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Welcome

Class of 2030!

Course Selection

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Meet our admin team:

Mrs. Diana Diaz-Ferguson

Principal

Ms. Sharon Ferry

School Counseling

Ms. Amy Wu

Instruction

Ms. Caroline Botros

Business and Activities

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Meet our counseling team:

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Ways a counselor can help...

Improve in academics

Choose courses

Explore career options

Plan for college

Explore your feelings

Resolve personal problems

Make life decisions

Support

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How Are Credits earned?

Grading Scale:

A = Excellent (5 credits)

B = Above Average (5 credits)

C = Average (5 credits)

D = Below Average (5 credits)

F = Failed (0 credits)

  • 6 classes x 5 credits per class = 30 credits/semester

* All A-G courses needs to be passed with a grade of “C” or higher to be eligible.

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3 Easy Steps to Becoming a Freshman!

  1. Parents MUST sign in to their Parent Portal and Submit the Returning Student Registration

  • Upload a current (original )utility bill with your parent(s)/guardian’s name addressed to the bill. Documents should be uploaded on the returning registration screen

  • Register for Course Selections via the Parent/Student portal (2/23-3/4)

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  1. AHS Counselors will meet with all potential permit students during the elementary site visit (this DOES NOT GUARANTEE approval to enroll at AHS)
  2. Permit request is NOW AVAILABLE on our district website.
  3. AP of Counseling will review all permit applications
  4. A staff member will reach out to inform the family of enrollment approval
  5. Course requests will be entered for approved permit students

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Course Selection Window

  • February 23th – March 4th (Access through PowerSchool)
  • Log onto https://ausd.powerschool.com/
  • Click on Course Selection
  • Remember Course Selection is separate from enrollment:

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9th Grade Course Selection Sheet

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AUSD

Course Catalog

Ahsmoors.org > academics > Course Catalog

What is a course catalog?

  • Course Title
  • Which A-G Requirements it meets
  • Course Description

Example:

Drafting Architecture 1/2 EL (CSU/UC, “f”)

DRFT ARCH1/2 / IT25A/B

Grade Level Option: 9, 10, 11, 12

Prerequisite: None

Offered at: AHS & MKHS

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Course Selection Screen:

2025-2026

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English

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Math

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Science

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PE

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Ethnic Studies

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Electives

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Electives

Multiple screens

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Alternates

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0 or 7th period

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Online Course Selection: Course Summary

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Sample 9th Grade Schedule*

*May be adjusted based on multiple factors (ex: grades, test scores)

Sample Schedule:

Period 1: English Intensive

Period 2: English Intensive

Period 3: Integrated Math I

Period 4: PE

Period 5: Ethnic Studies

Period 6: Elective

Sample Schedule:

Period 1: English 1/2

Period 2: Intensified Math

Period 3: Biology

Period 4: PE

Period 5: Ethnic Studies

Period 6: Elective

Sample Schedule:

Period 1: English 1/2

Period 2: Integrated Math I

Period 3: PE

Period 4: Ethnic Studies

Period 5: Biology

Period 6: Elective

English Intervention

Math Intervention

No Intervention

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Honors/AP Contract

  • Log into Powerschool
  • Submit an AP and Honors contract by
        • MARCH 4th
  • *AP Fee waivers are available to take the exam at a reduced cost for students with proof of Free/Reduced lunch
  • $40 AP Exam Fee for any late or forfeited tests.

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How to Fill out AP/Honors Contract

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Course Selection Reminders

  • ALL classes are YEARLONG

  • Course selection requests are not guaranteed.

  • Do not duplicate your course requests this creates ERRORS

Example:

Drawing/Painting for ELECTIVE then Drawing/Painting again for ALTERNATIVE= ERROR

  • You will be meeting with counselors to review your course selection

March 9th - March 20th

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College & Career Center

College Credit Classes

  • Allows students to take college courses while in high school for free
  • Classes take place after school on our high school campuses
  • Class Schedule: https://tinyurl.com/ausd-ecp-classes
  • See Ms. Liu, CTE Advisor at the College & Career Center for more information and registration

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College & Career Center

Career Technical Education (CTE) Classes

  • Classes during school days
  • Students will be able to earn high school credits and meet “a-g” requirement
  • Students will have hands on /real life experience
  • Completion of 2 years sequence of courses will earn pathway certificate, graduation cord & opportunity for internship

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College & Career Center

Information Meeting:

In Person:

  • Wed. 3/4 6-7pm @AHS Library
  • Thurs. 3/12 6-7pm @MKHS Cafeteria

Zoom:

  • Wed 3/11 6-7pm via Zoom

RSVP: tinyurl.com/AUSDECP26

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What is PODER?

PODER is a four year program designed to prepare high school students for a higher education. In PODER students:

  • will complete a rigorous college prep path
  • enroll in honors & AP courses;
  • will take leadership positions at school;
  • will become involved in school activities.

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Who can apply?

  • Eighth grade students who will be a first generation college student.
  • Maintain a 2.0 to 3.0 grade point average; and
  • Must have the desire to be part of PODER and understand that it is a rigorous college preparatory program.

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January/February

Step 1: Applications/ Recruitment Open

Online application: PODER website and application

February 26

Step 2: Attend a PODER Information session at AHS auditorium at 5:30pm

April 30

Step 3: Notification of Acceptance

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Important Dates

February 26

  • 8th grade Family Night Presentation @6pm at AHS Auditorium

March 6

  • 8th grade Showcase @ AHS

March 9- March 20

  • Individual meetings at your school with the AHS Counselors

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Student Involvement

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Student Involvement

  • Meet new friends with same interest/skills
  • Gain social skills by working with others
  • Develop leadership skills
  • Strengthen college applications
  • Prepare for future careers
  • Build resume of experience

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Club List Overview

We have over 70 clubs on campus, including:

  • Gay Straight Alliance (GSA)
  • Artists Anonymous
  • Alhambra Dance Team
  • Latin American Student Organization (LASO)
  • Alhambra Robotics Club
  • Women Empowerment League (WEL)
  • Film and Photography Club
  • Global Awareness Club
  • Korean Culture Club
  • Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA)
  • Science Olympiad
  • Speech and Debate
  • Red Cross
  • Alhambra Orchestra
  • Academic Decathlon (ACA DEC)
  • Mighty Moor Marching Band (MMMB)
  • Bio-Med Research
  • PODER

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Sports*

Fall

Cross Country

Football

Girls Tennis

Girls Volleyball

Boys Water Polo

Girls Golf

WINTER

Boys Basketball

Girls Basketball

Boys Soccer

Girls Soccer

Girls Water Polo

Wrestling

SPRING

Co-ed Badminton

Baseball

Boys Tennis

Boys Volleyball

Swimming

Softball

Track

*Requirements to participate in a sport:

•2.0 GPA •Valid physical from doctor •Completed Athletic Clearance Packet •Commitment/Dedication/Perseverance

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Sports

Interest Form

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Join Us This Thursday!

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QUESTIONS????