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4-Year Academic Planning

9th Grade Presentations

by PHS Counselors

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PHS Counselors

Ms. Gallegos

A, B, C, D, E eva.gallegos@wjusd.org

Ms. Lares

F, G, H, I, J , K, L-LOP marialuisa.lares@wjusd.org

Ms. Denton

Low, Lz,M, N,O, P,Q, R-REV: meredith.denton@wjusd.org

Ms. Rocha

Rey, Rz, S,T , U, V, W, X,Y,Z: yulissa.rocha@wjusd.org

Ms. Aceves

Puente: claudia.aceves@wjud.org

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Presentation Outline

GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS

CTE PATHWAYS

A-G REQUIREMENTS

CREATE YOUR 4-YEAR PLAN

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MENTAL HEALTH

    • If you or someone you care about feels overwhelmed with emotions like sadness, depression or anxiety, or like you want to harm yourself or others call 911.

You can also contact:

    • The Suicide Prevention & Crisis Services of Yolo County at 530-666-7778
    • The ASK Teen Crisis Line 530-668-8445

The National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 800-273-8255 or text MHFA to 741741 to talk to a Crisis Text Line counselor.

    • 988 - Suicide and Crisis Lifeline

Ways to take care of your mental health

Create distractions

Anxiety is normal

Feel your feelings

Let light in (Sunshine!)

Be kind to yourself!

Stay connected (Find a new way!)

Join a PHS Club

Club Information:

https://phs.wjusd.org/Students/Clubs/index.html

Mental Health Resources

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MENTAL HEALTH

    • If you or someone you care about feels overwhelmed with emotions like sadness, depression or anxiety, or like you want to harm yourself or others call 911.

You can also contact:

    • The Suicide Prevention & Crisis Services of Yolo County at 530-666-7778
    • The ASK Teen Crisis Line 530-668-8445

The National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 800-273-8255 or text MHFA to 741741 to talk to a Crisis Text Line counselor.

    • 988 - Suicide and Crisis Lifeline

Ways to take care of your mental health

Create distractions

Anxiety is normal

Feel your feelings

Let light in (Sunshine!)

Be kind to yourself!

Stay connected (Find a new way!)

Join a PHS Club

Club Information:

https://phs.wjusd.org/Students/Clubs/index.html

Mental Health Resources

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How to stay on Track

    • ATTEND SCHOOL DAILY

    • MAKE UP THE WORK YOU DID NOT COMPLETE IN CLASS

    • COMMUNICATE WITH YOUR TEACHER FOR SUPPORT

LEARNING CENTER

MONDAY-FRIDAY

8:00 AM - 5:00 PM

MATH RETAKE CENTER

D105

M, T, TH, F:3:30-5:00 PM

W: 2:00 PM - 3:30 PM

ASSETS CENTER

D106

MONDAY-Friday

9:30 AM - 6:00 PM

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Knowledge Check

What days is the Learning Center open?

Monday - Friday

(Everyday of the week!)

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PHS Graduation Requirements

Patriots lead the way!

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5 Credits X 2 Semesters = 10 Credits a year per Class

7 Classes per Year

7 Classes x 10 Credits = 70 Credits a Year

5 Credits a Semester per Class

How to earn 230 credits?

70 Credits x 4 years = 280 Credits Total

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PHS GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS

Earn 230 credits

Complete 40 hours of community service

Must pass Algebra 1 (Int Math 1) Requirement

Must take 1 10-credit course to meet Ethnic Studies Requirement

(Puente English, Chicano Studies, Art and Culture, Mural Design, US History Social/ Justice, AP US History, Senior Multi-Lit.)

Subject

Credits Needed

English

40 (4 Years)

Mathematics

30 (Years)

Science

20 (2 Years)

Social Science

30 (3 Years)

Foreign Language or Fine Art

or CTE

10 (1 Year)

P.E.

20 (2 Years)

Freshman Seminar (starting with class of 2028)

10 (1 Year)

Electives

70 (7 Courses)

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Knowledge Check

What is one class that meets your ethnic studies requirement?

(Puente English, Chicano Studies, Art and Culture, Mural Design, US History Social/ Justice, AP US History, Senior Multi-Lit.)

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What is A-G ?

The A-G College Entrance Requirements are letters that represent class subjects of high school courses that students must complete to be eligible for admission to the University of California (UC) and California State University (CSU), 4-year universities right after high school.

Pass course with a C or better

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Knowledge Check

What grade do you need to earn to meet the A-G Requirements?

C

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A-G REQUIREMENTS

A. History/Social Science - 2 years:

1 of World History, 1 of U.S. History and/or American Government

B. English - 4 years:

College preparatory English

C. Mathematics - 3 years required (4 years recommended) :

Math including topics covered in basic and advanced Math I, Math II, Math III

D. Laboratory Science - 2 years of Lab Science (3 years recommended):

(Ex: Biology/Chemistry)

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A-G REQUIREMENTS

E. Language other than English - 2 years- 3 years recommended:

The same language (other than English)

F. Visual/Performing Arts - 1+ year of music or visual arts

G. College Preparatory Elective - 1+ year (additional year of any requirement above or other elective)

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Knowledge Check

How many years of World Language do you need for A-G Requirements?

2 years of the same language (3 recommended)

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    • Must earn a C- in CTE courses

    • You can earn a graduation sash

    • Completing a CTE pathway will meet your Fine Arts high school requirement

Types of CTE Pathways Offered

    • Agriculture Mechanics
    • Plant Science - Dual Enrollment
    • Animal Science
    • Emergency Medicine
    • Food Service & Hospitality
    • Business Management
    • Engineering and Design Robotics

Additional Information

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Your Academic Plan is located in Aeries. The academic plan helps you plan what classes you need to take in the next three years. It helps you see the bigger picture and ensure you will be able to graduate from PHS.

It is like a puzzle, putting all the pieces year by year.

This is NOT you selecting your class schedule

*If you are planning to graduate early, this is a great tool to plan your academic years.

Academic Plan

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Knowledge Check

Where is your academic plan located?

it is in Aeries

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Academic Plan Materials

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Things to Note

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Take A Moment To Review Your Current Classes. This Will Be How Your Screen Looks

*IMPORTANT: Aeries is not calculating credits needed correctly for some students

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UC College Requirements or CSU College Requirements tab will show you which classes you have chosen that meets the UC or CSU class requirements.

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Let’s Try Adding A Course

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Body

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Tool Bar Review

After you have finish adding all your 7 classes. Don’t forget to submit for your counselor to review!

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Important: Upcoming meetings with your counselor to go over you academic plan

Things to Note

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PHS Counselors

Ms. Gallegos

A, B, C, D, E eva.gallegos@wjusd.org

Ms. Lares

F, G, H, I, J , K, L-LOP marialuisa.lares@wjusd.org

Ms. Denton

Low, Lz,M, N,O, P,Q, R-REV: meredith.denton@wjusd.org

Ms. Rocha

Rey, Rz, S,T , U, V, W, X,Y,Z: yulissa.rocha@wjusd.org

Ms. Aceves

Puente: claudia.aceves@wjud.org

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Thank you

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    • GPA to be a TA: 2.5 & GPA for a Shortened day: 2.5
    • C or better to move on in a CTE pathway
    • C or better for Sr. Multi-lit
    • AP Classes & Dual Enrollment - B or better if C MUST petition
    • Application of Math - Seniors only
    • Math III FA for students who will major in non-STEM majors
    • AG Econ Gov, all seniors who have taken AG courses from 9-11th grade.
    • Ceramics 2, C or better in Ceramics 1
    • Exploratory Art, C or better in Color and Design
    • Digital Photography 2, C or better in Photo 1
    • If you failed US History, you must make up the Ethnic Studies Requirement in another class & failed semester
      • Chicano Studies, Art & Culture, Puente 9/10, Sr. Multi Lit
    • Auto is at WHS

Things to Note

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    • Credits Needed
    • Current Courses
    • Algebra 1 Requirement met
    • Community Service Hrs
    • 10-12 GPA & Acad. GPA
    • ID Number

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