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PHS Scheduling Night

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PRESENTATION OUTLINE

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Welcome to PHS
Scheduling Night

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Welcome

Ms. Sandra Reid, Principal
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Evening
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Mr. Carney, Assistant Principal

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The Scheduling Process
Adam Carney, Assistant Principal

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Scheduling Process

  • Discuss potential additions
  • Course "menu" for 16-17 created
  • Course registration via counselors
  • Staffing
  • Building of the Master Schedule
  • Students receive initial draft of schedule
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Some Notes About Scheduling

  • Course request does not equal on the schedule
  • There will be conflicts
  • Please have an alternate in mind
  • Tell your counselor your top priority
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College Requirements
Jeremy Goldman, School Counseling Chair

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What you WANT vs What you NEED

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Testing and Service Learning

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17 Core Credits

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Completers

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Do more than the minimum

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AP Program
Scott Nichols, AP Coordinator

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Equity & Access

  • The College Board strongly encourages to make equitable access a guiding principle for their AP programs by giving all willing and academically prepared students the opportunity to participate in AP.
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Are Our Students Prepared?
We PROMISE to provide all students with access to academically challenging coursework before they enroll in AP.

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AP Program Goals

  • Equity over Passing Scores
  • Scoring a 1 or 2 still has value - EXPOSURE
  • Providing the necessary support for ALL students to be successful learners
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By focusing on the experience the students have in AP courses, we can:

Expose more students to a culture of success
Create an atmosphere where students are exposed to high academic expectations, rigorous coursework, and high-stakes examinations
Push our college and career ready initiative to the forefront of our school

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Math

  • AP Statistics
  • AP Calculus AB
  • AP Calculus BC
  • AP Computer Science (NEW)
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Science

  • AP Biology
  • AP Chemistry (NEW)
  • AP Environmental Science
  • AP Physics 1
  • AP Physics C
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The Humanities

  • AP Art
  • AP Music Theory
  • AP English Language & Composition
  • AP English Literature & Composition
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Social Studies

  • AP Government (NEW)
  • AP Human Geography (NEW)
  • AP World History
  • AP US History
  • AP Psychology
  • AP Economics (Micro/Macro)
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World Languages

  • AP Spanish
  • AP French
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Exposure To...

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So the question is...

Why wouldn't you take AP at PHS?
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Advanced Placement Examination Dates 2016

Monday, May 2nd – Friday, May 13th

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PHS Visual Arts Program: Instructor Mrs. Emily Hall

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Fundamentals of Art

Becoming an Artist
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Intermediate GT

EXPLORING MEDIA
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Intermediate GT

Finding Our Sense of Self
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Studio GT

Developing Quality Work
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Exploring Concepts

STudio GT
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Portfolio DevelopmenT

Open Studio/Exhibitions
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AP Portfolio

Drawing
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AP Portfolio

2-D Design
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National Art Honor Society

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Molly LaBricciosa
AVID Coordinator

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Dave Kreller
School-to-Career Coordinator

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Career Research & Development

Completer
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Intro to Career Research

& Development
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Advanced Career Research

& Development
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Work-Based Learning

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Business Completer

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Principles of Business

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Accounting 1

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Marketing 1

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Internships

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Bill Halagarda
Math Department Chair

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College Algebra

Students Working on Consecutive Integers
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Kelsey working on linear translations

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Calculus BC Students

Working on Their Engineering Project
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Shiloh Shows the SAT Prep Math Class

How to Solve A System of Linear Equations
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Michelle Works On

A Quadratic Function
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researching a sinusoidal phenomenon

Honors Trig Students
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Ted Wilson
Visual & Performing Arts Chair

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Honors & GT Guitar

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Rita Leiby
Interactive Media Production Instructor

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Lisa Curry
Physical Education Department Chair

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Graduation Requirements

1. Fitness Foundations and Mastery (1 Credit)
2. Health (.5 Credit)

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Electives and Options

1. Weight Training
2. CCBC Health (college & HS credit)

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Scott Nichols
STEM/PLTW Chair

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OUR MISSION
The STEM Department will provide every student with the necessary problem-solving, critical-thinking, and time management skills in order to solve open-ended, complex problems that are rooted in real-world context. These skills, integral in preparing our students to be globally competitive in college and careers, will be developed through rigorous instruction that is centered around problem-based projects and activities.

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Course Offerings 2016-2017

  • Foundations of Technology
  • Foundations of Computer Science
  • Advanced Placement Computer Science
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Project Lead the Way Sequence

  • Introduction to Engineering Design
  • Digital Electronics
  • Principles of Engineering
  • Aerospace Engineering
  • Engineering Design and Development
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Nationally Certified Program

Highly Qualified Teachers

Three-Tier Professional Development Model

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3-D Modeling & Printing

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Hands-on Circuit Design

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Robotics &

Mechanical Engineering
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People Know Us

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Industry-Level Software

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Even if you don't want to be an engineer...

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Chris Harter
Social Studies Chair

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Social Studies

A Mission to Understand People
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9th Grade Government AP Government

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10th Grade World History & AP World History

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11th Grade US History & AP History

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12th Grade EPI & AP Economics

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General Electives

  • Abnormal Psychology
  • Films and History
  • African American History
  • Facing History: The Holocaust
  • Juvenile Justice
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Heather Corasaniti
World Languages Chair

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WORLD LANGUAGES


Offers: Spanish 1-6AP
Chinese 1-3
French 3-6AP

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College Completer

  • To fulfill requirements for the college completer you MUST take TWO YEARS of the SAME language in HS
  • Many colleges require FOUR YEARS of World Language study in HS
  • Students may take more than one language at once if using the second lagnuage as an elective.
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SCHEDULING EXPO

Please get your questions answered at the individual tables in the gymnasium

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