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JENKS HIGH SCHOOL

Enrollment Presentation for the 2019-2020 School Year

• Photos contributed by Jenks High School Yearbook Staff and teachers-

Guidance Office

COUNSELORS:

• Ms. Ingram A-B, V-Z
• Mrs. Dennis

C – G

• Mrs. Fraley H – L
• Mrs. Nightingale- Burn

M – Q

• Mrs. French

R – U Lead Counselor

• Mrs. Nassar: College
• Mrs. Catterson: Career

Adm dmin inistrativ ive Assis ssistants:

• Mrs. Odegaard and Mrs. Fennell

Reg egis istr trars: Mrs. Nagelschneider and and Mrs. Fraser Col

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lege Offic fice Adm dmin in: Mrs. Baumunk

GR GRAD ADUATION UATION REQ REQUI UIREMENT REMENTS

• 1. Earn 23 Credits
• 2. Take & Pass

required courses

• 3. CPR/AED Training

4. Pass Financial Literacy Passport 5. Complete state testing

23 Credits to Graduate

• f credits:

Specific Courses required to Graduate

Choose one of two “GRADUATION PATHWAYS” to guide your course selection

• I. College Preparatory

4 Language Arts credits 3 Math credits 9-12th gr. 3 Science credits

3 Social Studies credits

2 Credits Foreign Language

• r Computer Technology

1 additional core credit

7 elective credits

• II. Core Curriculum

4 Language Arts credits

3 Math credits 9-12th gr. 3 Science credits

3 Social Studies credits

1 World Language OR

Computer Technology **

10 elective credits

Required: English - 4 credits

9th grade: English 9/Pre-AP English 9

10TH Grade:

English 10 or Pre-AP English 10

11th Grade:

English 11 or

AP Language and Composition

12th Grade: English 12 or

AP English Literature and Composition (or Concurrent Enrollment - Composition 1

Required: Math - 3 credits

Algebra I Geometry Math of Finance** (12th) Intermediate Algebra**

Algebra II or Pre-AP Algebra II

Trig/College Algebra

Pre-Calculus/Trigonometry Pre-AP Pre-Calculus/Trig.

Business Calculus I, AP Statistics AP Calculus AB, AP Calculus BC Calculus III /Differential Equations Linear Algebra/Advance Differential Equations

Required: Science 3 credits “Life Sciences”

Biology - required

Zoology Environmental Science AP Environmental Science, AP Biology General Human Anatomy (1-semester) Human Anatomy and Physiology Introduction to Genetics (1-semester) Genetics and Biotechnology Forensic Science & Data Analysis

Ornithology I, Ornithology II (1-sem each)

Science - Continued

“Physical Sciences” One of the following (Excluding Earth and Space

Physical Science Chemistry I Pre-AP Chemistry AP Chemistry Physics AP Physics I, AP Physics II AP Physics C Earth and Space Science

Social Studies

3 credits required:

▪ 9TH Grade: OK History

▪ 10th Grade: World History

• r AP World History

▪ 11th Grade: US History or

AP US History

▪ 10-12th Grade: Government

• r AP American Govt & Politics /

AP Comparative Govt & Politics

World Languages

French German

Spanish

Latin Chinese

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• Introduction to Programming

Introduction to STEM (1-semester) STEM I and Stem II (1-sem each) Advanced Projects in STEM (1-sem) Fundamentals of Web Design (*TTC) Multimedia and Image Management Techniques (*TTC) AP Computer Science A AP Computer Science Principles Advanced Programming Concepts

Financial Literacy Passport

Students must show competency in 14 areas of financial education to receive a diploma.

How to meet this requirement:

• 1. Financial Literacy in the classroom
• 2. TTCU FoolProof: a free, online
• ption that doesn’t earn academic
• credit. (See Mrs. Fennell in the

Guidance Office)

CPR/AED Training

• State law mandates that students

graduating from high school receive training in CPR and in the use of the Automated, External Defibrillator (AED)

State Mandated Testing

ALL JUNIORS in APRIL

• 1. The ACT test

(including writing)

• 2. The State Test in

Science Reasoning

• 3. The State Test in

US History

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Remember: check the “Core” Subject Areas:

Social Studies:

Look for more choices in:

Science, English World Languages and Computer Technology

Accounting I & II Financial Literacy Money Management and Investing

Computer Applications I & II

Pre AP Economics AP Microeconomics & AP Macroeconomics Business/Personal Law I, II, III & IV (Mock Trial)

Business

Art

Drawing I & II Illustration and Design I & II Ceramics I, II, III & IV Painting I & II AP Studio Art: 2-D Portfolio AP Studio Art: Drawing AP Studio Art: 3-D Portfolio

Speech and Debate

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Media Production

Introduction to Film Making & Film Studies Advanced Filmmaking & Film Studies Screenwriting Newswriting Yearbook Broadcast Media

• n Enrollment Card required

Marketing Education

Fundamentals of Technology & Marketing

Marketing Fundamentals Marketing Fundamentals-Fashion Marketing Fundamentals – Sports Business Management and Supervision Business Management - Sports Business Management - Fashion Marketing OJT

Family and Consumer Science

Food Prep & Nutrition I & II Adult & Family Living Marriage & Family Life Child Development I & II Housing & Interior Design Wardrobe Planning & Construction Advance Wardrobe Planning and Construction

Agriculture Education

Agricultural Education Agricultural Communications I Agriculture Mechanics I & II Veterinary Science Introduction to Horticulture Greenhouse Management & Floral Design Nursery Landscape and Design Ag Education OJT

Pre-Engineering

9th Grade: Intro to Engineering Design 10th Grade: Principles of Engineering

2-Year Pre-Engineering

• 11th and 12th Grade
• Introduction to the field of Engineering through

hands-on projects using high-tech equipment

• Earn Credit for: Pre-Calc/Trig, AP Calculus, AP Physics
• r AP Chemistry

Jenks High School

and/or

1 & 2-year Programs for Juniors & Seniors

• Earn 3 credits each year – possible core credit.
• AM Tech – 1 Virtual Class; PM Tech – 2 virtual classes
• Feb 22nd Priority Deadline – “Second Round” applications

are taken after this deadline

Physical Education

Girls Fitness** Boys & Girls Weight Training** Adventuring/Outdoor Education** Recreational Basketball** Recreational Soccer** Health Sports Medicine I & II Competitive Athletics** Athletic Training Student Aid

**Only one Athletics Course per semester

Competitive Athletics

• If your coach will sign your

Enrollment Card (TS) the sport MAY be placed as 1st choice on enrollment card

• IF TRY-OUT IS REQUIRED

List as an ALTERNATE CHOICE

Leadership Courses

Student Body Leadership Education of the Exceptional Child I & II Leadership I & II Office Education I & II Senior Instructional Student Leader Tech Support Internship Professional Studies Internship

Professional Studies Internship

Seniors: Explore a career, Build your resume

Application is Required: STRICT DEADLINE SEE: Mrs. Catterson/Career Counselor-Bldg 6

• Part of the Individual Career and Academic

Planning/ICAP Program-

Jenks Virtual School

• Independent Study courses

for self-motivated students

• Tech students may be

required to take Virtual classes to account for travel time

• Maximum of 2-courses

On Enrollment Card: Write the correct course number and indicate that it’s a “virtual” course.

• Virtual, core courses NOT accepted by NCAA-

Co Colleg llege e Pr Preparation eparation

AVID – “Advancement

Via Individual Determination”

Prepares students for success at a 4-year college

• Take challenging classes
• Develop skills needed in college
• ACT/SAT test preparation
• Application & scholarship help

To Apply-See Mr. Fox, Asst. Principal Bldg 5

Concurrent Enrollment/CCEN Juniors and Seniors:

Take a college class as part of your high school schedule

• High School AND College credit

in both core subjects and electives.

• Tuition Waiver for 2 courses per

semester; Student pays for fees ($100/class approx),books and transportation Requires: 1.Specific ACT or SAT scores

• 2. Completed YELLOW Application

• Enrollment begins APRIL 15th-

CCEN at the TCC Riverside Aviation Center

A CCEN program for JHS students

• ffered at the

Jones Airport, TCC satellite campus.

• Tuition waivers, books and

seniors receive discounted fees

• Two courses/1st and 2nd hours
• Three courses/1st 2nd and 3rd

hours in high school schedule

• Limited course selection

REQUIRED: follow instructions and complete the BLUE Application- complete ASAP

What is an AP Course?

AP = “ ADVANCED PLACEMENT” This is a COLLEGE-LEVEL COURSE

BENEFITS:

SHOULD I TAKE AN AP COURSE???

Course Commitment. NEW AP BOARD POLICY -- MUST REGISTER AND PAY FOR AP TESTS IN SEPTEMBER.

AP AP Ca Capstone pstone

Diploma Program Offered by the College Board:

AP Seminar – NOTE: Available 7th hour AP Research – NOTE: Available 7th hour Advanced AP Research

AP CERTIFICATE:

Requires:

• AP Seminar

and AP Test Score 3+

• AP Research

and AP Test Score 3+

AP DIPLOMA:

Requires:

• AP Seminar

and AP Test Score 3+

• AP Research

and AP Test Score 3+

• 4 additional AP Courses

and Scores of 3+

Other considerations when choosing your courses:

Oklahoma’s Promise

• Need-Based Tuition

Payment Program for in-state colleges & universities

• Income eligibility

required

• Required GPA/courses

NCAA – College-Bound Athletes

• Division 1 and 2 eligibility

requires 16, pre-approved core courses (Not computer technology)

• GPA & ACT requirements
• Very technical! Students

are responsible to understand and meet the requirements

Honors You May Earn: Distinguished Graduate

• Earn a cumulative 3.50 GPA
• No semester grade below a C
• 2 years of the same foreign

language

• Specific, rigorous courses are

required, including an AP Course

Honors You May Earn

Distinguished Service Graduate

Earn 200 volunteer service hours in high school. Minimum of 25 hours must be through a JHS club or

• rganization

NEW Honor you may earn: International Scholars Program

Apply your interests in the field of Humanities! Apply to be in ISP ADVISORY

ISP includes: a 2-year research project, collaborative book studies, guest speakers Application is required

• Mr. Engle- Rm 5109 or Mr. McCrackin – Rm 5115

Looking

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towa ward rd Graduation…..

• GPA is cumulative
• AP and CCEN Courses
• Rigorous courses prepare you for the SAT/ACT
• NAVIANCE: College Search and Application
• “Oklahoma’s Promise”, TCC’s “Tulsa Achieves” and

Tech’s “Accelerating Independence” Scholarships

• Check the Jenks High School College Office website

for information and links!

www.jenksps.org

Am I on track to GRADUATE?

Sophomores < 9 credits = RETAINED as sophomore

Juniors < 16 credits = RETAINED as junior

Summer School Tech Success Online courses After-School Credit-Recovery Re-take a failed Financial Literacy test/Foolproof

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What is a “TS”?

TS = “Teacher (Coach or Sponsor) Signature”

Examples: Math, Athletics, Debate, Film, Orchestra, Marketing

I have it! = you’ve been pre-approved; Write

course on your enrollment card as 1st choice

No ‘TS’ = You have to wait for try-out, or

for your contract to be approved or prerequisite to be confirmed. List as an ALTERNATE CHOICE on the same line as the class you want dropped

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CHECK the Course Planning Guide for :

• Prerequisite Courses or Grades
• Year-in-School Requirements
• Teacher signature (TS) needed?
• Application/Audition/Try-Out?
• Fees or Uniform Costs (electives)
• Full-Year or One-Semester class?
• READ the Course Descriptions!

Back of Enrollment Card

READ THIS

Back of Enrollment Card

• Course Commitment
• Gifted Services Information
• Choose Graduation Plan

Compare the two graduation plans

HS Pre-Enrollment Timeline

Advisory on Feb 5 & 6

• Receive

Enrollment card and Course Guide One week to:

• Work on

Graduation Plan

• Talk to teachers

and coaches

• Teacher Signature
• Complete any

Contracts

Advisory Feb 13th

Turn in your completed Enrollment Card

• • •

By Feb 8th Parents are sent Sign-up link to schedule a Conference

Enrollment Conference

Fe Feb 28

5 5 - 8:30 0 PM

March h 1

8 8 – 11:45 5 AM

Freshman Academy Timeline

Advisory

• n Feb 13
• Receive

Enrollment card

• Schedule

conference One-Week to:

• Work on

Graduation Plan

• Talk to teachers

and coaches

• Teacher Signature
• Complete any

Contracts

Advisory Feb 19

Turn in your completed Enrollment Card

Enrollment Conference

Fe Feb 28

5 5 - 8:30 0 PM PM

March h 1

8 8 – 11:45 5 AM

What are Conferences for?

Parents meet your Advisory teacher to:

• FINALIZE next year’s enrollment and review the

Guidance Counselor’s input.

• Review student’s graduation readiness
• Get information on resources available to you
• Meet area college, and

Tulsa Tech representatives

Parents: check your email for Sign-Up Info!