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Welcome to Burlington Township High School 2014-2015

Welcome to Burlington Township High School 2014-2015. “Building for the future, the best is yet to come!”. “Building for the future, the best is yet to come!!” Orientation Program. PROGRAM AGENDA.  Welcoming Remarks   Transitioning into BTHS 

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Welcome to Burlington Township High School 2014-2015

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  1. Welcome toBurlington Township High School2014-2015 “Building for the future, the best is yet to come!” “Building for the future, the best is yet to come!!” Orientation Program

  2. PROGRAM AGENDA  Welcoming Remarks   Transitioning into BTHS   Academic Schedule and Programs  • Guidance Program  • Athletics and Extracurricular Program • Tour of the High School 

  3. Burlington Township District Goals • Provide exemplary instructional programs and practices • Maintain safe and secure schools • Develop a school community that is involved in meaningful ways • Practice effective and efficient school management and operations

  4. The Intensive Block Model • The 4 X 4 semesterized block allows students to take 4 courses per semester. • Students attend 4 seventy-eight or seventy-six minute classes each day.

  5. Period 1-2 Class -- 78 minutes Period 3-4 Class -- 76 minutes Period 5 Lunch ---- 36 minutes Period 6 Advisory -- 36 minutes Periods 7-8 Class -- 76 minutes Period 9-10 Class -- 78 minutes Instructional Schedule

  6. The Advantages of an Intensive 4 X 4 Block Model

  7. A variety of learning styles can be addressed in each course, enabling more students to achieve success Students have a greater range of courses from which to select Students prepare for only four classes at a time Allows more creativity on the part of the teacher and fosters more creativity in the students

  8. Sample Student Schedule

  9. Credit and Subjects Required for Graduation: 140 Credits are required for graduation including 20 credits in each of the following: • Language Arts (Literacy) • Mathematics • Science • Physical Education, Health and Safety

  10. Additionally, the Following Subjects are required for Graduation: • United States History I and II • World History • 10 Credits in World Language • 2.5 credits in financial, economic, business, and entrepreneurial literacy • 5 Credits in Visual and Performing Arts • 5 Credits in Career Education, Consumer, Family and Life Skills, or Vocational-Technical Education

  11. AP Program Opportunities for Course Advancement AP Biology AP Chemistry AP Physics B AP United States History AP World History AP French AP Psychology AP Music Theory AP English Literature AP Calculus AP Statistics AP Spanish Language AP Spanish Literature AP Computer Science AP German AP US Gov’t and Politics Senior College Option Seniors who have passed the HSPA and are on target to complete all coursework can take a reduced course-load senior year in order to take college courses at an area college

  12. Additional Opportunities to Earn College Credits 1. College Acceleration Program (CAP) through BCC  Offers students the opportunity to earn college credits for courses taught at BTHS Internet based classes College courses taught on the BTHS campus by college instructors: Intro to Criminal Justice and American Sign Language

  13. BURLINGTON TOWNSHIP HIGH SCHOOL GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT Mr. James Mills – Director Mrs. Heidi Roman – 9th Grade Mrs. Cindy Marzilli – A-Ek Mr. Troy Scott – El-La Mrs. Lara Webb – Le-Rh Ms. Alicia Hayes – Ri-Z

  14. Guidance Program • Individual and small group counseling • College and career counseling (Naviance) • Provide resources for students and parents through website and Naviance • Administer PSAT, Practice SAT, SAT, PARCC, and AP Testing

  15. ATHLETICS ACADEMIC QUALIFICATIONS

  16. ADADEMICS Eligible for Semester One Completed 30 Credits and attained a GPA of 2.0 (70) or higher from the previous year (does not apply to incoming 8th grade students.) Eligible for Semester Two Completed 15 Credits and attained a GPA of 2.0 (70) or higher from semester one

  17. ATHLETICS – OTHER QUALIFICATIONS • Physical from your family physician • Signed Permission slip • NJSIAA Steroid Testing Form • Abide by the signed athletic contract • Abide by team rules • Not on the deprived list

  18. STEP1 – www.burltwpsch.org STEP 2- enter your email address on the next screen and click join REGISTERING FOR FALCON FLYER

  19. STEP1 – www.burltwpsch.org STEP2 – Click on High School’s Website STEP 3- On the next screen, click on eNews Registration link STEP 4- enter your email address on and select submit REGISTERING FOR THE HIGH SCHOOL’S ENEWS

  20. STEP1 – www.burltwpsch.org STEP 2- please e-mail parentportal@burltwpsch.org the following information: student’s name, address and grade and the parent’s e-mail address REGISTERING FOR THE PARENT PORTAL

  21. Building Tours and Q and A

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