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Registration is Important Registration is Important to You!to You!

It facilitates…It facilitates…

Proper placement in coursesProper placement in courses Fulfillment of graduation requirements Fulfillment of graduation requirements Appropriate selection of elective coursesAppropriate selection of elective courses The assignment of courses that will meet The assignment of courses that will meet graduation objectives and graduation objectives and goals.goals. The application process for special programsThe application process for special programs

Registration is a Registration is a FOURFOUR Step Step ProcessProcess

1.1. Registration assembly for studentsRegistration assembly for students

2.2. Consultation with teachers and parents for Consultation with teachers and parents for input and signaturesinput and signatures

3.3. Submission of completed course selection Submission of completed course selection sheet to English/Social Studies teacher by sheet to English/Social Studies teacher by February 22February 22ndnd to “seal” registration process to “seal” registration process

4.4. Meeting with counselor to review and finalize Meeting with counselor to review and finalize courses chosen in Aprilcourses chosen in April

Your classes will be coming to guidance Your classes will be coming to guidance in April for you to meet personally with in April for you to meet personally with

your guidance counselor.your guidance counselor.You will receive a copy of the classes that you requested and You will receive a copy of the classes that you requested and

have a chance to change any choices you made before have a chance to change any choices you made before coming to Guidance to review your chosen courses with your coming to Guidance to review your chosen courses with your

counselor!counselor!

Materials Needed for Materials Needed for RegistrationRegistration

Course selection sheetCourse selection sheet Credit summaryCredit summary Curriculum guide online at Curriculum guide online at

www.PVCHS.com for reference for reference AP course selection sheet for AP course selection sheet for

admission into AP classesadmission into AP classes

Anatomy of a Course Anatomy of a Course Selection SheetSelection Sheet

The course selection sheet is used to select The course selection sheet is used to select courses for next yearcourses for next year

Have your academic subjects (English, Math, Have your academic subjects (English, Math, Science, Social Studies, World Language) Science, Social Studies, World Language) signed by your current teachers in those signed by your current teachers in those subjects.subjects.

Any course, academic or elective, followed by Any course, academic or elective, followed by a blank box needs a teacher signature.a blank box needs a teacher signature.

Rank electives 1 – 3. You are required to Rank electives 1 – 3. You are required to choose 3 electives! Number the electives #1, choose 3 electives! Number the electives #1, #2, #3.#2, #3.

NEW THIS YEARNEW THIS YEARScheduling WorksheetScheduling Worksheet

Use this area to help plan your classes for next year!!!Use this area to help plan your classes for next year!!!USE THIS AREA TO PLAN FOR YOUR 2013 – 2014 REQUESTED COURSES

SEMESTER 1 SEMESTER 2

COURSE COURSE NUMBER COURSE NAME COURSE COURSE NUMBER COURSE NAME

1 1

2 2

3 3

4 4

5 5

6 6

7 7

ALTERNATE ALTERNATE

Course Selection Course Selection SheetSheet

PARENTS & STUDENTS: Please review this course selection sheet carefully PARENTS & STUDENTS: Please review this course selection sheet carefully and sign below.and sign below.

See the curriculum guide at our web page See the curriculum guide at our web page WWW.PVCHS.COM under the under the COURSE GUIDE button under the GUIDANCE tab for course descriptions.COURSE GUIDE button under the GUIDANCE tab for course descriptions.

Courses in Courses in ItalicsItalics are included in calculation of are included in calculation of BRIGHT FUTURES FMS/FAS BRIGHT FUTURES FMS/FAS GPA.GPA.

Parents and students should choose classes carefully.Parents and students should choose classes carefully. ELECTIVES will ELECTIVES will NOT be changed next year.NOT be changed next year.

Make sure that you have obtained teacher recommendation if the box on the right Make sure that you have obtained teacher recommendation if the box on the right is open.is open.

Failure to return course selection sheet by the deadline will result in courses being Failure to return course selection sheet by the deadline will result in courses being selected for you by your counselor. selected for you by your counselor. No changes will be permittedNo changes will be permitted..

$ Symbol = material cost/donation requested$ Symbol = material cost/donation requested All students will be scheduled for levels of English, math and science based All students will be scheduled for levels of English, math and science based

upon their FCAT and EOC scores and prior performance. Students with low upon their FCAT and EOC scores and prior performance. Students with low FCAT/EOC scores will be required to drop elective courses to take FCAT/EOC scores will be required to drop elective courses to take INTENSIVE READING and/or INTENSIVE MATH to support their regular INTENSIVE READING and/or INTENSIVE MATH to support their regular English and/or math class. Thus, the schedule you choose may be changed English and/or math class. Thus, the schedule you choose may be changed when FCAT/EOC scores are received.when FCAT/EOC scores are received.

_________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________________________________ _____________________________________________ STUDENT SIGNATURE PARENT SIGNATURESTUDENT SIGNATURE PARENT SIGNATURE

Language ArtsLanguage Arts

Requires Teacher Signatur

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LANGUAGE ARTS DEPARTMENTLANGUAGE ARTS DEPARTMENT

SUMMER READING REQUIRED FOR ALL HON AND AP CLASSESSUMMER READING REQUIRED FOR ALL HON AND AP CLASSES

1001310 1001310 ENGLISH IENGLISH I

1001320 1001320 ENGLISH I HONENGLISH I HON (FCAT LEVEL 4/5) (FCAT LEVEL 4/5)

1001340 1001340 ENGLISH IIENGLISH II

354-1001340 354-1001340 ENGLISH IIENGLISH II (ACADEMY) (ACADEMY)

1001350 1001350 ENGLISH II HONENGLISH II HON (FCAT LEVEL 4/5) (FCAT LEVEL 4/5)

357-1001350 357-1001350 ENGLISH II HONENGLISH II HON (MED ACADEMY) (MED ACADEMY)

355-1001350 355-1001350 ENGLISH II HONENGLISH II HON (ACADEMY) (ACADEMY)

1001550 1001550 AICE ENGLISH LANGUAGE ASAICE ENGLISH LANGUAGE AS

1001370 1001370 ENGLISH IIIENGLISH III

1001380 1001380 ENGLISH III HONENGLISH III HON

1001420 1001420 AP ENG LANGUAGE & COMPOSITIONAP ENG LANGUAGE & COMPOSITION

1001400 1001400 ENGLISH IVENGLISH IV

1001410 1001410 ENGLISH IV HONENGLISH IV HON

1001430 1001430 AP ENG LITERATURE & COMPOSITIONAP ENG LITERATURE & COMPOSITION

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SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENTSOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT

370-2103300 370-2103300 WORLD CULTURAL GEOGRAPHYWORLD CULTURAL GEOGRAPHY

21033000 21033000 WORLD CULTURAL GEO HONWORLD CULTURAL GEO HON (FCAT 4/5) (FCAT 4/5)

2103400 2103400 AP HUMAN GEOGRAPHYAP HUMAN GEOGRAPHY

2109310 2109310 WORLD HISTORYWORLD HISTORY

374-2109310 374-2109310 WORLD HISTORYWORLD HISTORY (ACADEMY) (ACADEMY)

2109320 2109320 WORLD HISORY HONWORLD HISORY HON (FCAT LEVEL 4/5) (FCAT LEVEL 4/5)

385-2109320 385-2109320 WORLD HIST HONWORLD HIST HON (MED ACADEMY) (MED ACADEMY)

375-2109320 375-2109320 WORLD HIST HONWORLD HIST HON (ACADEMY) (ACADEMY)

2109420 2109420 AP WORLD HISTORYAP WORLD HISTORY

2103410 2103410 AICE GEOGRAPHYAICE GEOGRAPHY (PRE-AP STUDENTS) (PRE-AP STUDENTS)

2100310 2100310 U.S. HISTORYU.S. HISTORY

2100320 2100320 U.S. HISTORY HONU.S. HISTORY HON (FCAT LEVEL 4/5) (FCAT LEVEL 4/5)

2100330 2100330 AP U.S. HISTORYAP U.S. HISTORY (FCAT LEVEL 4/5) (FCAT LEVEL 4/5)

0000376 0000376 ECONOMICS/AMERICAN GOVTECONOMICS/AMERICAN GOVT

0000377 0000377 ECONOMICS HON/AMERICAN GOVT HONECONOMICS HON/AMERICAN GOVT HON

0000378 0000378 AP MICRO ECON/U.S. GOVT & POLITICSAP MICRO ECON/U.S. GOVT & POLITICS

0000379 0000379 PSYCHOLOGY I (SEM I)/PSYCH II (SEM II)PSYCHOLOGY I (SEM I)/PSYCH II (SEM II)

0000380 0000380 LAW STUDIES (SEM I)/SOCIOLOGY (SEM II)LAW STUDIES (SEM I)/SOCIOLOGY (SEM II)

0000381 0000381 AFRICAN & AFRICAN AM HISTORY HONAFRICAN & AFRICAN AM HISTORY HON

2109380 2109380 AP EUROPEAN HISTORYAP EUROPEAN HISTORY (GRADE 12) (GRADE 12)

0000382 0000382 AP COMP POL/CONST LAWAP COMP POL/CONST LAW (10-12) (10-12)

2107350 2107350 AP PSYCHOLOGYAP PSYCHOLOGY

MathematicsMathematics


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MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENTMATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT

1200310 1200310 ALGEBRA IALGEBRA I

1206310 1206310 GEOMETRYGEOMETRY

1206320 1206320 GEOMETRY HONGEOMETRY HON

1208300 LIBERAL ARTS MATH1208300 LIBERAL ARTS MATH

1200330 1200330 ALGEBRA IIALGEBRA II

1200340 1200340 ALGEBRA II HONALGEBRA II HON

1200340A 1200340A ALGEBRA II HONALGEBRA II HON (AICE STUDENTS) (AICE STUDENTS)

1200500 1200500 ADVANCED ALG W/FINANCIAL APPSADVANCED ALG W/FINANCIAL APPS

1200700 1200700 MATH FOR COLLEGE READINESSMATH FOR COLLEGE READINESS

1205370 CONSUMER MATH1205370 CONSUMER MATH

0000397 0000397 TRIGONOMETRY/ANALYT GEOM HONTRIGONOMETRY/ANALYT GEOM HON

1202340 1202340 PRECALCULUS HONORSPRECALCULUS HONORS

1202300 1202300 CALCULUS HONCALCULUS HON

1210300 1210300 PROBABILITY/STATISTICS HONPROBABILITY/STATISTICS HON

1202310 1202310 AP CALCULUS ABAP CALCULUS AB

1202320 1202320 AP CALCULUS BCAP CALCULUS BC

1210320 1210320 AP STATISTICSAP STATISTICS

ScienceScience


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SCIENCE DEPARTMENTSCIENCE DEPARTMENT

2001310 2001310 EARTH/SPACE SCIENCEEARTH/SPACE SCIENCE

2001320 2001320 EARTH/SPACE SCIENCE HONEARTH/SPACE SCIENCE HON

2000310 2000310 BIOLOGY IBIOLOGY I

2000320 2000320 BIOLOGY I HONBIOLOGY I HON

2000340 2000340 AP BIOLOGYAP BIOLOGY

2003340 2003340 CHEMISTRY ICHEMISTRY I (PRE/COREQ OF ALG II) (PRE/COREQ OF ALG II)

2003350 2003350 CHEMISTRY I HCHEMISTRY I H (PRE/COREQ ALG II HON) (PRE/COREQ ALG II HON)

0000416 0000416 CHEMISTRY I HCHEMISTRY I H (MED ACAD STUDENTS) (MED ACAD STUDENTS)

0000413 0000413 CHEMISTRY I HCHEMISTRY I H (AICE STUDENTS) (AICE STUDENTS)

2003370 2003370 AP CHEMISTRYAP CHEMISTRY

2000360 2000360 ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGY HONANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGY HON

2000390 2000390 PHYSICS I HONPHYSICS I HON

2003420 2003420 AP PHYSICS BAP PHYSICS B

2001380 2001380 AP ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCEAP ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE

2002510 2002510 MARINE SCIENCE HMARINE SCIENCE H (PRE/COREQ OF CHEM) (PRE/COREQ OF CHEM)

2003310 2003310 PHYSICAL SCIENCEPHYSICAL SCIENCE (GRADE 11/12) (GRADE 11/12)

2001381 2001381 AICE ENV MGMTAICE ENV MGMT (AICE STUDENTS) (AICE STUDENTS)

2002515 2002515 AICE MARINE SCIENCEAICE MARINE SCIENCE (PREREQ OF CHEM) (PREREQ OF CHEM)

2020910 2020910 ASTRONOMY HASTRONOMY H (PRE/COREQ PHYSICS) (PRE/COREQ PHYSICS)

1700300 RESEARCH I-IV SEE MRS. HENDERSON IN ROOM 7-211 FOR APPROVAL1700300 RESEARCH I-IV SEE MRS. HENDERSON IN ROOM 7-211 FOR APPROVAL

World LanguagesWorld Languages


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WORLD LANGUAGES DEPARTMENTWORLD LANGUAGES DEPARTMENT 0708340 0708340 SPANISH ISPANISH I (FCAT LEVEL 3/4/5) (FCAT LEVEL 3/4/5) 0701320 0701320 FRENCH I (FRENCH I (FCAT LEVEL 3/4/5)FCAT LEVEL 3/4/5)

0708350 0708350 SPANISH II SPANISH II (C OR BETTER IN SPANISH I)(C OR BETTER IN SPANISH I) 0701330 0701330 FRENCH IIFRENCH II (C OR BETTER IN FRENCH I) (C OR BETTER IN FRENCH I)

0708360 0708360 SPANISH IIISPANISH III (A/B IN SPANISH II) (A/B IN SPANISH II) 0701340 0701340 FRENCH IIIFRENCH III (A/B IN FRENCH II) (A/B IN FRENCH II)

0708370 0708370 SPANISH IVSPANISH IV (A/B IN SPANISH III) (A/B IN SPANISH III) 0701350 0701350 FRENCH IVFRENCH IV (A/B IN FRENCH III) (A/B IN FRENCH III)

0708400 0708400 AP SPANISH LANGUAGE AP SPANISH LANGUAGE (A/B IN (A/B IN SPANISH IV)SPANISH IV)

0701380 0701380 AP FRENCH LANGUAGE AP FRENCH LANGUAGE (A/B IN (A/B IN FRENCH IV)FRENCH IV)

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MULTIMEDIA COMMUNICATIONSMULTIMEDIA COMMUNICATIONS 8207310 INTRO TO INFO TECH8207310 INTRO TO INFO TECH

Microsoft Office: WORD, POWERPOINT, EXCELMicrosoft Office: WORD, POWERPOINT, EXCEL

This is the prereq course for all Multimedia Communications classes.This is the prereq course for all Multimedia Communications classes.

9001110 FOUNDATIONS OF WEB DESIGN9001110 FOUNDATIONS OF WEB DESIGN

9001120 USER INTERFACE DESIGN H9001120 USER INTERFACE DESIGN H

9001130 WEB SCRIPTING FUNDAMENTALS H9001130 WEB SCRIPTING FUNDAMENTALS H

8209510 DIG DESIGN I (GRAPHIC DESIGN & PHOTOSHOP)8209510 DIG DESIGN I (GRAPHIC DESIGN & PHOTOSHOP)

8209520 DIG DESIGN II H (ADV DESIGN & ILLUSTRATOR)8209520 DIG DESIGN II H (ADV DESIGN & ILLUSTRATOR)

422-8209510 DIG DESIGN YEARBOOK422-8209510 DIG DESIGN YEARBOOK

See Mrs. Fisher in Room 4-104 for a YEARBOOK application. If you are accepted your name will be See Mrs. Fisher in Room 4-104 for a YEARBOOK application. If you are accepted your name will be forwarded to guidance.forwarded to guidance.

8207210 PC SUPPORT I (MR. ROTT)8207210 PC SUPPORT I (MR. ROTT)

8207220 PC SUPPORT II H (MR. ROTT)8207220 PC SUPPORT II H (MR. ROTT)

0000423 MULTIMEDIA FOUNDATIONS I (FOSSEN/ROTT)0000423 MULTIMEDIA FOUNDATIONS I (FOSSEN/ROTT)

0000424 MULTIMEDIA FOUNDATIONS II (FOSSEN/ROTT)0000424 MULTIMEDIA FOUNDATIONS II (FOSSEN/ROTT)

0000425 MULTIMEDIA FOUNDATIONS III (FOSSEN/ROTT)0000425 MULTIMEDIA FOUNDATIONS III (FOSSEN/ROTT)

8200340 INTRO TO E-COMMERCE (MR. ROTT)8200340 INTRO TO E-COMMERCE (MR. ROTT)

8200350 E-COMMERCE ENTREPRENEUR H (MR. ROTT)8200350 E-COMMERCE ENTREPRENEUR H (MR. ROTT)

8200360 E-COMMERCE SYSTEMS H (MR. ROTT)8200360 E-COMMERCE SYSTEMS H (MR. ROTT)

8200410 BUS COOP ED OJT (PER 7)8200410 BUS COOP ED OJT (PER 7) SEE MRS. WHITE IN ROOM 4-210 SEE MRS. WHITE IN ROOM 4-210 FOR APPFOR APP

0000420 BUS COOP ED OJT (PER 6 & 7)0000420 BUS COOP ED OJT (PER 6 & 7)

0000421 BUS COOP ED OJT (PER 5, 6 & 7)0000421 BUS COOP ED OJT (PER 5, 6 & 7)

SAT/ACT Prep ClassSAT/ACT Prep Class

10TH GRADE: 10TH GRADE: 3.0 GPA and FCAT Read Lvl 3, 4, 3.0 GPA and FCAT Read Lvl 3, 4,

5 5 and pre/coreq of ALGEBRA IIand pre/coreq of ALGEBRA II 11TH GRADE: 11TH GRADE: 2.75 GPA and passed FCAT 2.75 GPA and passed FCAT

Read Read and pre/coreq of ALGEBRA IIand pre/coreq of ALGEBRA II

SAT/ACT PREPARATIONSAT/ACT PREPARATION

0000430 SAT/ACT PREP CLASS0000430 SAT/ACT PREP CLASS10TH GRADE: 3.0 GPA and FCAT Read Lvl 3, 4, 5 and pre/coreq of ALGEBRA II10TH GRADE: 3.0 GPA and FCAT Read Lvl 3, 4, 5 and pre/coreq of ALGEBRA II

11TH GRADE: 2.75 GPA and passed FCAT Read and pre/coreq of ALGEBRA II11TH GRADE: 2.75 GPA and passed FCAT Read and pre/coreq of ALGEBRA II

Language Arts ElectivesLanguage Arts Electives

LANGUAGE ARTS DEPARTMENT ELECTIVESLANGUAGE ARTS DEPARTMENT ELECTIVES

1006300 JOURNALISM I (PREREQ FOR NEWSPAPER)1006300 JOURNALISM I (PREREQ FOR NEWSPAPER)

1006310 JOURNALISM II-IV (NEWSPAPER)1006310 JOURNALISM II-IV (NEWSPAPER)

SEE MRS. SEE MRS. BRECKON IN BRECKON IN ROOM 4-207A FOR ROOM 4-207A FOR SIGNATURESIGNATURE

Art DepartmentArt Department

ART DEPARTMENTART DEPARTMENT 0101330 ART 3/D COMP ($)0101330 ART 3/D COMP ($)

0104320 DRAWING/PAINTING I ($)0104320 DRAWING/PAINTING I ($)

0104330 DRAWING/PAINTING II, III, IV & AP ($)0104330 DRAWING/PAINTING II, III, IV & AP ($)

0102300 CERAMICS/POTTERY I ($)0102300 CERAMICS/POTTERY I ($)

0102310 CERAMICS/POTTERY II, III, IV & AP ($)0102310 CERAMICS/POTTERY II, III, IV & AP ($)

0107300 JEWELRY I ($)0107300 JEWELRY I ($)

0107310 JEWELRY II, III, IV & AP ($)0107310 JEWELRY II, III, IV & AP ($)

The $ symbol = material cost/donation requestedThe $ symbol = material cost/donation requested

Performing Arts DepartmentPerforming Arts Department

The $ symbol = material cost/donation requested.The $ symbol = material cost/donation requested.

PERFORMING ARTS DEPARTMENT (MUSIC – CHORUS)PERFORMING ARTS DEPARTMENT (MUSIC – CHORUS)

1303320 CHORUS III (VOICES - $)1303320 CHORUS III (VOICES - $)

1303400 VOCAL TECHNIQUES I-FEMALES (DOLCE-$)1303400 VOCAL TECHNIQUES I-FEMALES (DOLCE-$)

1303440 VOCAL ENSEMBLE I-SHOW CHOIR (ENCORE-$)1303440 VOCAL ENSEMBLE I-SHOW CHOIR (ENCORE-$)

1300330 AP MUSIC THEORY1300330 AP MUSIC THEORY

PERFORMING ARTS DEPARTMENT (MUSIC-INSTRUMENTAL)PERFORMING ARTS DEPARTMENT (MUSIC-INSTRUMENTAL)

1302310 CONCERT BAND/BAND II1302310 CONCERT BAND/BAND II

1302320 SYMPHONIC BAND/BAND III ($)1302320 SYMPHONIC BAND/BAND III ($)

1302330 WIND ENS/BAND IV ($) AUDITION REQ1302330 WIND ENS/BAND IV ($) AUDITION REQ

1302500 JAZZ ENS/JAZZ BAND ($) AUDITION REQ1302500 JAZZ ENS/JAZZ BAND ($) AUDITION REQ

1305300 EURYTHMICS/COLOR GUARD ($) AUD REQ1305300 EURYTHMICS/COLOR GUARD ($) AUD REQ

1301360 KEYBOARDING I & II (PIANO)1301360 KEYBOARDING I & II (PIANO)

Physical EducationPhysical Education

PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENTPHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT

1503360 TEAM SPORTS II (SEMESTER)1503360 TEAM SPORTS II (SEMESTER)

1501340 BEG WEIGHT TRAINING (SEMESTER)1501340 BEG WEIGHT TRAINING (SEMESTER)

1501350 INT WEIGHT TRAINING (SEMESTER)1501350 INT WEIGHT TRAINING (SEMESTER)

1502470 RECREATIONAL ACTIVITIES (SEMESTER)1502470 RECREATIONAL ACTIVITIES (SEMESTER)

1501300 PERSONAL FITNESS (SEMESTER)1501300 PERSONAL FITNESS (SEMESTER)

0000460 POWER WGT TRAIN FOOTBALL (FULL YEAR)0000460 POWER WGT TRAIN FOOTBALL (FULL YEAR)

0000461 POWER WGT TRAIN VARSITY (FULL YEAR)0000461 POWER WGT TRAIN VARSITY (FULL YEAR)

Auto Academy ElectivesAuto Academy Electives

The $ symbol = material cost/donation requested.The $ symbol = material cost/donation requested.

AUTO ACADEMY ELECTIVE CLASSESAUTO ACADEMY ELECTIVE CLASSES

450-8709410 AUTO SVC TECH I ($) 9TH/10TH ONLY450-8709410 AUTO SVC TECH I ($) 9TH/10TH ONLY

451-8709010 AUTO COLL REPAIR ($) 9TH/10TH ONLY451-8709010 AUTO COLL REPAIR ($) 9TH/10TH ONLY

Student AideStudent AideSTUDENT AIDE - JUNIORS AND SENIORS ONLY – 3.0 MIN. GPASTUDENT AIDE - JUNIORS AND SENIORS ONLY – 3.0 MIN. GPA

THERE IS NO CREDIT OR GRADE AWARDED FOR THIS CLASS. YOU THERE IS NO CREDIT OR GRADE AWARDED FOR THIS CLASS. YOU RECEIVE 75 COMMUNITY SERVICE HOURS PER SEMESTERRECEIVE 75 COMMUNITY SERVICE HOURS PER SEMESTER

STUDENT AIDE – JUNIORS & SENIORS ONLY – 3.0 MIN GPASTUDENT AIDE – JUNIORS & SENIORS ONLY – 3.0 MIN GPANO CREDIT OR GRADE AWARDED – 75 COM SERVICE HOURS PER SEMESTERNO CREDIT OR GRADE AWARDED – 75 COM SERVICE HOURS PER SEMESTER

6543210 STUDENT AIDE6543210 STUDENT AIDE

Junior and Senior PrivilegeJunior and Senior Privilege

NO CLASS PERIOD 7 – JUNIORS & SENIORS ONLYNO CLASS PERIOD 7 – JUNIORS & SENIORS ONLY

MUST BE ON TRACK FOR GRADUATION & HAVE PARENT PERMISSIONMUST BE ON TRACK FOR GRADUATION & HAVE PARENT PERMISSION

0000507 NO CLASS PERIOD 7 0000507 NO CLASS PERIOD 7 PARENT SIGNATURE → PARENT SIGNATURE →

Dual EnrollmentDual Enrollment

Notice the 2 DUAL ENROLLMENT courses that Park Vista will be offering on our Notice the 2 DUAL ENROLLMENT courses that Park Vista will be offering on our campus are for Medical Academy students only!!!!!campus are for Medical Academy students only!!!!!

College Algebra will not be offered on the Park Vista campus for he 2013-2014 College Algebra will not be offered on the Park Vista campus for he 2013-2014 school year.school year.

DUAL ENROLLMENTDUAL ENROLLMENTMUST HAVE 3.0 GPA & COLLEGE READY SAT/ACT/PERT SCORESMUST HAVE 3.0 GPA & COLLEGE READY SAT/ACT/PERT SCORES

0000141 DUAL ENROLLMEMT OFF CAMPUS PER 70000141 DUAL ENROLLMEMT OFF CAMPUS PER 7

0000474 DUAL ENROLLMENT OFF CAMPUS PER 60000474 DUAL ENROLLMENT OFF CAMPUS PER 6

Dual EnrollmentDual EnrollmentEarn college credit while at PVCHS!Earn college credit while at PVCHS!

For eligible students with a 3.0 or aboveFor eligible students with a 3.0 or above College ready scores on the SAT or ACT or PERT College ready scores on the SAT or ACT or PERT

or CPTor CPT Choose Palm Beach State College, PVCHS or Choose Palm Beach State College, PVCHS or

Florida Atlantic UniversityFlorida Atlantic University A grade of “C” or better must be earnedA grade of “C” or better must be earned Confirm application deadline with your counselorConfirm application deadline with your counselor 1 Dual Enrollment class each semester will be 1 Dual Enrollment class each semester will be

offered at PVCHS next year (Medical Terminology offered at PVCHS next year (Medical Terminology & Health Concepts for Medical Academy Seniors & Health Concepts for Medical Academy Seniors only)only)

Remember!Remember! Dual enrollment classes become part of the permanent Dual enrollment classes become part of the permanent college transcript and can impact eligibility for financial aid.college transcript and can impact eligibility for financial aid.

Dual EnrollmentDual Enrollment

DUAL ENROLLMENT FOR NEXT SCHOOL YEARDUAL ENROLLMENT FOR NEXT SCHOOL YEAR We will be having a DUAL ENROLLMENT ASSEMBLY on We will be having a DUAL ENROLLMENT ASSEMBLY on

Tuesday, March 19Tuesday, March 19thth

If you select a DUAL ENROLLMENT class on your course If you select a DUAL ENROLLMENT class on your course selection sheet, you will automatically be invited to attendselection sheet, you will automatically be invited to attend

DUAL ENROLLMENT FOR SUMMER B SESSIONDUAL ENROLLMENT FOR SUMMER B SESSION Summer B classes begin June 25 and end August 6 Summer B classes begin June 25 and end August 6 (check for (check for

conflicts in your summer vacation plans!!!)conflicts in your summer vacation plans!!!) Registration begins April 22, 2013Registration begins April 22, 2013 If you are interested in taking a Summer B course you must sign If you are interested in taking a Summer B course you must sign

up in the Guidance Office now so that you can be invited to the up in the Guidance Office now so that you can be invited to the DUAL ENROLLMENT ASSEMBLY on March 19DUAL ENROLLMENT ASSEMBLY on March 19thth

Dual EnrollmentDual EnrollmentEarn college credit while at PVCHS!Earn college credit while at PVCHS!

COLLEGE READY SCORESCOLLEGE READY SCORESSAT: Verbal 440; Math 440SAT: Verbal 440; Math 440ACT: Eng 17; Read 18; Math 19ACT: Eng 17; Read 18; Math 19PERT: 104-150 Reading, 99-150 PERT: 104-150 Reading, 99-150

Writing, & 113-122 MathWriting, & 113-122 MathCPT: Read Comp 83; Sentence Skls CPT: Read Comp 83; Sentence Skls

83; Elementary Alg 7283; Elementary Alg 72

On The Job Training (OJT)On The Job Training (OJT)RequirementsRequirements

Elective classElective class You must be enrolled in a Business class to add You must be enrolled in a Business class to add

OJT to your schedule. If you have never taken OJT to your schedule. If you have never taken any business classes, you will be placed in any business classes, you will be placed in Introduction to IT.Introduction to IT.

Complete the Business Cooperative Education Complete the Business Cooperative Education Application, pick up from Mrs. White in Room 4-Application, pick up from Mrs. White in Room 4-210 210

Must be signed by You, Parent and Guidance Must be signed by You, Parent and Guidance Counselor Counselor

Return to Mrs. White, Room 4-210, on a first Return to Mrs. White, Room 4-210, on a first come-first served basiscome-first served basis

OJT ResponsibilitiesOJT Responsibilities

It is your responsibility to have a job by the first day of It is your responsibility to have a job by the first day of class in Augustclass in August

You may not work “off the books”; it is illegal. You will be You may not work “off the books”; it is illegal. You will be required to turn in a time card and pay stub showing required to turn in a time card and pay stub showing taxes out of your pay each month.taxes out of your pay each month.

You are expected to work a minimum of 5 hours per You are expected to work a minimum of 5 hours per school credit each week, for example:school credit each week, for example:

OJT 7OJT 7thth hour only=5 hours of work per week (at least) hour only=5 hours of work per week (at least)OJT 6OJT 6thth &7 &7thth hours=10 hours of work per week (at least) hours=10 hours of work per week (at least)OJT 5OJT 5thth, 6, 6thth & 7 & 7thth hours=15 hours per week (at least) hours=15 hours per week (at least) No student should exceed 30 hours a week!!!!! No student should exceed 30 hours a week!!!!!

Required CoursesRequired Courses(refer to online Curriculum Guide)(refer to online Curriculum Guide) 4 Credits of English4 Credits of English

English I, II, III & IVEnglish I, II, III & IV

4 Credits of Mathematics4 Credits of Mathematics Including an Algebra requirement. Four required math Including an Algebra requirement. Four required math

credits must be earned in grades 9-12. High school credit credits must be earned in grades 9-12. High school credit earned in middle school is used in GPA calculation and earned in middle school is used in GPA calculation and may be used towards one of the four math requirements for may be used towards one of the four math requirements for graduation.graduation.

c/o 2014 & 2015: Alg I & Geom requiredc/o 2014 & 2015: Alg I & Geom required c/o 2016: Alg I, Geom & Alg II requiredc/o 2016: Alg I, Geom & Alg II required

3 Credits of Science3 Credits of Science Includes 1 credit in Biology and 1 credit in a Physical Includes 1 credit in Biology and 1 credit in a Physical

ScienceScience

Required CoursesRequired Courses(refer to online Curriculum Guide)(refer to online Curriculum Guide)

3 Credits of Social Studies3 Credits of Social Studies Includes 1 credit in World History, 1 credit in American Includes 1 credit in World History, 1 credit in American

History, ½ credit in Economics and ½ credit in American History, ½ credit in Economics and ½ credit in American GovernmentGovernment

½ Credit of Physical Education½ Credit of Physical Education Students who participate in marching band activities may Students who participate in marching band activities may

satisfy the .5 credit of physical education by earning a “C” satisfy the .5 credit of physical education by earning a “C” or higher in a Band or Eurhythmics course.or higher in a Band or Eurhythmics course.

½ Credit of Personal Fitness½ Credit of Personal FitnessStudents who have participated in interscholastic sports at Students who have participated in interscholastic sports at

the Junior Varsity or Varsity level for 2 full seasons may the Junior Varsity or Varsity level for 2 full seasons may apply to waive the full credit of Physical Education and apply to waive the full credit of Physical Education and Personal Fitness. The student must also pass the written Personal Fitness. The student must also pass the written personal fitness competency exam with a grade of “C” or personal fitness competency exam with a grade of “C” or higher. higher.

Required CoursesRequired Courses (refer to online Curriculum (refer to online Curriculum

Guide)Guide) 1 Credit of Fine Art Elective & Selective 1 Credit of Fine Art Elective & Selective

Practical Art ClassesPractical Art Classes

8 Credits of Electives8 Credits of Electives

In addition, 2 credits of the same foreign In addition, 2 credits of the same foreign language are required to enter the State language are required to enter the State University System and to earn the University System and to earn the Medallion and Scholars level of the Florida Medallion and Scholars level of the Florida Bright Futures Scholarship Program.Bright Futures Scholarship Program.

Graduation RequirementsGraduation Requirements

24 Credits24 Credits2.0 GPA2.0 GPAPass FCAT Reading (All Grades)Pass FCAT Reading (All Grades)Pass Algebra I EOC (Grades 9 & Pass Algebra I EOC (Grades 9 &

10)10)Pass Geometry EOC (Grade 9)Pass Geometry EOC (Grade 9)Pass Biology EOC (Grade 9)Pass Biology EOC (Grade 9)20 Hours of Community Service20 Hours of Community Service

Community Service HoursCommunity Service Hours

PARKING DECALS will NOT be sold to 11PARKING DECALS will NOT be sold to 11thth or or 1212thth graders at the beginning of the school year graders at the beginning of the school year unless 20 hours of community service is unless 20 hours of community service is documented (which means entered into the documented (which means entered into the computer!)computer!)

No Senior Activities (Grad Bash, Prom, No Senior Activities (Grad Bash, Prom, Graduation) tickets will be distributed without the Graduation) tickets will be distributed without the documented 20 hours of community service!!documented 20 hours of community service!!

Promotion to next grade levelPromotion to next grade level

In order to be classified in the In order to be classified in the computer as a 12computer as a 12thth grader, you need grader, you need

17 credits,17 credits,

as an 11as an 11thth grader, you need 11 credits grader, you need 11 credits

as a 10as a 10thth grader, you need 5 credits. grader, you need 5 credits.

MinimumMinimum Requirements for Requirements for Florida University AdmissionFlorida University Admission

English – 4 yearsEnglish – 4 years Math – 4 years (Algebra I, Geometry, Math – 4 years (Algebra I, Geometry,

Algebra II and one above Algebra II are a Algebra II and one above Algebra II are a minimum) minimum)

Science – 3 years Science – 3 years Social Studies – 3 yearsSocial Studies – 3 years Foreign Language - 2 consecutive yearsForeign Language - 2 consecutive years 4 additional academic credits (English, Math, 4 additional academic credits (English, Math,

Science, Social Studies or Foreign Science, Social Studies or Foreign Language)Language)

A total of A total of at least 18 ACADEMICat least 18 ACADEMIC credits credits

Advanced Placement CoursesAdvanced Placement Courses

Provides qualified students with the opportunity to take college level Provides qualified students with the opportunity to take college level courses while in high schoolcourses while in high school

Earn college credit by achieving appropriate levels of proficiency on the Earn college credit by achieving appropriate levels of proficiency on the national AP Exam.national AP Exam.

Eligibility for AP classes is based on:Eligibility for AP classes is based on:

PSAT/SAT/ACT scoresPSAT/SAT/ACT scores GPA/HPAGPA/HPA Teacher RecommendationTeacher Recommendation Readiness to engage in a college level learning experienceReadiness to engage in a college level learning experience Submit a completed application (January 25th was the deadline)Submit a completed application (January 25th was the deadline) AP classes will not be dropped once the school year beginsAP classes will not be dropped once the school year begins Acceptance lists will be posted outside of the Guidance Office on Acceptance lists will be posted outside of the Guidance Office on

Friday, Feb 8Friday, Feb 8thth If you are accepted, you will pick up a If you are accepted, you will pick up a LUNAR BLUELUNAR BLUE AP selection AP selection

sheet in Guidance. You must then obtain both the AP teacher and your sheet in Guidance. You must then obtain both the AP teacher and your parent’s signature. Attach the AP selection sheet to your parent’s signature. Attach the AP selection sheet to your GOLDENRODGOLDENROD Park Vista course selection sheet and return it to your Park Vista course selection sheet and return it to your teacher no later than FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 22teacher no later than FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 22ndnd..

Importance of Rigor in Schedule in College Admissions DecisionImportance of Rigor in Schedule in College Admissions Decision

Your schedule should Your schedule should INCREASEINCREASE in rigor each year!!! in rigor each year!!!

Ninth Grade Tenth Grade Eleventh Grade Twelfth Grade

Recommended Grade Level CoursesRecommended Grade Level Courses

1212thth Grade Grade1 English IV1 English IV

½ Economics½ Economics½ American Government½ American Government

4 or 5 Elective Credits4 or 5 Elective Credits

Seniors who are “on track” to graduate and Seniors who are “on track” to graduate and have parent permission may have have parent permission may have oneone “No “No

Class”. Students are not allowed on campus Class”. Students are not allowed on campus during their “no class” period.during their “no class” period.

3.0 GPA required for Student Aide Class.3.0 GPA required for Student Aide Class.

Recommended Grade Level Recommended Grade Level CoursesCourses

1111thth Grade Grade1 English III1 English III

1 Math1 Math1 Science1 Science

1 American History1 American History3 Elective Credits3 Elective Credits

Juniors who are on track for graduation and have parent Juniors who are on track for graduation and have parent permission may have 1 “No Class”.permission may have 1 “No Class”.

SAT/ACT Prep class available for 2013-2014 juniors with SAT/ACT Prep class available for 2013-2014 juniors with 2.75 GPA, Passed FCAT and in Algebra II or have taken 2.75 GPA, Passed FCAT and in Algebra II or have taken

Algebra IIAlgebra II

**Class of 2015 must also earn at least ½ credit through an online **Class of 2015 must also earn at least ½ credit through an online learning program before graduation**learning program before graduation**

Recommended Grade Level CoursesRecommended Grade Level Courses1010thth Grade Grade

1 English II1 English II1 Math1 Math

1 Science1 Science1 World History1 World History

3 Elective Credits3 Elective CreditsSAT/ACT Prep class available for 2013-2014 SAT/ACT Prep class available for 2013-2014

sophomores with 3.0 GPA, FCAT Reading Level of 3, 4 sophomores with 3.0 GPA, FCAT Reading Level of 3, 4 or 5 and in Algebra II or have taken Algebra IIor 5 and in Algebra II or have taken Algebra II

**Class of 2016 must also earn at least ½ credit through **Class of 2016 must also earn at least ½ credit through an online learning program before graduation**an online learning program before graduation**

Make-Up Credits or Courses for Make-Up Credits or Courses for GraduationGraduation

Credit LabCredit Lab• Make up credits through the after school credit lab at PVCHSMake up credits through the after school credit lab at PVCHS• See your guidance counselor for the registration beginning Summer 2013See your guidance counselor for the registration beginning Summer 2013• Does not count toward Bright Futures, NCAA or university admissionsDoes not count toward Bright Futures, NCAA or university admissions

Florida Virtual School (www.FLVS.net)Florida Virtual School (www.FLVS.net)• Take regular or honors courses on the internetTake regular or honors courses on the internet• Register at Register at www.flvs.net• Apply early to be wait listed in case classes are full.Apply early to be wait listed in case classes are full.

E2020• Behind in credits, not on track to graduateBehind in credits, not on track to graduate• Take classes online at school Take classes online at school • Must register with your counselorMust register with your counselor• Does not count toward Bright Futures, NCAA or university admissionsDoes not count toward Bright Futures, NCAA or university admissions

Warning-----Online courses are rigorous and time consuming and not an easy Warning-----Online courses are rigorous and time consuming and not an easy way to make up a credit!!way to make up a credit!!

Academic HistoryAcademic HistoryYou have received an academic history You have received an academic history

with all your classes, credits and other with all your classes, credits and other helpful academic informationhelpful academic information

Use this to assist in choosing the Use this to assist in choosing the correct classes correct classes

Keep this with you for teachers’ Keep this with you for teachers’ reference for proper recommendations reference for proper recommendations for next yearfor next year

STUDENT NAME:STUDENT NAME: NUMBER:NUMBER: CUM. GPA:CUM. GPA: HPA: MHPA:HPA: MHPA:

ADDRESS.ADDRESS. GRADE:GRADE: POINTS:POINTS: POINTS:POINTS:BIRTH:BIRTH: 24GPA:24GPA: CREDITS:CREDITS:

PHONE:PHONE: AS OF:AS OF: RANK: 124/476 MRANK: RANK: 124/476 MRANK: LOCAL REQUIREMENTS

CREDITSCREDITS REQREQ EARNEARN NEEDNEEDLANGUAGE ARTSLANGUAGE ARTS 4.004.00 2.502.50 1.501.50

MATHEMATICSMATHEMATICS 4.004.00 1.501.50 0.500.50BIOLOGYBIOLOGY 1.001.00 1.001.00 0.000.00PHYSICAL SCIENCEPHYSICAL SCIENCE 1.001.00 1.001.00 0.000.00SCIENCE ELECTIVESCIENCE ELECTIVE 1.001.00 0.500.50 0.500.50US HISTORYUS HISTORY 1.001.00 0.500.50 0.500.50WORLD HISTORYWORLD HISTORY 1.001.00 1.001.00 0.000.00ECONOMICSECONOMICS 0.500.50 0.000.00 0.500.50AMERICAN GOVT AMERICAN GOVT 0.500.50 0.000.00 0.500.50FINE ARTSFINE ARTS 1.001.00 0.500.50 0.500.50

PHYSICAL EDUCATIONPHYSICAL EDUCATION 1.001.00 1.001.00 0.000.00ELECTIVESELECTIVES 8.008.00 5.005.00 3.503.50

TOTAL:TOTAL: 24.0024.00 16.0016.00 8.008.00

DATES PASSED FCAT TESTS MATH: COMMUNICATIONS:

Look at the LOCAL REQUIREMENTS section and NOT

the STATE REQUIREMENTS

Overall GPA

STUDENT NAME:STUDENT NAME: NUMBER:NUMBER: CUM. GPACUM. GPA:: HPA: MHPA:HPA: MHPA:






TOTAL:TOTAL: 24.0024.00 16.0016.00 8.008.00


# of Points Earned


ADDRESS.ADDRESS. GRADE:GRADE: POINTSPOINTS:: POINTS:POINTS:BIRTH:BIRTH: 24GPA:24GPA: CREDITS:CREDITS:





TOTAL:TOTAL: 24.0024.00 16.0016.00 8.008.00


Honor Point

Average

STUDENT NAME:STUDENT NAME: NUMBER:NUMBER: CUM. GPA:CUM. GPA: HPA:HPA: MHPA: MHPA:


PHONE:PHONE: AS OF:AS OF: RANK: 124/476 MRANK: RANK: 124/476 MRANK:

LOCAL REQUIREMENTS




TOTAL:TOTAL: 24.0024.00 16.0016.00 8.008.00


# of Points Earned on a Weighted

Scale







TOTAL:TOTAL: 24.0024.00 16.0016.00 8.008.00


# of Credits

Attempted



PHONE:PHONE: AS OF:AS OF: RANK: 124/476 MRANK: RANK: 124/476 MRANK:

LOCAL REQUIREMENTS




TOTAL:TOTAL: 24.0024.00 16.0016.00 8.008.00


HPA is 124th out of 476 Students



PHONE:PHONE: AS OF:AS OF: RANK: 124/476RANK: 124/476 MRANK: MRANK: LOCAL REQUIREMENTS




TOTAL:TOTAL: 24.0024.00 16.0016.00 8.008.00


Val/Sal Determination

Only courses taken in HS

STUDENT NAME:STUDENT NAME: NUMBER:NUMBER: CUM. GPA:CUM. GPA: HPA: HPA: MHPA:MHPA:






TOTAL:TOTAL: 24.0024.00 16.0016.00 8.008.00


Rank for Val/Sal



PHONE:PHONE: AS OF:AS OF: RANK: 124/476RANK: 124/476 MRANK:MRANK: LOCAL REQUIREMENTS




TOTAL:TOTAL: 24.0024.00 16.0016.00 8.008.00


# of CreditsRequired for Option

AGraduation







TOTAL:TOTAL: 24.0024.0016.0016.00 8.008.00


# of Credits Earned







TOTAL:TOTAL: 24.0024.00 16.0016.00 8.008.00


# of Credits

You Need







TOTAL:TOTAL: 24.0024.00 16.0016.00 8.008.00

DATES PASSED FCAT TESTS MATH: COMMUNICATIONS

If there is a date

listed, that means you

already passed that part of the

FCAT







TOTAL:TOTAL: 24.0024.00 16.0016.00 8.008.00

DATES PASSED FCAT TESTS MATH: COMMUNICATIONS

NOTE: All High School credit courses taken in middle school are included on High School transcript. Middle School Math courses will be listed as High School Elective Credits.

State University System MatrixState University System Matrix

FAMUFAMU FAUFAU FGCUFGCU FIUFIU FSUFSU NCFNCF UCFUCF UFUF UNFUNF USFUSF UWFUWF

# OF # OF STUDENTSSTUDENTS 13,20713,207 29,31329,313 12,66112,661 47,96647,966 41,71041,710 845845 58,69858,698 49,58949,589 16,36816,368 39,62939,629 12,12612,126

GPAGPA 3.00-3.00-3.493.49

3.35-3.35-3.953.95

3.06-3.06-3.723.72

3.50-3.50-4.104.10 3.7-4.23.7-4.2 3.73-3.73-

4.334.33 3.5-4.23.5-4.2 4.1-4.54.1-4.5 3.51-3.51-4.214.21

3.97-3.97-4.274.27 3.43.4

SATSAT1200-1200-14701470

V,M,WV,M,W

1530-1530-17801780

V,M,WV,M,W

1410-1410-16801680

V,M,WV,M,W

1600-1600-18501850

V,M,WV,M,W

1750-1750-20002000

V,M,WV,M,W

1830-1830-21202120

V,M,WV,M,W

1700-1700-19601960

V,M,WV,M,W

1840-1840-21402140

V.M,WV.M,W

1670-1670-19201920

V,M,WV,M,W

1670-1670-19201920

V,M,WV,M,W

14751475

V,M,WV,M,W

ACTACT 17-2017-20 23-2723-27 20-2420-24 23-2623-26 26-3026-30 28-3128-31 25-2925-29 28-3228-32 25-2725-27 27-2927-29 22.422.4

NCAA NCAA SPORT SPORT

DIVDIVDIV 1DIV 1 DIV 1DIV 1 DIV 1DIV 1 DIV 1DIV 1 DIV 1DIV 1 N/AN/A DIV 1DIV 1 DIV 1DIV 1 DIV 1DIV 1 DIV 1DIV 1 DIV 2DIV 2

COLLEGE TOURCOLLEGE TOURJUNE 10, 11, 12JUNE 10, 11, 12

LIMITED TO 40 STUDENTSLIMITED TO 40 STUDENTS VISIT 6 OF FLORIDA MOST POPULAR UNIVERSITIESVISIT 6 OF FLORIDA MOST POPULAR UNIVERSITIES

1.1. UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA – GO GATORSUNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA – GO GATORS2.2. FLORIDA STATE UNIVERSITY – GO NOLESFLORIDA STATE UNIVERSITY – GO NOLES3.3. UNIVERSITY OF CENTRAL FLORIDA – GO KNIGHTSUNIVERSITY OF CENTRAL FLORIDA – GO KNIGHTS4.4. UNIVERSITY OF NORTH FLORIDA – SWOOP!UNIVERSITY OF NORTH FLORIDA – SWOOP!5.5. UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH FLORIDA – GO BULLSUNIVERSITY OF SOUTH FLORIDA – GO BULLS6.6. FLORIDA GULF COAST UNIVERSITY – GO EAGLESFLORIDA GULF COAST UNIVERSITY – GO EAGLES

TALK TO AN ADMISSIONS OFFICER, TOUR THE SCHOOL, SEE TALK TO AN ADMISSIONS OFFICER, TOUR THE SCHOOL, SEE THE DORMS, EAT AT THEIR FOOD COURT, TALK TO THE DORMS, EAT AT THEIR FOOD COURT, TALK TO CURRENT STUDENTSCURRENT STUDENTS

$449.00 PER STUDENT (NO PARENTS)$449.00 PER STUDENT (NO PARENTS) SEE MR. DEWALT IN THE GUIDANCE OFFICE ASAP BECAUSE SEE MR. DEWALT IN THE GUIDANCE OFFICE ASAP BECAUSE

THIS WILL FILL UP FASTTHIS WILL FILL UP FAST DEADLINE TO REGISTER IS MARCH 1STDEADLINE TO REGISTER IS MARCH 1ST

HOW MUCH DOES IT COST PER YEAR TO HOW MUCH DOES IT COST PER YEAR TO ATTEND A 4 YEAR PUBLIC UNIVERSITY IN ATTEND A 4 YEAR PUBLIC UNIVERSITY IN

FLORIDA?FLORIDA?(AVERAGE FOR 2012-2013)(AVERAGE FOR 2012-2013)

CATEGORY COSTS

TUITION & FEES $6170.00

BOOKS/SUPPLIES $1080.00

COMPUTER/CELL PHONE $1280.00

HOUSING $5250.00

FOOD $4130.00

TRANSPORTATION $540.00

CLOTHING/MAINTENANCE $680.00

PERSONAL/HEALTH INS $1460.00

TOTAL BUDGET $20,580.00

STATE UNIVERSITY COSTSSTATE UNIVERSITY COSTSVSVS

STATE COLLEGE COSTSSTATE COLLEGE COSTSCATEGORY COSTS AT A 4 YEAR

STATE UNIVERSITYCOSTS AT A 2 YEAR

STATE COLLEE

TUITION & FEES $6170.00 $2972.00

BOOKS/SUPPLIES $1080.00 $1250.00

COMPUTER/CELL PHONE $1280.00 ????

HOUSING $5250.00 N/A

FOOD $4130.00 N/A

TRANSPORTATION $540.00 ????

CLOTHING/MAINTENANCE $680.00 ????

PERSONAL/HEALTH INS $1460.00 ????

TOTAL BUDGET $20,580.00 $4222.00AT LEAST

HOW DO I PAY FOR THIS????HOW DO I PAY FOR THIS????Go for the Gold!!!!!Go for the Gold!!!!!

Earn a Bright Futures Scholarship!Earn a Bright Futures Scholarship!Make the grade! Earn good grades in Make the grade! Earn good grades in

school! At least a 3.0 average!school! At least a 3.0 average!Earn the score! Take the SAT, ACT, or Earn the score! Take the SAT, ACT, or

CPT.CPT.Stay Clean! Cannot have felony charge.Stay Clean! Cannot have felony charge.Perform Community Service hours.Perform Community Service hours.

BRIGHT FUTURES’ REQUIREMENTS ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE BY ANNUAL REVIEW OF THE FLORIDA LEGISLATURE.

Florida Academic Scholars (FAS)Florida Academic Scholars (FAS)

Pays approximately 100% of Pays approximately 100% of tuition onlytuition only or or about about $3000.00 per year at a university or $3000.00 per year at a university or $1830 at a state college$1830 at a state college..

3.5 GPA in 15 core courses – College Prep 3.5 GPA in 15 core courses – College Prep (Can use 3 extra credits of Academic courses (Can use 3 extra credits of Academic courses to raise GPA)to raise GPA)

100 Hours of Community Service100 Hours of Community Service At UF the cost per credit hour, including fees, At UF the cost per credit hour, including fees,

is $204.76 (UCF=$207.36, FSU=$216.53). is $204.76 (UCF=$207.36, FSU=$216.53). Bright Futures pays $100.00 per credit hour Bright Futures pays $100.00 per credit hour for the FAS.for the FAS.


Florida Academic Scholars (FAS)Florida Academic Scholars (FAS)Required Test ScoresRequired Test Scores

SATSAT 1290 (Verbal & Math)1290 (Verbal & Math)

ACT 29 (Composite Score)ACT 29 (Composite Score)


Florida Medallion Scholars (FMS)Florida Medallion Scholars (FMS)

Pays approximately 75% of Pays approximately 75% of tuition onlytuition only or or about about $2250.00 at a university per year or $2250.00 at a university per year or $1410 at a state college or $1830 at a state $1410 at a state college or $1830 at a state college AA degree programcollege AA degree program..

3.0 GPA in 15 core courses – College Prep 3.0 GPA in 15 core courses – College Prep (Can use 3 extra credits of Academic courses (Can use 3 extra credits of Academic courses to raise GPA)to raise GPA)

75 Hours of Community Service75 Hours of Community Service At UF the cost per credit hour, including fees, At UF the cost per credit hour, including fees,

is $204.76 (UCF=$207.36, FSU-$216.53). is $204.76 (UCF=$207.36, FSU-$216.53). Bright Futures pays $75.00 per credit hour for Bright Futures pays $75.00 per credit hour for the FMS.the FMS.


Florida Medallion Scholars (FMS)Florida Medallion Scholars (FMS)Required Test ScoresRequired Test Scores

SAT 1170 (Verbal & Math)SAT 1170 (Verbal & Math)

ACT ACT 26 (Composite Score)26 (Composite Score)


Florida Gold Seal Vocational Florida Gold Seal Vocational Scholars (GSV)Scholars (GSV)

Pays approximately 75% of Pays approximately 75% of tuition onlytuition only or or about about $2250.00 per year$2250.00 per year..

3.0 GPA in 15.5 credits required for 3.0 GPA in 15.5 credits required for graduationgraduation

3.5 GPA In 3 vocational credits earned in one 3.5 GPA In 3 vocational credits earned in one vocational programvocational program

SAT 440 Verbal and 440 Math orSAT 440 Verbal and 440 Math or ACT 18 Reading, 17 English, 19 Math orACT 18 Reading, 17 English, 19 Math or CPT 83 Reading, 72 Algebra, 83 Sentence CPT 83 Reading, 72 Algebra, 83 Sentence

SkillsSkills Only good for 90 college credit hoursOnly good for 90 college credit hours


FLVC.ORGFLVC.ORGHigh school students, can use the services provided on this High school students, can use the services provided on this

website to help plan and track educational progress in website to help plan and track educational progress in Florida! Florida!

Determine career objectives Determine career objectives Evaluate high school progress Evaluate high school progress See high school course summary and grades See high school course summary and grades Learn about higher ed opportunities in Florida Learn about higher ed opportunities in Florida Apply to college online Apply to college online Choose the right major Choose the right major Access college transcriptsAccess college transcripts

and grades and grades Track progress towards collegeTrack progress towards college

graduation graduation

25 College Majors with the Lowest 25 College Majors with the Lowest Unemployment RatesUnemployment Rates(This is a good thing!)(This is a good thing!)

1. Medical technology technician 1.4% 1. Medical technology technician 1.4% 2. Nursing 2.2% 2. Nursing 2.2% 3. Treatment therapy professions 2.6% 3. Treatment therapy professions 2.6% 4. Medical assisting services 2.9% 4. Medical assisting services 2.9% 5. Agriculture production & management 3.0% 5. Agriculture production & management 3.0% 6. Industrial production technologies 3.1% 6. Industrial production technologies 3.1% 7. Pharmacy 3.2% 7. Pharmacy 3.2% 8. Communications & disorders sciences 3.3% 8. Communications & disorders sciences 3.3% 9. Elementary education 3.6% 9. Elementary education 3.6% 10. Special needs education 3.6% 10. Special needs education 3.6% 11. Miscellaneous education 3.7% 11. Miscellaneous education 3.7% 12. Mechanical engineering 3.8% 12. Mechanical engineering 3.8% 13. High school teacher 3.8% 13. High school teacher 3.8% 14. Theology & religious vocations 4.1% 14. Theology & religious vocations 4.1% 15. Management info systems & statistics 4.2% 15. Management info systems & statistics 4.2% 16. General education 4.2% 16. General education 4.2% 17. Health & medical administrative services 4.3% 17. Health & medical administrative services 4.3% 18. Transportation science & technologies 4.4% 18. Transportation science & technologies 4.4% 19. Finance 4.5% 19. Finance 4.5% 20. Physics 4.5% 20. Physics 4.5% 21. PE/health education 4.5% 21. PE/health education 4.5% 22. Criminal justice and fire protection 4.7% 22. Criminal justice and fire protection 4.7% 23. PE/Park & Recreation 4.8% 23. PE/Park & Recreation 4.8% 24. Civil engineering 4.9% 24. Civil engineering 4.9% 25. (tie) Electrical engineering; environmental science; math 5%25. (tie) Electrical engineering; environmental science; math 5%Source: CBSNEWS.comSource: CBSNEWS.com

25 College Majors with the Highest 25 College Majors with the Highest Unemployment RatesUnemployment Rates

(This is not a good thing!)(This is not a good thing!) 1. Clinical psychology 19.5% 1. Clinical psychology 19.5% 2. Miscellaneous fine arts 16.2% 2. Miscellaneous fine arts 16.2% 3. United States history 15.1% 3. United States history 15.1% 4. Library science 15.0% 4. Library science 15.0% 5. (tie) Military technologies; educational psychology 10.9% 5. (tie) Military technologies; educational psychology 10.9% 6. Architecture 10.6% 6. Architecture 10.6% 7. Industrial & organizational psychology 10.4% 7. Industrial & organizational psychology 10.4% 8. Miscellaneous psychology 10.3% 8. Miscellaneous psychology 10.3% 9. Linguistics & comparative literature 10.2% 9. Linguistics & comparative literature 10.2% 10. (tie) Visual & performing arts; engineering & industrial management 9.2% 10. (tie) Visual & performing arts; engineering & industrial management 9.2% 11. Engineering & industrial management 9.2% 11. Engineering & industrial management 9.2% 12. Social psychology 8.8% 12. Social psychology 8.8% 13. International business 8.5% 13. International business 8.5% 14. Humanities 8.4% 14. Humanities 8.4% 15. General social sciences 8.2% 15. General social sciences 8.2% 16. Commercial art & graphic design 8.1% 16. Commercial art & graphic design 8.1% 17. Studio art 8.0% 17. Studio art 8.0% 18. Pre-law & legal studies 7.9% 18. Pre-law & legal studies 7.9% 19. Materials engineering and materials science and composition & speech (tie) 7.7% 19. Materials engineering and materials science and composition & speech (tie) 7.7% 20. Liberal arts 7.6% 20. Liberal arts 7.6% 21. (tie) Fine arts and genetics 7.4% 21. (tie) Fine arts and genetics 7.4% 22. Film video & photography arts and cosmetology services & culinary arts (tie) 7.3% 22. Film video & photography arts and cosmetology services & culinary arts (tie) 7.3% 23. Philosophy & religious studies and neuroscience (tie) 7.2% 23. Philosophy & religious studies and neuroscience (tie) 7.2% 24. Biochemical sciences 7.1% 24. Biochemical sciences 7.1% 25. (tie) Journalism and sociology 7.0%25. (tie) Journalism and sociology 7.0%Source: CBSNEWS.comSource: CBSNEWS.com

If you have any questions or concerns, you can If you have any questions or concerns, you can visit your guidance counselor before school, visit your guidance counselor before school,

during lunch or after school.during lunch or after school.

A - CA - C Mr. TariniMr. TariniD - ID - I Mrs. VaranoMrs. VaranoJ-M J-M Mrs. TurnerMrs. TurnerN-Si N-Si Mr. DewaltMr. DewaltSk-Z Sk-Z Mrs. LyonMrs. Lyon504 Students/504 Students/ Mrs. ArdenMrs. ArdenAcademy CoordinatorAcademy CoordinatorTesting Coordinator—Mrs. LesterTesting Coordinator—Mrs. Lester

Your classes will be returning your course selection sheets Your classes will be returning your course selection sheets to the teacher who brought you to the assembly, by to the teacher who brought you to the assembly, by February 22February 22ndnd. Remember to attach the . Remember to attach the LUNAR LUNAR

BLUEBLUE AP course selection sheet to your AP course selection sheet to your GOLDENRODGOLDENROD Park Vista course selection sheet if you Park Vista course selection sheet if you

applied and were accepted into AP classes!applied and were accepted into AP classes!

We will see you in guidance in April to review your We will see you in guidance in April to review your selections.selections.

AND remember……. AND remember…….

your courses will be selected by your counselor, your courses will be selected by your counselor, WITHOUT your input ,if you do not turn in your course WITHOUT your input ,if you do not turn in your course

selection sheets!!selection sheets!!

GOOD LUCK!!!!!!!GOOD LUCK!!!!!!!

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