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Trenton Central High School – Chambers Trenton Central High School West Daylight/Twilight Alternative High School REVISED 2/25/2016 11:00AM DISTRICT MISSION STATEMENT All students will graduate with a vision for their futures, motivated to learn continually and prepared to succeed in their choice of college or career. BOARD OF EDUCATION President Jason Redd Vice President Gerald Truehart Board Members Denise Millington Dr. Jane Rosenbaum Fiah Gussin Guillermo Gomez-Salazar Dr. D.A. Graham Lucy Vandenberg LEADERSHIP TEAM Interim Superintendent of Schools Lucy Feria School Business Administrator, Board Secretary Jayne S. Howard Assistant Superintendent of Human Resources & Talent Development Lissa Johnson Assistant Superintendent of Special Education Elizabeth DeJesus General Counsel/Public Information Officer Perry L. Lattiboudere, Esq. DISTRICT ADMINISTRATION Director of Health, Physical Education, Family & Athletics Sharron Grady Supervisor of Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics (STEM) Michael Tofte Supervisor Visual & Performing Arts Norberto Diaz Supervisor of Special Education Monique Harvey Supervisor of Special Education Suzette Jackson Supervisor of ESL/Bilingual & World Languages Sandra Iturbides Director of Student, Parent and Community Support Wilfredo Ortiz Supervisor of English Language Arts Lisa Rollins, Ed.D. Supervisor of Instructional Technology, Accountability, and Research Edward Ward Supervisor of Scheduling and Custodian of Student Records Dave Valeri HIGH SCHOOL ADMINISTRATION TCHS WEST TCHS CHAMBERS Principal Principal Mark Hoppe Hope Grant Vice Principal Vice Principals Larry Parker Mary Courtney Gwen Hansen DAYLIGHT/TWILIGHT Dana Williamson Interim Principal Melissa Wyatt Ronald Edwards Vice Principals Trenton Central High School STEM & HRTB School Learning Communities (SLCs) 135 E. Hanover Street Trenton, NJ 08609 Phone: (609) 278-7260, Ext. 7261 Fax: (609) 989-2940 Trenton Central High School COMMUNICATIONS SLC 520 Chestnut Street Trenton, NJ 08611 Phone: (609) 278-7260, Ext. 7464 Trenton Central High School VISUAL & PERFORMING ARTS SLC 544 Chestnut Avenue Trenton, NJ 08611 Phone: (609) 278-7260, Ext. 7421 Fax: (609) 989-7130 Trenton Central High School 9th GRADE ACADEMY 145 Pennington Avenue Trenton, NJ 08618 Phone: (609) 278-7260, Ext. 7261 Trenton Central High School West 1001 West State Street Trenton, NJ 08618 Phone: (609) 656-4770, Ext. 4774 Fax: (609) 989-2985 Daylight/Twilight Alternative High School 501 Edgewood Avenue Trenton, NJ 08618 Phone: (609) 656-4850, Ext. 4853 Fax: (609) 656-6062 Table of Contents POLICIES, PROCEDURES AND REQUIREMENTS .................................................................................................................. 6 COURSE PLANNING WORKSHEET 2014-15 ........................................................................................................................... 6 DESCRIPTION OF COURSE REQUIREMENTS FOR GRADUATION ................................................................................... 7 INTRODUCTION: PLANNING YOUR ACADEMIC PROGRAM ...................................................................................... 8 GUIDANCE AND COUNSELING SERVICES ............................................................................................................................ 8 COLLEGE PREPARATION ACTION PLANS ............................................................................................................................ 9 OPTION II ............................................................................................................................................................................ 14 ONLINE LEARNING ................................................................................................................................................................... 14 DUAL ENROLLMENT ................................................................................................................................................................ 14 SUMMER SCHOOL ............................................................................................................................................................ 15 COMPREHENSIVE HONORS PROGRAM ............................................................................................................................... 15 ADVANCED PLACEMENT PROGRAM .................................................................................................................................. 15 DROP/ADD PROCEDURE .......................................................................................................................................................... 15 REPORT CARD GRADING ........................................................................................................................................................ 16 HONOR ROLL ..................................................................................................................................................................... 16 GRADE CALCULATIONS……………………………………………………………………………………………….....17 PLAGARISM……………..………………………………………………………………………………………………….17 ATTENDANCE ............................................................................................................................................................................. 17 ATHLETIC ELIGIBILITY ........................................................................................................................................................... 18 SPECIAL EDUCATION SERVICES .......................................................................................................................................... 20 CAREER READINESS OPTIONS .............................................................................................................................................. 21 BOOK DISTRIBUTION AND FINES ......................................................................................................................................... 21 COURSES BY STATE GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS ............................................................................................... 22 ENGLISH LANGUAGE ARTS ................................................................................................................................................... 22 ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE (ESL)......................................................................................................................... 27 MATHEMATICS .......................................................................................................................................................................... 31 SCIENCE ....................................................................................................................................................................................... 36 SOCIAL STUDIES ....................................................................................................................................................................... 41 FINANCIAL, ECONOMIC, BUSINESS, AND ENTREPRENEURIAL LITERACY .............................................................. 44 WORLD LANGUAGES ............................................................................................................................................................... 45 HEALTH, SAFETY, & PHYSICAL EDUCATION ................................................................................................................... 49 VISUAL & PERFORMING ARTS .............................................................................................................................................. 51 LIFE SKILLS EDUCATION ........................................................................................................................................................ 56 21ST CENTURY LIFE AND CAREERS, OR CAREER-TECHNICAL EDUCATION……………...……………….……..61 SMALL LEARNING COMMUNITIES AND DESCRIPTIONS.. ......................................................................................... ....75 SLC CAREER TECHNICAL EDUCATION PROGRAMS OFFERED .................................................................................... 76 Policies, Procedures, and Requirements COURSE PLANNING WORKSHEET 2015-16 9th Grade Credits 10th Grade Credits 11th Grade Credits 12th Grade Credits Earned Earned Earned Earned English l English II English III English IV Algebra I Geometry Algebra II Elective Science* Science* Science* Elective World History U.S. History 1 U.S. History 2 Elective PE & Health PE & Health PE & Health PE & Health World Language Elective Elective Elective Visual and Visual and Financial Elective Performing Arts Performing Arts Literacy ** 21st Century Life 21st Century Life 21st Century 21st Century & Careers or & Careers or Life & Careers Life & Careers Career Technical Career Technical or Career or Career Education Education Technical Technical Education Education Elective Elective Elective Elective Total Credits Total Credits Total Credits Total Credits *Science: At least 15 Credits in science, including at least 5 credits in Biology, one of either Chemistry, Physics or Environmental Science, and 3rd Laboratory Science **Financial Literacy - 2.5 Credits (effective with the 2013-2014 Freshmen) GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS (2016 GRADUATES) Pass the state mandated assessments in English Language Arts and Mathematics. Successfully complete a minimum of 120 credits beginning in grade 9 and concluding in grade 12. Must not