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Howard High School Student Services Department

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Howard School Counseling Department
ANNOUNCEMENTS
What is the Role of a School Counselor?
Shannon Grieve, 9th GR. Counselor
David Glenn, 10th-12th GR Counselor, A-B
Matt Mindel, 10th-12th GR Counselor, C-G
Sonya Sutter, 10th-12th GR Counselor, H-Mb
Janice Bornstein, 10-12th GR Counselor, Mc-R
Nicola Hildreth, 10th-12th GR Counselor, S-Z
Graduation Requirements
World of Work & Service Requirement
SAT, ACT & HSA Information
10th Grade Career Inventory Lesson
11th Grade Lesson - Searching For Your Next Path
TRANSCRIPT PROCESS
College Visits @ Howard High, '09 -'10
SCHOLARSHIPS 09-10 Spreadsheet & Database
College Information
Career Information
Scholarships & Financial Aid
Study Skills
Social Skills
Health
Community Resources
Peer Mediation
Parent Resources & Workshops
Hotline Numbers
NCAA Clearinghouse
FORMS
Course Registration 09-10
Concerned about your student & substance abuse? STUDENT ASSISTANCE PROGRAM (SAP)
PSAT Information
COLLEGE NIGHT Oct.09



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Graduation Requirements

Credit and Assessments Requirement: Students must earn a minimum of twenty-
one (21) credits to graduate. Credits must be earned in the following areas:


SUBJECT            CREDITS             REQUIREMENTS

English                    4                 English 9, 10, 11, 12

Mathematics             3                 1 credit in Algebra 1/Data Analysis* 
                                                   1 credit in Intro to Geometry or 
                                                   Geometry* 1 additional math credit
                                       
Science                   3                 1 credit in Biology
                                                2 credits that must include laboratory 
                                                experience in any or all of the 
                                                following areas: Earth Science, Life
                                                Science, Physical Science

Social Studies          3               1 credit in U.S. History
                                                1 credit in American Government
                                                1 credit in Modern World History
Fine Arts                  1 

Physical Education   1/2               1/2 credit in Lifetime Fitness

Health                     1/2               1/2 credit in Health Education or 
                                                   Current Health Issues
Technology Ed.          1

Program Choice       2-4                  2 credits in World Language**; OR
                                                   2 credits in an approved Advanced
                                                   Technology Program; OR 4 credits in a
                                                   Career Academy

Electives               1-3

*Students who successfully completed high schoool level mathematics in
middle school still need to earn 3 credits in mathematics, preferably in
higher level courses. A student who passed Intro to Algebra/Data Analysis
and passed the Algebra/Data Analysis HSA in 2005-2006 has fulfilled the
Algebra graduation requirement. 

**Students who received credit for Spanish 1 or French 1 based on work in
middle school, still need to earn at least 2 credits in World Language for
the program choice option.

HIGH SCHOOL ASSESSMENT:
Students must take the Maryland High School Assessments for English,
Algebra/Data Analysis, Biology and Government. The student must achieve one
of the following:
1) the passing score on each test,
2) a minimum score for each test and a combined overall score,
3) a specific score on an MSDE-approved comparable assessment(s) OR
4) a passing score on the four High School Assessments by a combination of
(1) and (3).


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