Post on 17-Jan-2016
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Topic: Freshman Orientation
Do: Students will identify essential components of student success in
high school.
Level of Thinking: Remembering
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Dobson Counselors
Diploma Options
Grades and Class Rank Success in
School
Get Connected
Planning for Your Future
The assigned school counselor for students with
last names beginning with A-CK
A 100
Who is Ms. Bone?
A 100
The assigned school counselor for students with last names beginning with
CL-F
A 200
Who is Dr. Mathieson?
A 200
The assigned school counselor for students with last names beginning with
HE-L
A 300
Who is Mrs. Nye?
A 300
The assigned school counselor for students with
last names beginning with M-PD
A 400
Who is Mr. Payne?
A 400
The assigned school counselor for students with last names beginning with
SM-Z
A 500
Who is Mr. Boggess?
A 500
The number of credits required to graduate
B 100
What is 22 credits?
B 100
The number of years of a world language required for a
scholastic diploma
B 200
What is 2 years?
B 200
The number of credits needed in math to graduate
B 300
What is 4 years? (4.0 credits)
B 300
This diploma requires students to have a 3.0 GPA or higher and take a minimum of
2 weighted classes
B 400
What is the scholastic diploma?
B 400
The amount of credits you earn for each class you take
B 500
What is ½ a credit?
B 500
A numerical average of all the grades you’ve earned in
all your classes at high school.
C 100
What is your Grade Point Average? (G.P.A.)
C 100
The maximum number of days you can miss a class and
still earn credit
C 200
What is 10 days?
C 200
A measure of how your academic performance in
high school compares to other students in your grade
C 300
What is class rank?
C 300
DAILY DOUBLE
C 400
DAILY DOUBLE
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The system Mesa Public Schools uses to determine
class rank.
C 400
What is the college core?
C 400
This is your permanent high school record
C 500
What is your transcript?
C 500
This is a tool to help Dobson students stay organized and keep track of assignments,
upcoming tests, and important dates.
D 100
What is the Dobson Planner?
D 100
This method provides a systematic format for
condensing and organizing notes.
D 200
What is Cornell Notes?
D 200
This is available to students to provide extra help in math.
D 300
What is the Math Lab?
D 300
This period of time is an academic time set aside for
students to focus on homework and getting extra
help from teachers.
D 400
What is conference time?
D 400
This is a tool that allows you to monitor your grades, your attendance, and track your
progress towards graduation.
D 500
What is the Student Experience or Student Portal?
D 500
These students are more likely to succeed
academically and graduate.
E 100
Who are students that are connected to their school?
E 100
This program allows students to earn a seal on their
diploma when they document 150+ hours of service
learning during high school.
E 200
What is the Honor for Excellence in Service
Learning?
E 200
Doing this 95% of the days of school means you will have
higher grades.
E 300
What is attend school?
E 300
This method of communication keeps
students connected to what is happening at Dobson.
E 400
What is the daily announcements?
E 400
Attendance, academic performance, and a desire to continue education
beyond high school are all positively linked to extra curricular participation. Dobson is proud to
offer our students well over fifty of these.
E 500
What are student clubs?
E 500
You should meet with this person to discuss your
educational and career goals.
F 100
Who is your school counselor?
F 100
Planning and preparation for after high school happens during this year of high
school.
F 200
What is your freshman year?
F 200
This newsfeed provides students with the latest information on scholarship opportunities, military visits, college
visits, tutoring services, and other special events going on at Dobson.
F 300
What is the counseling News Feed?
F 300
Students must pass these tests in order to graduate from high
school.
F 400
What are the AIMS reading, writing, and math tests?
F 400
This plan is required for all students to graduate and reflects a student's current plan of coursework, career aspirations, and extended learning opportunities in order to develop the student's individual academic
and career goals.
F 500
What is an Educational and Career Action Plan (ECAP)?
F 500
The Final Jeopardy Category is:
College Entrance
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One of these two exams is required to apply to a 4 year
University?
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What is the ACT or SAT exam?
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