Cavelero Mid High School Class of 2023

8220 24th Street SELake Stevens, WA 98258

425.335.1630

Cavelero Mission

Statement:

“Ensuring academic success

through

positive rela

tionships in the classroom

,

school and community.”

Commitment to Graduation

2023

P.U.S.H. LSHS Vikings

Lake Stevens High School

Graduation Requirements:▪ 24.0 credits required to graduate

(1 class for 1 full year = 1 credit)

▪ Possible to earn 6 credits per year

▪ More specific College Entry Requirements can be found on

each College/University websites

▪ Complete Washington State History requirement

in 8th grade to earn diploma and to get into Washington

Colleges

Required Course Min. Credit

ENGLISH (4.0)

English 9 1.0

English 10 1.0

English 11 1.0

English Electives 1.0

MATHEMATICS** (3.0)

Algebra 1.0

Geometry 1.0

Required Math 1.0

SOCIAL STUDIES (3.0)

WA State History* 0.0

Global Studies 1.0

US History 1/2 1.0

CAI/CWI or AP GOV 1.0

SCIENCE (3.0)

Required Science*** 3.0

CAREER/TECH. ED. 1.0

HEALTH & FITNESS

Physical Education 1.5

Health 0.5

ARTS**** 2.0

(1 credit may be a P.P.R.)

WORLD LANGUAGE**** 2.0

(2 credits may be a P.P.R.)

ELECTIVES 4.0

Total credits required = 24.0

 

Required Course Min. Credit

ENGLISH 4.0

MATHEMATICS** 3.0+

SOCIAL STUDIES

WA State History* 0.0

Global Studies 1.0

US History 1/2 1.0

CAI/CWI or AP GOV 1.0

SCIENCE*** 3.0+

CAREER/TECH. ED. 1.0

HEALTH & FITNESS

Physical Education 1.5

Health 0.5

ARTS 1.0+

ACADEMIC ELECTIVE0.5

WORLD LANGUAGES 2.0+

 

*A Washington State History class must be

passed either in middle school or high

school to meet graduation requirements; it

is embedded in US History. Upon request, a

.5 credit may be added to a student’s

transcript for WA State History.

**A math-based quantitative course must

be taken in 12th grade if planning to attend a

4-year college.

*** Some colleges will require Chemistry or

Physics

****P.P.R. is each student’s Personalized

Pathway Requirement for Graduation. A

Personalized Pathway has related courses

which correspond to the student’s post high

school plan based on the student’s interest

and a High School & Beyond Plan

completed during their High School

experience.

Students must also meet the following graduation requirements:

∙ Students must earn a total of 24 credits in grades 9-12 to graduate from Lake Stevens High School

∙ Each semester class completed with a passing grade equals a one-half (0.5) credit.

∙ Students must complete a High School & Beyond Plan.

∙ The link for the Washington State Board of Education has helpful information regarding the Class of

2022 Graduation Requirements:

∙ http://sbe.wa.gov/GradRequirements/ClassOf2019.php#.VMqZB9LF-Sp

∙ The link for the Office of Superintendent of Public Instruction also has information regarding the

graduation requirements.

https://www.k12.wa.us/GraduationRequirements/Requirement-credit.aspx∙ 15 hours of Community Service for Grades 10-12 (start summer after 9th grade) to equal 45 total

community service hours.

∙ Pass all state academic testing requirements.

STATE GRADUATION REQUIREMENTSCOLLEGE REQUIREMENTS

2021

PERSONAL PATHWAYS REQUIREMENTS

● English 9● Algebra 1● Required Science● PE 1/Health● Career/Tech. Ed.● Fine Arts

● English 10● Geometry● Required Science● Global Studies● PE (one semester)● Fine Arts or P.P.R.

● English 11● Required Math● US History 1/2● Required Science● PE (one semester)● World Lang. or P.P.R.● CTE Elective or CTE at Sno-Isle

● English Elective● CAI/CWI● Elective● Elective● World Lang. or P.P.R.● Fine Arts or P.P.R.● CTE Elective or CTE at Sno-Isle

● English 9● Algebra 1● Required Science● PE 1/Health● Career/Tech. Ed.● Fine Arts

● English 10● Geometry● Required Science● Global Studies● PE (one year)● CTE Elective

● English 11● Required Math● US History 1/2● Required Science● 2 CTE Electives or CTE at Sno-Isle

● English Elective● CAI/CWI● Elective● PE● 2 CTE Elective or CTE at Sno-Isle

● English 9● Algebra 1● Required Science● PE 1/Health● Career/Tech. Ed.● Fine Arts

● English 10● Geometry● Required Science● Global Studies● PE (one semester)● Career/Tech. Ed.

● English 11● Required Math● US History 1/2● Required Science● PE (semester● World Language)● Running Start (option) (cross credit)

● Required English Elective● CAI/CWI ● Elective● PE (one semester)● World Language● Fine Arts● Running Start (option) (cross credit)

● English 9● Algebra 1● Required Science● PE 1/Health● Career/Tech. Ed.● Fine Arts

● English 10● Geometry● Required Science● Global Studies● World Language● Fine Arts

● English 11● Algebra 2● AP US History 1/2● Required Science● World Language● Pe (one year)● Running Start (option) (cross credit)

● AP English Lang. and Comp/AP Lit and Comp.

● Pre Calc● CAI/CWI Honors● World Language● Fine Arts● AP Chemistry or Physics

● Pre AP English● Geometry● Required Science● PE 1/Health● Career/Tech. Ed.● Fine Arts

● English 11● Algebra 2● Required Science● AP European History● World Language● Career/Tech. Ed.

● AP Comp.● Pre Calc● Required Science● AP US History ½● World Language● PE (one year)● Running Start (option) (cross credit)

● College Comp. (UW)● College Lit. (UW)● CAI/CWI Honors● AP Calculus AB● World Language● AP Chemistry or Physics

High School Diploma/Military/Work Force schedule

Career & Technology Education schedule: Cost of attendance $5,000-$15,000 depending on institution and program

Community Colleges schedule: Cost of attendance approximately $7,000 (live at home) per year depending on course load

State four year university schedule: Cost of attendance approximately $30,--- (including room & board) per year

Private/state prestigious four year university schedule: Cost of attendance approximately $45,000 (including room and board) per year

9 10 11 12

Additional Graduation Requirements

❑ Complete a High School and Beyond Plan during Grades 9-12, using My School Data on Skyward

❑ Meet Standard on State Assessments – Smarter Balanced ELA (English Language Arts), Smarter Balanced MATH (10th Grade) and Washington Comprehensive Assessment of Science (11th Grade) (WCAS) ❑ 45 Community Service Hours- Grades 10-12 Students may begin earning the Community Service hours in

the Summer after their 9th grade school year.

❏ Student should meet Washington State History requirement during their 8th grade year- High School credit is granted when requested

Example 9th Grade Schedule

Period 1st Sem 2nd Sem1 English English2 Math Math3 Science Science4 Health PE5 Elective Elective

6 Elective Elective

*If you don’t know what classes to select, stop by and visit with your

CMHS School Counselor.

World LanguageLake Stevens School District

Please remember each college is different. Please look at your 13th year plan so you can plan your possible Personal Pathway Requirement (PPR).

CITHS = College in the High School

Elective credits available in

schedule

FRENCH NA

GERMAN

SPANISH

SPANISH

SPANISH

NA

NA

NA

SPANISH 1

SPANISH 1

GERMAN 1

FRENCH 1

SPANISH 2

SPANISH 1

SPANISH 2

CITHS

SPANISH 2

CITHS

GERMAN 2

CITHS

FRENCH 2

CITHS

SPANISH 4

CITHS

SPANISH 4

CITHS

SPANISH 5

CITHS

SPANISH 3

CITHS

SPANISH 3

CITHS

SPANISH 3

CITHS

FRENCH 3

CITHS

GERMAN3

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How much time can my student expect to spend on homework in advanced

coursework?(Numbers based on average nightly minutes

including independent reading)

Pre-AP English (10th Grade Eng) 30 min

Pre-AP Block(10th Gr. Eng & History Elective) 60 min

Geometry 20 min Algebra 2 30 minBiology 15 minSpanish 30 minEngineering Periodic hm.work

* Most AP classes at the high-school require 1 hour of homework nightly.

Ninth G

rade

ALGEBRA 1, GEOMETRY and ALGEBRA 2

Prerequisites:

Algebra 1: By teacher recommendation

Students should speak to their current math teacher and get their approval before enrolling.

Geometry: Maintain at least an 80% average in Algebra 1

Conceptual understanding needed prior to advancing out of Algebra 1

Algebra 2: Maintain at least a 70% average in Geometry

In order to enroll in an advanced math course you need to have a B or better in your current math class, you should also meet or exceed the standard in the area of math on your most recent district or state assessment, and you should have your current math teacher's recommendation signature on your registration form.

Cavelero Mid High School Pathway for Challenge Courses

6th

Grade7th

Grade8th

Grade9th

Grade10th

Grade11th

Grade12th

Grade

MATH

ENGLISH

SCIENCE

HISTORY

Challenge6th or

Pre-Algebra

Ch.Mth 7Pre Alg orAlgebra 1

(w/credit)

Algebra 1(w/credit)Geometry(w/credit)

Geometry

Algebra 2

Algebra 2or

Pre Calc.

APElectives

Pre Calculus

or AP

Elective

ChallengeLanguage

Arts 6

ChallengeLanguage

Arts 7

ChallengeEnglish 8(w/credit)

Pre-AP(English

10)

ChallengeScience

8w/credit

AP Eng.Lang./Comp.

or English 11

AP EnglishLit./Comp.

or 12th grade

Electives

AP, UWExtension

and/orElectives

Biology 1-2

Chemistry1-2

Pre-APHistory

AP EuroHistory

AP USHistory

Honors CWI &

CAI

Physics or AP

Courses

AP Courses and/or

Electives

To continue placement in a 2nd Semester Challenge Course students must be academically successful in their first semester

challenge course. Academic support services are available.

High School credit earned in 7th and/or 8th grade-

It is possible to add these courses to your High School transcript

❏ Algebra 1❏ Geometry❏ Challenge Science 8 (9th grade Science)❏ Challenge English 8 (9th grade English)❏ Spanish 1❏ Washington State History❏ Band❏ Choir

Colt ExpectationsResourcesCalendarAcademicsSchool PoliciesRespectDress code

STUDENT HANDBOOK will be available

on the Cavelero WebsiteStudent Handbook

➢Students that exceed 10 absences during a semester in any class may LOSE CREDIT in that class

➢Attendance RetrievalStudents can retrieve up to 5 absences in any class - must be excused absences only

Unexcused absences may not be retrieved

➢Tardies3 tardies equal 1 unexcused absence – count towards total accumulated absences in

determining credit eligibility

ATTENDANCE

❏ Algebra 1, Geometry and Algebra 2 Summer Academies

❏ College Bound Scholarship for families that qualify financially – must sign up by end of 8th grade

❏ Finish 8th grade strong with Grades and State Test Scores: Washington Comprehensive Assessment of Science (WCAS) and ELA/Math SBA), both will be reviewed for 9th grade

course placement ❏ Lunch Tutoring, Study Corral for Academic Support

❏ WCAS in May of 8th grade year

❏ ELA/MATH SBA in May of 8th grade year

Other

Interscholastic Sports

Athletic Code: June 2018 Final Grades Impact Fall Eligibility

9th Grade: Normal High School Program

Fall Season: Football, Volleyball, Girls Soccer, Cross Country, Boys Tennis, Girls Swimming

Winter Season: Basketball, Wrestling, Boys SwimmingSpring Season: Baseball, Softball, Boys Soccer,

Girls Tennis, Track and Field, Golf

Are you always earning excellent grades? If so, you should consider becoming a member of Cavelero’s National Junior Honor Society!

Interested candidates wanting to become members of Cavelero’s National Junior Honor Society must meet eligibility requirements. Candidates are required to have a minimum cumulative grade point average of 3.5 or better, participate in a group project in addition to completing 4 hours of community service by April 9, 2018.

NATIONAL JUNIOR HONOR SOCIETY

Benefits of being a member of National Junior Honor Society are:•Serve your community•Become a leader in your school and community•Build your character•Demonstrate scholarship on college and job

applications

The purpose of this chapter shall be to create an enthusiasm for scholarship, to stimulate a desire to render service, to promote worthy leadership, and to encourage the development of character in students of Cavelero Mid-High School.Please see Ms. Olson, the National Junior Honor Society Advisor, for more information. (SW209) Or stop by the Main Office.

NATIONAL JUNIOR HONOR SOCIETY

This presentation will be posted on the Cavelero website under the

“Counseling” tab Cavelero Main Office: 425-335-1630

*Mike Snow, Principal:mike_snow@lkstevens.wednet.edu

*Tim Haines, Associate Principal, A-Ktim_haines@lkstevens.wednet.edu

*Tim Granger, Associate Principal, L-Ztim_granger@lkstevens.wednet.edu

*Raphil Hasegawa, Athletic Directorraphil_hasegawa@lkstevens.wednet.edu

*Brent Radford, School Counselor, A-Go brent_radford@lkstevens.wednet.edu

*Guin Reeves, School Counselor, Gr-O guin_reeves@lkstevens.wednet.edu

*Emily Thomas, School Counselor, P-Z emily_thomas@lkstevens.wednet.edu

*Dale Mabren, School Counselor dale_mabren@lkstevens.wednet.edu

Counseling Center: 425-335-1664