People who can help you!
Mrs. Jackie Valdez (A-K) (925) 682-7474 Ext. 3113 jackie.valdez@claytonvalley.org
Mr. Steve Nares (L-Z) (925) 682-7474 Ext. 3127 steve.nares@claytonvalley.org
People who can help you!
Ms. Sarah Lovick (925) 682-7474 Ext. 3151 sarah.lovick@claytonvalley.org
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People who can help you!
Dr. Patrick Gaffney (925) 682-7474 Ext. 3142 patrick.gaffney@claytonvalley.org
Mrs. Pat Middendorf (925) 682-7474 Ext. 3102 pat.middendorf@claytonvalley.org
People who can help you!
Mr. Miguel Romo-Director (925) 682-7474 Ext. 3103 miguel.Romo@claytonvalley.org
Mr. Casey Coakley-Dean of Students (925) 682-7474 Ext. 3146 casey.coakley@claytonvalley.org
People who can help you!
Mrs. Maribel Herrera-Student Services (925) 682-7474 Ext. 3139 maribel.herrera@claytonvalley.org
Mrs. Helen Bendoyro-Registrar (925) 682-7474 Ext. 3109 helen.bendoyro@claytonvalley.org
People who can help you!
Ms.Katelyn James (925) 682-7474 ext. 3138 katelyn.james@claytonvalley.org
Mrs. Laurie Arbour (925) 682-7474Ext. 3141 laurie.arbour@claytonvalley.org
People who can help you!
Greg Fister (925) 682-7474 ext. 4728 greg.fister@claytonvalley.org
Mrs. Christine Reimer (925) 682-7474 ext.2659 christine.reimer@claytonvalley.org
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Write First/Last Name Reason you need 2 be seen Students are welcome to email their Academic Counselors, or leave phone messages.
Communicate w/your teachers!!! Attend their tutoring times (before school, lunch or after school) Thursdays Tutoring!!! (2:21-3pm) Form study groups/partner from class Actively check your online status in classes
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English 40 credits World History (10th) 10 credits U. S. History (11th) 10 credits Government (12th) 05 credits Economics (12th) 05 credits Life Science 10 credits Physical Science 10 credits *Mathematics 20 credits Physical Education 20 credits Fine Arts/Foreign Lang. 10 credits Electives 80 credits -------------------------------------------------------------- Total 220 credits CAHSEE Exam (Math/English)
California High School Exit Exam (CAHSEE) What is the CAHSEE? ď ą State law, enacted in 1999, authorized the development of the California High School Exit Examination (CAHSEE), which students in California public schools would have to pass to earn a high school diploma. Beginning with the 2005-06 school year, all California public school students are required to pass the CAHSEE and meet all other state and local requirements to earn a high school diploma. What is the purpose of the CAHSEE? ď ą The purpose of the CAHSEE is to improve student achievement in high school and to help ensure that students who graduate from high school can demonstrate grade level competency in reading, writing, and mathematics.
We strongly encourage all students to collect hours of community service for the following reasons… (example: www.volunteereastbay.org) Contact # 472-5760
Scholarships Resume Letters of recommendation List volunteer work on college applications Give back to the community
Why Study Beyond High School?
… Gain valuable skills for your career Meet new people Study abroad/explore new places Opportunity to learn about interesting career fields/options Advancement/Salary Increase/Stability Learn about cutting edge research Grow and Discover
Become more Independent!!!!!
Your income goes up dramatically as your education increases!!!!
www.whodouwant2b.com Regional Occupational Centers and Programs (CET) Apprenticeships Private Vocational/Technical Schools The U.S. Military Americorps California Conservation Corps Job Corps Community College Four-Year University
4 Systems of Education www.claytonvalley.org COMMUNITY COLLEGE
CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA
INDEPENDENT COLLEGES
Number of Campuses
110 campuses
23 CSU campuses
10 UC Campuses
76+ institutions
COSTS
Currently, $36/unit a semester for California residents, no cap. ($936 /year for 12 units a semester)
Approximately $6, 806 per year, plus books & supplies , room and board.
Approximately $11,285 per year, plus books, & supplies, Room & Board.
Tuition at Stanford is $40,050’; Tuition at USC is $42,162 (examples)
NATURE OF PROGRAM
Two-year college 1) Career & job entry majors 2) Transferable courses 3) A.A. and A.S. degrees 4) Vocational Certificates
Four-year school with graduate programs (Teaching-Practical Focus) 1) Various undergraduate programs 2) Pre-professional majors 3) Bachelor Degree (BA & BS) 4) MA & MS some Doctoral Degrees 5) Teaching Credential
Four-year school with Graduate programs (Research & Theory) 1) Various majors 2) Pre-professional programs 3) Bachelors Degree (BA/BS) 4) Masters Degree (MA/MS) 5) Doctoral, Professional Degrees 6) Teaching credentials
Two & four-year schools. Various majors & academic programs are offered at each campus. They range from highly specialized to liberal studies.
FRESHMAN REQUIREMENTS
No subject requirement. Can be high school graduate or 18 years of age.
A – G Requirements Below a 3.0 requires SAT or ACT
A – G Requirements A minimum of 3.0GPA in A-G Requirements
Prefer students to have met the UC subject requirement pattern,
REQUIRED EXAMS
English and/or Math Placement exam.
SAT/ACT test
SAT or ACT Test
Check the college catalog for specific test requirements.
Fees or Tuition (Room & Board Excluded)
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University of California Campuses
CSU Campuses
Independent Colleges (Private Schools)
Academy of Art University, San Francisco Alliant International University, San Diego Allied American University, Laguna Hills (Online) American Heritage University of Southern California, San Bernardino, California American Jewish University, Los Angeles American Sports University, San Bernardino Anaheim University, Anaheim (Online) Antioch University, Culver City Apollos University, Huntington Beach (Online) Argosy University, Alameda Art Center College of Design, Pasadena The Art Institute of California - San Francisco, San Francisco Azusa Pacific University, Azusa Berean Bible College, Poway Biola University, La Mirada Brandman University, Irvine Brooks Institute, Santa Barbara California Baptist University, Riverside California Coast University, Santa Ana California College of the Arts, San Francisco California College San Diego (CCSD), San Diego California Desert Trial Academy College of Law, Indio[1] California Institute of the Arts, Valencia California Institute of Integral Studies, San Francisco California Institute of Technology, Pasadena California InterContinental University, Diamond Bar (Online) International Technological University, San Jose, California California Lutheran University, Thousand Oaks California Miramar University (formerly Pacific Western University), San Diego California National University, Northridge California Pacific University, Escondido California South Bay University, Sunnyvale California Southern Law School, Riverside California Southern University, Santa Ana (online) California Takshila University, Santa Clara California University of Management and Technology, San Jose
California University of Management and Sciences, Anaheim[2] Capital Bible College, Sacramento CapStone University, Pasadena (online) Carnegie Mellon Silicon Valley Campus, Mountain View Chapman University, Orange Charles R. Drew University of Medicine and Science, Los Angeles Claremont Colleges, Claremont Claremont McKenna College Harvey Mudd College Pitzer College Pomona College Scripps College Claremont Graduate University Keck Graduate Institute of Applied Life Sciences Cogswell College, Sunnyvale Columbia College Hollywood, Tarzana Concordia University Irvine, Irvine Culinary Institute of America at Greystone, St. Helena Dominican University of California, San Rafael Design Institute of San Diego[3] Epic Bible College (formerly Trinity Life Bible College), Sacramento Fresno Pacific University, Fresno Fuller Theological Seminary, Pasadena Golden Gate University, San Francisco Herguan University, Sunnyvale Holy Names University, Oakland Hope International University, Fullerton Hult International Business School, San Francisco Humphreys College, Stockton ICDC College, Culver City Imago Dei College, Oak Glen John F. Kennedy University, Pleasant Hill John Paul the Great Catholic University, San Diego Laguna College of Art and Design, Laguna Beach La Sierra University, Riverside Life Pacific College, San Dimas Lincoln University, Oakland Loma Linda University, Loma Linda
Community Colleges
UC/CSU College Entrance Requirements A- G Requirements COURSES
Minimum Requirements of College Preparatory classes
A. History/Social Science
2 years: World History, U.S. History/Government
B. English
4 years: College Prep English
C. Math
3 Years of college prep math. 4 years is highly recommended. Algebra 1, Geometry, Algebra II
D. Laboratory Science
2 years of lab science. 3 years of lab science is recommended: Biology, Chemistry, Physics
E. Language other than English
2 years same language*; 3 years is recommended. * Students with competency in a language other than English may qualify for an exemption.
F.Visual/Performing Arts 1 year of college prep course from Art, Music, or Theater. G. College Preparatory Elective
1 year of college prep electives
Test Requirements
SAT or ACT
Grades UC/CSU Campuses consider a “D” grade in a required subject a subject omission. Students who have received a “D” grade in a required course need to repeat the course in order to be eligible to apply to a UC or CSU campus! See your Academic Counselor for more information.
High School Requirements College Entrance Requirements Grades (C’s or higher) Math (Algebra II or higher) Foreign Language (at least two years of the same language) Visual Performing Arts (Fine Arts)- 1 year! Tests- SAT/ ACT College readiness will open the door to various financial opportunities. (Algebra II)
PSAT Register October 15th @ Treasurer’s Office or online thru web store (Cost $25) Deadline to sign up is October 17th Test Date: Saturday-October20th – 8am/CVCH
PSAT Prep Workshop Available!!!! 4 Saturday Sessions (9/29, 10/6, 10/13, 1/17) – Cost $170 @ CCC during brunch/lunch
Best College Degrees by Salary Starting Salary Petroleum Engineer
$97,900
Chemical Engineer
$64,500
Electrical Engineer
$61,300
Aerospace Engineering
$60,700
Computer Engineering
$61, 800
Management Information Systems
$51,000
Civil Engineer
$53,100
Construction Management
$50,200
Public Administration
$40,400
Forestry
$41,500
Business
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Medical Technology
$45,100
Dietetics
$41,500
Multimedia and Web Design
$40,400
Occupations beyond four-year degree (graduate school) Physician
School Counselor
School Principal
Physical Therapist
Architect
Attorney
Dentist
Pharmacist
Physician Assistant
Chiropractor
Veterinarian
Health Services Administrator
Licensed Psychologist
Social Worker
WHAT IS CAREER AND/OR TECHNICAL EDUCATION? Career and technical education prepares both youth and adults for a wide range of careers. These careers may require varying levels of education – from high school and postsecondary certificates to two- and fouryear college degrees. To find out how you can pursue your passion, check out www.whodouwant2b.com
Vocational/Trade Schools
Nearly one-third of the fastest growing occupations will require an associate degree or a postsecondary vocational certificate.
Military of the United States
http://www.defense.gov/RegisteredSites/RegisteredSites.aspx
California Career Center Online Career Center http://www.calcareercenter.org/  The California Career Center (CalCC) is your career planning website with tools to help you map your future, whether looking ahead to college, apprenticeship, the military or other options.  CalCC is focused on resources for students but also contains resources for counselors, parents, teachers, in short, anyone interested in developing the career self-management skills necessary in today's world of work
Are you READY!!!!!!! Get involved – Activities, clubs, sports, community
Get Good Grades Be proactive – tutoring, talk to teachers, come to school and ask for HELP!
Explore college/major/career searches – www.californiacolleges.edu
Dream BIG and Plan for tommorrow