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하베스트 파크 ELAC 회의 2024~2025

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환영

  1. 소개
  2. 학부모 연락 담당자 - 소개
  3. ELAC란 무엇인가요?
  4. 새로운 문화에 적응하기
  5. DELAC이란 무엇입니까? 신고하세요.
  6. 학교 달력
  7. 액세스란 무엇입니까?
  8. Q-연결

질문

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소개

안녕! 내 이름은 ___________.

내 아이는 _______입니다.

그/그녀는 _____ 학년입니다.

우리는 ________ 출신입니다.

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PUSD:

Graduating from High School

Students will need to earn 230 credits and fulfill specific course requirements in order to graduate from high school.

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How Many Credits Can I Earn in 4 Years?

Let’s do some math!

Typically, students take 6 classes each year of high school, so...

6 classes x

5 credits per semester = 30

30 Credits x

2 semesters = 60

60 credits x

4 years of high school = 240

Which leaves you with a 10 credit cushion!

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PUSD:

Graduating from High School

Credits: Each class a student takes earns credits. Year-long classes are worth 10 credits. Semester-long classes are worth 5 credits.

Students earn credits by passing classes with a D- or above. An F earns 0 credits and requires students to retake the class to earn the credits.

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High School Graduation Requirements

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Other PUSD Requirements to Graduate from High School

*Successfully Complete Algebra 1

*PE - 2 Years

*20 hours of Community Service

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College in California: UC/CSU

UC - University of California

(9 campuses)

CSU - California State Universities

(23 campuses)

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UC/CSU

A-G Requirements

The A-G Requirements are a set of courses that a student will need to take in high school in order to be eligible to apply for a UC or CSU college.

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High School Diploma vs. College Eligibility

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College Acceptance:

Grade Point Average (GPA)

This is an average of students grades on a 4 point scale.

  • A = 4 points
  • B = 3 points
  • C = 2 points
  • D = 1 point
  • F = 0 points

AP Classes and some Honors classes get a “bump” of one extra point/letter. For example, an A = 5 points, B = 4 points, C = 3 points (D and F do not get a bump).

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GPA Continued

Example:

  1. English - C (2 points)
  2. Math - A (4 points)
  3. PE - B (3 points)
  4. AP Biology - B (4 points)

GPA = (2 + 4 + 3 + 4) / 4 = 13/4 = 3.25

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7th Grade Example Schedule

2025-2026

ELD I

  1. ELD I
  2. ELD I
  3. Math
  4. Science
  5. Lunch (can be 4th or 5th period)
  6. PE 7
  7. Elective
  8. History

ELD II

  1. PE 7
  2. ELA
  3. ELA
  4. ELD II
  5. Lunch (can be 4th or 5th period)
  6. History
  7. Science
  8. Elective
  9. Math

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8th Grade Example Schedule

2025-2026

ELD I

  • ELD I
  • ELD I
  • Math
  • Science
  • Lunch
  • PE 8 (broken into 2 semesters)
  • History
  • Elective

ELD II

  • ELA
  • History
  • ELD II
  • Science
  • Lunch
  • PE 7
  • Math
  • Elective

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Testing Schedule

March: ELPAC, 4 Days

April: CAASPP, 4 Days

May: MAP, 2 Days

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Mrs. Bolin ELD Teacher

Mrs. Simpson ELD Counselor

Mrs. Gonsalves ELD Administrator

Mrs. Chuang ELD Parent Liaison

Mrs. Kim ELD Parent Liaison

Please email us if you have any questions.