CLASS OF 2016

Churchill

CHS Counseling Staff

Mrs. Cori Pesci AAA – Cameron

Mrs. Janette Mow Canada – Falkowski

Ms. Rochelle Noel Fall – Jackson

Mrs. Danielle LaMar Jakubowski – Melow

Mrs. Barbara Jones Menard – Rosenick

Mr. Greg Hovermale Rosiek – Ural

Mrs. Jill Lozo Vaccaro – ZZZ

Role of the HS Counselor

• Address social / emotional needs

• Assist with college & post-high school planning

• Assist students in planning appropriate course schedules and determine how to best achieve educational goals

The counselor is the one person who sees the entire picture of a student’s 4-year high school career and

who can bring all that information together.

Earning Credits• One school year = 2 semesters• Each semester = Students take 6 classes• Each class = 0.5 credit• 6 classes x 0.5 credit = 3.0 credits per semester

6.0 credits Freshman Year6.0 credits Sophomore Year6.0 credits Junior Year6.0 credits Senior Year

24.0 credits possible

Grade Level PromotionTo be considered for grade level promotion, students must meet certain minimum credit requirements:

5.0 credits Sophomore Status11.0 credits Junior Status17.0 credits Senior Status

Graduation Requirements4.0 credits English Language Arts4.0 credits Mathematics3.0 credits History / Social Sciences3.0 credits Science0.5 credit Personal Fitness0.5 credit Health2.0 credits World Language (2 years same language)

1.0 credit Visual, Performing & Applied Arts (VPAA)5.0 credits Additional Elective Classes

23.0 credits

Visual, Performing & Applied Arts

Sequence of High School Courses       9th Grade    10th Grade    11th Grade    12th Grade 

Language Arts 

Accelerated    1102 2102  Acc Lang Arts 9    1105 

2105  Acc Lang Arts 10    1106 2106  Acc Lang Arts 11   

11072107  AP English Lit & Composition 

14462446  Acc Humanities 

College    1101 2101  Lang Arts 9    1108 

2108  Lang Arts 10   

1119 / 2119  Adv Composition

 

1st 1195 Humanities I1132 / 2132  Visionary Lit 2nd 2195 Humanities 21111 / 2111  Composition 1st 1190 Research Contemp Issues 1131 / 2131  World Views Lit 2nd 2190 Conflicts & Compromise 

General    1103 2103  Lang Arts 9B    1109 

2109  Lang Arts 10B   

1117 2117  General Comp B 

 1st  1197  Leadership & Lit 

1130 2130  Reality Lit  2nd  2197  Media Literacy 

Math 

Accelerated    1331 2331  Acc Geometry    1321 

2321  Acc Algebra 2    1334 2334  Acc Analysis    1336 

2336  AP Calculus AB 

College    1324 2324  Geometry   

13262326  Algebra 2 

 1328 2328 

Pre‐Calculusw/ Trigonometry 

 13292329  Calculus 

13222322  Algebra I  1326 

2326  Algebra 2  13282328 

Pre‐Calculusw/ Trigonometry 

General    1343 2343  Geometry B    1342 

2342  Algebra IB    1320 2320 

Intermediate Algebra B    1327 

2327  Algebra 2B 

Science 

Accelerated    1366 2366  Biology    1386 

2386  Chemistry    1390 2390  Physics     

College    1365 2365 

Principles of Biology    1384 

2384 Principles of Chemistry    1389 

2389 Principles of 

Physics       

General    1364 2364  Biology B    1383 

2383  Chemistry B    1387 2387  Physical Science       

Social Studies 

Accelerated    1404 2404  Acc World History    1418 

2418  AP US History   1422 / 2422  AP US Gov & Politics 

     1443 / 2443  AP Macro Econ 

College    1403 2403  World History    1409 

2409  US History   1420 / 2420  American Gov 

     1442 / 2442  Economics 

General    1402 2402  World History B    1411 

2411  US History B   1421 / 2421  American Gov B 

     1441 / 2441  Economics B 

Other    1464 2464  Personal Fitness    1468 

2468  Health             

 

The Livonia Public Schools School District prohibits unlawful discrimination on the basis of race, color, religion, sex, national origin, age, height, weight, marital status, handicap, or disability in any of its educational programs or activities. The following person has been designated to handle inquiries regarding the nondiscrimination policies: Director of Human Resources, 15125 Farmington Road, Livonia, MI 48154. (734) 744-2500

GRADE 9 GRADE 10 GRADE 11 GRADE 12 1st Semester 2nd Semester 1st Semester 2nd Semester 1st Semester 2nd Semester 1st Semester 2nd Semester

102 ACCELERATED LANGUAGE ARTS 9 ACCELERATED LANGUAGE ARTS 10 ACCELERATED LANGUAGE ARTS 11 AP ENGLISH LITERATURE & COMPOSITION

101 LANGUAGE ARTS 9 LANGUAGE ARTS 10 VISIONARY LIT ADV COMPOSITION HUMANITIES I HUMANITIES 2

WORLD VIEWS LIT COMPOSITION RESEARCHING CONTEMPORARY ISSUES

CONFLICTS & COMPROMISE

103 LANGUAGE ARTS 9B LANGUAGE ARTS 10B REALITY LIT COMPOSITION B LEADERSHIP & LIT MEDIA LITERACY

331 ACCELERATED GEOMETRY ACCELERATED ALGEBRA 2 ACCELERATED ANALYSIS AP CALCULUS AB

324 GEOMETRY ALGEBRA 2 PRE-CALCULUS WITH TRIGONOMETRY CALCULUS ALGEBRA 1 ALGEBRA 2 PRE-CALCULUS WITH TRIGONOMETRY

343 GEOMETRY B ALGEBRA 1B INTERMEDIATE ALGEBRA B ALGEBRA 2B

366 BIOLOGY CHEMISTRY PHYSICS ELECTIVE:

ELECTIVE:

365 PRINCIPLES OF BIOLOGY PRINCIPLES OF CHEMISTRY PRINCIPLES OF PHYSICS 364 BIOLOGY B CHEMISTRY B PHYSICAL SCIENCE

404 ACCELERATED WORLD HISTORY AP U.S. HISTORY AP ECONOMICS AP GOVERNMENT ELECTIVE:

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403 WORLD HISTORY U.S. HISTORY ECONOMICS GOVERNMENT

402 WORLD HISTORY B U.S. HISTORY B ECONOMICS B GOVERNMENT B ELECTIVE:

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CHOOSE 6 ALTERNATES (FRESHMAN YEAR) ALTERNATE #1

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Student has been made aware of Career Technical Education programs leading to career options. ____________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________ STUDENT SIGNATURE COUNSELOR SIGNATURE PARENT SIGNATURE

Career Pathways

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2. Possible occupations/careers from my selected pathway.

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2. Educational/Training Goals

High School Diploma Master’s Degree On the Job Training 2 Year Associate’s Degree Doctoral Degree Trade / Technical School 4 Year Bachelor’s Degree Military Apprenticeship Other -

Graduation Requirements – Class of 2016 & Beyond

18 Required + 5 Elective Units of Credit 23 Units of Credit Total for Graduation

Important to Note LPS Career Technical Center (LCTC) Some classes at the LCTC may be used to meet the Math, Health and VPAA requirements. LCTC Medical Program = Health Requirement (0.5) LCTC Enrollment (11th) = Algebra 2 (1st Semester) LCTC Enrollment (12th) = Algebra 2 (2nd Semester) LCTC Enrollment (12th) = Senior Math Requirement LCTC Enrollment (11th/12th) = Recapture Math Credit LCTC Enrollment (11th/12th) = 20 Online Hours Articulated college credit available at LCTC.

University Admissions LPS graduation requirements meet the requirements for university admission with the exception of:

2.0 Fine & Performing Arts 1.0 Computer Literacy

4.0 English Language Arts 3.0 Science1.0 English Language Arts 9 1.0 Biology1.0 English Language Arts 10 1.0 Chemistry 1.0 English Language Arts 11 1.0 Physics or Physical Science 1.0 English Language Arts 12 2.0 World Language * 4.0 Mathematics * 2 years same language1.0 Geometry 1.0 Algebra 1 1.0 Visual, Performing & Applied1.0 Algebra 2 Arts 1.0 Math or Math-Related Course 1.0 Health / Physical Education 3.0 History / Social Sciences 0.5 Health1.0 World History 0.5 Personal Fitness 1.0 U.S. History 0.5 American Government 20 Hours Online Experience * 0.5 Economics * will be included in academic courses

CHS Educational Development Plan

Last Name, First Name Student ID # Grade Date Grad Year

Freshman Year Electives 2012 – 2013 

  Denotes a full year course   Denotes a course meeting the Visual, Performing & Applied Arts requirement 

Please see the Programs of Study book for complete descriptions of all our course offerings.  It is highly recommended that all students take the Personal Fitness requirement in the ninth grade.  Please work with your middle school counselor to schedule the appropriate semester.   

ART EDUCATION  1st Sem  2nd Sem    FAMILY & CONSUMER SCIENCES  1st Sem  2nd Sem    MUSIC  1st Sem  2nd Sem 

Fundamentals of Art    1500  2500 

 

Creative Design    1608  2608 

 

Concert Band  1732  2732 

Painting    1501  2501  Foods I    1610  2610  Concert Orchestra  1736  2736 

Adv. Painting      2503  Foods 2      2611  Concert Choir  1750  2750 

Drawing    1505  2505  Personal Living      2615  Percussion Techniques  1751  2751 

Adv. Drawing      2507  Interior Design    1617  2617   

Sculpting / Clay    1516  2516     

Adv. Sculpting / Clay      2518    PHYSICAL EDUCATION  1st Sem  2nd Sem 

Jewelry    1521  2521  INDUSTRIAL TECHNOLOGY  1st Sem  2nd Sem  Strength Fitness      2462 

Adv. Jewelry      2523  Intro to Drafting/CAD    1634  2634  Personal Fitness  (required)  1464  2464 

  Architectural Drafting/CAD      2636  Whole Self Fitness      2467 

  Mechanical  Drafting/CAD      2638  Team Sports 1      2470 

BUSINESS EDUCATION  1st Sem  2nd Sem  Design & Technology    1645  2645  Weight Training      2472 

Marketing I    1550    Intro to Woods    1652  2652  Cardio Sculpt    1474   

Marketing 2      2551  Adv. Woods      2653  Lifeguarding      2475 

Managing Your Money    1575  2575  Small Engines    1660  2660  Core Training      2478 

Investing for Your Future      2576     

Law & Your Rights      2580     

Software Media    1590  2590  INTERDEPARTMENTAL  1st Sem  2nd Sem  WORLD LANGUAGE  1st Sem  2nd Sem 

Adv. Software Media      2591  Academic Prep    1852    French 1    1250  2250 

          French 2    1252  2252 

          German 1    1262  2262 

        MILITARY SCIENCE  1st Sem  2nd Sem  German 2    1264  2264 

        AFROTC 1    1875  2875  Spanish 1    1276  2276 

                Spanish 2    1278  2278 

 

Course Selection Timeline

January 17th Frost Visit & Presentation

January 25th Incoming Parent Night

February Schedule with Frost Counselors

March Deadline to turn in course sheets

Other Important EventsFebruary 15th LCTC Open House7:00 p.m. Livonia Career Tech Center----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

March 26th Middle School College Night4:00 – 7:00 p.m. Schoolcraft College

VisTaTech Center----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

April 18th Career Fair6:30 – 8:30 p.m. Schoolcraft College

VisTaTech Center

Standardized Testing

9th Grade EXPLORE, Social Studies MEAP

10th Grade PLAN, AP Exams (optional)

11th Grade Practice ACT, MME (includes ACT),PSAT (optional), SAT (optional),AP Exams (optional)

12th Grade Retake ACT (optional), SAT (optional), AP Exams (optional)

Success in High School

• Maintain open communication with teachers

• Be here every day

• Organization

• Utilize ParentConnection & StudentConnection

• Reference CHS website frequently

www.livoniapublicschools.org/Churchill

Success in High School

• Sign up for E-News

• Access additional opportunities for help

• Make good choices!

• Choose friends wisely• Know your kids’ friends• Social networking

Clubs / ActivitiesAces & Spades Grilled Cheese Club Spirit Club

Astronomy Club Gay-Straight Alliance Stage Crew

Anime Asian Pop Club Literary Arts Magazine Student Council

Book Club National Art Honor Society SADD

Charger Herald National Honor Society Success Strategies

Debate Team Quiz Bowl True Colors

DECA Science Olympiad World Focus

Environmental Club Snow Sports Club World Language

Faith Club

AthleticsBaseball Pom PonBasketball SoccerCheerleading SoftballCross Country Swimming & DivingFootball TennisGolf Track & FieldGymnastics VolleyballHockey Wrestling

NCAA & NAIA

• Notify your counselor if you intend to play a sport in college

• Register with the NCAA Clearinghouse at: www.ncaaclearinghouse.net

• Register with the NAIA Eligibility Center at: www.playnaia.org

• Curriculum is affected by NCAA & NAIA requirements

See you in September!