Junior kNight Event at Knightdale High School of Collaborative Design
Knightdale High School of Collaborative Design hosted the Junior kNight event on February 8th, 2018, from 6:30 to 8:30 pm. The event included discussions on student accomplishments, helpful resources for students and parents, connections with counselors, career development opportunities, senior picture schedules, college advising services, and advice for junior year planning towards college and career readiness.
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Knightdale High School of Collaborative Design Welcome to Junior kNight! February 8th, 2018 6:30 - 8:30 pm
Reflection What is something you/your child accomplished this year that you are proud of?
Get Connected @KHSCDCounselors Text @KHSCD19 to 81010 @Counselor_Martz (SAP) Athena Kifah (10th-12th, A-F) @JHolmesKHSCD (10th-12th, O-Z) @erica_clarkson (Dean of Students) @tasia_sanders (9th grade) Text @KHSCD19 to 81010 @KDavisKHSCD (10th-12th, G-N)
Career Development Coordinator Mrs. Sonya Meeks- @cdc_khscd The CDC assists students in making the connection from School to Work by ensuring that your student hears, sees, and/or experiences the post secondary career they are most interested in. This only works when the student takes advantage of the available services which include but are not limited to the following: Career Interest Inventories (Go Center) Resume Writing and Job Applications (Go Center) Classroom Speakers Lunch and Learn Series Career/College Fairs Professional Panels Job shadowing Internships Site Based Learning Experiences (Field Trips)
Senior Pictures Class of 2019 Schedule your appointment NOW, for over the summer. (919) 571-0075 Only ONE school opportunity to take if not taken over the summer. MUST be photographed by September 29th to be included in the yearbook. There is a $15 sitting fee whether you take them at school or at the studio.
College Advisor Ms. Laura Argueta- @knightdalecgc (khscd.dukecac@gmail.com) GO Center - Student Services Room 1131 College search SAT/ACT info & test prep College Applications Scholarships Recommendations College Essays College Visits Financial Aid
Advice for Junior Year Review your academic plan with your counselor. Use CFNC.org and other resources to find free practice tests for the SAT/ACT. Check admissions requirements of colleges that interest you. Attend college fairs and financial aid workshops. Visit colleges. Start researching scholarships, grants, and loans using CFNC.org Find a summer job or internship in your field of interest. (contact our CDC, Ms. Meeks) Register for the SAT/ACT. Take rigorous courses senior year (AP=1.0 weighted GPA, Honors=.5 weighted GPA) Talk with coaches about college sports and scholarship eligibility. Talk with military representatives if interested (on campus frequently). (Adapted from CFNC.org)
Mark your calendars December 1st - AP Exam Registration @ www.totalregistration.net/AP/342124 December 4th-15th, February 12th-23rd - Junior Classroom lessons (SAT/ACT) January 27th, February 24th - ACT Boot Camp 9am-1pm February 27th - FREE ACT February 28th - College Fair March 12th- Registration and Junior Conferences Begin March 20th - College Fair-4:30p-7:30p -Raleigh Convention Center Register @ http://www.gotomyncf.com/
Remaining SAT/ACT Dates SAT Test Date (collegeboard.org) SAT Registration Deadline ACT Test Date (act.org) ACT Registration Deadline March 10 February 9 April 14 March 9 May 5 April 6 June 9 May 4 June 2 May 3 July 14 June 15 *Check to see if you are eligible for a fee waiver. Forms available in Student Services. When you register for the exam and up to a certain point after the exam, sending you score is FREE for up to 4 schools. Afterwards there is fee associated. $12-SAT $13-ACT
How many credits does a student need to graduate from KHSCD?
Graduation Requirements 4 English (English I, II, III/AP English Language, IV/AP English Literature) 4 Math (Math I, II, III, 4th Math- Essentials of College Math, Advanced Functions & Modeling or Honors Pre-Calculus) 4 Social Studies(World History, American History I & II/ AP US History & SS elective, Civics and Economics) 3 Science (Biology, Earth Science or AP Environmental Science, Physical Science or Chemistry) 1 Health/PE 10 Electives (2 Credits of Foreign Language required if applying to a 4 year college) 26 Credits
Quality Points 2017-2017 Letter Grade Standard Course Honors Courses AP Courses A 4 4.5 5 B 3 3.5 4 C 2 2.5 3 D 1 1.5 2 F 0 0 0
What are colleges looking at? Academic Achievement (Grades, Rigor of classes, Class rank) SAT/ACT scores Extracurricular Activities (clubs, sports, etc) Community Service Essay Recommendation Letter(s) Interview
Break-Out Sessions Session 1 (Last name A-F) 7:00 - 7:25 pm Session 2 (Last name G-N) 7:30 - 7:55 pm Session 3 (Last name O-Z) 8:00 - 8:25 pm Evaluations 8:25 - 8:30pm
Break-out Sessions Room Number Topic Presenter(s) Commons Area College Representatives East Carolina University Louisburg College NC A&T University UNC Wilmington Wake Tech Community College William Peace University Military SSG Taylor, US Army Recruiter Cecelia Edwards, National Guard Recruiter SSgt Riggs, US Marines Recruiter Financial Aid Mr. Morgan Middleton, NC State University Scholarship Information Mr. Ward, Recruiting Operations Officer, US Army Learning Commons Wake Tech Career & College Promise Ms. Michelle Lair, Wake Tech Community College Theatre SAT and ACT Information Ms. Jenny Peacock, College Wise
Thank You,Parents and Students, for attending Junior Parent kNight! *Please take a moment to complete our evaluation.
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