COUNSELORS

A D (+ELD)

Dr. Dee

DI

Mrs. Britt

J - M (+ EThOS)

Ms. Davis

M-S

Ms. Scott

S - Z (+ Center)

Ms. Doll

College & Career Center

School to Career Coordinator
Secretary

Mrs. Peters
Ms. Carlson
Ms. Lange

BUILDING A TRANSCRIPT

CREDITS EARNED TO DATE

English
Math
Science
Health
Social Science
PE (or Sport)
Electives

25 Credits
25 Credits
20 Credits
5 Credits
15 Credits
20 Credits
40 Credits

Total = 150 Credits

Subject Requirements

HIGH SCHOOL
GRADUATION
REQUIREMENTS

Years

Credits

English

40

Health

1/2

Mathematics

30

Physical Education

20

Physical Science

10

Biology

10

World History

10

US History

10

US Government

1/2

Economics

1/2

10

Visual/Performing Arts or
World Language or CTE course
Electives

75

= 230
+ passing of the CAHSEE (CA High School Exit Exam)
+ passing of Algebra 1CP or equivalent

EXAMPLE:
Math Analysis CP
Prerequisite B/above Algebra 2CP

WHAT ABOUT
NEXT YEAR?

We want you to feel like you can challenge yourself

and try different classes
There are many AP and Honors courses that can
help prepare you for the rigors of college

Taking the AP exams after completing an AP class

can benefit you in college

NEW PETITION
PROCESS

Students can petition if they do not automatically

qualify for an AP or H class
NEW the petitions are only available on-line

www.tohscounseling.org/academic-petitions.html

UC & CSU REQUIREMENTS

English

4 years

Math (Algebra, Geometry, Algebra 2)

3 years

*4 years recommended

History/Social Science

2 years

(World History, US History)

Laboratory Science *3 years recommended

2 years

World Language

2 years

Same language; *3 years recommended

Visual/Performing Arts

1 year

See UC a-g requirements

If you have a D in any A-G requirement, you

should remediate it.

SAT/ACT TESTING
SAT Reasoning Test offered at various times throughout the year
http://www.collegeboard.org/

ACT offered at various times throughout the year at various sites

http://www.actstudent.org/
You are not required to take both the SAT & the ACT.
Dont forget to check our college and career center
website for test prep classes and assistance.

WHAT IS THE EAP?

(EARLY ASSESSMENT PROGRAM)
Collaboration between the State Board of Education (SBE), the California
Department of Education (CDE) and the California State University System
(CSU)
Provide opportunities for students to measure their readiness for college-level
English and Mathematics in their junior year of high school

Facilitate opportunities for them to improve their skills during their senior year
The SBAC replaces the CST as the way of testing EAP
Results mailed home in late summer directly from the CSU system

https://www.calstate.edu/eap/index.shtml

NCAA Student Athletes

You must let your counselor know if you are
registering as an NCAA athlete
Refer to our counseling website under the NCAA
tab for more information and resources
www.eligibilitycenter.org

Naviance Family Connection

Receive and send email communications with your counselor
Research college and career pathways
Keep track of your courses and graduation plan
Access college application tips and guidelines
Electronically submit transcripts and forms to colleges
Key component of college applications during 12th grade year!! KNOW your
username/password!!
Contact Ms. Lange in counseling to get password

WHERE CAN I GO?

Doctor, Nurse, EMT, Firefighter,
Police Officer, Other Health
Careers
Anatomy/Physiology CP,
Physiology Honors, Scientific
Research, AP Biology, ROP EMT,
ROP Nursing, ROP Health
Careers

Broadcasting, Directing, Acting,

Editing, Screenwriting
Theater 1/2, Video
Production, Mass Media,
Technical Theater

Graphic Design, Video Game

Design, Computer Programming,
Art Design, Animation
Art Media, Drawing,
Computer Graphics,
Computer Programming,
Photography, AP Studio Art,
AP Studio Art 2-D design,
Intro to Engineering

Construction, Architecture,
Welding, Auto Service
Wood 1/Metals 1,
Architecture, ROP Auto
Body/Service/Paint, ROP
Welding

There are many additional ROP

class options. See course request
sheet for more!

College and Career Center

College/technical
school information
Armed Services reps
and information
College representatives
Financial aid and
scholarships

Tutors
Job board
Summer programs and
opportunities
Work permits
Fire Academy

FAFSA and Financial Aid

Night

Room D2
Mrs. Peters, Coordinator

Class Remediation
CVUSD Summer School

1st Semester - June 16, 17, 18, 19, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 29, 30 and July 1
2nd Semester - July 6, 7, 8, 9, 13, 14, 15, 16, 20, 21, 22, 23
** Sign up with your counselor in the Spring
** Get Ahead summer school also available for a fee

Cyber High Courses at TOHS

Offered during 1st period

Ability to remediate a course through cyber/on-line curriculum
** Space is limited to 12th graders only!

Adult Education Classes

Classes offered for remediation only at the standard level (NO CP level)
About $40 a class
** See your counselor for registration procedures
**There are additional cyber/on-line
providers. Contact your counselor if you plan
on choosing any other providers, otherwise
you will not get credit.**