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of the Panthers
School Leadership
Administration
Mrs. Susan Chittim, Principal
Mr. Patrick Gelinas, Assistant Principal
Mr. Dan Kassel, Assistant Principal
Ms. Kimberly Moses, Assistant Principal
Ms. Mandy Steiner , Assistant Principal
Mr. Tony Malcolm, Assistant Principal
School Counselors
Ms. Laura Platania, Department Chairperson
Mr. Gilbert Schaefer
Ms. Kathleen Richburg
Ms. Jessica Jackson
Mrs. Neasah Jones
Tips for Parents Navigating High School
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College and Career Ready
College and career How do students qualify for a College
readiness means that a high and Career Readiness Designation?
school graduate has the
knowledge and skills One way is>>>
in English and mathematics A Free ACT will be offered to ALL
necessary to qualify for and Juniors:
succeed in entry-level, Districtadministration – March
credit-bearing 20th– paper/pencil
postsecondary coursework
without the need for This is a GREAT opportunity as it is FREE
remediation …. – can be used in application to post –
secondary opportunities!
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College and Career Ready
MATHEMATICS ENGLISH/LANGUAGE ARTS (ELA)
Students will be considered College Students will be considered College and Career
and Career Ready (CCR) in Ready (CCR) in English/Language Arts when they
Mathematics when they meet the goal meet the goal on one or more of the assessments
on one or more of the assessments listed below:
listed below: PARCC ELA Score of 750 (PL-4) or above
PARCC Math Score of 750 (PL-4) or SAT ELA Score of 500 or above
above
ACT ELA Score of 21 or above
SAT Math Score of 500 or above
AP ELA Score of 3 or above
ACT Math Score of 21 or above
IB ELA Score of 4 or above
AP Math Score of 3 or above
Accuplacer Reading Score of 79 or above
IB Math Score of 4 or above
Accuplacer Sentence Score of 90 or above
Accuplacer College Level Math 2/8/2018 5
Score of 45 or above
Tips for Navigating Annapolis High School
1. Problem with grades or curriculum – Always call the teacher first.
2. Need a transcript, transfer packet, etc. – Registrar, (counseling website)
3. Child sick, absent for other reasons – Attendance Secretary
4. Concussion or major health concern – Nurse
5. Academic, social-emotional, college-career concerns – Counselor
6. Parent connect concerns – Main Office
7. Activities, newsletters, upcoming parent nights, scholarships – AHS
Website & Counseling Page, Twitter, Facebook
8. Forms –MVA, Work Permit, Proof of Attendance – Counseling Secretary
or Registrar (also, website)
9. IEP/504 – Counselor, IEP Coordinator, Special Ed. DC
10. Behavior/Bullying- Counselor, Administration
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Stay informed by using
Annapolis High School Website
https://www.annapolishighschool.org/
Special Programs
Graduation Requirements
26 Credits
Credits Needed for Promotion
11 13 7
12 18 10
11
Service Learning Requirement
US Government 10 hours
Science (grade 10) 10 hours
English 11 10 hours
Health 10 hours
Take all the courses needed for Plus courses needed for
college completer… career completer
Every student matters! We are committed
to students academic and social success.
We believe it is imperative that our
students be prepared for life beyond the
doors of AHS and have outlined core
expectations
“Business of learning”
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Student Academic Expectations
21st Century Skills
1. Communicate effectively through: 4. Demonstrate knowledge and
• listening skills to promote, health, safety
and well-being.
• speaking
• writing
5. Have respect for themselves
2. Read critically with understanding and others.
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AP & IB
Advantages & Expectations
Why should your child take Advanced Placement classes?
Expectations for Students
Students should not be afraid Students should be prepared to
of homework study nightly for possible
quizzes, as well as periodic
exams.
Students should be prepared to
read a college-level textbook
with 10 to 15 pages of reading It is understood that a student
given regularly. taking an Advanced Placement
course will pay and sit for the
College Board National Exam
Students should be prepared to in May.
write.
Students should be prepared to
participate in class. A strong work ethic is
a MUST!
Expectations for Parents
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Required Graduation Testing
Must Pass:
Algebra 1 PAARC Test
English 10 PAARC Test
Government HSA
Biology & Chemistry or Biology & Environmental Science -
MISA (Maryland Integrated Science
Assessment
Course Selection for 2018-19 Timeline
February 1st– Advisory lesson for students
February 6th – Academic Advising Night
Feb. 7th –students return course selection sheet to teacher.
Feb 8th – Mar 19th – Counselor meet with student through English
class– Only students who return course selection sheet.
May 4th – Sept. 5th– Black out dates: no scheduling request
and/or changes done during this time.
Summer – Counselors will only address schedule conflicts referring to
alternate electives on selection sheet.
1st day of school schedules handed out.
September 19th – Parent Connect Live for Parents
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Student Course Selection Process
What students received on the What Parent’s & Student’s do now:
1st:
1. Teacher Recommendations for Students pick 10 electives
all Academic Subjects per semester, number them
2. List of Academic Subjects 1-10, 1 being elective want
3. List of Electives
most up to 10.
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Rising Senior Parents
Business Electives
H Entrepreneurship
H Marketing
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Now the fun begins
We begin putting together
the puzzle that later
makes up the school’s
schedule. How is this
done?
Students have to pass the PARCC If they fail by less than 10 points
Algebra 1 with a score of 725 or they can continue to Geometry and
complete the Bridge Project they will be required to attend a
review PARCC Algebra 1 session
Students will take PARCC Algebra 1
during Panther Hour
in May of 2018 after they complete
the Algebra 1 course If they pass PARCC Algebra 1 they
will move on to Honors Geometry
If the student fails PARCC Algebra 1
they will be placed into Bridge to
Algebra 2 & Function Focus for
Sophomore year. They will then
take Geometry their Junior year.
Rising 10-12th graders
If a student failed PARCC Algebra 1 and are Current Juniors who have no score or who
currently sitting in Geometry or Honors took the test for the first time last year have
Geometry they will be placed into Bridge to to be in Bridge to Algebra 2 fall semester of
Algebra 2 & Function Focus or Bridge to their senior year.
Algebra 2 and Algebra 2 if they are
If a student passes PARCC Algebra 1 and
successful in Geometry or Honors Geometry.
wants to double up on Geometry and Algebra
We will not be running standard Geometry 2 then they have to take Calculus in high
next year. school.
If a student is taking Calculus AB they are
taking Calculus AB Seminar it is a linked
course.
9th 10th 11th 12th
Pass PARCC
(only double Alge 2 if taking Calc) (If doubled Pre-Calc) (If doubled Calculus)
Fail PARCC
Rising 10-12th
graders
Pass PARCC
Fail PARCC
Passed PARCC
Failed PARCC
H or Standard Geometry
& H or Standard Alge 2 concurrently (if failed PARCC) Bridge & H Pre-Calc **rare**
Failed PARCC
H or Standard Geometry
Pass PARCC
(only double Alg 2 if taking Calc) (If doubled Pre-Calc) (If doubled Calculus)
Fail PARCC
Pass PARCC
Fail PARCC
Passed PARCC
Failed PARCC
H or Standard Geometry
Passed PARCC
& H or Standard Alg 2 concurrently (if failed PARCC) Bridge & H Pre-Calc **rare**
Failed PARCC
H or Standard Geometry
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Which test is right for you?
Math You are good at doing math by You are good at mental math
hand (there is a no-calculator and finding shortcuts
section)
Science You don’t like science! You like science and are good
no science test here at interpreting tables and
graphs and connecting
information.
You like informational You’re not as confident in your
graphics. reading skills. The passages
(There are several questions are easier.
that ask you to use data from
charts and graphs)
Essay You’re good at analyzing texts You’re good at winning
in your English class. (You have arguments. ( You have to
to analyze how someone else analyze different perspectives
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develops an argument.) on an issue and present your
own.)
TEST
Subject Test
Test Date Normal Registration Late Registration Offered?
SAT
July 14, 2018 June 15, 2018 June 22, 2018 N/A
SAT
Aug 25, 2018 Jul 27, 2018 Aug 10, 2018 Yes
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ACT GIVEN TO EVERY JUNIOR
MARCH 20TH
Our Goal is to have your child….
Questions?
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Rising 9th Grade
Information
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Course Selection Sheets
Must Pass:
Algebra 1 PAARC Test
English 10 PAARC Test
Government HSA
Biology & Chemistry or Biology & Environmental Science -
MISA (Maryland Integrated Science
Assessment
Now to explain our Math and
Science Sequencing
Grade
Josh Jacoby- Mathematics Academic Chair
Rising 9th graders
Students have to pass the PARCC If they fail by less than 10 points
Algebra 1 with a score of 725 or they can continue to Geometry and
complete the Bridge Project they will be required to attend a
review PARCC Algebra 1 session
Students will take PARCC Algebra 1
during Panther Hour
in May of 2019 after they complete
the Algebra 1 course If they pass PARCC Algebra 1 they
will move on to Geometry or
If the student fails PARCC Algebra 1
Honors Geometry
they will be placed into Bridge to
Algebra 2 & Function Focus for
Sophomore year. They will then
take Geometry their Junior year.
Rising 9th graders
Pass PARCC
(only double Alge 2 if taking Calc) (If doubled Pre-Calc) (If doubled Calculus)
Fail PARCC
Rising Algebra 1 Bridge/Function Focus Geometry Algebra 2 or Stat Analysis
9th
graders
Pass PARCC
Fail PARCC
Pass PARCC
(only double Alg 2 if taking Calc) (If doubled Pre-Calc) (If doubled Calculus)
Fail PARCC
Pass PARCC
Fail PARCC
Questions?
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