Welcome Future Bobcats! · 8 Electives. 7 End of Course Exams Subject Area EOC Exam EOC Weight Math...
Transcript of Welcome Future Bobcats! · 8 Electives. 7 End of Course Exams Subject Area EOC Exam EOC Weight Math...
West Broward High SchoolMrs. Teresa Hall, Wallace Grant Intern Director
Mr. Brad Fatout, Wallace Grant Intern Principal
Welcome Future
Bobcats!
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A sincere “Thank you”
to our students, staff,
and families for
helping our Bobcats
earn this prestigious
honor!
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7:30AM ~ Opening Bell
7:40AM – 2:40PM ~ Class Rotation
A/B Schedule ~ 8 Classes
“A” Day = Periods 1, 2, 3, & 4
“B” Day = Periods 5, 6, 7, & 8
90 Minute Classes 2 Lunch Sessions
Scheduling & AcademicsMrs. DiFede, School Counseling Director
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Your Florida
High School Diploma
Minimum 2.0 Un-weighted GPA
40 Community Service Hours
Pass the Grade 10 FSA ELA Assessment
Pass the Algebra I EOC
1 “Full” Online Course
16 Required (Core) Courses
+ 8 Elective Courses
24 Credits
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Graduation RequirementsCredits
RequiredSubject
AreaRequired Courses
4 English
4 MathAlgebra
Geometry
3 Science Biology
3 Social StudiesWorld History
US HistoryUS Government & Economics
1 Fine Arts
1Physical
Education4
Options:
1. HOPE (1 credit)2. Personal Fitness (online, .5 credit) & Any PE Course3. 2 Full Seasons of JV or Varsity Sport4. 2 Years of JROTC
1 Online Course Must be a “full” course; not a recovery class.
8 Electives
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End of Course Exams
SubjectArea
EOC Exam EOC Weight
MathAlgebra I
Geometry
30% of Final Grade & Must Pass
30% of Final Grade
Science Biology 30% of Final Grade
Social
StudiesUS History 30% of Final Grade
• Standard Diploma: 24 Credit
• ACCEL Option:18 Credit Standard Diploma
• Must meet all the same requirements except:
• P.E. not required
• Online course not required
• Service Hours not required
• 3 Elective credits only
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Diploma Options
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Courses Typical 9th Grade Course Options
English I Regular ~ Honors
Math Liberal Arts Math ~ Algebra I ~ Geometry ~ Algebra II
Science Environmental Science ~ Biology Honors
HOPE/PE (Uniform Required)
Electives
(3 courses)
Social Studies~ World Geography, AP Human Geography, Visions & Pursuits
(US History to 1920)
World Language~ Spanish, Spanish Speakers, French
Fine Arts~ Band, Chorus, Art, Guitar, Theater, Keyboard, Music Tech,
Music Theory
Career and Technical Education Programs~ Engineering, Marketing, Early Childhood, Vet Assist., TV
Prod., Culinary, or Digital Media
Special Programs~ JROTC, Latinos in Action, Student Government
Personaliza
tion HourStudy Hall – No credit or academic weight
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Earn College Credit
While in High School
• Advanced Placement (AP) courses are
college level courses offered at WBHS.
• Students must pass AP exams (in May) to
earn college credit.
• 27 AP courses offered at WBHS!
• AP Capstone Program
• Dual Enrollment
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What can AP & Dual Enrollment
courses do for you?
• Achievement
• Earn college credit and stand out in the admissions
process
• Preparation
• Develop better study habits, improve writing skills and
sharpen problem-solving abilities...skills vital to success
later in college
• Confidence
• Increase your ability to tackle academic challenges you
may not have thought possible
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Stay Updated•For the latest and up-to-date
information, visit browardschools1.com/westbroward
•Click on “Course Selection 2018-2019” for more information.
•Courses and Activities are contingent upon state budget funding and enrollment each year.
“Go, Bobcats! Go!”
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The ESE Department will provide
support for West Broward High
School and its Exceptional
students and families to build a
collaborative structure that
promotes academic achievement
and encourages personal growth
in students with all
exceptionalities.
Exceptional Student EducationMrs. Garcia, ESE Specialist
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Encourage the development of life-long learners.
Foster creativity, cooperation, and collaboration within our
school community.
Work with students to promote 24/7 learning across the
curriculum.
Teach on-line & information literacy skills.
Promote Digital Citizenship
Advocate a love of reading, research, technology, &
libraries.
Media CenterMrs. Tchir, Media Specialist
English Speakers of Other Languages
Vision: Support our culturally diverse population to compete
in a global workforce.
Mission: The ESOL Program is committed to providing
rigorous academics, promoting community involvement,
and delivering quality services to English Language
Learners, multilingual families, schools, and district offices.
WBHS: The mainstream model of instruction helps these
students to develop communicative and academic skills
necessary for meeting national, state, and district educational
standards.
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• The English Department recognizes that literacy
is the gateway to all learning.
• Our mission is to mold the 21st Century learner by
equipping every student with the reading and
writing proficiency necessary to succeed in the
worlds of college and career.
Literacy @ West BrowardMs. Liverpool, English Department Chair
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English Courses
9thGrad
e10th Grade
11th & 12th
GradeElectives
Regular
Honors
Regular
Honors
Regular
Honors
Debate
Levels 1-6
Dual
Enrollment
Journalism:
Yearbook
Newspaper
Advanced
Placement
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• Students who do not have a passing score on the
most recent FSA ELA, will be required to be
enrolled in a Reading courses.
• Reading courses count for Elective Credit.
• Placement is based on most recent scores and
will be adjusted as needed.
Literacy @ West BrowardMrs. Rivero, Literacy Specialist
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• The Math department at West Broward HighSchool provides quality instruction for studentsin all levels of mathematics in order for studentsto be college and career ready.
• The ultimate goal is to offer challenging coursesthat will enable each student to achieve theirhighest analytical level and prepare them to beproductive citizens in this global economy.
Mathematics DepartmentMr. Malcolm, 9th Grade Sponsor/Math Teacher
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Mathematics Department
Florida Standards Assessments
Algebra I End of Course Assessment
Students must pass exam with at least a Level
3 to graduate from high school.
This exam counts 30% of final grade.
Geometry End of Course Assessment
This exam counts 30% of final grade.
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Science Department Mrs. Zorn-Milmed, Department Chair
The Science Department focuses on:
• Developing their competence in scientific thinking.
• Understanding and applying scientific problem solving methods.
• Engaging in inquiry/problem-based learning.
• Engaging in experimental designs.
Our broad range of courses in science allow students to
design a program that best fits their interests,
educational, and career objectives.
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Science Course Options
Environmental Science
Environmental Science H
Biology 1 & 1H
Biology 2 H
Chemistry 1 & 1H
Chemistry 2 H
Physics
Physics H
Marine Science 1 H
Anatomy & Physiology H
Forensic Science H
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Science Fair
Chemistry Club
Physics Club
Robotics
SECME (Robotics)
Environmental Club
Science National Honor
Society
Student Organization of
Anatomy & Physiology
(S.O.A.P.)
Science Department
Science Clubs & Programs
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• Social Studies offers you:
• 1 E.O.C. course: U.S. History – 11th grade.
• 5 different Academic Electives at Reg./Hon. Levels
• 8 different Advanced Placement (AP) Courses
• Extra-curricular opportunities:
• History Fair competition
• Model United Nations
• Rho Kappa Honor Society
• Human Relations Club
Social Studies Department Mrs. Rivas, Department Chair
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Social Studies Course Options
9th Grade
*Academic
Electives*
ELECTIVES:Regular &
Honors Credits
Regular & HonorsVisions & Pursuits (American History to
1920)
WorldGeography
(Local Honors)
AP Human Geography
10th GradeREQUIRED:
World HistoryRegular
World HistoryHonors
World HistoryAP World History
11th Grade
*EOC
Course*
REQUIRED:U.S. History
RegularU.S. History
HonorsU.S. History
AP U.S. History
12th GradeREQUIRED:
Government & Economics
RegularGovernment Economics
AP Government w/
Honors Economics
AP Government w/AP Macro &
AP Micro Economics
S. Studies AP
Courses
AP Electives:Grades 10–12
AP PsychologyAP European
History
Additional Electives:Psychology,
African-American Studies, &
International Relations
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Fine Arts classes enrich your
educational experience and
allow you to communicate in
a universal language through
Music, Art, & Drama.
Fine Arts Department Mr. Calmer, Band Director
Mr. Diaz, Chorus Director
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Fine Arts Classes &
Advanced Placement Options
All students must have one credit of
performing/fine arts class to graduate.
Elective Options AP Courses
Band
Chorus
Orchestra
Guitar
Keyboard
Color Guard
Music Tech
Music Theory
Theater
2D Studio Art
AP Music Theory
AP 2D Studio Art & Drawing
• The Goal of the World Languages
Department is to ensure that our
students will achieve proficiency at
their level in all 4 skills: Listening,
Speaking, Reading and Writing in
the target language.
• Communication skills and the
cultural awareness will be enhanced
in order to better prepare students to
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World Languages Department Mr. Contreras, Department Chair
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World Language Courses
Courses AP Courses
French I (New)
Spanish Levels I - IV
Spanish for Native Speakers II - III
AP Spanish Language & Culture
AP Spanish Literature & Culture
Enhancing the Language
Experience
Beyond the Classroom
World Language County Competition
National Spanish Honor Society
Ritmo y Sabor Latino Club
French Club
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Preparing students to be
Career Ready for the 21st Century
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Career & Technical EducationMrs. Terribile & Ms. Tesser, Co-Department Chairs
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Career & Technical Education
Benefits
• Career Exploration and Experience
• Laboratory Classrooms
• Internships/Real World Experience
• Industry Certifications
• Bright Futures Gold Seal Scholarships
• Only for students who pursue the same
program as a 2-year Technical School or
AS Degree.
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Career & Technical
Education
Program Options
Culinary Arts Marketing (DECA)
Culinary Arts 1
Culinary Arts 2
Culinary Arts 3 (H)
Culinary Arts 4 (H)
Directed Study
Marketing Essentials
Marketing Applications (LH)
Marketing Management (LH)
e-Commerce Marketing
Career & Technical Education
Program Options
Early Childhood Education
Early Childhood Education 1
Early Childhood Education 2 & 3 (H)
Early Childhood Education 4(H)
Directed Studies
Principles of Teaching
Guided Workplace Internship Hawkes Bluff Elementary
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Career & Technical Education
Program Options
TelevisionProduction
Digital Media Technology
Television Production
Levels 1 – 2
Levels 3 – 7 (H)
Digital Media
Technology
Levels 1 - 4
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Career & Technical Education
Program Options
Emergency Medical Responder
Pathways to Engineering*
Offered for Grades 10-12:
Health Science 1 (H) or
Anatomy & Physiology (H)
Health Science Found. (LH)
First Responder III (LH)
Grade 9 Intro to Engineering
Grade 10 Principles of Engineering
Grade 11
Digital Electronics and
Civil Engineering &
Architecture
Grade 12Engineering Design &
Development
*Recommended strong math and science skills.
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Career & Technical Education
Program Options
Veterinary Assisting
Veterinary Assisting 1 - 5 (H)
Guided Workplace Internship (Veterinary Clinic Partners)
Agricultural Science Directed Studies
JROTC ~ Leadership Education & Training
1SG Sosa, JROTC Instructor
4 Levels:LET 1: FreshmenLET 2: SophomoresLET 3: JuniorsLET 4: Seniors
Curriculum:• Leadership• Citizenship• Physical Fitness• Teamwork• Self Esteem• Public Speaking
2 Years of JROTC will satisfy the graduation
requirements for:
Physical Education and Performing Fine Arts
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The goal of the Physical Education Department is to
promote an educational experience that will impact
students’health, fitness, nutrition, and sports skills;
thereby creating life-long learners of health awareness.
• HOPE PE (Health Opportunities through Physical
Education)
• Uniform required for all P.E. classes
• PTSA is selling uniforms in the cafeteria.
Physical Education DepartmentCoach Darr, Department Chair
WEST
BROWARD
ATHLETICS
The mission of the Athletics Department is to
allow the student-athletes of WBH the
opportunity to grow and excel in a positive
environment, focusing on sportsmanship,
teamwork, community and solid competition in
both athletics and academics.
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Sports Eligibility
• Physical Exam – EL2
• Parent Consent – EL3
• Concussion/Heat Illness – EL3CH
• Copy of Birth Certificate
• Copy of Current Insurance
• Must maintain a minimum 2.0 UNWeighted GPA
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Athletics by Season
Fall
(Aug-Nov)
Winter
(Oct-Feb)
Spring
(Jan-Apr)
Cross Country
Football
Swimming
Golf
Volleyball (Girls)
Cheerleading
Basketball
Wrestling
Soccer
Cheerleading
Baseball
Softball
Tennis
Track
Flag Football
Volleyball (Boys)
La Crosse
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Make High School
Meaningful!
Honor Societies
English
Math (Mu Alpha Theta)
Science
Social Studies (Rho Kappa)
Spanish
Music
National
Thespian
Student Government Presents
Clubs and Activities
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But wait!! There’s more…
Still more clubs and activities … to name a few
Florida Future Educators
(FEA)
Gay Straight Alliance (GSA)
HOSA
Human Relations
International Club
Key Club
MUN Club (Model United
Nations)
JROTC: Color Guard, Drill,
Raider,
& Rifle Teams
Ritmo y Sabor Latino
Robotics
SECME
S.O.A.P. Club
Spoken Word Club
Student Government
Women of Tomorrow
Yearbook & Newspaper
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Tour the campus
Meet Class of 2022 peers
Learn HS success strategies
Set goals for graduation and beyond!
Join us for Bobcat Boot Camp 2018!
Date: To Be Announced
Cost: $25 per student
Includes T-shirt, Lunch, and a
full day of activities!
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In support of the WBH Mission, "Promoting integrity,
respect, and dignity by creating lifelong learners in a safe
and trusting environment," the 9th Grade Center has a core
group of teachers who are working with the PASL Initiative.
PASL is a way of working with our students to promote
Personalization for Academic and Social Emotional
Learning.
9th Grade CenterMs. Mola, 9th Grade Assistant Principal
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We encourage each of you to R.I.S.E.
to the next level.Responsibility:
• Be prepared to learn.
• Take ownership of your actions … and non-actions.
Integrity:
• Stay true to your value-based decisions.
• Follow the honor code. Honesty matters.
Safety:
• When in doubt, report it out loud!
• Report bad. Do good.
Excellence:
• Complete all work and manage your time for success.
• Set your goals. WORK towards your goals!
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Growth Mind Set
What Matters?
Value-based Decisions
• Emotions are temporary.
• Choices are yours.
• Consequences are not.
One Question:
• Will this decision, behavior, or action get me to graduation?
One Job: Graduate!
EVERYTHING Matters!
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Welcome to WeBro,
Class of 2022!!• We look forward to working with you!
• Please visit our Activities & Athletics Showcase in the Cafeteria