FALCON ACHIEVEMENT SUCCESS TIME
  • Mandatory Period - Attendance taken
  • 30 Minutes Every MON, TUES, FRI.
  • JUNIOR/SENIOR students can become F.A.S.T.

EXEMPT with a 2.5 GPA on track to graduate

  • SOPHOMORE EXEMPT 2nd semester and 3.0 GPA
  • Every student is assigned a F.A.S.T. Class/Teacher
  • Time for remediation and extra instruction
  • Must come prepared for F.A.S.T- To Work –

Teachers and students work toward success for students

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Teacher Tutoring

  • Every Block Wednesday 8:15-9:00
  • Mandatory for students that are not passing

classes, have not reached the 18 point threshold, or struggling and assigned by the teacher

  • Students needing assistance or extra help

can choose to attend

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  • Be Productive
  • Be Prompt
  • Be Prepared
  • Be Positive
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Student Discipline

COMMON ISSUES

1. TARDINESS/ TRUANCY(Attendance)–to school or class 2. DISREGARD FOR RULES/INSUBORDINATION 3. CLASSROOM DISRUPTION- 4. DRESS CODE- Be dressed appropriately 5. INAPPROPRIATE BEHAVIOR-LANGUAGE 6. ELECTRONIC DEVICES- Not in class w/o teacher approval

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Student Discipline

DISCIPLINARY ASSIGNMENTS WEEKDAY DISCIPLINARY ASSIGNMENT -WDA- 2 HOUR DETENTION- 2:50-4:50p.m. -WDA’S are assigned thru the Main Office only. Office will send notice of WDA OFFICE DETENTION- given out by Mr. Maver or Mrs. Keener –Tuesday and Thursday afternoons from 2:35-3:05pm. TEACHER DETENTION- given out by Teachers-Before or After School- 15min / 30min / 1hour in length – Teachers will give students 24 hours notice prior to detention assignment

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Counseling Services

The goal of the Firelands Counseling Department is focused on optimal academic, career, social/emotional development of all students through:

  • Classroom guidance-Naviance, Ohio Means Jobs,

Healthy Decision Making

  • Small group
  • One-on-one interventions
  • Consultation
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If you need to speak to a counselor, you can schedule an appointment by phone or email. Phone: (440) 965-5335 Diane Zimmer (9 & 10) Jenelle Cozza (11 & 12) Ext 4516 Ext 4517

dzimmer@firelandsschools.org jcozza@firelandsschools.org

Counseling Services

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Important Dates

  • Picture Day: Thursday, September 6th
  • Block Schedule begins 3rd week: Wednesday, September

12th

  • Homecoming Dance: Saturday, September 22nd (7-10 pm)
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Dare to be great

  • Don’t be afraid to get involved and try new things
  • Ask Questions – If you don’t ask, it will never get

answered or solved

  • Rely on the staff – Professional, helpful people who will

always help you to find answers and give advice

  • Stay informed – Refer to the following for up-to-the minute

information regarding FHS Events

  • www.firelandsschools.org then click on the high school tab
  • Email Mrs. Dziat through the website for daily announcements

sent to your email address kdziat@firelandsschools.org

  • Follow Mrs. Keener on Twitter @MrsKeenerFHS
  • Follow Mr. Maver on Twitter @FHSFalcnPrin

“The will to win, the desire to succeed, the urge to reach your full

potential... these are the keys that will unlock the door to personal excellence.” - Confucius