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JENKS HIGH SCHOOL Enrollment Presentation for the 2016-2017 School Year -Photos contributed by Jenks High School Yearbook Staff and teachers- High School Guidance Counselors Mrs. Catterson A - B & V - Z Mrs. Dennis C - Gr

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JENKS HIGH SCHOOL

Enrollment Presentation for the 2016-2017 School Year

  • Photos contributed by Jenks High School Yearbook Staff and teachers-
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  • Mrs. Catterson A - B & V - Z
  • Mrs. Dennis

C - Gr

  • Mrs. Fraley

Gu - Li

  • Ms. Nightingale Lo - P
  • Mrs. French

Q-U & Lead Counselor

  • Mrs. Nassar

College & Career

  • Mrs. Fennell

EOI Graduation Coordinator

High School Guidance Counselors

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GR GRAD ADUATION UATION REQ REQUI UIREMENT REMENTS

  • 1. Earn 23 Credits
  • 2. Take & Pass

required courses

  • 3. Pass EOI Tests
  • 4. CPR/AED Training
  • 5. Pass Financial Literacy Passport
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23 Credits to Graduate: Add it up . . . 9th Grade= 6 credits earned

4 credits required to be promoted to sophomore!

10th Grade= 12 credits earned

9 CREDITS REQUIRED TO BE PROMOTED TO A JUNOR

11th Grade= 18 credits earned

16 CREDITS REQUIRED TO BE PROMOTED TO SENIOR

12th Grade = 24 credits earned

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Specific Courses required to Graduate

Choose one of two GRADUATION PATHWAYS to guide your course selection

  • 1. College Preparatory

4 Language Arts credits 3 Math credits in HS 3 Science credits

3 Social Studies credits

2 Credits Foreign Language

  • r Computer Technology

1 additional core credit

7 elective credits

  • 2. Core Curriculum

4 Language Arts credits 3 Math credits in HS 3 Science credits

3 Social Studies credits

10 elective credits

Includes core courses that meet high school graduation requirements but may not meet college admission standards.
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English - 4 credits

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 & 2)

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What is an AP Course?

AP = “ ADVANCED PLACEMENT”

This is a COLLEGE-LEVEL COURSE

BENEFITS:

Prepares a student for the rigor of college In May, AP Students may take an exam ($93); many colleges grant college credit for specific AP test scores

SHOULD I TAKE AN AP COURSE???

Check pre-requisites; Talk to your teachers and parents Some AP Courses require a contract, summer assignments or an application. Make sure you want this; read the Course Commitment on the back of your Enrollment Card.
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Math - 3 credits

Algebra I Geometry Intermediate Algebra**

Algebra II or Pre-AP Algebra II

Math of Finance 12th** Trig/College Algebra

Pre-Calculus/Trigonometry Advanced Pre-Calculus/Trig.

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

(**not college preparatory/OK Promise/NCAA)
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Science - 3 credits

Biology is required “Life Sciences”

Genetics

Zoology Environmental Science AP Environmental Science Biology and AP Biology General Human Anatomy Human Anatomy and Physiology Biotechnology: Beyond CSI BIOTECHNOLOGY II (TCC) Forensic Science & Data Analysis (1-credit) Ornithology I & Ornithology II

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Science - Continued

“Physical Sciences” Class of 2018 – One of these is required to Graduate (not “Earth and Space Science”)

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

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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 or AP American Govt & Politics / AP Comparative Govt & Politics

  • r CCEN American Government
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World Languages

French German

Spanish

Latin Chinese

Wor

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d Langu nguage age Ca Capstone stone

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Co

Comp mputer uter Sc Scie ience nce

  • Introduction to Programming

Fundamentals of Web Design (TTC) MultiMedia and Image Management Techniques (TTC) AP Computer Science A AP Computer Science Principles Advanced Programming Concepts

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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 (online or in-class)
  • 2. TTCU FoolProof: not-for-credit,

free, online option

  • 3. Math of Finance
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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)

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End-of-Instruction/EOI Tests Linked to Graduation:

TO RECEIVE A DIPLOMA, All 3 of the following must be met:

  • 1. Must pass:
English 10 Algebra 1
  • 2. Must pass two others:

English 11, Geometry, Algebra II, Biology, US History

  • 3. Must take all tests if you take the course -
  • even if you’ve met the above passing

scores.

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Elect Electives ives

Exp xplo lore ca re care reer er in inte teres rests ts, , Ex Expa pand nd yo your tale r talent nts

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Remember: check the “Core” Subject Areas:

Social Studies:

East Asia Studies World War II Sociology Holocaust Studies History through Film AP European History AP Human Geography Psychology AP Psychology AP Art History

Look for more choices in:

Science, World Languages and Computer Technology

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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

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Fine Arts

Drawing I & II Illustration and Design I & II Ceramics I, II, III & IV Painting I & II Drawing & Painting III Advanced 3-D Design

AP Studio Art: 2-D, 3-D and Drawing Portfolio

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Speech and Debate

Spe peec ech h I & II I & II Com

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petitive titive Dramatics amatics Va Valu lue e Deb ebat ate e I, I, II II, , II III I an and I d IV Pol

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icy y Deb ebat ate e I, I, II II, , II III I an and I d IV Fo Foren ensics sics La Lab ( b ( 7t 7th h ho hour ur )

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Drama

Introduction to Acting Theater Acting Styles & Directing Advanced Acting Trojan Players Beginning Stagecraft Advanced Stagecraft Stage Make-Up & Costuming Advanced Stage Make-Up & Costuming Introduction to Theatrical Design Stage Design Rendering/Modeling Techniques

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Music

Gu Guard rd Band Or Orchestra stra In Instr trume mental tal Music ic Techniq nique ues Beginning Women’s Chrorus Advanced Women’s Chorus Men’s Chorus Mixed ed Choru rus AP Music ic Theory ry Showchoir (“0” hour)

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Media Production

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

Application and Teacher’s Signature
  • n Enrollment Card required
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Marketing Education

(Completed Contract and Teacher’s Signature Required)

Fundamentals of Technology & Marketing

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

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Family and Consumer Science

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

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Agriculture Education

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

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Pre-Engineering

Requires Application and Acceptance to Tulsa Tech

9th or 10th Grade: Intro to Engineering Design 10th or 11th 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

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  • ½-Day Programs for Juniors & Seniors
Construction Interior Design Criminal Justice Photography Pharmacy Tech Dental Assistant Culinary Cosmetology Cisco Certifications Pre-Engineering Biomedical Drafting Welding EMT Aviation Automotive/Collision Repair
  • Earn 3 credits – possible core & college credit.
  • Need to take a 3rd or 4th hour virtual class

because of Advisory/transportation

  • Feb 13th Deadline - Applications and Program Visit
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Physical Education

Girls Fitness Boys & Girls Weight Training Adventuring/Outdoor Education Recreational Basketball Recreational Soccer Health Sports Medicine I & II (1-semester, each) Competitive Athletics Student Trainer

Athletics courses require purchase of a PE Uniform

***Only one Athletic Course per semester

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Competitive Athletics

  • IF TRY-OUT IS REQUIRED

List as an ALTERNATE CHOICE

  • A coach’s signature (TS) on the

Enrollment Card indicates a student is on the team and the sport CAN be placed as 1st choice on enrollment card

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Leadership Courses

Student Body Leadership Education of the Exceptional Child Leadership I & II Office Education Senior Instructional Leader Tech Support Internship F.I.R.S.T. Robotics Team

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Co Colleg llege e Pr Preparatio eparation

AVID – “Advancement

Via Individual Determination”

Prepares students for success at a 4-year college

  • Take challenging classes
  • Develop skills needed in college
  • College test preparation
  • Application & scholarship help
  • By Application: Mr. Fox or Ms. Temple-
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Concurrent Enrollment/CCEN Juniors and Seniors:

Take a college class as part of your high school schedule

  • high school AND college credit
  • Composition 1 & 2 may replace

English 12

  • Free tuition for up to 2 courses;

Student pays fees and books

  • CCEN Science taught at JHS

Requires:

  • Specific ACT/SAT sub-scores and

high school GPA

  • Signed Application(available in the
High School Guidance Office)
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CCEN in the South County Collegiate Academy (SCCA)

Dual Enrollment Program: Earn credit in up to 8 college courses at the Glenpool TCC campus!

  • Transportation and books

provided; Discounted fees.

  • Courses occur during 1st and 2nd

hours of the high school schedule

  • Students choose two courses each

semester (see Course Guide for list)

  • Students must meet all of the

CCEN requirements but they will begin enrollment for these courses through the JHS Guidance Office

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AP Ca P Caps pstone tone

New Diploma Program Offered by the College Board:

Apply critical thinking, collaborative problem-solving, and research skills in a cross-curricular context.

AP CERTIFICATE:

  • 11th grade: AP Seminar

and AP Test Score 3+

  • 12th grade: AP Research

and AP Test Score 3+

AP DIPLOMA:

  • 11th grade: AP Seminar

and AP Test Score 3+

  • 12th grade: AP Research

and AP Test Score 3+

  • 4 additional AP Courses

and Scores of 3+

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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
(Special Education/ELL courses not accepted.)

NCAA

  • Division 1 and 2 eligibility

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

  • GPA & ACT requirements
  • Very technical! Parents

and students are responsible for meeting the requirements

More Information about these programs is in your Course Guide and the JHS College Office Webpage.
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Jenks Virtual School

  • Independent Study courses

for self-motivated students

  • 3rd or 4th hour for Tech

Students may be required

  • Maximum of 2-courses

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

  • Online, core courses NOT accepted by NCAA-
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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

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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
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Looking

  • king to

toward ward 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 Tulsa Achieves” and

“TTC Accelerating Independence” Scholarships

  • Check the Jenks High School College Office website

for information and links!

www.jenksps.org

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Am I on track to

GRADUATE?

Sophomores < 9 credits = RETAINED as sophomore

Juniors < 16 credits = RETAINED as junior

SOLUTIONS:

  • Summer School
  • Evening, Online courses
  • Re-take a failed EOI test or

Financial Literacy test

DON’T FALL BEHIND!!

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Front of Enrollment Card

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Front of Enrollment Card

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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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Front of Enrollment Card

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Applying to Tech

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Front of Enrollment Card

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CHECK the Course Planning Guide for :

  • Prerequisite Courses or Grades
  • Year-in-School Requirements
  • Teacher signature (TS)
  • Application/Audition/Try-Out?
  • Fees or Uniform Costs (electives)
  • Full-Year of One-Semester?
  • Read the Course Descriptions
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Back of Enrollment Card

Course Commitment READ THIS Teachers are hired, books are purchased and other resources are allotted based on how many students sign up for each course.
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Back of Enrollment Card

SIGNATURES of Parent and Student:
  • Course Commitment
  • Gifted Services Information
  • Choose Graduation Plan

Compare the two graduation plans

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HS Pre-Enrollment Timeline

Advisory on

  • Feb. 3 & 4
  • Receive

Enrollment card

  • Sign-Up Genius

to Schedule conference One week to:

  • Work on

Graduation Plan

  • Talk to teachers

and coaches

  • Teacher Signature
  • Complete any

Contracts

Advisory

  • Feb. 11

Turn in your completed Enrollment Card

Enrollment Conference

March h 3

4 4 - 8:00 0 PM

March h 4

7:45 - 11AM

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FA Pre-Enrollment Timeline

Advisory

  • n Feb. 11
  • Receive

Enrollment card

  • Sign Up Genius

to Schedule conference One-Week to:

  • Work on

Graduation Plan

  • Talk to teachers

and coaches

  • Teacher Signature
  • Complete any

Contracts

Advisory

  • Feb. 18

Turn in your completed Enrollment Card

Enrollment Conference

March h 3

4 4 - 8:00 0 PM

March h 4

7:45 - 11AM