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LAKEVIEW CENTENNIAL

Welcome Parents & Students

College, Classical & Career Magnet Information

Counseling Staff

Tracy Stafford, Lead Counselor

Leah Dopler

Mark Ballard

Ivan Luna

Donna Mitchell

Addie Shepherd

Cynthia Williams

Trelica Dotie, Light

Introductions

Maresa Bailey, Principal

Linda Jones, Assistant Principal over Magnet

Program

Leah Barajas, Assistant Principal

Dwight Lofton, Assistant Principal

Steven Welsh, Assistant Principal

Timi Creekmore, Magnet Coordinator

ttcreeknn@garlandisd.net

Classical Center

Classical — Dance performance

Classical — Gymnastics

Classical - Piano

Classical — Band, Choir, Art, Theater

BUSINESS

The School of Business has pathways in Business Management, Marketing and Finance.

Future Teacher Internship

Law Program

Law - Pre-Law - Paralegal

Law - Criminal Justice

Television Production

Transportation

• Transportation is provided to all GISD students who have been accepted into a magnet program.

• If a student selects LCHS on Choice of School and has not been accepted into the magnet

program, they will not be provided transportation

• Transportation will be forfeited if a student is removed from the College and Career Magnet

Application Information

• Application Window January 9, 2018 through January 19, 2018

• Students will apply for Collegiate Academy OR Classical & Career Magnet

• Primary Magnet path needs to be chosen on Skyward application

Application Questions?

Help Sessions:

Magnet Email: Jan 11 from 10am-noon & Jan 16 from 4-6 pm —

email: gisdnnagnetprograms@garlandisd.net

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ssociate Degree

This is an Associate Degree program.

Students will gradua with both their High School Diploma and

Associate Degree

*Must score above 70% in both Math and Reading on most recent Standardized

Achievement test. Must ente 9th or 10th grade year and be

TSI Ready

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Classical

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Dance

Gymnastics

Latin

Art

Band

Choir

Theater Arts

Business & Marketing

Future Teaching Internship

Law and Criminal Justice

Television Production

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Lakeview Centennial High School*

College & Career Magnet *only GISD school to offer 4 years free college tuition

Eligibility requirements -Students who will be entering the 9th, 10th, or 11th grades are eligible to

apply for the Classical & Career Magnet if they

• scored at the 50th percentile or above on a standardized achievement test in both math

and reading, passed all parts of the current state accountability test, are passing all current

year classes, and have no history of serious discipline problems.

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1 Application Window is January 9 through January 19 through Skyward. 1 1

L 1 A wait list is anticipated. It is very important to apply during the application window.

Collegiate Academy Collegiate Academy Associate Degree Program - Lakeview Centennial High School's Collegiate Academy works in conjunction with the Dallas County Community College District (DCCCD) to provide qualified applicants a unique academic experience. The program is designed to satisfy credit requirements for high school graduation while the student also earns an Associate of Science degree (63 hours) from DCCCD. Through this opportunity only offered at Lakeview Centennial High School, the Academy features a college curriculum in the structure of the high school environment, which allows students to continue to participate in extracurricular activities while they achieve both diplomas. Collegiate Academy students must enter the program their 9th or 10th grade year. In addition to scoring above 70% in both Math and Reading on their most recent achievement test, students must pass the TS! assessment which is administered after acceptance to the Collegiate program.

Classical Path Dance — Students will mainly study three different genres of dance: Ballet, Jazz, and Contemporary in the Classical Dance Magnet Program. There are four levels and each student will have a placement workshop to determine which level they will need to be placed in. In addition to those three genres of dance, students will also have the opportunity to study Hip-Hop, African, and learn how to create their own choreography. The Dance Magnet Program also has their own award winning dance company called LCDC, which is comprised of the most talented dancers in the Dance Magnet Program. Emphasis is placed on performance, technique, and dance

related careers.

Gymnastics - Students will participate in competitive meets on either the Varsity or JV teams. Students meet off campus and transportation is provided. Gymnastics is offered from the beginning intermediate to advanced levels.

Advanced Latin - Allows students to study original passages from Roman authors and prepare for AP in Latin. Students may elect to take the Virgil or Catullus Horace Exam or both for 6-18 hours of college credit.

Piano - Piano classes are offered to beginning students and also to those with experience. Basic piano skills are taught to the beginning students, with enrichment opportunities for the beginning and the advancing students. Students with private instructors may also take the piano magnet program to incorporate practice time and ensemble playing during the school day. Music theory, history and composition are also taught in the piano program.

Art, Band, Choir, and Theater Arts are also offered at Lakeview Centennial College and Career Magnet. As a continuation of the Classical Center at Brandenburg, our students participate in all classical programs.

Career Path Future Teacher Internship Students in this program will plan and direct individualized and group activities, prepare instructional

materials, assist with record keeping, make physical arrangements, and complete other responsibilities of a classroom teacher. Students will be involved in observations and direct student instruction. Students will experience a full range of education related career roles, grade levels, subject areas, and ability groups.

Law and Criminal Justice - This specialized course of study is targeted to students considering a career in the legal field. Students choose from two strands — Pre-Law or Protective Services. Students will have the opportunity to learn about the many areas of specialization within the legal community. • The Pre-Law Strand is for students wanting to explore careers in the courts and government fields: lawyers, paralegals, legal

secretaries, court reporters, politics, government operations and foreign affairs. Students have the opportunity to earn an associate degree in Paralegal Studies.

• The Protective Services Strand is for students who are interested in careers in law enforcement (federal, state or local level), special services (such as the CIA), forensics (medical examiner, crime scene investigators) and corrections (correctional officer, probation officer, prison or jail warden).

School of Business - Business and Marketing - The LCHS School of Business is designed to capitalize on the trend toward a global market economy in the fields of Finance, Accounting, and Marketing. In addition students will be enriched through job shadowing, mentorships, and internships in students' career interests. • The Marketing and Entrepreneurship program is designed to prepare students for employment in various sales, customer service,

advertising/ promotion, and first-line supervisory positions within wholesale, retail, and service establishments. Students are also prepared to perform marketing functions and tasks as they relate to selling and retailing. Our Entrepreneurship students learn first hand what it is like to start a real business. All Marketing students get involved in DECA, a Career and Technical Education Student Organization where students learn leadership, personal development, and career exploration skills.

• The Finance strand offers classes in Accounting, Banking, Financial Analysis, and Statistics and Risk Management. • The Business Management and Administration program offers Business Computer classes, along with the opportunity for

certification in Microsoft Office and dual credit that can be applied to the Business Office Support Systems Associate Degree.

Television Production and Broadcasting The Television Production Magnet is housed in the same facility as GRS-TV, and is designed to be a hands-on working laboratory for the student. The facility has a fully equipped production studio, and a broadcast quality control room where students work in a real-world studio environment. Students also work with a full range of field equipment, including field cameras, lighting and audio gear.

LAKEVIEW CENTENNIAL COLLEGE & CAREER MAGNET

COLLEGIATE ACADEMY HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMA

ASSOCIATE OF SCIENCE DEGREE

DO YOU POSSESS QUALITIES OF A COLLEGIATE ACADEMY STUDENT? ✓ Enjoy Reading

✓ Study Independently ✓ Implement a daily study plan

✓ Organized ✓ Ability to Multitask

✓ Manage stress ✓ Motivated

✓ Communicate well to advocate for self

COLLEGIATE ACADEMY ADMISSIONS CRITERIA

Students must meet the following to be considered:

❑ Be an incoming freshman or a current freshman.

❑ Complete the application through Skyward during

the application window.

❑ Satisfy STAAR performance standards.

❑ Score at least 70% in Reading & Math on their

most recent standardized achievement test.

❑ Pass all classes.

❑ No serious discipline.

❑ Pass the TSI/Accuplacer test.

L ADVANTAGES OF ENROLLING IN r THE COLLEGIATE ACADEMY

❑ Earn high school and college credit at the

same time for free.

❑ Avoid the cost of tuition and books.

❑ Accumulate college hours and earn an A.S.

degree, 63 transferable hours to top colleges

for free.

❑ Take college level classes from qualified

instructors on LCHS campus for free.

❑ Enter college as a junior after you graduate

from high school.

CONTACT INFORMATION

College & Career Magnet Advisor

Timi Creekmore

(972) 240-3740

ttcreekm@garlandisd.net

Application Window is January 9 through January 19 through Skyward.

A wait list is anticipated. It is very important to apply during the application window.

LAKEVIEW COLLEGE & CAREER MAGNET COLLEGIATE ACADEMY Sample Course Layout***

(Associate of Science/High School Diploma)

9 T" GRADE

1 ST SEMESTER 2ND SEMESTER

ENGLISH I ENGLISH I

ALG. I or GEOMETRY ALG. I or GEOMETRY

WORLD GEOGRAPHY WORLD GEOGRAPHY

BIOLOGY BIOLOGY

FOREIGN LANG. 1 FOREIGN LANG. 1

10T" GRADE

1 ST SEMESTER 2ND SEMESTER

ENGLISH II ENGLISH II

GEOMETRY or ALG. II GEOMETRY or ALG. II

WORLD CIVILIZATIONS WORLD CIVILIZATIONS

CHEMISTRY CHEMISTRY

FOREIGN LANG. 2 FOREIGN LANG. 2

9th & le Grade Course Options

PE PE

SPANISH III DC SPANISH III DC

HEALTH ELECTIVE

FINE ARTS (9th/10th) FINE ARTS (9th/10th)

MAPS required — 9th ELECTIVE

11T" GRADE

1 ST SEMESTER 2NDSEMESTER

ENG. COMPOSITION ENG. COMPOSTION

ALG II or COLLEGE ALG. ALG. II OR TRIG

US HISTORY US HISTORY

SCIENCE/PHYSICS SCIENCE/PHYSICS

FOREIGN LANG. 3 FOREIGN LANG. 3

ELECTIVE ELECTIVE

SPEECH ELECTIVE

BCIM BCIM

FINE ARTS (9th/10th) FINE ARTS (9 91 /10th)

ELECTIVE ELECTIVE

12T" GRADE

1 ST SEMESTER 2ND SEMESTER

ENG. LITERATURE ENG. LITERATURE

COLLEGE ALG.orCALC TRIG. or CALCULUS

FED. GOVERNMENT TEXAS GOVERNMENT

SCIENCE/CHEMISTRY SCIENCE/CHEMISTRY

ECONOMICS PSYCHOLOGY

I lth & 12"' Grade Options

ELECTIVE ELECTIVE

ELECTIVE ELECTIVE

ELECTIVE ELECTIVE

ELECTIVE ELECTIVE

FOREIGN LANG. 4 FOREIGN LANG. 4

ELECTIVE ELECTIVE

ELECTIVE ELECTIVE

ELECTIVE ELECTIVE

Note: Collegiate Academy students are expected to take all Honors/PreAP/AP level courses

***This degree plan reflects a typical incoming freshman's course plan. It is subject to change depending on each student's specific needs. Bolded classes signify Dual Credit.