Pleasant Grove High School Welcome Parents & Students
Introductions Principal, Mendy Sharp 11/12th Grade Assistant Principal, Robert Goline 9/10th Grade Dean of Students, Steve Blevins 11/12th Grade Counselor, Louanne Smith 9/10th Grade Counselor, Karen Carpenter Attendance, Lisa Buchanan Secretaries, Joyce Cook & Jeannie Loar Counselors Secretary, Lisa Smith
Current PGMS 8 th Grade -11 th Graders Course Selection Process ► February 23 rd from 8:20-10:30 AM – PGHS will be hosting the PGMS 8th grade tour ► February 27 th @ 6:00 PM Current 8 th -9 th graders & ► March 1 st @ 6:00 PM Current 10 th -11 th graders - Parent Night in the High School Cafeteria to discuss PGHS Course Guide and Endorsement plans, as well as, learn of our new program Career Cruising. Career Cruising is designed to schedule, create a four-year plan, build a resume and portfolio for your student and much more. ► February 21 st - March 1 st - Mrs. Carpenter and Mrs. Smith will meet in the classrooms ► March 12 th -15 th Mrs. Carpenter will meet in the PGMS Computer Classes for course selection ► March 19 th -28 th Mrs. Carpenter will meet with PGMS students/parents about their four-year plan
Course Guide Link on www.PGISD.net Website and hard copies available Explains the following: Endorsement Plans/Four Year Plans Honors, PreAP, or AP criteria-weighted classes Core area sequence Information about college entrance requirements Descriptions of courses offered with prerequisites
Foundation and Endorsement Plans
Foundation Plan ► 22-credits ► Endorsement options that allow students to focus on a related series of courses ► A student may graduate without earning an endorsement if, after his or her sophomore year, the student’s parent and principal signs a form permitting the student to omit the endorsement requirement.
Student:___________________________________________ Student ID#:________________ Date:________________ Expected Graduation Year _______________ 26 credits required for all Endorsement Plans, 22 credits required for Foundation Plan Career Choice:_____________________________________________________ Foundation English Language Arts: (4 Credits) Math: (3 Credits) (Endorsement 4 Credits) Science: Social Studies: (4 Credits) ☐ English I (Pre-AP) ☐ Algebra I (Pre-AP) (3 Credits) (Endorsement 4 Credits) ☐ World Geography ☐ English II (Pre-AP) ☐ Geometry (Pre-AP) ☐ Biology (Pre-AP) ☐ World History (Pre-AP) ☐ English III (Pre-AP, AP) Choose at least one from the following: Choose at least one from the following: ☐ U.S. History (HD, AP) ☐ IPC ☐ Algebra II (Pre-AP) ☐ U.S. Government (HD, AP) (0.5) Final English – Choose from the ☐ Mathematical Models ☐ Chemistry(Pre-AP) following: ☐ Economics (H) (0.5) ☐ English IV (HD) Plan ☐ Financial Mathematics ☐ Physics (H) ( or) ☐ Princ. of Technology ☐ Debate III-H Final Math – Choose from the following: *Cannot take both* Speech: (0.5 Credit) ☐ Adv. Journ.: Newspaper III-H ☐ Algebra II (Pre-AP) Final Science – Choose from the following: ☐ Professional Communications ☐ Adv. Journ.: Yearbook III-H ☐ Statistics (HD, AP) ☐ Chemistry (Pre-AP) ☐ Adv. Broadcasting Journ. III-H ☐ College Prep - Math ☐ Physics (H) ( or) ☐ Princ. of Technology Fine Arts Career Technology ☐ Independent Study in Journ.-H ☐ IS in Math 1 (Coll. Alg- HD) (1 Credit) (1 Credit) *Cannot take both* ☐ Environmental Systems ☐ Art ☐ BIM I ☐ IS in Math 2 (Coll. Alg/Trig-HD) ☐ ☐ IS in Math 3 (Calculus- HD) ☐ Anatomy & Physiology-H ☐ Band Robotics I-H ☐ Scientific Res. & Des. I (Chem. II-HD) ☐ Drill Team ☐ Video Game Des. ☐ Robotics II-H ☐ Computer Prog.-H ☐ Accounting II-HD ☐ Scientific Res. & Des. II (Bio. II-HD) ☐ Theatre ☐ Dance ☐ Animation I ☐ Digital Design & Media Productions-H LOTE: (2 Credits from the same Physical Education (1 Credit) Electives (Endorsement 4.5 Credit s) Post Graduation Education and Career ☐ Foundations of Personal Fitness (0.5) language) Goals: ☐ Spanish I Choose one from the following: ☐ _________________________________ ☐ Spanish II ☐ Athletics ☐ Four Year College ☐ Band- Fall Semester ☐ _________________________________ ☐ Two Year College ☐ French I ☐ Cheer ☐ Technical Training ☐ French II ☐ Drill Team-Fall Semester ☐ _________________________________ ☐ Employment ☐ PE __________ ☐ Military, Branch ________________ ☐ _________________________ ☐ Track / Cross Country ☐ _________________________________ ☐ Other _______________________ ☐ _________________________ ☐ _________________________________ 7 th /8 th gr 9 th gr (English) (Math) (Science) (Social Studies) English 1 Biology World Geography 10 th gr English 2 World History 11 th gr English 3 US History 12 th gr Govt. / Econ. Endorsements Chosen: Performance Acknowledgements: 26 Credits ☐ Business & Industry Certification By signing this, I am agreeing to the four-year endorsement plan(s) chosen. I also understand that in order to change endorsements, both ☐ Arts & Humanities ☐ Dual Credit student and parent/guardian signatures are required. In order for your ☐ Business & Industry son/daughter to make a schedule change, he/she must have a signed ☐ Bilingualism/Biliteracy endorsement plan on record. ☐ Multidisciplinary ☐ AP Exam ☐ Public Services ☐ PSAT, PLAN, ACT, SAT Parent Signature:__________________________________________ Date:______________ ☐ STEM Distinguished Achievement: Student Signature:________________________________________ Date:______________ ☐ Endorsement Completion ☐ Foundation Plan ☐ Algebra II Completion Chosen: 22 Credits
Endorsements & Four Year Plans ► Business & Industry CTE Arts, AV & Information Technology & Communications CTE Business Management, Marketing & Finance English and Language Arts Workforce ► Arts & Humanities- English, LOTE, Fine Arts, & Social Studies ► Public Services- Education & Training, Health Science & Human Services ► STEM- Advanced Math & Science, Computer Science & Electronics, & Multi-Focus ► Multidisciplinary- 4 Advanced courses; 4 Credits in each of the 4 foundation subject; 4 Credits in AP and/or Dual Credit Courses
CTE per Endorsement Area Business & Industry ARCHITECTURE AND CONSTRUCTION FINANCE ____7007 Interior Design 1 ____8022 Accounting I H ____7009 Interior Design II ____8025 Accounting II H (Math) ____7004 Pract. Interior Design H (2) ____8020 Money Matters ____7080 Construction Tech (I)(2)(TC) ____9036 Financial Math ____7081 Construction Tech(II)(2)(TC) ____9034 Statistics and Bus. Decision Making ____8000 Building Main. Tech I (2)(TC) ____8029 Securities & Investments H ____8001 Building Main. Tech II (2)(TC) ____7039 Electrical Technology I (1)(TC) ____7051 Electrical Technology II (2)(TC) HOSPITALITY AND TOURISM ____7066 HVAC/Ref. & Technology I (1)(TC) ____7077 Culinary Arts (2) (TC) ____7067 HVAC/Ref & Technology II (2)(TC) ____7079 Advanced Culinary Arts (2)(TC) ARTS, AUDIO/VIDEO, INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY, AND COMMUNICATION MARKETING ____7001 Fashion Design I ____7024 Entrepreneurship ____7002 Fashion Design II H ____8027 *Sports Ent. & Marketing I H ____8077 Animation I ____8028 *Sports Ent. & Marketing II H ____8081 Animation II H ____8079 *Social Media Marketing H ____8082 Pract. In Animation H ____7021 *Career Prep I (2) ____ 8015 Video Game Design ____8035 Computer Programming I H ____7022 *Career Prep II (2) ____8036 Computer Programming II H ____7064 *Project-Based Research II ____8011 Bus. Info Mgt I (BIM I) ____8012 Bus. Info Mgt II (BIM II) HD TRANSPORTATION, DISTRIBUTION, AND ____8076 Graphic Design and Illustration LOGISTICS ____7032 Aircraft Airframe Tech (2)(SAU) BUSINESS MANAGEMENT & ADMINISTRATION ____7035 Aircraft Powerplant Tech (2)(SAU) ____8011 Bus. Info Mgt I (BIM I) ____7037 Pract Transp Distribution (2)(SAU) ____8032 Business Law H ____7085 Automotive Tech (I) (2)(TC) ____8057 *Global Business ____8055 Princ of Bus., Mkt., & Finance ____7087 Automotive Tech (II) (2)(TC) ____8058 *Virtual Business ____7068 Diesel Equip Tech I (2) (TC) ____7069 Diesel Equip Tech II (2) (TC)
CATE Courses the Receive College Credit
CTE per Endorsement Area Business & Industry: English Language Arts Debate Journalism ____1081 Debate I ____1091+Adv Broadcast.Jrnl I PGTV ____1084 +Debate II H ____1092+Adv Broadcast.Jrnl. II H PGTV ____1085 +Debate III H ____1093+Adv Broadcast.Jrnl III H PGTV ____1086 +IS in Speech H ____1061 +AJ: Newspaper Prod. I (Debate IV H ) ____1066 +AJ: Newspaper Prod. II H ____1067 +AJ: Newspaper Prod III H ____1051 +AJ: Yearbook Prod. I ____1056 +AJ: Yearbook Prod. II H ____1057 +AJ: Yearbook Prod. III H ____1069 +Ind. Studies in Jrnl. I H ____1070 +Ind. Studies in Jrnl. II H ____1058 Digital Design and Media H
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