High School Planning
Grade Level Planning
- Ninth Grade Planning
- Tenth Grade Planning
- Eleventh Grade Planning
- Twelfth Grade Planning
- Parent Night Presentations
Ninth Grade Planning
Tenth Grade Planning
Eleventh Grade Planning
Twelfth Grade Planning
Students Applying to Private and Out of State Information
- Private/Out of State Presentation
- Matching Naviance and Common App video
- Teacher Brag Sheet
- Early Admissions Options
- Building your UC/CSU College List
- Building your Private/Out of State List
Senior Year Fall Classroom Presentation
- 18-19 Senior Calendar
- College System Handout
- 18-19 Testing Calendar
- Sending Test Scores to Universities
Guidance Flex Workshop Presentations
- UC Application Workshop
- CSU Application Workshop powerpoint presentation
- CSU Eligibility Index handout
- College Essay Workshop powerpoint presentation
Parent Night Presentations
High School Graduation & College Admissions Requirements
| Subject Requirements | High School Graduation Requirements | University Admission Requirements |
|---|---|---|
| English | 40 | 40 |
| Math | 20 (Algebra I and Geometry) | 30 (4 years recommended) |
| Science | 20 | 20 (2-4 years recommended) |
| Social Science | 30 | 20 |
| World Language* | 10 | 20 (3-4 years recommended) |
| Fine Art/ Visual & Performing Arts* |
10 | 10 |
| Applied Academics* | 10 | |
| Physical Education | 20 | |
| Electives | 60 | 10 (approved College Prep elective) |
| Other Requirements | SAT/ACT & SAT II | |
| Subject Credits | 220 | 150 |
*World Language, Fine Art/Visual & Performing Arts and Applied Academics are considered Selective Electives. Students must complete 10 credits each in two (2) of the three (3) Selective Elective areas.
Four Year Planning
Students and parents can be overwhelmed by the complexity of writing a four-year high school plan. It is a daunting task. There are so many things to consider and so many unknowns. One thing that makes the four-year high school plan complicated is that many of you are really doing two things at the same time:
- Completing high school graduation requirements; and
- Completing college entrance requirements.
View a comparison of the two sets of requirements below.
Draft a four-year plan toward high school graduation and college eligibility (fill in your course work with a pencil or edit on the computer and save for future reference.) Here is a sample of a four year plan as a reference if needed.