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Class of 2014 Parent Meeting Agenda - Campus High School

Join us for the Class of 2014 parent meeting on August 27, 2013, with Senior Counselor Cathy Voss and Principal Mr. Myron Regier. We will discuss our vision for Campus High School, including our goal of achieving a 90% graduation rate by 2014. We will also review our annual measurable objectives (AMO) in reading, writing, and math to ensure our students meet their academic potential. Your involvement is crucial for our students' success!

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Class of 2014 Parent Meeting Agenda - Campus High School

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  1. CLASS OF 2014 PARENT MEETING AUGUST 27, 2013 SENIOR COUNSELOR CATHY VOSS
  2. Campus High School Principal Mr. Myron Regier
  3. Our Vision for Campus(what can we be?) Graduation rate of 90% by 2014. Make AMO (annual measurable objectives) in reading, writing and math Average score of 23 on ACT. Provide a safe, nurturing environment for our students.
  4. CHS Graduation Rate
  5. CHS Math Scores
  6. CHS Reading Scores
  7. CHS Violent Acts
  8. CHS Advanced Placement
  9. JERRY BROWN Assistant Principal for Seniors Campus High School jbrown@usd261.com 554-2236
  10. Mandy Brazil and Cindy Sherman, Senior Sponsors Upcoming activities HOMECOMING PARADE – Friday, October 25 HOMECOMING DANCE – Saturday, October 26 SENIOR CLASS T-SHIRTS madams@usd261.comcsherman@usd261.com
  11. GRADUATION MAY 18, 2:00 PM KOCH ARENA WICHITA STATE UNIVERSITY Awards Assembly/Baccalaureate on May 11: 1:30 P.M. & 3:00 P.M. Senior Finals: May 9, 12, 13, 14 Senior Breakfast: May 14, 7:00 A.M. Graduation Practice: May 16, 9:30 A.M. Senior Luncheon: May 16, 11:30 P.M. Project Graduation: May 18, 11:00 P.M.
  12. PROJECT GRADUATION PARENT ORGANIZED, FUNDED AND SPONSORED CAMPUS OFFERS USE OF FACILITIES AND HELP WITH COLLECTING PAPERWORK CAMPUS CONTACT – Pam Burkett 316-554-2240 PARENT CONTACT-
  13. CHS CREDITS FOR GRADUATION 4 ENGLISH 3 MATH 3 SCIENCE – BIOLOGY, PHY SCIENCE, AND 1 ELECTIVE 3 SOCIAL STUDIES – W STUDIES, W HISTORY, US HISTORY, GOVT 1 PE 1 FINE ART 10 ELECTIVES MUST PASS ADVISORY/SEMINAR FOR EVERY SEMESTER ENROLLED AT CHS
  14. CREDIT REMINDERS STUDENTS MUST COMPLETE 25 CREDITS TO GRADUATE FROM CHS SEMINAR CREDIT DOES NOT COUNT TOWARD THE 25 IF STUDENTS ARE MISSING CREDITS, THEY MUST BE RECOVERED PRIOR TO MAY 1, 2014 REFER TO GRADUATION PROGRESS
  15. CREDIT RECOVERY CAMPUS NIGHT SCHOOL- CAMPUS HIGH SCHOOL, CORECOURSES, MUST HAVE LETTER FROM COUNSELOR TO ENROLL, COST $160 PER ½ CREDIT. PASS PROGRAM - ELECTIVE COURSES, COST $ 70 PER ½ CREDIT (Used to make-up seminar). 13-14 SCHEDULE – REQUIRED CLASSES WORKED BACK INTO SCHEDUL.E
  16. GRADING SCHEDULE FALL GRADE CHECKS ISSUED DURING 5th WEEK AND 9TH WEEK FINAL GRADES FOR THE FALL WILL BE ISSUED ON JANUARY 7. THESE GRADES WILL BE ON THE FINAL HIGH SCHOOL TRANSCRIPT. For transcripts contact Mrs. Tucker at 554-2240 SPRING GRADE CHECKS ISSUED DURING 5TH WEEK AND 9TH WEEK FINAL GRADES FOR THE SPRING WILL BE SET BY MAY 15 ( 8:00 a.m.) FINAL TRANSCRIPTS WILL BE MAILED TO THE SCHOOLS REQUESTED THE FIRST WEEK IN JUNE.
  17. PARENT TEACHER CONNECTIONS PARENT TEACHER CONFERENCES ON OCTOBER 16TH AND 17TH POWER SCHOOL: LOOK AT GRADES AND ATTENDANCE WEEKLY, TALK TO TEACHERS ABOUT ISSUES THAT COME UP, ARRANGE E-MAIL NOTIFICATION ABOUT GRADES EXPECT PHONE CALLS FROM TEACHERS AND COUNSELING OFFICE, IF GRADES ARE A CONCERN
  18. ACADEMIC SUPPORT TUTORING PROGRAM AVAILABLE TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY FROM 3:10 PM – 4:00 PM IN ROOM C16 TEACHERS ARE THE BEST RESOURCES WE HAVE. STUDENTS NEED TO TALK TO THEIR TEACHERS, IF THEY ARE STRUGGLING, AND MAKE ARRANGEMENTS WITH TEACHERS TO COME IN BEFORE 0R AFTER SCHOOL.
  19. ALL SCHOOL TEST DAY: SEPTEMBER 26 9TH-11TH GRADE STUDENTS WILL BE TESTING SENIORS WILL BE PLANNING FOR THE FUTURE ORDER GRADUATION SUPPLIES SENIOR INDIVIDUAL PICTURE $10, USED FOR YEARBOOK AND CLASS PANEL, GROUP PICTURE $17 REALITY U: WHAT WILL LIFE BE LIKE IN 10 YEARS? BREAKOUT SESSIONS: LIFE AFTER HIGH SCHOOL
  20. GRADUATION SUPPLIES ORDER WILL BE PLACED ON SEPTEMBER 26, STUDENTS WILL RECEIVE THEIR JOSTEN PACKETS AND PICTURE PACKETS IN SEMINAR, SEPTEMBER 16 $60.00 DEPOSIT RECOMMENDED BILL WILL BE MAILED TO YOU IN JANUARY 2014 DELIVERY OF SUPPLIES TO CAMPUS IN MARCH SUPPLIES NOT PICKED UP THE DAY JOSTENS DELIVERS, WILL BE KEPT IN THE COUNSELING OFFICE
  21. TAKING CARE OF BUSINESS ALL STUDENTS IN A FULL SCHEDULE DISCUSSION OF SECOND SEMESTER SCHEDULE IN OCTOBER STUDENTS MUST BE ENROLLED IN 5 CLASSES SECOND SEMESTER. SOME STUDENTS WILL ELECT TO TAKE SENIOR PASSES AND/OR COMMUNITY SERVICE SEMINAR BEGIN COLLEGE PAPERWORK Priority deadlines for Kansas 4 year colleges are Nov. 1
  22. PARENTS CAN HELP HELP STUDENTS AVOID SENIORITIS HELP STUDENTS FOCUS ON WORK NEEDED TO ACHIEVE THE HIGHEST GRADES POSSIBLE ENCOURAGE STUDENTS TO TAKE THE ACT, IF NEEDED HELP STUDENTS FINISH COLLEGE PAPERWORK HELP STUDENTS MAKE MAJOR DECISIONS ABOUT LIFE AFTER HIGH SCHOOL
  23. POST HIGH SCHOOL DECISIONS OCTOBER 7: FUTURES FAIR AT CENTURY II, 6:00-8:00 PM SESSION DESIGNED FOR SENIORS AND THEIR PARENTS. DAY SESSION AVAILABLE ON OCTOBER 8. REPRESENTATIVES FROM OVER 100 SCHOOLS WILL BE PRESENT. NOVEMBER 1: PRIORITY DEADLINE FOR KANSAS 4 YEAR PUBLIC UNIVERSITIES.
  24. POST HIGH SCHOOL TESTING ACT WILL BE USED FOR ADMISSION, SCHOLARSHIPS AND COURSE PLACEMENT AT A FOUR YEAR UNIVERSITY COMMUNITY COLLEGES WILL USE THE ACT OR THEIR OWN PLACEMENT TEST TECHNICAL COLLEGE WILL REQUIRE WORK KEYS OR COMPASS MILITARY WILL REQUIRE THE ASVAB
  25. POST HIGH SCHOOL TESTING ACT TEST DATES AND REGISTRATION DEADLINES: SEPTEMBER 21 (AUGUST 23) OCTOBER 26 (SEPTEMBER 27 DECEMBER 14(NOVEMBER 8) FEBRUARY 8 (JANUARY 10) APRIL 12 (MARCH 7)) JUNE 14(MAY 9) COST: $36.50 LATE FEE: $23 ONLINE REGISTRATION INFORMATION IN THE COUNSELING OFFICE OR GO ONLINE AT WWW.ACT.ORG CONTACT THE COUNSELING OFFICE REGARDING FEE WAIVERS FOR LOW INCOME FAMILIES
  26. POST SECONDARY CHOICES 2 YEAR VS 4 YEAR COLLEGES PUBLIC VS PRIVATE SCHOOLS PRIVATE FOR PROFIT SCHOOLS IN-STATE VS OUT OF STATE VOCATIONAL, TECHNICAL SCHOOLS MILITARY SERVICE DIRECTLY INTO THE WORK FORCE
  27. ADMISSION PROCESS THE INTERNET IS YOUR FRIEND COLLEGE REPS COLLEGE VISITS (3 school related days available. Must be arranged in advance.) APPLICATION, FEE, AND UP TO DATE TRANSCRIPT (Transcripts are available through the counseling office.) COMPLETE THE PROCESS A.S.A.P TO SECURE A SPACE AND BEGIN THE SCHOLARSHIP PROCESS
  28. SCHOLARSHIPS INSTITUTIONAL - ACADEMIC ABILITY, ACTIVITIES, ATHLETICS NON-INSTITUTIONAL – LOCAL, NATIONAL www.fastweb.com Scholarship Search Engine REQUIREMENTS: ACT, GPA, ACTIVITIES CHART, BIOGRAPHICAL ESSAY (QUESTIONS), AND LETTERS OF REFERENCE KEEP COPIES OF EVERYTHING
  29. FEDERAL FINANCIAL AID FAFSA REQUIRED FOR ALL SENIORS TO DETERMINE FINANCIAL NEED, CAN’T BE FILLED OUT UNTIL JANUARY 1, 2014 IT WILL BE BASED ON 2013 INCOME TAX INFORMATION AID CAN COME IN THE FORM OF LOANS, GRANTS, WORKSTUDY, SCHOLARSHIPS FINANCIAL AID NIGHT AT CAMPUS 7:00 P.M., NOVEMBER 4TH
  30. SENIOR NEWS TO KNOW COLLEGE INFORMATION AND SCHOLARSHIP OPPORTUNITIES UPDATED MONTHLY POSTED IN COUNSELING OFFICE, AND ENGLISH CLASSES. LOCATED ON THE USD 261 WEBSITE IN THE CAMPUS COUNSELOR CORNER USD 261.COM
  31. NCAA CLEARINGHOUSE Students considering competing in athletics at the NCAA Division I or II level must be registered with the NCAA Clearinghouse. www.eligibilitycenter.org Students registering or wanting information on how to register need to check with the counseling office. NAIA and NJCC also have clearinghouses.
  32. HELPFUL WEBSITES www.actstudent.org – Register for the ACT www.eligibilitycenter.org- NCAA I and II www.fafsa.ed.gov – Fill out the FAFSA www.kansasregents.org – Kansas Scholarships www.fastweb.com – Scholarship Search Engine www.careerpipeline.org – Career Information
  33. MORE HELP IF YOU NEED IT www.anycollege.com - Search for colleges www.college.gov – General information www.collegeNET.com – General information www.usd261.net/public Counselor Corner Senior News to Know College Planning Guide This PowerPoint will be posted on the website
  34. Campus Counseling Department Cathy Voss- Senior Counselor Walter Zemanick - Junior Counselor Todd Hook- Sophomore Counselor Jeff Michael - Freshman Counselor Sheri Tucker- Registrar Pam Burkett- Secretary Contact Info 554-2240
  35. Campus Counseling Department Services Available Academic Planning & Counseling Career Development Counseling Personal & Social Counseling Testing ( EXPLORE, PLAN, PSAT, ACT ) College Information Scholarship/ Financial Aid Information
  36. QUESTIONS?Cathy Vosscvoss@usd261.com554-2240
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