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Center High School

12th Grade Information Night

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12th Grade Parent/Guardian Night Sign In

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Counseling

Team

Ana Perez

Head School Counselor

Kim Esposito

School Counselor

Dulce Ramirez

School Counselor

Celina Adams

School Counselor

9th-12th

Last Names:A-El

All MCA

9th-12th

Last Names:Em-Ni

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9th-12th

Last Names:No-Z

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Intervention Counselor

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Graduation

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May 27, 2027

CHS Stadium

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Cap/Gown Herff Jones

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Senior Portraits Cady www.cady.com

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CHS Student Support

College and Career Tech:

Ms.Cece Durazo durazo@centerusd.org (Library)

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Social Worker:

Ms. Leslie lesliealvarez@centerusd.org (Hub, room 801)

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Mental Health & Wellness Clinician:

Mrs. Curtis mcurtis@centerusd.org

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Peer Tutoring: TBA

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Student and Family Support Services :

Mr. Miranda rmiranda@centerusd.org (Annex)

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Role of Your High School Counselor

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*Provide Counseling to all Students:

Academic, Personal/Social, College and Career

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*Assist students and their families in monitoring

graduation requirements.

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*Help students in the development and refinement

of their four-year educational plan.

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How To See Your Counselor

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The Counseling Department is located in the Student Center.

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Students may “drop-in” during their lunch time or after school

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. Request for Appointment -Available by QR code.

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Parents may call the Main Office or Student Center to make an appointment with their student’s counselor

OR call/ email student’s counselor directly.

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STUDENT CENTER: 338-6428

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  • Check grades
  • Monitor homework and assignments
  • Credits and transcript accessibility
  • Attendance records
  • Email Teachers

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If you do not have an AERIES account,

please email your student’s counselor for assistance.

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Student or Parent Concerns with a Class?

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Ceremony Eligibility

  • Students must complete all graduation requirements to walk; summer school students get diplomas later and cannot participate in the ceremony.

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  • Behavior Standing- Participating in senior activities and the graduation ceremony is a privilege; students with discipline issues or suspensions may lose the right to walk with their class.

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Center USD Graduation Requirements!

English

40

Math

30

World History

10

US History

10

Government

5

Ethnic Studies

5

Economics

5

Life Science

10

Physical Science

10

Fine Art/World Lang/CTE

10

Health

5

PE

20

Consumer Finance

5

Electives

95

Total

260

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A - History/Social Science

2 years required

B - English

4 years required

C - Math

3 years required (passing IM3);

4th Year: A Senior math class strongly recommended

D - Laboratory Science

2 years required; 3 years recommended

E - Language Other Than English (same language)

2 years required; 3 years recommended

F - Visual and Performing Arts

1 year required

G - College Prep Elective

1 year required

A-G Requirements for CSU & UC

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Is your senior off track?

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Grade F=no credit and student may need to retake the class IF it is a graduation requirement.

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*Credit Recovery Available*

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Transfer to MHS and graduate there (Continuation School).

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Summer School Graduate- No participation in the graduation

ceremony.

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Dual Enrollment

Enroll in up to eleven college units per semester while in high school.

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Make an appointment with your high school counselor to determine eligibility.

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Enrollment is a two step process.

Apply to community college for the upcoming semester.

Complete the dual enrollment/academic enrichment application.

Eligible student must earn a C or higher in the class to earn college credit.

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Letter of Recommendation

MUST BE REQUESTED AT LEAST 2 WEEKS in advance to allow ample time for recommenders.

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Brag sheet forms can be obtained from counselors, online or in the Student Center.

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Requests will not be accepted less than two weeks prior to the deadline.

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Letters will not be written over breaks or holidays and does not count as the two week notice.

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Post Secondary

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Military

What Is the ASVAB?

(ASVAB stands for Armed Services Vocational Aptitude Battery Exam)

ASVAB exam is used to determine enlistment

eligibility for potential recruits, assign military jobs and aid students in career exploration

-Army, Navy, Air Force, Marine Corps, Coast Guard, National Guard

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When is the ASVAB exam?

ASVAB Test is administered at Center High School

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Where Do I Sign Up?

Sign up at the Career Center w/ Ms. Cece

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Community College

HS Diploma

No SAT/ACT required

Apply for Financial Aid (FAFSA Or Dream Act)

FAFSA-Open in October

Sierra College-Open in October

American River-Open in February

Trade/CTE programs

EMT, Mechanic, Dental Assisting, Nursing Assisting

Obtain a AA, AS Degrees, or Certificate

Transfer in 2 years to a University

ADT Associate Degree for Transfer to a CSU

TAG Transfer Admission Guarantee to some UC’s

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4 Year University

Private University

Application deadline and testing requirements vary

Letter of recommendation may be required

Many schools use the common application

apply www.commonapp.org

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Out of State

Each school varies with deadlines and requirements

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California State University, CSU 23 campus

Minimum 2.0 GPA, A-G req.,SAT/ACT (optional), grades C or above in a-g classes

No letter of recommendation required/No personal statement

Filing date Oct. 1st - Nov 30th

apply www2.calstate.edu/apply

$70 per school, Fee waiver eligibility is built into application

University of California, UC 9 campus

Minimum 3.0 GPA, A-G req., SAT/ACT (optional), grade C or above in a-g classes

No letter of recommendation required/4 Personal insight questions

Filing date Oct. 1st - Nov. 30th

apply https://admission.universityofcalifonia.edu

$80 per school, Fee waiver eligibility is built into application

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SAT and ACT Information

used for course placement and scholarship

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  • UC and CSU’s are not requiring applicants to take the SAT/ACT for this school year. Private Universities may required, please verify with each school.
  • 12th grade if applying to UC/CSU last day to take your test is Dec.
  • If qualified, fee waivers are available report to the student center

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SAT Scholastic Aptitude Test

-2 hour, 14 mins

- Score 400-1600

-English, Writing, Math

- Arithmetic, algebra, geometry, trigonometry and data analysis

ACT American College Test

-2 hours, 55 mins

-Score 1-36

-English, Science, Math

-Arithmetic, algebra, geometry, trigonometry and probability & statistics.

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Your College List

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It’s recommended your student apply to a variety of colleges.

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Make sure to include:

Safety Schools- A safety school is one where your chances of admission are very high.

Target Schools- A target school is one where a typical admitted student has stats that are similar to yours.

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Reach Schools- A reach school is one where your chances of being admitted are lower.

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College Priorities

What is important to you?

Location

Academics

Size

Student Life - Diversity, athletics, safety

Housing - Dorm, apartment, food plan

Cost - Living at home or campus

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Estimated Annual Cost

California State University

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Estimated Annual Cost

University of California

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Western Undergraduate Exchange

Students who attend colleges that are apart of the (WUE) can attend for reduced out of state tuition

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Apply through the school, some schools require an additional WUE application.

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Out of State Schools in the following participate.

Alaska Arizona Colorado Hawaii Idaho Montana Nevada

New Mexico North & South Dakota Oregon Utah Washington Wyoming

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Work

Create a resume

Prepare for job interviews

Career Assessments

Take the ASVAB. Sign up in the College and Career Center

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Visit the College and Career Center

Ms. Cece

durazo@centerusd.org

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NCAA

National Collegiate Athletic Association

Must register go online at www.ncaa.org

Division I, II, and III

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Senior Timeline

Oct. 1st- Nov. 30th

Oct. 1st - Mar 2nd

May 1st

Mar.- Apr.

Apr.- June

Financial Aid applications need to be submitted.

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Applications open Sierra College Oct. 1st and ARC Feb. 1st

4 year college applications are due

College Admission decisions come out

College Decision Day

Community College Application registration classes for Fall

Students and Parents can get a full schedule Center High School - Class of 2027

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FAFSA Information

Cece Durazo -College and Career Coordinator

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Celina Adams- Intervention Counselor

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Thank you

Class of 2027

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