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Upcoming in Spring: Educational Planning

MARCH:

During March we will begin to focus on our registration process for the 2010-2011 school year. The counselor will visit the 6th and 7th grade classrooms and assist the students in selecting their elective class for next year. In addition, 7th grade students will review their middle school academic plans with their counselor.

Valley students will also have an opportunity to experience the Educational College Fair, sponsored by the AVID program.

March 12:    AVID's Educational College Fair

March 15 -19:   6th grade elective registration

March 29 - April 2:   7th grade elective registration, 7th grade Educational Plans

 

APRIL:

In April, the 8th graders will begin their transition to high school by attending registration night with their parents at Carlsbad High School. 8th grade students will also review their middle school academic plans in mid-April with their counselor.  

April 1:    8th graders receive high school registration packets

April 6 - 8:   8th grade registration nights at Carlsbad High School

April 20 - 23:    8th grade Educational Plans

 

Because career and educational planning are so important, it is necessary to address this topic early in your child's secondary school career. Our hope is that parents and students will discuss career and educational planning together. If you have any questions about any of the information contained in this communication, please call us at 331-5300. We will be glad to assist you.

 

Guidance Information

February 2010 -Career Month at Valley Middle School

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Career Speaker Month: Each Friday throughout the month of February, we will have different professionals present their career paths to our students during the students' lunch period. The students will sign up for their choice of speakers during their Social Studies classes this week.

 

5-Feb 19-Feb 26-Feb
Career Coach Avionics Engineer Chef, Bistro West
Journalist, North County Times District School Superintendent DEA Agent
Marine Corps Helicopter Pilot Restaurant Owner, Flippin' Pizza Freelance Drummer, Composer
Public Health Nurse Therapist Professional Dancer
Veterinarian  Personal Trainer Professional Surfer

 

CJSF

CJSF MembershipThe California Junior Scholarship Federation is a state-wide organization that works to promote high standards of scholarship, service, and citizenship.  Membership in CJSF is an excellent addition to future college applications or included in a resume for employment.  Cost is $1.00.  All members will receive a membership card.

 The process is easy and involves a simple scoring procedure.  Assign points to the A’s and B’s you’ve earned on the first semester report card, which will be issued February 5, 2010.  P.E., the only exception, receives no points.  A’s = 3 points.  B’s = 1 point.  C’s do not count.  D or F in any class at the semester disqualifies you.  If you are in advanced Math or advanced English with an A or B, you may add an additional 1 point for each class.  10 points are required, and you must list all classes, even PE.   

CJSF HUHN AWARDRecognizes junior high school students for their academic excellence and service to the school and community.  In order to qualify, student must be a CJSF member and qualifying students need to submit an application no later than February 18, 2010.  Students submit a packet including letters of recommendation and a personal statement.

 

Each chapter can nominate their top two students, and five students from each region receive a $250 award. In order to qualify to compete for the award, each candidate must attend the spring conference and participate in the Huhn break out session.  Each nominee will receive a Huhn award pin and a certificate.

 

For further information, please stop by the guidance office.


 

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Middle Years Newsletters from the School Counselor
Please enjoy reading these newsletters with your child. They have valuable information to help students and parents work together for school success. Continue
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Posted by: Mrs. Schroh
Published: 3/7/10

March 2010 Honor Roll Chain Activity

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