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KAS Parent Night. Camille Dixon Curriculum Coordinator. Unique Challenges of High School. Transition Organization - Longer, more involved assignments Long Term planning - College. How do I find out how my child is doing in class?. Jupiter SIS Contact the teacher by email or phone - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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KAS Parent Night

Camille DixonCamille Dixon

Curriculum CoordinatorCurriculum Coordinator

Unique Challenges of High School

Transition Organization

- Longer, more involved assignments

Long Term planning

- College

How do I find out how my child is doing in class?

Jupiter SIS Contact the teacher by email or phone Quarterly and semester report cards Progress Reports – Posted on Jupiter everyday!

What do I do if my child is having difficulty?

Student can get help from teachers directly

Parent-Teacher Conference

Learning Support Center

Open Sunday-Thursday at Lunch and After School from 2:30-4:00 pm in the Library.

Communication

Jupiter: http://www/jupitergrades.com

KAS website: http://kas.edu.kw

Parent Conference Day Teacher Newsletters Curriculum Guide

Parent – Teacher Communication

Why?Questions or concerns regarding your

child’s progress in class. How?

By email or phone (contact information on KAS website)

When?As soon as you have a concern – do not

wait!

School Policies

The student Agenda publishes all the School Policies regarding the rules and consequences of conduct at KAS.

Student Involvement on Campus

Athletic Teams

Clubs

Athletic Teams

Students must tryout for most teams prior to the season and maintain a 2.0 GPA and satisfactory citizenship.

Clubs

Students are encouraged to find a few clubs of interest and maintain involvement throughout high school.

High School Graduation Requirements

4 English 3 Math 3 Science 1 additional Math or

Science 3 Social Studies 1 Art 2 Foreign Language 1 Physical Education 5 Electives

Graduation Requirements

½ Personal Health ½ Life Management 24 Total Credits Students must earn a 60% or higher to pass

a class.

FRESHMEN

English I

Algebra I

Biology

Modern World History

Physical Education

Arabic

Religion*

Electives

SOPHOMORE

English II

Geometry

Chemistry

Ancient World History

Physical Education

Arabic

Religion*

Electives

JUNIOR

English III

Algebra II or Other Math

Physics or Other Science

US History

Personal Health

Arabic

Religion*

Electives

SENIOR

English IV

Pre-Calculus or other math recommended

Environmental Science or other science recommended

American Government

Economics

Arabic

Religion*

Electives

Tips for Success

Aim for a high GPA

Take challenging courses

Get Organized! Use the Student Agenda.

Get to know your teachers

Suggestions for College Entrance

A. History and Social Science (3 years, 4 years recommended )

B. English (4 years) C. Mathematics (3 years, 4 years recommended) D. Science (3 years Lab Science, 4 years

recommended) E. Foreign Language (2 years) F. Visual and Performing Arts (1 year) G. College Prep Elective (1/2 year)

Suggestions for College Entrance

SAT Reasoning or ACT with Writing TOFEL SAT Subject Tests Choose challenging and rigorous courses Community Service No “D” grades accepted, earn a C- or higher. Repeated grades will be calculated into GPA

Other Post Secondary Options

Career & Technical Education

Military

Workforce

Questions?

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