WELCOME CLASS OF 2020
INTRODUCTIONS & CONTACT INFORMATION • Principal: Jason Joens jjoens@pasco.k12.fl.us • Assistant Principal: Travis DeWalt tdewalt@pasco.k12.fl.us • School Counselor: Lisa Tannenbaum dtannenb@pasco.k12.fl.us • Graduation Enhancement Coach: Matt Bullwinkel mbullwin@pasco.k12.fl.us • Student Support Assistant over discipline: Judy Ballentine jballent@pasco.k12.fl.us • Social Worker: Tabby Barron tbarron@pasco.k12.fl.us • Parent Involvement Assistant: Lynn Maisonneuve lmaisonn@pasco.k12.fl.us
EXPECTATIONS Purpose and Vision: All FHS students will be Life, Career, and College ready What do we hope to accomplish? Student Outcomes/Expectations The student will: • Obtain a High School diploma with age appropriate peers • Demonstrate WICOR (AVID strategies) in each classroom each day • Achieve at least 70% on all assessments • Consistently self-regulate behavior in both individual and group settings according to our FHS Shared Values without adult assistance
INFORMATION • FHS Website / Students Tab/ Class of 2020 Ø Important Dates and Contact Information Please join the following Remind Group to get updates for the Class of 2020: Text the following codes to: 81010 • Last Name A-F: @fhs2020a-f • Last Name G-L: @fhs2020g-l • Last Name M-R: @fhs2020m-r • Last Name S-Z: @fhs2020s-z
INFORMATION CONTINUED • Cap and Gown Ordering Herff Jones Link: https://highschool.herffjones.com/secom/home
IMPORTANT DATES Wednesday, September 11 th in the • Senior Informational Meeting: cafeteria from 6:00 pm- 7:30 pm. • Senior Pictures Makeup: Monday, September 23 rd • Grad Bash: Saturday, April 18th • Senior Breakfast: Thursday, May 28th 9:00 am (Ten. Date) • 4.0 GPA Senior Breakfast: TBA
IMPORTANT DATES CONTINUED • Graduation Practice May 26th – After Senior Breakfast May 27th – 8:00am • Graduation Saturday, June 6th 9:00am USF – Yuengling Center Seniors arrive at 8:00am
PARENT INVOLVEMENT ASSISTANT Ways to be involved: • Donating to School Programs/ABC/PBIS • I would love to see our students get engaged with helping their own peers...Have something you don’t wear or cant use anymore? Bring it! Peers supporting peers... • Supporting Teachers and staff (example) PRINCIPAL'S DAY annually observed on May 1st, 2020 ~Teacher Appreciation Week, Secretary's Day etc. • Tutoring Students • Volunteering for sporting events, chaperoning dances, field trips etc. • Joining SAC (Student Advisory Council) • Sponsoring clubs (band, etc.)
STANDARD DIPLOMA WHA WHAT T ARE THE THE COU OURSE RE REQUIREM REMEN ENTS FOR R THE E 24-CR CREDIT S STANDARD D DIPL PLOMA • 4 Credits English Language Arts (ELA) • 4 Credits Mathematics a. One of which must be Algebra I and one of which must be Geometry • 3 Credits Science a. One of which must be Biology I, two of which must have a laboratory component • 3 Credits Social Studies a. 1 credit in World History b. 1 credit in U.S. History c. .5 credit in U.S. Government .5 credit in Economics • 1 Credit Fine and Performing Arts, Speech and Debate, or Practical Arts • 1 Credit Physical Education-Hope • 8 Elective Credits 1 Online Course • Students must earn a 2.0 grade point average on a 4.0 scale.
18 CREDIT OPTION • 3 Electives instead of 8 • Physical Education is not required • Online course is not required
GRADUATION TESTING REQUIREMENTS • FSA ELA II • ALG • 30% Geo • 30% US HIS • 30% Bio • 10% D/F semester Grade • Windows (FSA 2x per year) Concordance Scoring: • School day SAT and ACT (2x each for free; free and reduced lunch) • PERT (math only) • PSAT (math only)
STATE TESTING SCORES Students must pass the following statewide assessments: • Grade 10 ELA 350 or SAT 430 EBRW or ACT Reading 19 • Algebra I end-of-course (EOC) 497 or PERT math 97, or PSAT/NMSQT 430, or SAT Math 420 or ACT Math 16 Students must participate in the following EOC assessments and the results are 30% of final grade: • Algebra I* - Biology I • Geometry* - U.S. History
CAREER SPECIALIST Stay Connected to Mrs. Gartland, Career Specialist: • Twitter- @CareerFivay • Remind-text @agartland to 81010 • Web page- from Fivay’s homepage, select Student Services/ Career Specialist • Mrs. Gartland will be seeing all seniors in the Career Resource Center starting the week of September 16 through Government or Economics classes to review the college application process, financial aid and scholarships. Colleges Visiting Fivay: • • 9/13-USF-6 th period • ASVAB- November 4- sign-ups will begin in October
CAREER SPECIALIST College visits continued: • 9/20-St. Leo University-2 nd period • 9/27-Nova Southeastern University-3 rd period • 10/4- University of Florida-6 th period • 10/9- Florida Atlantic University-1 st period *Sign up in Student Services to receive a pass to attend • Field trips to PHSC and Marchman Technical College are planned for later in the school year • Financial Aid Night- October 22 6:00-7:00 p.m. in the Cafeteria
ACADEMIC INTERVENTIONS GRADUATION ENHANCEMENT COACH • Eschool • APPEX During and After school APEX and Credit Recovery . Credit Recovery . When students fail a course at the high school level, they have to make it up in order to receive credits toward high school graduation. These Credit Recovery courses are offered during the Semester after-school and allows students to earn credits they did not receive last • Tutoring
SOCIAL WORKER Assists with: • Students in crisis • Emergency situations • Displaced students (Students in Transition SIT) • Safety Plan • Counseling referrals (coping skills, grief counseling) • Helping to remove social, emotional, and environmental barriers to learning
YEARBOOK & SENIOR ADS Platinum Package $180 • Includes one full sized senior ad and a yearbook *(normally a $210 value) Gold Package $140 • Includes one half-sized senior ad and a yearbook *(normally costs $175) Silver Package $100 • Includes one quarter-sized senior ad and a yearbook • (Normally costs $130) ***Please note that all packages lock in the yearbook price at $55 throughout the whole year, saving you $30 on your yearbook! Offer expires on 12/20/2019***
THANK YOU FOR PARTNERING IN YOUR CHILD’S EDUCATION!
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