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Guía De Planificación Académica Y Profesional 2 202 - 21 9° - 12° Grado 20 GUÍA DE PLANIFICACIÓN ACADÉMICA Y PROFESIONAL Programas de Estudio Cursos Ofrecidos Grupos de Carreras Preparatoria Craig Preparatoria Parker DISTRITO ESCOLAR DE JANESVILLE Centro de Servicios Educativos 527 S. Franklin Street, Janesville, WI 53548 Tel.: (608) 743-5000 Fax: (608) 743-7491 Preparatoria Craig Preparatoria Parker 401 S. Randall Avenue 3125 Mineral Point Avenue Janesville, WI 53545 Janesville, WI 53548 Tel.: (608) 743-5200 Tel.: (608) 743-5600 Asistencia: (608) 743-5230 Asistencia: (608) 743-5630 Fax: (608) 743-5150 Fax: (608) 743-5550 ADMINISTRACIÓN ADMINISTRACIÓN Directora ............................................. Dr. Alison Bjoin Director ............................................... Christopher Laue (608) 743-5205 (608) 743-5605 Secretaria de la Directora .................. Tricia Jones Secretaria del Director ....................... Rita Kettleson (608) 743-5210 (608) 743-5610 Subdirector ......................................... Shawn Kane Subdirectora ....................................... Jolene Terrones (608) 743-5260 (608) 743-5680 Subdirector ......................................... Monte Phillips Subdirector ......................................... Brian Martin (608) 743-5270 (608) 743-5502 Decano de Estudiantes ...................... Zach Gavin Decano de Estudiantes ....................... Jeff Farley (608) 743-5213 (608) 743-5660 Secretaria de Subdirector .................. Judy Crook Secretaria de Subdirector .................. Connie Stratton (608) 743-5262 (608) 743-5665 Secretaria de Subdir. y Deportes ....... Mary Adamson Secretaria del Subdir. y Deportes ...... Kari Cinto (608) 743-5266 (608) 743-5641 SERVICIOS ESTUDIANTILES SERVICIOS ESTUDIANTILES Orientadora A – DE .......................... Shelly Osmond Orientadora A – F .............................. Sara Ofner (608) 743-5253 (608) 743-5722 Orientadora DI – H ............................ Sarah Lehman Orientadora G – L .............................. Samantha Corrigan (608) 743-5257 (608) 743-5656 Orientadora I – M ............................. Jon Watson Orientadora M – R ............................ Denise Kruser (608) 743-5222 (608) 743-5657 Orientador N – SCH .......................... Karl Bryan Orientadora S – Z .............................. Jen Leneau (608) 743-5255 (608) 743-5655 Esp. de Serv. Est. Scott – Z .............. Sherri Rudkin Registros ............................................. Melissa Phelps (608) 743-5267 (608) 743-5651 Secretaria Serv. Estud. ...................... Mary Severin Sicóloga Escolar .................................. Gina Deutscher (608) 743-5251 (608) 743-5659 Registros ............................................ Betsy Nelson Trabajadora Social Escolar ................. Ebony Dunkin (608) 743-5252 (608) 743-5668 Sicóloga Escolar ................................. Michele Costello (608) 743-5323 Trabajadora Social Escolar ................ Rebecca Boylan (608) 743-5261 1 | P a g e ESCUELAS AUTÓNOMAS Hay varias escuelas externas disponibles dentro del Distrito Escolar de Janesville. Si usted o su estudiante están interesados en una escuela autónoma, por favor comuníquese a las siguientes escuelas: Academia Virtual ARISE - Director Dr. David Parr – 743-6139 Para consultas o preguntas, por favor comuníquese con: Dr. David Parr - 743-6139 http://www.janesville.k12.wi.us/Default.aspx?alias=www.janesville.k12.wi.us/jva Academia de Liderazgo TAGOS - Directora Patty Hernandez – 743-5059 Para consultas o preguntas, por favor comuníquese con: Marianne Dries Mcguire y Kimberly Helgstad Decanas de Estudiantes - 290-0468 http://www.tagosleadershipacademy.org/ Escuela Autónoma Rock River - Directora Dra. Lisa Peterson –752-8273 Para consultas o preguntas, por favor comuníquese con: Dra. Lisa Peterson – 752-8273 http://www.janesville.k12.wi.us/roc/index.php Universidad Rock - Directora Dra. Kolleen Onsrud – 743-5037 Para consultas o preguntas, por favor comuníquese con: Angela Kerr, Decana de Estudiantes - 743-7427 http://www.janesville.k12.wi.us/Default.aspx?tabid=4506 Academia de las Bellas Artes de la Preparatoria Parker Para consultas o preguntas, por favor comuníquese con: Jan Knutson 2 | P a g e ÍNDICE DEL MANUAL DE SELECCIÓN DE CURSOS Y PLANIFICACIÓN PROFESIONAL DE LA PREPARATORIA 4 - 10 Información Importante de la Planificación 11 Posición Adelantada 11 - 12 Proyecto Dirige el Camino 13 - 14 Experiencias de Aprendizaje en el Trabajo 15 - 17 Certificación de Adquisición de Educación Global 18 - 19 Resumen: Planificación Académica y Profesional 20 - 42 Los Grupos de 16 Carreras 43 Cursos Nuevos y Cambios de Título de Curso 44 Hoja de Trabajo del Plan de Cuatro Años 45 - 46 Estudios Interdisciplinarios 47 - 50 Agricultura y Recursos Naturales 51 - 55 Arte 56 - 59 Negocios y Mercadeo 60 - 62 Ciencia Computacional 63 - 69 Inglés 70 - 73 Ciencias Familiares y del Consumidor 74 Salud 75 - 80 Matemáticas 81 - 85 Música 86 - 88 Educación Física 89 - 95 Ciencia 96 - 100 Estudios Sociales 101 - 108 Educación Tecnológica e Ingeniería 109 - 113 Idiomas del Mundo 3 | P a g e INFORMACIÓN IMPORTANTE DE LA PLANIFICACIÓN Conforme inicia usted la selección de cursos para el próximo año, es esencial que recuerde que esta es una parte del plan a largo plazo de la preparatoria. La educación superior, el trabajo de curso y los objetivos futuros profesionales, son afectados por las decisiones que usted toma en la selección de cursos. Si después de leer este documento sigue teniendo preguntas acerca del proceso, por favor comuníquese a la Oficina de Servicios Estudiantiles de la preparatoria de su estudiante. El personal le ayudará respondiendo sus preguntas. Puede comunicarse a la Oficina de Servicios Estudiantiles de Parker al 743-5651 y a la Oficina de Servicios Estudiantiles de Craig al 743-5251. REQUISITOS DE GRADUACIÓN Los estudiantes deben obtener 26.5 créditos. Un curso que se realiza cinco días a la semana en un semestre otorga 0.5 de un crédito. UN ESTUDIANTE DEBE LLEVAR SIETE CURSOS DE TIEMPO COMPLETO. Cada estudiante deberá obtener créditos en los cursos requeridos siguientes: Área de Estudio Créditos Requeridos Clases de 2022 y en adelante Inglés 4.0 Matemáticas 3.0 Estudios Sociales** 3.0 1.0 Física Ciencia 1.0 Bio/Vida (Ver los cursos abajo) 1.0 Crédito adicional de Ciencia Educación Física 1.5 Seminario del Primer Año 0.5 Aplicaciones de Salud 0.5 Finanzas Personales 0.5 Total de créditos requeridos*** 16.0 Total de créditos electivos 10.5 Total de créditos requeridos para graduación 26.5 **1.0 crédito tiene que ser de Historia de los EUA. o AP Historia Americana **Los estudiantes deben cubrir los requisitos del Examen de Civismo CIENCIA FÍSICA CIENCIA BIO/VIDA AP Química Física Anatomía y Fisiología Ciencia Forense AP Física Ciencia Física Ciencia Animal (ES) Genética Química Química - Avanzado AP Biología Microbiología Ciencia Terrestre Principios de Ingeniería (ES) AP Ciencia Ambiental Ciencia Vegetal (ES) Ingeniería Aeroespacial (ES) Sistemas del Cuerpo Humano Biología Principios de Ciencia Biomédica Introd. a la Ciencia Intervenciones Médicas Veterinaria (ES) CRÉDITOS ADICIONALES A. Los estudiantes pueden obtener créditos durante la escuela de verano. B. Si un estudiante desea tomar un programa fuera del campus, por correo o de estudio o viaje, todos los créditos deben ser aprobados previamente con una asignación máxima de 3.0 créditos. Más de 3.0 créditos pueden ser pre-aprobados como parte del Programa de Créditos Universitarios Anticipados o Inicia la Universidad Ahora, que permite a los estudiantes de preparatoria tomar cursos universitarios o técnicos para obtener créditos. Consulte a su orientador o especialista de servicios estudiantiles para obtener más información sobre este programa. Pre-Approval for Créditos Over 8 Cursos.docx C. Los estudiantes que estén tomando cursos en el verano a través del Centro de Wisconsin de la Juventud Académicamente Talentosa (WCATY), el Centro del Noroeste Para el Desarrollo del Talento (CTD) o un sitio en internet, deberán seguir el Proceso de Aprobación Previa. La organización que ofrece el curso provee la verificación de crédito obtenido. Los formularios de pre-aprobación están disponibles en la oficina de servicios estudiantiles y deben ser considerados junto con su matrícula de WCATY, CTD o cualquier otra organización. Estos cursos no estarán incluidos en los desempates para becas. Las preguntas deben dirigirse a Brian Babbitts al 743-5140. Pre-Approval for Créditos Over Summer.docx 4 | P a g e GRADUACIÓN ADELANTADA Los estudiantes que desean la graduación adelantada de la preparatoria, deberán completar todos los cursos requeridos y electivos que sean suficientes para igualar o superar el número mínimo de créditos requeridos para la graduación, antes de la fecha anticipada de la graduación adelantada. Los estudiantes deberán tener también la aprobación por escrito de su padre, madre o tutor legal y haber completado un mínimo de seis semestres de trabajo en la preparatoria. Los estudiantes deberán llenar la solicitud al menos un semestre antes de la fecha planeada para la graduación adelantada. Deberán consultar con su orientador o especialista de servicios estudiantiles y el director, antes de presentar una solicitud (Board Policy 6310.2). SALÓN DE ESTUDIO Todos los estudiantes deben estar en los salones de estudio cuando no tienen que estar en una clase regular. No se otorga crédito. Los estudiantes pueden programar un máximo de un salón de estudio por cada semestre. POSICIÓN ADELANTADA (AP) Y CURSOS AVANZADOS (HR) Los cursos
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