Hero High: Freshmen Class of 2016
Applications
You will all be members of the Freshman class of Chief Seattle IHS entering the International Baccalaureate Program
Game location Seattle Wa
Current date 8/30/2016
Gifted Teen Creation 30pp
PL 2 limitations
16 max on stats Max stat 4
5 max on advantages (excluding equipment ) Can take one combat advantage but must also take Benefit advantage to reflect your training
example
Improved Aim 1 pp
Benefit: Grandpa took me hunting every season 1 pp
or
Improved trip 1 pp
Benefit: I'm the jerk in all the movies who trips the nerd as he walks by 1 pp
3 max on equipment
Welcome to Chief Seattle International High School
Here are your freshman orientation packages
RUNNING START
Running Start is a program which allows students to earn high school and college credit at the same time. Running Start is intended to provide students a program option consisting of attendance at certain institutions of higher education and the simultaneous earning of high school and college/university credit. Running Start was initiated by the Legislature as a component of the 1990 parent and student Learning by Choice Law.
In order to register for Running Start courses students must got to an informational meeting at the community college where they will be attending classes as well as complete the Running Start Packet. Things to be aware of when considering Running Start:
CSIHS dance tickets and other items sold during break and lunch, are only sold during break and lunch.
You have the chance to take enough courses through Running Start to earn your Associates degree at a much reduced cost, so use your time wisely.
Tuition will be paid by the school district for 100 level courses or above for a credit load that does not exceed 15 community college credits. Books, supplies, fees, and transportation are the responsibility of the student and their family.
Attendance is per instructor and can vary from class to class. Your grade(s) may suffer because of attendance.
Although your involvement on the CSIHS campus may be greatly reduced, you still have responsibilities that must be fulfilled in order to graduate.
Running Start courses may conflict with high school extracurricular activities and mandatory state testing. This is also true of vacations and breaks.
You must make Quarterly appointments to see your Chief Seattle Professional School Counselor.
It is the student’s responsibility to schedule enough transportation time between schools.
Seniors may be given progress report forms by their counselor to be filled out by their professor at Running Start for classes required for graduation. These forms must be returned to your counselor ASAP.
Courses taken during spring quarter of senior year do not apply towards graduation. All graduation requirements must be met by the end of winter quarter.
ACADEMIC PROBATION/ALERT: if a student fails one class or withdraws from a class they may be put on academic probation or alert. If the student fails a class or withdraws from a class while on academic probation they maybe dropped from Running Start.
Being dropped from Running Start may present a scheduling issue (ex. required course may not be offered 2nd semester) and could lead to the student not graduating on time.
I.B.
The IB Diploma Program is widely recognized for its high academic standards. Assessment is varied and takes place over two years, with final examinations in each subject. Students' work is assessed by an international board of examiners, who are themselves rigorously trained and monitored by the International Baccalaureate Organization (IBO). Subjects are scored on a 1-7 scale with a further three points available for theory of knowledge and the extended essay. Students who display good levels of performance across all six subjects and achieve a minimum of 24 points (out of a possible 45) are awarded the diploma. All others receive a certificate for each of the subjects completed.
Get the IB parent pack here.
IB Diploma Candidates must:
*Take the Grade 11 and 12 courses
*Write an extended essay Complete the Theory of Knowledge (TOK) class
*Fulfill the Creativity Action Service requirement
*Complete the IB exams
Students who earn the IB Diploma may receive college credits or advanced placement for their high school work. Students who are most interested in one or several of the individual IB content areas may work toward IB certificates. Certificate students may receive college credits or advanced placement for successfully completing the individual Higher-Level IB exams
IB Preparation – Freshman and Sophomore Years
Freshman Year
Semester 1
LA 9 Honors
World History Honors
Personal Fitness
Geometry Honors
Biology
World Language or Art and Occupational Education
Semester 2
LA 9 Honors
World History Honors
Health
Geometry Honors
Biology
World Language or Art and Occupational Education
Sophomore Year
Semester 1
World Lit 10 Honors
Global Leadership or Cont. World Problems
Art or Occupational Education
Algebra II
Chemistry Honors
World Language
Semester 2
World Lit 10 Honors
Physical Education
Art or Occupational Education
Algebra II
Chemistry Honors
World Language
IB Diploma Program: Junior and Senior Years
IB Course Offerings – The Full Diploma Candidate must choose one from each category, with a minimum of 3 at the HL level.
IB English
English Lit HL
English Language & Lit SL
IB Individuals & Societies
History of Americas & 20th Century HL
20th Century History – SL
Psychology SL
Economics SL
IB Mathematics
Mathematics SL
Mathematics HL
Math Studies SL
IB Science
Biology HL
Chemistry SL
IB World Language
Spanish SL
Japanese SL
Mandarin SL
IB Electives
Economics SL
Psychology SL
Music SL
Visual Arts SL or HL
