[PPT] - Whos Who at Woodland High School Dr. Phil Pearson Dan Uhlenkott PowerPoint Presentation

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Who’s Who at Woodland High School

Dr. Phil Pearson

Principal PearsonP@WoodlandSchools.org Dan Uhlenkott Assistant Principal UhlenkoD@WoodlandSchools.org Christine Maggi (Long term sub for Catherine Pulliam) Counselor for 10th and 11th Grade MaggiC@WoodlandSchools.org Terra Pfeiffer Counselor for 9th and 12th Grade PfeiffeT@WoodlanSchools.org

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All questions need to be asked in the Q & A section at the top of the screen. We will answer as many as we can at the end of the presentation.

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4 English

3 Math 3 Science

2 Health and Fitness 1 C.T.E 3 Social Studies 2 Arts

2 Personalized Pathway

4 Electives

1 Arts 1 PPR*

OR

*PPR= Personalized Pathway Requirement: Locally determined courses that lead to a specific post-high school career outcome chosen by the student, based on the student’s interest and High School and Beyond Plan.

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To earn a WHS diploma

students must earn 24.0 credits, show academic competency on the state assessments, complete a Culminating Project, and complete their High School and Beyond Plan.

WHS Diploma

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How you earn your 24.0 Credits…

At WHS we have:

2 Academic Semesters
During each semester students take 6 classes + a CLC class. Each class is

worth .5 credits and CLC is worth .25 credits.

At the end of the year students can earn up to 6.5 credits. At the end of

four years students can earn up to 26.0 credits.

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Honors ENG 9 will be embedded in regular ENG 9.

This will be determined by communication with the teacher.

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Math Progression: 3.0 Credits

Algebra 2 Transitional Math Applied Math Students are required to take 1.0 credit of Algebra 1 and 1.0 credit of Geometry. After they have completed their Algebra 1 and Geometry requirements then students will complete an additional 1.0 credit of math. Students can choose from the list to the right or an approved course through Running Start or Cascadia Tech. Financial Fitness

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CLC 2020-21

9th CLC

High School Preparedness
Start focusing on pathways
Naviance (career, life, college readiness program)

10th - 11th CLC

Pathways focused (next slide)
Naviance

12th CLC

Life skills focused
Naviance

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Academy of Art and Humanities Academy of Skilled Trades Academy of Family, Vocational, and Consumer Sciences Academy of Medical Occupations and Kinesiology Academy of Business and Computer Sciences STEM Academy

CLC PATHWAYS @ WHS

Academy of Public Safety

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Tips for WHS

Students

Use the to do list generated

automatically by Google

Attack your school tasks earlier rather

than later

Don’t lose hope in your heart. Ask for

help early

Stay connected with your friends
Use social media wisely (or not at all)
Get outside regularly
Go to bed before midnight. Seriously.

You’ll thank me later

Parents

Stay connected with your student’s

academic life even if they say they don’t want you to

Use the parent access feature in

Skyward

Contact your student’s teachers early

with questions or concerns

If the story you’re hearing sounds

strange, you may not be getting the whole story

Contact us at any time, the earlier the

better

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CLC Conferences

Conferences will be Sept. 1st, 2nd and 3rd.
Meeting with CLC teacher to go over what distance learning

will look like and answer any questions you may have.

Sign up through Skyward on the conference tab.

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Spring 2020 vs Fall 2020

Spring 2020

Grades were “frozen” in March
Classes did not meet on a regular

schedule

Office hours were available and
ptional
Staff were required to be off campus
Online learning launched with

minimal prep time

Fall 2020

Grades are awarded using existing

grading practices

Classes meet on a regular schedule
Small group times meet on regular

schedule

Individual assistance available by

request in the mornings

Staff will be on campus during normal

school hours

Significant time put into preparing

Comprehensive Distance Learning.

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