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Sign Up For Updates For Guidance Updates Text @whw2022 to 81010 School Counseling Team Ms. Mitchell A Carj Ms. Scalera Cark Feo Ms. Wilkin Fep Ing Ms. Granberry Ino Manl Mr. Valle Manm Peo


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Sign Up For Updates

For Guidance Updates Text @whw2022 to 81010

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  • Ms. Mitchell

A – Carj ❖

  • Ms. Scalera

Cark – Feo ❖

  • Ms. Wilkin

Fep – Ing ❖

  • Ms. Granberry

Ino – Manl ❖

  • Mr. Valle

Manm – Peo ❖

  • Ms. Rogers

Pep – Sil ❖

  • Ms. Lloyd

Sim – Z ❖

  • Ms. Laurenzana

College and Career Specialist ❖

  • Ms. MacLean

College Transitions Counselor

School Counseling Team

Counselors are available:

  • By appointment (links for each counselor on WHS Website

under Guidance tab)

  • For all students during their lunch every day
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SAFE Coordinator

  • Mr. Taunton, Trey.Taunton@ocps.net

▶ Promotes safe and drug-free school ▶ Meets with students in crisis ▶ Supports families in transition or experiencing homelessness ▶ Refers students for additional counseling services (as needed)

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Pathways and Pre-Majors

Windermere Pathways

 Super Scholar Pathway  University Pathway  2 year College/Tech/Career

Certificate Pathway

 Workforce/Industry Ready

Windermere Pre-Majors

▶ All 9th grade students select a pre-major ▶ Focused curriculum areas, most of which lead to industry certification

▶ Engineering - Electrical, Aerospace, Civil & Architecture and Environmental Sustainability ▶ Biomedical ▶ Digital Design ▶ Arts ▶ Liberal Arts ▶ Tourism Marketing & Management

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Communication Tools

It is very important for you to be in close communication with your teachers, counselor and parents. Take responsibility for your education, if you have questions, ask them. Ways to be Connected:

▶ Remind ▶ School website ▶ WHS Facebook page ▶ ProgressBook ▶ Canvas ▶ E-Mail

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Academic Support

Tutoring

▶ Offered in most subject areas either before or after school. ▶ Full schedule is available on the WHS website under the Students tab.

Weekend Wolverines

▶ Saturdays from 8:30 – 11:30am (Breakfast from 8:00 – 8:30am) ▶ For questions contact, (407) 347-0980 ext. 6042641 or e-mail: amanda.newcomer@ocps.net ▶ To register:

  • 1. Return letter located in Front Office or Student Services

OR

  • 2. Complete form online located on WHS website under the Students tab.
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High School Graduation Requirements 24 Credits

These credits represent the minimum for a standard diploma. Students seeking admission to college will be expected to take additional rigorous coursework.

Subject Area Credits English 4 Math (must include Algebra 1 and Geometry) 4 Science (must include Biology) 3 Social Studies ○ World History (1) ○ US History (1) ○ Economics with Financial Literacy (.5) ○ US Government(.5) 3 Health Opportunities in Physical Education (HOPE) 1 Fine, Performing, or Approved Practical Art 1 Electives 8 One Online Course Total 24

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Additional Requirements

▶ 2.0 unweighted GPA ▶ The cumulative Grade Point Average is based on final grades) ▶ State Assessment Requirements ▶ FSA Reading (Must Pass) ▶ ACT Reading – 18 ▶ SAT Reading – 480 ▶ Algebra 1 EOC (Must Pass) ▶ ACT Math – 16 ▶ SAT Math – 420 ▶ PSAT Math – 430 ▶ Online Course

www.flvs.net

Be sure to select “Orange County Virtual Franchise” when prompted.

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Diploma Designations

Students have the opportunity to earn added distinctions on their high school diploma: ▶ Scholar Designation ▶ Students must satisfy additional requirements, including more rigorous courses and passing EOC scores ▶ Out of state and private school transfer students who have already completed Biology, Geometry, and U.S. History will need to take these EOCs to qualify for this designation ▶ Merit Designations ▶ Students must attain one or more approved industry certifications ▶ Biliteracy Seal ▶ Recognizes students who have attained high level competency in a foreign language

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GPA

▶ GPA is a calculation of your final grades on an unweighted and

weighted scale.

▶ Graduation is based on your unweighted GPA. ▶ Your class rank is based on your weighted GPA. ▶ Colleges/Universities recalculate your GPA based on their own

GPA scales.

Gr a de Sta nda r d Unwe ig hte d Honor s We ig ht (+1) AP/ Dua l E nr

  • llme nt

We ig ht (+2)

A 4 5 6 B 3 4 5 C 2 3 4 D 1 – no a dde d we ig ht g ive n F 0 – no a dde d we ig ht g ive n

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How your grades affect your GPA

Take a look at this sample student’s transcript. What do you notice? Although this student had a good freshman year, they are now at risk and have an

  • verall GPA of 1.85.
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Dual Enrollment Opportunities

▶ Valencia ▶ UF ▶ UCF ▶ Orange Technical College

What is dual enrollment?

▶ Dual enrollment gives students the opportunity to earn high

school and college courses at the same time.

▶ Students can accelerate the completion of a college degree. ▶ Dual enrollment is free! ▶ Applications for Fall 2019 open in the Spring.

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Requirements

▶ 3.0 unweighted GPA by date of application ▶ College ready test scores to Valencia by deadline (SAT/ACT/PERT/FSA) ▶ OCPS covers cost of books ▶ Transportation is not provided

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Requirements

  • Only juniors and seniors
  • 3.6 unweighted GPA
  • One of the three following

tests:

  • SAT – with a 1100

composite score

  • ACT – with a 22

composite score

  • PSAT – with a 1130

composite score

Requirements

  • Only juniors and seniors
  • 3.8 unweighted GPA

recalculated by UCF using academic core only

  • One of the following tests:
  • SAT – with a 1330

composite score

  • ACT – with a 28

composite score

Courses are taken online through UF

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Programs Include:

  • 3D Animation
  • Automotive
  • Culinary
  • Information Technology
  • Medical Assisting
  • Pharmacy Tech
  • Veterinarian Assisting
  • Welding
  • And more…

Requirements

  • Only juniors and seniors
  • Must be 16 years of age
  • 2.0 unweighted GPA
  • Transportation is provided!
  • Contact Career Specialist:
  • Ms. Heidelberg

Brandi.Heidelberg@ocps.net

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What should you be doing NOW?

  • Take your academics seriously – Everything counts!
  • Communicate with teachers and seek help when needed.
  • Challenge yourself by taking a rigorous course load.
  • Start building your college resume.
  • Participate in extracurricular activities.
  • Develop leadership skills.
  • Begin working on community service.
  • Explore college and career interests.
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What Information is Reviewed by College Admissions Officers?

At First Glance

▶ Test Scores ▶ Strength of Courses ▶ Grades and Overall GPA

Additional Factors

▶ Personal Accomplishments ▶ Character ▶ Demonstrated Interest ▶ Essay ▶ Teacher and Counselor Recommendations ▶ Class Rank ▶ Senior Year Courses

Nu Number ers m s make y e you c competitive, e, your s ur story ry make kes y you u compelling!

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OCPS Super Scholars

Recognizes students from each school who are accepted into:

▶ Top 20 National

Universities

▶ Top 20 Liberal Arts

Colleges

▶ U.S. Service Academies

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∙ Scholarship for Florida Residents ∙ Recalculated weighted GPA is used based on 16 core courses

Academic Scholars (FAS) Medallion Scholars (FMS) Gold Seal Vocational Scholars (GSV) Weighted GPA: 3.5 Test Scores: SAT Reading & Math 1290

  • r ACT 29

Service Hours: 100 Weighted GPA: 3.0 Test Scores: SAT Reading & Math 1170

  • r ACT 26

Service Hours: 75 Weighted GPA:3.0 Test Scores: SAT Reading & Math 880 Or ACT English 17, Reading 19, Math 19 Or PERT Reading 106 Writing 103, Math 114 Service Hours: 30

Florida Bright Futures Scholarship Programs

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Community Service Guidelines

Community service guidelines are located on the WHS website under the Guidance tab. Process: 1) Develop a plan that addresses a social problem in your community. 2) Prior to completing your hours, submit a plan for approval with a pre-essay to your counselor. 3) Submit signed documentation with a reflection essay after completion to your counselor.

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College and Career Center

▶ Hours: 7:00am – 2:30pm ▶ College Spirit Day is Wednesday! ▶ Services

▶ College, Career & Military ▶ College Admission Rep Visits ▶ College Essay Writing ▶ ACT/SAT Registration Help ▶ Naviance ▶ College Field Trips

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Naviance: College & Career Planning

Students can: ▶ Sign up to attend college admission rep visits ▶ Complete college and career planning activities ▶ Complete custom online surveys including personality profiles and career interests ▶ Research and compare colleges ▶ Research scholarships and financial aid opportunities ▶ Create resumes of accomplishments ▶ Access Naviance through Launchpad.ocps.net