Eisenhower

High School

Enrollment

2017-2018

At this time, all current EHS students have information about enrollment or were absent and have been given instructions to work on it from home. It is the same program that students used last year. We will see 8th

graders on 2/27 and again on 3/6…due to cancellation of school on 2/20.

Log on from anywhere – with internet access using student number and 6 digit birthdate.The enrollment book available without even logging on and also inside the program. There are pages on most topics and tons of information!!We will use this program for career guidance, school search, financial aid search and enrollment and graduation tracking.

Military

Apprentice Program

Options After High School

CommunityCollege

WATC

?

I think that this video, produced by a two year school explains well the issue we are seeing in high schools today.

Success in the New Economy Video

Begin with the End in Mind !We need to think ahead in order to

make sure that our students are ready for the next step after high school – no matter if they are headed to technical

school, college, military or work.

The students grades are imported as they earn credit each year.

The enrollment year is in blue. Students click on the block and choose their course request. Teacher recommendations will be starred.

By clicking learn more –students track graduation requirements and can look at pathway classes.

The students should have all 25 credits in the planner. You can click on the blue titles and expand the information to see specific classes you have taken or plan to take.

Below the graduation requirements you’ll find the pathway classes.

Senior Courses• English 12/Honors English 12* – *(NO ACT English score required – but a 20 is suggested)

• U.S. Government/Honors U.S. Government*– *(honors courses are teacher recommended)

• Any other graduation requirements not met– (i.e. fine arts, social science elective, failed courses) – Need to check the graduation requirements tab in CC

– You can not drop a year-long class half way through even if you don’t need the credit for graduation or don’t like it!!

Senior options...• Employment Release

– (Fall 1 hour/Spring 3 hours)

• College Release (Spring Usually-Fall must log time for the State of KS)

• Wichita Area Technical College Programs– Half day at EHS/Half at WATC (info in enrollment

book)

• Internships• College Credit Classes at EHS

– 3.0 cumulative GPA (info in enrollment book)

• CTE Pathway Application Courses• Aide (Teacher or Office) only once a day

Seniors– Considerations:

• College-bound recommendations:– Take a 4th year of math (teacher will recommend your course)– Take a 4th year of science (teacher will recommend your course)– Leave time in your life to apply for scholarships/visit schools, work if you need to, play sports, participate in activities, etc.– **Warning about trying to take 2 math or 2 science…considered an overload

Juniors• English 11/Honors English 11

– (honors is teacher recommended)

• 3rd Math course

– (teacher recommended)

• 3rd Science course

– (teacher recommended)

• U.S. History/Honors U.S. History

– (honors is teacher recommended)

Juniors can take..• Wichita Area Technical College Programs

– Half at EHS/half at WATC

• CTE Pathway Courses

• College Credit Classes at EHS– 3.0 cumulative GPA required

• (info page in enrollment book on all three above topics)

• Aide (Teacher’s permission required)

Sophomores• English 10 or Honors English 10

– (recommended by English 9 teacher)

• 2nd math course

– (recommended by current Math teacher)

• 2nd science course

– (signed by current Science teacher)

• World History 10/U.S. History 10 or

Honors World History 10/Honors U.S. History 10

– (recommended by current English teacher)

Freshmen• 8th grade teachers will recommend:

• Recommended English course• English 9

• Honors English 9

• Recommended math course• Algebra Readiness

• Algebra I

• Geometry or Honors Geometry

• Algebra II or Honors Algebra II

Freshmen• Recommended Science Course

• Physical Science

• Biology or Honors Biology

• Freshmen Physical Education• 9th Boys’ PE or Boy’s Adv PE

• 9th Girls’ PE or Girls’ Adv PE

• Success 101 (.5 credits = semester class)

• 2.5 hours of electives to choose

EHS

Graduation

Requirements

Changes for Class of 2021+• Communication Requirement

– Doesn’t‘ have to be in 9th grade

– Still can be met by Communications, Debate, Forensics, or Public Speaking 9-12

• Success 101

– 9th grade requirement

– Academic, professional and personal success

– How to study to dating violence and Individual Plan of Study (career exploration)

Considerations:

Do I need a foreign language?It depends on where you want to go to school. If you want to qualify for KS Scholar’s curriculum or you are looking at going out of state to a 4 year college…yes!

Do I need any special classes to prepare for my career? CTE pathways?

Do I need any special classes for NCAA or college admittance?

– Need to track these during high school

– Look on college website if out of KS

– NCAA eligibility website/core course GPA website

All Students

Pursuing a Kansas Board of

Regents University:

Qualified Admissions

Qualified Admissions

• Emporia State University

• Fort Hays State University

• Kansas State University

• Pittsburg State University

• Wichita State University

• University of Kansas

Achieve the following: • ACT score of 21+ OR

• Graduate in the top one-third of their class;

AND

• Achieve a 2.0 GPA or higher on any college credit taken in high school

• Complete the precollege curriculum with at least a 2.0 GPA;

Qualified Admissions

Precollege Curriculum

English: 4 approved units

(regular or Honors English)

Math

3 approved units from the following:

• Algebra I

• Geometry

• Algebra II

• Any course with Algebra II as a prerequisite

• AND students must meet the ACT college readiness math benchmark (22)

OR4 approved units. One taken during SR year.

• Algebra I

• Geometry

• Algebra II

• Any course with Algebra II as a prerequisite.

Math continued…

• Courses completed in middle school/junior high do NOT

fulfill the requirement even if you received high school credit

for them.

Natural Science:3 approved units from the following:

• One unit must be Chemistry or Physics

• Anatomy & Physiology

• Biology

• Forensic Science Comp.

• Chemistry

• Chemistry II

• Ecology

• Physics

• Physical Science

Social Science:3 approved units

• One unit U.S. History 11

• One unit World History/US History 10

• One-half unit of U.S. Government

• Approved courses from the following : (need 1)

• Psychology

• International Affairs

• Sociology

Electives

• 3 approved units from the following:

• English

• Math

• Natural Science

• Social Science

• Fine Arts

• Computer/Information Systems

• Foreign Languages

• Personal Finance

• Speech, Debate, Forensics

• Journalism

• Career & Technical Education

• MOST courses other than PE

We help students track their progress each year as well…

Pursuing Kansas Sponsored

Scholarships:

The Kansas Scholars Curriculum must be completed to compete for: Kansas State Scholarship Is recommended for:

Kansas Ethnic Minority Scholarship Kansas Teacher Service Scholarship Kansas Math & Science Teaching Scholarship Go to www.kansasregents.org and click on FINANCIAL AID to learn moreabout these programs.

Pursuing 4-Year College

Athletics: NCAA I/II & NAIA 1. Track your progress at corecoursegpa.com, your coach or Counselor have a card with the sign on information.2. Register with NCAA/NAIA your JUNIOR year:

NCAA Student Eligibility Site for NCAA and/or www.playnaia.org for NAIA

3. Note GPA and ACT requirements for NCAA and NAIA 4. NCAA and NAIA will only accept ACT scores directly from ACT

When registering for ACT use “9999” to send to NCAA and “9876” to send to NAIA

4. Use Parchment to send your HS transcript to NCAA and/or NAIA

This page in the enrollment book will help you track the requirements of the different curriculums.

Courses for College Credit How do I qualify?1) cumulative 3.0 GPA by the semester of enrollment, 2) Newman University cumulative 2.0 GPA for any courses taken, 3) be a sophomore, junior or senior, and 4) have a suggested ACT English score of 20 (H. English 12) April

What courses can be taken for Newman college credit?Honors English 12 Honors U.S. GovernmentPublic Speaking Chemistry IIHonors US History 11 Pre-CalculusAnatomy and Physiology College Algebra

High school counselors will assist students with completing Newman paperwork in the fall and spring.

Classes for AP CreditAP courses are designed to prepare students to take AP exams. AP students will register for the National AP exam in February and will take the exam in May. Scores of 3-5 typically will usually either earn credit or will determine class placement at the receiving college or university. What the university does with the score is determined by the university, not our high school. Courses preparing student to take the AP exam:AP Calculus AP Statistics AP Studio Art AP Computer Science &

Software Eng.

Wichita Area Technical College

The following courses are available for WATC credit for those students that qualify as eligible:Business Essentials Business ManagementEntrepreneurship Principles of MarketingAccounting Advanced AccountingIntro to Law, Public Safety and SecurityLaw ILaw IIForensic Science ComprehensiveCertified Nurse's AideCertified Medication AideAuto ShopPsychology

Wichita Area Technical College

• Juniors & Seniors may apply. • Must qualify to enroll

• Course cost is books & fees only as the tuition is waived for technical

program courses (if funding continues)

• Would go half-day to EHS and part day to WATC

WATC High School Blocks

• Aviation Exploration

• Aviation Maintenance

• Auto Service

• Auto Collision

• CATIA

• Healthcare

• Electronics

• HVAC

• Industrial Automation• Interior Design• Machining• Drafting and Design• Multimedia• Police Science• Robotics• Welding• Details on enrollment

page

Locations:

NCAT: National Center for Aviation Training 4004 N. Webb Road Wichita, KS 67226

Southside: 4501 East 47th Street South Wichita, KS 67210

Grove: 301 S. Grove Wichita, KS 67211-2099

WATC Goddard Campus Opportunities

Career

Pathways

(CTE)

Career Pathways• Audio Visual Communications

• Business Finance

• Corrections, Security, Law & Law Enforcement

• Early Childhood Development

• Engineering & Applied Math

Family & Community Services

Health Sciences

Marketing

Mobile Equipment Maintenance

Network Systems

Programming & Software Development

Restaurant & Event Management

Teaching/Training

• Visual Arts—Graphic Design

• Visual Arts—Interior , Fashion & Textile

• Web & Digital Communications

*Designed to allow our students to try a course or a few courses in an area of study to see if it really interests them.*Completion of some pathways can result in college credit at certain colleges.

EHS: A Project Lead The Way School

Project Lead The Way offers a different approach to learning and teaching. Through activity-, project-, and problem-based curriculum, PLTW gives students in kindergarten through high school a chance to apply what they know, identify problems, find unique solutions, and lead their own learning. For teachers, our engaging, rigorous professional development model provides tools to empower students and transform the classroom into a collaboration space where content comes to life.

Our PLTW Courses:

Introductory Courses:Intro to Engineering Design Grade Level: 9-10

*have robotics or shop or visit with Mr. SommerPrinciples of Engineering Grade Level: 10-12

Upper Level Courses:Digital Electronics Grade Level: 11-12Computer Science & Software Eng. Grade Level: 11-12Civil Engineering and Architecture Grade Level: 11-12 (GHS)Aerospace Engineering Grade Level: 11-12 (GHS)Engineering Design & Development Grade Level: 12

**Women and Minorities are underrepresented in Engineering –so this is a great field to go into if you are strong in Math and Science

Courses Listed by Department:

• Seniority in scheduling (12, 11, 10, 9)

• Some HONORS Courses require SUMMER WORK…can’t drop if you signed up for it

• ALL English, Math, Science, Social Science and Honors courses are teacher recommended

• Sign up and teacher will confirm correct placement

Basic Scheduling Instructions

• Must fill in alternate courses• we substitute only as needed – 1 to 1

• REQUIRED courses first, including any failed courses.

• Must meet prerequisites (check in enrollment book)

Basic Scheduling Instructions

A Word About Honors Courses

• You do not need to take EVERY honors course to get in to a good college.

• Take honors in areas you are good at and like. If you are getting C’s in honors – you should take regular next year.

• Make sure you are considering the time these classes take!! Balance is important

• Selective schools and scholarship sponsors are looking for the WHOLE package – that means some honors, good ACT scores, activities, leadership , etc.

• Grades for aides will be ‘CR’ or ‘NC” & grades do not figure into either GPA

• Students may only aide for one hour per semester

Aides (11-12 only)

Students will print a copy of their enrollment requests and bring them

home to be signed by a parent.This form must be turned in to the Counseling Office by 3PM March 7

(for 8th graders – by March 9):If they don’t turn parent signed forms

in…the computer will make their schedule without student input.

At EHS we make the ENTIRE Master Schedule based on Student Requests SO:

Schedule Change RulesChanges will only be made for the following reasons:A. There is an error (caused by the computer or office)B. Your teacher believes that you have been misplaced in a course

or you must move due to 1st semester failure

If you are CAPABLE (teacher recommends),and you COMMIT to the course (by enrolling/parents signing off),then you are expected to COMPLETE the course.

I work too many hours or my outside activities are getting in the way I need to change my classes – you will have to change your hours or activities….school is your first priority.

Other Information in the book:

• National Honor Society

• Academic Awards

• GPA, Weighted GPA, &

Class Rank

Your School Counselors

Kayla Russell A-K(krussell@goddardusd.com)

Cecilia Friedel L-Z(cfriedel@goddardusd.com)

794-4155 (EHS counseling)

Thank you

for coming

tonight!