Pathways to YOUR Success NCHS Counselors class of 2019 Patti - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Pathways to YOUR Success NCHS Counselors class of 2019 Patti - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Pathways to YOUR Success NCHS Counselors class of 2019 Patti Henneberry : MARI-OR Kim Kopec: A-BOH (630) 420-2994 (630) 420-2925 Renae Groom: OS-REI Rachel Rogers: BOI-DA (630) 420-2999 (630) 420-6254 Jason Booker: REN-SIN Dan
NCHS Counselors class of 2019
Kim Kopec: A-BOH (630) 420-2925 Rachel Rogers: BOI-DA (630) 420-6254 Dan Goldstein: DE-FRAN (630) 420-2954 Pam McNeeley: FRAO-HA (630) 420-6256
Keith Lakstigala: HE-KIN
(630) 420-2975 Linda Gross: KIR-MARK (630) 420-2991
Patti Henneberry:
MARI-OR (630) 420-2994 Renae Groom: OS-REI (630) 420-2999 Jason Booker: REN-SIN (630) 420-2965 Michelle Kirincich: SIO-VE (630) 420-6255 Anna Ma: VI-Z (630) 420-6257 Student Services Director: Karen Lemanski (630) 420-6554
Tonight’s Agenda
Demonstrate career tools in Naviance Choose Electives and Course Selection
Timeline
Review academic planning and testing
updates
Plan for college
Naviance Access through NCHS website schools.naperville203.org/central
Career Exploration
Naviance Login
- Enter student email address
- DJGoldstein@stu.naperville203.org
- Enter password
- password has been self generated by the student
- If unable to successfully login, please have your
student see their counselor or Jean Childers in our College and Career Center. Do not click “forgot your password”
Career Exploration
Naviance Login Success!!
This is the HOMEPAGE – click on Career Tab to explore
Sophomore Checklist
Career Exploration
Get to Know YOURSELF…it is a process!
- Take advantage of personal assessments
- Career Interest Profiler
- Cluster Finder
- Do What You Are
- Strengths Explorer
- Consider potential careers
- Identify appropriate H.S. courses based on college & career
goals
College Visits
From the homepage - Click on Colleges THEN Click on View All Upcoming College Visits
Signing Up for College Visits
NCHS College and Career Center
The CCC is located in Student Services Students are welcome, before school, during
lunch, for college visits
- ver 270 visits from colleges this year
Open some Thursday nights 6:30-8:30 (check
Redbook)
Jean Childers - coordinator
jchilders@naperville203.org
Course Selection Timeline
Dates
Course Awareness Week (Nov 28-Dec 02) Course Recommendation Day (Dec 6) Infinite Campus Portal opens (Dec 6) Course selection meetings with counselor
(Jan 12 - Feb 3)
Course changes for academic reasons
(June-mid July)
Academic Skills
- Gauge your strengths and weaknesses
- Talk with your counselor about challenging yourself
- Colleges are looking for a solid foundation of
learning that you can build on.
- Colleges prefer 4 yrs of English (Composition and
Literature), Mathematics, Science, and Social Studies.
- Inquire about weighted honors and AP courses.
- Consider Blended and Online Learning Courses
- Keep a daily focus on academics
Blended and Online Learning Courses
Blended Learning
- Combines traditional face-to-face learning with online
independent components
- Allows students some control over the pace, place, and
path for completing coursework
- Teachers will be able to tailor instruction based on student
needs Online Learning
- Delivered via Canvas
- Provides students increased flexibility in their day
- Students will have access to their assigned teacher
Student Academic Support
- 1. The Academic Center Room 117 during 2nd half of
lunch periods
- 2. Study Skills Academy (After School Tutoring)
Wednesday from 3:30-4:30 in the Learning Commons (formerly LRC/Library)
- 3. Science Support starting at 7:15 am
Chemistry Room 323 Physics Room 326 Biology Room 313
- 4. Math Support Room 343 starting at 7:15 am
- 5. Spanish Support Room 104 starting at 7:15 am
Get Involved Join extra-curricular activities. Colleges prefer well-rounded students.
- Community Service
- School Sports and Clubs
- Religious Organizations
- Work Experience
- Internships and summer opportunities
- Unique experiences
Future Events
NCHS College Planning Night (February 21, 2017) Spring College Fairs
IACAC Regional Fair – North Central College (March 20, 2017)
Conquering College Costs (March 22, 2017) Junior Family Night / Standardized Testing (September 2017) Financial Aid Night (September 2017) Fall College Fairs
NACAC National Fair - Navy Pier (October 2017) IACAC Regional Fair - College of DuPage (October 2017)
Tuesday, February 21, is College Planning Night from 6:30-8:30 p.m
Topic Presenter Selective Colleges/Universities Notre Dame Big 10 Public Universities University of Iowa Small Private Colleges/Universities Illinois Wesleyan College Community College College of DuPage State Universities in Illinois University of Illinois Midwest Student Exchange Program University of Wisconsin Systems Mid-size Colleges/Universities Bradley University College Prep 101 University of Cincinnati Military Academies West Point Military Academy We will begin with a brief introduction from Naperville Central counselors from 6:30-6:50pm in the Auditorium. Then every family will have the opportunity to attend three 25 minute breakout sessions of your choice. The breakout sessions are listed below: Session 1: 6:55 - 7:20 p.m. Session 2: 7:25 - 7:50 p.m. Session 3: 7:55 - 8:20 p.m.
Conquering College Costs Seminar
March 22nd @ NCHS Auditorium from 7:00-8:30PM and learn every possible way to reduce college sticker price
Frank Palmasani has delivered seminars to parent
audiences on this topic for the last 32 years. Along with dozens of presentations to counselor associations, he is
- ften quoted in news articles or on radio shows when
college costs are discussed. His presentation will focus on paying for college without excessive debt and is important for parents of all grade levels.
Event is sponsored by NCHS counselors
Spring Testing
April 5th – Sophomores will take the PSAT 10
This is a Practice SAT test It will be graded by the testing company (Collegeboard) Counselors/Case managers will apply for
accommodations for students with 5o4 plans or IEP’s
April 6th – Sophomores will take a Practice ACT
This is a “retired” ACT test this is owned by the district It will be scored by our district We will not be providing testing accommodations
This concludes
- ur presentation