9th Grade Session
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9
th
Grade Session
What does a counselor do?
Direct Services
•
*Individual Student Planning &
Advisement~ credits/graduation/promotion
•
*Small group sessions~ study tips, peer
pressure, conflict resolution, social skills and
engagements
•
*Individual sessions
Indirect Services
•
*Consultation, Collaboration, and
Referrals~ support achievement
(college tours, working with teachers,
utilizing community organizations)
What is Block Scheduling?
4 Classes (credits) 1
st
Semester
4 Classes (credits) 2
nd
Semester
Total= 8 Classes (credits) In one year
Instead of 7 credits per year
Attendance: Up to 5 Days Unexcused Absences
More than 5 will receive FA as a grade = F no credit
Will have to make up hours to receive credit or fail the course.
SC Graduation Requirements
*For entry to 4 year schools, you need to take a Fine Art credit and 2-3 credits in foreign language.
*
STAT
E PROMOTION STANDARDS
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Freshman
:
Student has successfully completed
8
th
grade
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Sophomore
:
Student has earned
6 credits
–
including
1 in English and 1 in Math
•
Junior
:
Student has earned
12 credits
–
including
2 in English, 2 in Math, and 1 in
Science
•
Senior
:
Student has earned
18 credits
–
including
3 in English, 3 in Math, and 2 in
Science
Study tips
•
*Prepare~DO NOT procrastinate & wait
until the last minute!
•
*Ask questions & ask for help when needed
•
*Take breaks
•
*Review class notes daily
•
*Make study cards or jot notes while studying
•
*Eliminate distractions
•
*Have a daily & regular study routine
•
*Read over previous notes 3x, write them
over 2x, say it out loud 1x
Study tips: Based on your learning style
Visual:
•
~Sit in the front of the classroom so
you can take notes off the board
•
~Translate your notes into charts,
diagrams and lists
•
~Use color coding to your advantage
•
~Study for tests with flashcards
Auditory:
•
~Read aloud when possible
•
~Join a study group in order to discuss
ideas with other students
•
~When using flashcards, give
responses out loud
•
~Utilize videos for listening
Study tips: Based on your learning style
Kinesthetic
•
~Study in blocks of time with frequent
breaks
•
~Trace words with your fingers as you
study
•
~Use flashcards, games or activities to
study
•
~Toss a ball around while you’re thinking
Try the assessment!
•
https://www.how-to-study.com/learning-
style-assessment/
AICE Cambridge Diploma &
Courses
Score an C or higher on an AICE
exam=College Readiness status
AHS CATE Programs
Agriculture/Animal Science
Automotive Technology
Culinary Arts
Early Childhood Education
Health Science
Hospitality and Tourism Management
Marketing Mgmt/Marketing Comm
Operations Management
PLTW Engineering
Teacher Academy
Career Internship
Complete a CATE program and earn an
industry certification OR complete an
apprenticeship/internship to achieve Career
Ready status
Career and Technology Center
IGP Registration is now available
You can find us on AHS website. Click on
Academics
then
Counseling
AHS Activities & Athletics
Aiken High School Activities Page
Aiken High School Athletics
Are you ready? – Goal
Do you know what you need? -Information
Where are you going? -Career/College
YouScience results are available for all
9
th
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18
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www.scdiscus.org
- Research careers, certifications, practice test, etc.
www.sccis.intocareers.org
- Wonderful career exploration site
Username - aikenhigh
Password - hornets
YouScience.com
You can access through “Clever”
Type YouScience in search bar
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To be eligible, you must passing all subjects; have no substantial write-ups;
You may job shadow twice each school year (absences for this purpose are
excused).
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Start building your Academic Resume, for future scholarships. Take advantage of
any volunteer or community service opportunities.
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Get involved with clubs or start a club, build leadership skills.
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Clean up your social media.
Counseling Department
Counselor Caseloads
Lead Counselor, Ms. Stapleton
jstapleton@acpsd.net
9
th
and 10
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A-J, Ms. Hammonds
jhammonds@acpsd.net
9
th
and 10
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K-Z, Ms. Angeles
fangeles@acpsd.net
11
th
and 12
th
A-J, Ms. McBride
tmcbride@acpsd.net
11
th
and 12
th
K-Z, Ms. Fanning
yfanning@acpsd.net
Career Specialist:
Ms. Dorman
ndorman@acpsd.net
Schedule your IGP
appointment!
Make sure a parent can attend by phone,
face to face or virtually. Book online.
Link to IGP Sign-up Webpage below:
Direct and indirect services to 9th-grade students, including individual student planning, advisement, small group sessions, and consultation and referrals. It aims to support achievement and promote success in academics and social skills.
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What does a counselor do? Direct Services *Individual Student Planning & Advisement~ credits/graduation/promotion *Small group sessions~ study tips, peer pressure, conflict resolution, social skills and engagements *Individual sessions Indirect Services *Consultation, Collaboration, and Referrals~ support achievement (college tours, working with teachers, utilizing community organizations)
What is Block Scheduling? What is Block Scheduling? 4 Classes (credits) 1 4 Classes (credits) 1st st Semester 4 Classes (credits) 2 4 Classes (credits) 2nd Semester nd Semester Semester Attendance: Up to 5 Days Unexcused Absences More than 5 will receive FA as a grade = F no credit Will have to make up hours to receive credit or fail the course. Total= 8 Classes (credits) In one year Total= 8 Classes (credits) In one year Instead of 7 credits per year Instead of 7 credits per year
SC Graduation Requirements Subject Area English Mathematics Science Social Studies (History) US History US Government Economics Other Social Studies Computer Science PE/JROTC World Language OR Career & Tech Elective Personal Finance Electives Total Number of Credits 4 4 3 (4 highly recommended) 3 1 .5 .5 1 1 1 1 1 6 24 * *For entry to 4 year schools, you need to take a Fine Art credit and 2-3 credits in foreign language.
STAT E PROMOTION STANDARDS Freshman: Student has successfully completed 8th grade Sophomore: Student has earned 6 credits including 1 in English and 1 in Math Junior: Student has earned 12 credits including 2 in English, 2 in Math, and 1 in Science Senior: Student has earned 18 credits including 3 in English, 3 in Math, and 2 in Science
*Prepare~DO NOT procrastinate & wait until the last minute! *Ask questions & ask for help when needed *Take breaks *Review class notes daily *Make study cards or jot notes while studying *Eliminate distractions *Have a daily & regular study routine *Read over previous notes 3x, write them over 2x, say it out loud 1x Study tips
Study tips: Based on your learning style Visual: ~Sit in the front of the classroom so you can take notes off the board ~Translate your notes into charts, diagrams and lists ~Use color coding to your advantage ~Study for tests with flashcards Auditory: ~Read aloud when possible ~Join a study group in order to discuss ideas with other students ~When using flashcards, give responses out loud ~Utilize videos for listening
Study tips: Based on your learning style Try the assessment! Kinesthetic ~Study in blocks of time with frequent breaks ~Trace words with your fingers as you study ~Use flashcards, games or activities to study ~Toss a ball around while you re thinking https://www.how-to-study.com/learning- style-assessment/
Must take 7 qualifying AICE courses and pass the AICE exams with a score of E or above to qualify for the AICE Diploma letter of intent required AICE Cambridge Diploma & Courses Any student may take AICE courses regardless of pursuit of AICE Diploma Score an C or higher on an AICE exam=College Readiness status May earn college credit An E on an exam is equivalent to a 3 on an AP exam
Agriculture/Animal Science Automotive Technology Culinary Arts Early Childhood Education Health Science Hospitality and Tourism Management Marketing Mgmt/Marketing Comm Operations Management PLTW Engineering Teacher Academy Career Internship AHS CATE Programs Complete a CATE program and earn an industry certification OR complete an apprenticeship/internship to achieve Career Ready status
You can find us on AHS website. Click on Academics then Counseling IGP Registration is now available
AHS Activities & Athletics Aiken High School Activities Page Aiken High School Athletics
Are you ready? Goal Do you know what you need? -Information Where are you going? -Career/College YouScience results are available for all 9thgraders who took it on October 18th
Some Great Websites for you to Explore: SAT www.sat.collegeboard.org ACT www.actstudent.org www.scdiscus.org - Research careers, certifications, practice test, etc. www.sccis.intocareers.org - Wonderful career exploration site Username - aikenhigh Password - hornets YouScience.com You can access through Clever Type YouScience in search bar Click Career
AIKEN HIGH SCHOOL Class of 2027 THINGS YOU SHOULD KNOW THINGS YOU SHOULD KNOW REMEMBER TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF YOUR CAREER SERVICES REMEMBER TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF YOUR CAREER SERVICES PROGRAM AT AIKEN HIGH SCHOOL: PROGRAM AT AIKEN HIGH SCHOOL: Job Shadowing applications are taken most of the school year. See To be eligible, you must passing all subjects; have no substantial write-ups; You may job shadow twice each school year (absences for this purpose are excused). Start building your Academic Resume, for future scholarships. Take advantage of any volunteer or community service opportunities. Get involved with clubs or start a club, build leadership skills. Clean up your social media. See Ms. Dorman Ms. Dorman
Counselor Caseloads Lead Counselor, Ms. Stapleton jstapleton@acpsd.net Counseling Department 9thand 10th A-J, Ms. Hammonds jhammonds@acpsd.net 9thand 10th K-Z, Ms. Angeles fangeles@acpsd.net 11thand 12th A-J, Ms. McBride tmcbride@acpsd.net 11th and 12th K-Z, Ms. Fanning yfanning@acpsd.net Career Specialist: Ms. Dorman ndorman@acpsd.net
Schedule your IGP appointment! Make sure a parent can attend by phone, face to face or virtually. Book online. Link to IGP Sign-up Webpage below:
