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California Scholarship Federation729 sc Ernest Righetti High School

Name Current Semester: Fall/SpringPhone Based on grades from F/STodays DateQualifications:

Year of Graduation

1) Applicants must earn a minimum of 10 points. At least 4 points must be from LIST I (exceptseniors applying in Feb or June). The first 7 points (total) must come from a combination ofList I and List II (all 10 points may come from List 1).

2) ONLY 5 COURSES MAY BE USED TO QUALIFY.3) NO CSF points are given for Physical Education, subjects repeated for a grade change,

student clerk, teachers assistant, or pass/fail credit classes.4) CSF points are granted as follows:

A = 3 ptsB = 1 pointC = 0 pts (even in AP courses)**D or F in ANY COURSE is an automatic disqualification.

Important Information:

Semester membership is based on work done in previous semester. Under very limitedcircumstances, summer school may be used. See advisor.

You must REAPPLY and QUALIFY EACH and EVERY SEMESTER.

Courses must be from List 1, 2, and 3 on reverse side.

List only the 4 or 5 classes you are using to qualify on the table below in the appropriatelocations.

List 1 List 2 List 3

Course Grade/Points

Course Grade/Points

Course Grade/Points

List 1 Total Points TOTAL POINTS EARNEDList 2 Total Points QualifiedList 3_ Total Points DQ (REASON) Points F or D

*Attach copy of semester report card to form for verification.

Note: A or B grade in an Honors or AP course may earn 1 extra point each, for a maximum of 2points. (Making the maximum number of points possible 17 points).

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*Courses on List 1 are only the core curriculum classes as defined by the state frameworks whichmust integrate: intellectually challenging material, substantial amounts of reading and writing,critical thinking/problem solving skills, and lab work (in case of sciences). Meet or exceed CSU/UCentrance requirements.*List 2 courses are not specified on List 1, but have a similar amount of rigor, including regularhomework, in both core and elective areas.*List 3 includes all other graded courses, except for Physical Education and Student Clerk.

List 1 List 2 List 3English/Language Arts (AP, H, CP)

English 1-4

Expository Reading and

Writing (ERWC)

English/Language Arts (AP, H, CP)

Classic Film/Fiction

English Language Development

(ELD III) and College Prep

Intensive English 1,2

EXAMPLES

Art

Leadership(ASB/AG)

AVID

ELD I, II

Mathematics (AP, H, CP)

Algebra 1, 2

Calculus

Geometry

Math Analysis

Statistics

Mathematics

Bridge to Geometry Ballet

Folklorico/MexicanDance

Band

Choir/Madrigals

Clothing/Fashion

Social Sciences (AP, H, CP) Economics

Mod. World History

US History

US Government

Social Sciences Psychology

Computer Apps. Family/Consumer Sci

Coursework

Dev. Psych. Child

Drama/Theater Arts

Laboratory Sciences (AP, H, CP)

Biology (including Ag)

Chemistry

Phys/Anatomy

Physics

Sciences

General Science

Marine Science

Life Science

Earth Science

AP Environmental Science

CAD Drafting

Health

Furniture Construct.

Wood/IT

Practical English

CAHSEE Math/Eng

Foreign Language

Spanish 1-4

French 1-4

Spanish for Spanish Spkrs.Intro and 1-4

Spanish Language (AP)

Spanish Literature (AP)

Agriculture

Ag Science 1 2

Viticulture

Guitar

Ind. Living

Marriage and Family

Marimba Band

Linguistics

Multimedia

Ornamental Hort.

Business

Communication/Technology

Accounting and Finance 1-2

Publications/Magazine

PLATO (math orreading)

ReadingImprovement

Visual and Performing Arts Music History or Theory

History of Theatre

Photography Study Skills (RSP)

Video/Film

Ag Welding

SRA

Modified CoreClasses

AP Art StudioCourses