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Guidance Counselors Mrs. Greer 9th grade Mrs. Thompson 10th grade Mrs. Schorfha ar 11th grade Mr. Vowinkel 12th grade GUIDANCE PLAN driven by the needs of the student body, lead individualized for students - four-year plan based on test scores, teacher recommendations and parent input influenced by a seamless transition from grade to grade and program to program 9th Grade First step into high school assessed through FCAT scores, teacher recommendations and parent/counselor discussions. Maximized learning climate and future goals facilitated through efforts by counselors who continuously monitor and change schedules as needed. Pesco Interest Inventory, which builds self concept, given to each student. Counselors develop a 4-year portfolio and conduct several classroom visitations throughout the year. 10th Grade Guided by counselor judgment, students may choose their own schedules based on grades, test scores and parent/teacher in-put. PSAT and FCAT move the student through the process. 11th Grade Students begin to determine post-secondary plans. Counselors have gathered necessary data to guide each student toward the best program of study to meet their goals. Appropriate course work and standardized testing are tools used to move students through this process.

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Search Advanced Site Map A-Z Index Professional Development ... Home Testing Testing Information regarding the development, coordination and implementation of California’s statewide testing programs created to improve California’s schools and to increase the achievement of all students. Student Testing Administration dates and general guidance for California public schools California English Language Development Test (CELDT) Information for the CELDT, a required state test for English language proficiency that must be given to students whose primary language is other than English. California High School Exit Examination (CAHSEE) Assistance for students and schools with the administration of the CAHSEE. Beginning with the Class of 2006, all public school students will be required to pass the exam to earn a high school diploma. California High School Proficiency Examination (CHSPE) Information for individuals who want to leave high school early. Includes frequently asked questions, test dates and toll free number for assistance. General Educational Development Test (GED) Information regarding the General Educational Development Test (GED) that may be taken by students 18 years old and above for the purpose of receiving the California High School Equivalency Certificate.

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PLUK Home Page What's New? PLUK Facts Newsletters ... Links Parents' Guide to Transition: What Happens After High School? Written and edited by: Katharin A. Kelker, Ed.D. Roger Holt Published by: Parents, Let's Unite for Kids (PLUK) 516 N 32nd St Billings MT 59101 406/255-0540; 406-255-0523 (fax) mailto:plukinfo@pluk.org http://www.pluk.org The Parents' Guide to Transition is funded by the U.S. Department of Education through an agreement with Montana's Office of Public Instruction for the Montana Systems Change for Transition Services for Youth with Disabilities Project (#H158A50001). Content of the guide does not represent the policy of the U.S Department of Education and one should not assume endorsement by Montana's Office of Public Instruction. The development of the Parents' Guide to Transition was made possible through the support of the Office of Public Instruction, Region II Transition Coordinating Council and Technical Assistance Centers at the Montana Center on Disabilities and the Rural Institute on Disabilities. This material is available in alternative formats by contacting the publisher above.

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Alabama Homeschooling Church School Directory (Alphabetical Listing) Calvary School Jubilee Academy Christian Fellowship School Mt. Carmel Christian School ... Islamic Academy of Huntsville Calvary School PO Box 672 Madison, AL 35758 Where is Madison? Telephone: ( Administrator: Carla Floyd E-Mail: carlafloyd@calvary-school.org Web Site: www.calvary-school.org We accept students from all over the state of Alabama, regardless of religion or culture. Requirements: Enrollment forms Grade and attendance records due on February 1 and June 1 Tuition: $150.00 Per family per year What's Provided: Diploma and graduation ceremony Yearly transcripts Monthly newsletter Field trips Monthly activities Used book sales Administrator available for help with curriculum and other homeschooling problems and questions Easy access by phone or e-mail Back to list Christian Fellowship School PO Box 37 Loachapoka, Al 36865 Where is Loachapoka? Located in Lee County, Auburn-Opelika area Telephone: ( Administrators: Nina Caldwell E-Mail: cfschool@yahoo.com

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"GUIDING STUDENTS INTO THE FUTURE" General Info Career College Students ... En Español COUNSELING TERMINOLOGY A B C D ... Z - A - ABLE (Adult Based Learning Experience): The KHSD program for severe developmentally delayed persons. Academic Domain: The portion of the school guidance curriculum that deals with student academic development. Academy: A three-year school within a school; is centered around a career, such as health, agriculture, or teaching. ACE (Assessments in Career Education): This program offers end-of-course examinations that recognize students who demonstrate outstanding achievement in selected career-technical areas; offered in the areas of agricultural core, computer science and information systems, health care, food service and hospitality, and technology core; several academy-type programs require the use of these exams, particularly agriculture and health care. ACT (American College Test): ): One of the two major college entrance tests; this assessment measures skills in English, mathematics, reading, and science reasoning needed for college work and is more curriculum oriented than the SAT I. Either the SAT I or the ACT is required for admission to most four-year colleges/universities. ADA: Americans with Disabilities Act ADA (Average Daily Attendance): The total number of days of student attendance divided by the total number of days in the regular school year.

7. ERIC/CEM - School Choice Discussion school diploma or a ged standardized testing only; sixteen others provide an alternative to testing. Lawsuits to secure homeschoolers' access to publicschool a guidance counselor to http://eric.uoregon.edu/trends_issues/choice/home_schooling.html

Clearinghouse on Educational Policy and Management "Search Help" Note that this is a web site search and will not search our databases ("Directory of Organizations", "In-Process Abstracts", the ERIC Database , "Publications"). Trends and Issues: School Choice Abstracts Discussion Links References ... Resources Homeschooling Even today, the majority of parents who homeschool their children do so for religious reasons, basing instruction on "religious teachings, moral values, and patriotism mixed with basic skills" (Russo and Gordon 1996). A smaller group, identified as "pedagogues," use unstructured, child-centered curricular approaches modeled on reform advocates' philosophies or favor a more structured learning climate stressing "discipline, homework, individualized instruction, and patriotism." A recent study of homeschooling rationales in a strong school-choice state (Minnesota) found that parents' reasons fell into five broad categories: educational philosophy, a child's special needs, school climate, family lifestyle/parenting philosophy, and religion and ethics (Lange and Liu 1999). Parents appeared to have multiple reasons for homeschooling that were independent of religious beliefs. Mitchell Stevens, author of

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POST-SECONDARY EDUCATION For those students who wish to continue their academic preparation, there ware several options available in the Peoria County area. Some programs offer students with disabilities a variety of support services. These services include tutoring, counseling, note taking, readers, interpreting, on-camput medical assistance, and job placement. COLLEGE / UNIVERSITY ILLINOIS CENTRAL COLLEGE Coordinator for Services for Students with Disabilities (309) 694-5131 / (309) 694-5749 LD Specialist (309) 694-5721 (TTY / TDD) ELIGIBILITY: ICC maintains a strong support system to accommodate all individuals with disabilities. SERVICES: Supplemental support services ( examples: peer notetakers, sign language interpreters, taped books, test-taking assistance, readers/writers, enlargement of classroom materials and tests, testing accommodations). Information is available from individual state universities concerning the services provided for students with disabilities. Spoon River College www.SpoonriverCollege.net

9. Alternatives To Day School The ged tests are for adults who did not The Ontario High school Equivalency Certificateis awarded successful completion of five standardized tests in the http://www.markhamdistrict.hs.yrdsb.edu.on.ca/guidance/Alternatives to Day Schoo

ALTERNATIVES TO DAY SCHOOL Most students earn their high school credits by attending a day school , but there are many other ways to earn a high school credit. Each of these alternatives have advantages and disadvantages. Your high school Guidance Counsellor can help you to modify your plan for high school , if you wish to consider some of these alternatives to day school. What are your options after you retire from day school with or without your diploma? Adult Education Alternative Education Continuing Education a) first term Night School b) second term Night School c) International Languages (Saturday School) d) Summer School Acceleration Courses e) Summer School Reinforcement Courses General Education Development (GED) Home Instruction Home Schooling ... Adult Education The Richmond Hill Adult Community Learning Centre (11160 Yonge Street in Richmond Hill) offers high school credit courses to adults who are 21 years and over. Persons 18 to 20 years old may register with the permission of the Principal of the Richmond Hill Adult Community Learning Centre. Students may earn either one or two credits in each of the four quadmesters. For additional information, read the Continuing Education Course Guide or contact the Adult Learning Centre at (905) 884-2046.

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Your browser does not support script New Canaan High School MESSAGE FROM THE PRINCIPAL CALENDAR DIRECTIONS ... GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT Lexicon ABC A Better Chance. A national program sponsored by the New Canaan community that brings inner-city youth to the town to live and study here. ACT American College Test. An alternate to the SAT tests. ADRP Advanced Degree of Reading Power. A test used to measure students' reading levels. AP Advanced Placement courses, offered mostly in the junior and senior year to selected honors-level students. Accelerated and demanding, these courses culminate in a national test. The test results may be considered for college credit. CAPT Connecticut Academic Performance Test. State mandated test given to all sophomores, designed to measure mastery i subject areas. CCC College and Career Center. A resource room for the college bound. College Board An organization that administers a variety of standardized tests and provides other services for students.

11. Freshman Application & Admission submit a copy of their ged certificate along or by writing the Education testing Service(CEEB that the secondary school record, standardized test scores, final http://www.ju.edu/admissions/policies_freshmanApplicationAdmission.asp

My JU Blackboard Directory Search ... Policies Policies International Students Transfer Students Admission Notification Enrollment Deposit ... Readmission Freshmen applicants must submit: A completed application; A $30.00 non-refundable application fee; Official copy(ies) of secondary school transcript(s); SAT or ACT test results; Counselor recommendation form (attached to the application); and Letter(s) of recommendation. Additionally, art students must also submit a portfolio, and music, theatre arts, and dance students must audition with the appropriate department. Applicants who have not earned a diploma from a high school accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools or other similar accreditation body, but who have received a high school equivalency diploma or certificate from their state by satisfactory performance on American Council of Education’s Tests of Educational Development (GED), must submit a copy of their GED certificate along with the application for admission. Every freshman applicant must submit scores on the Scholastic Assessment Test (SAT 1) of the College Entrance Examination Board or the American College Test (ACT) of the American College Testing Program. Information regarding these tests may be obtained from a high school guidance office or by writing the Education Testing Service (CEEB), Box 592, Princeton, New Jersey 08540, or the ACT Registration, Box 414, Iowa City, Iowa 52240. The applicant must ensure that the secondary school record, standardized test scores, final academic transcript(s), and any statements and recommendations are sent to the Director of Admission.

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14. Manchester NH School District: Careers/Guidance Website Links websites by allowing teachers to post school information on The web can help studentsprepare for standardized tests. with SAT, PSAT, ACT, AP, ged, CLEP, and http://www.mansd.org/departments/technology/help/links/curriculum_connections.ht

Curriculum Connections back to website index Apple Learning Interchange - http://www.apple.com/ali Learning Resources for students and teachers, Units of Practice which range from one day lessons to extended projects, timely topics for the classroom and other links are all managed by experts for your use. AppleWorks - Educator Specific Templates http://henson.austin.apple.com/ali_appleworks/templates.htm Curricular Resources and Networking Projects - http://www.ed.gov/EdRes/EdCurric.html This web page contains hypertext links or pointers to information created and maintained by public and private organizations. Although the U.S. Department of Education does not control or guarantee the accuracy, relevance, timeliness, or completeness of this outside information, it contains many fine links for teachers. Glencoe - http://www.glencoe.com Links all subject areas to any of Glencoe's materials. Allows you to select your text, look at project links, group activities and classroom vignettes. Also included are state and national resources, professional development and "new" online study tools that include lesson reviews, chapter reviews, vocabulary, and standardized test preparation. HighWired http://www.highwired.com/

15. To: Guidance Counselors And ISAEP Coordinators The parent will sign “Referral for testing” form referral to an alternative program/schoolor ISAEPged. equivalent or higher on a standardized reading test http://www.opencampus.vbcps.k12.va.us/ISAEP explanation.htm

OPEN CAMPUS (OC) INDIVIDUAL STUDENT ALTERNATIVE EDUCATION PLAN (ISAEP LAB) Contact: Nancy Dickerson/Cindy Minehan Address: Open Campus 1700 Dahlia Drive-Virginia Beach, Va. 23453 Phone: 431-4006 Ext. 64420 Fax: 431-4057 E-mail: nkdicker@vbcps.k12.va.us cminehan@vbcps.k12.va.us ISAEP Lab hours are: Monday-Thursday 8:30 AM –3:30 PM (lunch break 12-12:30 PM) 3:30 PM-8: 30PM Fridays will be scheduled on a first to come basis for sign up. 8:30AM to 12NOON *Transportation is not provided to OC. For Guidance Counselors, Home School Individual Student Alternative Education Plan Coordinators, Parent Information A. What is the Individual Student Alternative Education Program (ISAEP)? The ISAEP is an umbrella under which Alternative Programs may operate. One part of this program is the ISAEP-GED program for in-school students. The program at Open Campus will allow students 16-17 years old to work toward a General Education Development (GED) Certificate without dropping out of school. Students must be referred and must qualify to be admitted. B.

16. Fort Pierce Central High School S Main Page standardized tests. personal records; for class ranking; for ged (high school equivalencydiploma) counseling; for inormation about testing; to request http://plato.stlucie.k12.fl.us/fpc/main.html

17. Lauderdale County Optional School written and has allowed the Optional school Program to specifically to prepare usersfor the ged, ACT, Competency, and other standardized testing. http://www.lauderdale-lea.lauderdale.k12.tn.us/rhs/optional/

Lauderdale County Optional School The Lauderdale County Board of Education has recently opened a new school.The Lauderdale County Optional School is a program to help students who are at least three semesters behind in regular school and are on the verge of dropping out. Students must be 16, 17, or 18 years old to participate and they must express a willingness to complete this program and earn a G.E.D.. The G.E.D. or General Education Diploma is equivalent to a regular high school diploma. This G.E.D. will allow the students to attend vocational training, become part of the work force, or even attend college. The requirements for eligibility are quite strict. If the students meet the above requirements for age and placement, they are also expected to complete a two page application and are interviewed by the principal to determine whether they are sincerely willing to participate and cooperate. While attending the Optional School , the students are held to the same discipline code as Ripley High School. Problems with discipline are handled quickly and effectively by the instructors and principal. The students were given the option to attend this school and will be sent back to the school from which they came if they can not behave. The students in the Optional School are working towards successfully completing their G.E.D.. Some of the students come to the Optional program without having passed the Tennessee Competency Test. They are required to pass this exam before they are eligible to take the G.E.D.. Therefore, the students attending are divided into 3 sections or classes: the students preparing for the G.E.D., and two sections of students initially preparing for the Competency test.

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19. Rogers High School Graduation Requirements Open Admissions policyÑmay enroll with a HS diploma or ged; No standardized testsrequired; Sands Community school in the Night school, Summer school, or Full http://www.elkriver.k12.mn.us/rogerssh/guidance/guidancehome.htm

Rogers High School Guidance Office Counselors are available to all students and parents at Rogers High School. Their primary concern is the welfare and success of the students. They provide help with questions or concerns related to school, home, friends, careers, jobs, the future, and personal matters. Counselors work with parents and students to offer information regarding schedules, curriculum, and test score interpretation. Counselors are also familiar with agencies and resources that are available for situations that are beyond the responsibility or capability of the school. RHS counselors work specifically with the following students: Anne Helgaas Ext 1608 th grade th grade Marilou Grundman Ext 1609 th grade (Available Tuesday, Thursday and Friday PM) Rogers High School Graduation Requirements Class of 2005 Pass MN Basic Skills Tests in Reading, Mathematics and Written Composition Earn 32 credits in the following areas: th Grade 11th Grade th Grade English 10 (2 cr) English 11 (2 cr) English Electives (2 cr) Am History (2 cr) Geography (2 cr) Government (1 cr) Science (2 cr) Social Elective (1 cr) Mathematics (2 cr) Health (1 cr) Physical Ed (1 cr) Minimum Elec (2 cr) Minimum Elec (6 cr) Minimum Elec (6 cr) Total 12 cr Total 10 cr Total 10 cr Class of 2006 As ERASD changed from a 10-12 high school to a 9-12 high school, graduation requirements have changed.

20. WJ Guidance FAQ Page We have standardized test registration packets (SAT’s and ACT’s), a listing ofaverage SAT testing information (SAT, PSAT, ACT, TOEFL ged information. http://www.mcps.k12.md.us/schools/wjhs/studserve/guidance/FAQ.html

WJ GUIDANCE ADVISORY COMMITTEE (GAC) FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS (FAQs) How can I schedule a meeting with my counselor? To whom do I go and is it smart to meet with my counselor just so I can introduce myself? To schedule a meeting with your counselor, you may come to guidance and pick up a green appointment request form which is self-explanatory. Fill out this form and put it in your counselor’s mailbox. For Ms. Hunt, her calendar is by the tray with the green appointment forms. Fill in a suitable time and ask Ms. Matos for a pass for that time. It is, indeed smart to meet with your counselor and introduce yourself. This way, your counselor gets to know you and a relationship is established. What do I do if my counselor is unavailable when I need to talk to him/her? If your counselor is unavailable you can do any of the following: Make an appointment using the green appointment sheet or the counselor calendar explaining what you want to discuss. The counselor will get back to you. If it is an emergency please let the secretary or another counselor know. There are other counselors available and they may be able to help you immediately.

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