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Welcome to
Auburn Riverside
High School
Home of
the
Ravens
Our goal today;
• To introduce you to Auburn
Riverside High School
• To give you an Auburn School
District catalog (write your name
on the cover)
• To help you learn how to register
for classes next year
9th Grade Requirements
1st Semester
2nd Semester
Honors LA9 or Regular LA9
Honors LA9 or Regular LA9
Algebra, Geometry, or AAT
Algebra, Geometry, or AAT
World Studies or AP Human
Geography
Orientation or AP Human
Geography
Next Gen Science or Biology
Next Gen Science or Biology
Elective
Health
Elective
Elective
Registration
page
Teacher
Signature must
be done on this
page of your
registration
Lets look at the
Registration
Sheet
If you fall in the
category of ELL
or Special Ed
please write
that on the top
of the page
Course Catalog on our school
website (Name)
Box Page 2020 credits requirements
• You will follow the
requirements on page 15. (Box
page)
2021High School Graduation
requirements
The counseling Center
Staff
Counselors are divided
by alphabet
Mr. Hartt
A-F
Ms. Holloman G-L
Mr. Polley
M-Ro
Ms. Brown
Rp-Z
Mr. Mead/ Career Center
Angela Anderson/ Career
Center
Mrs. Schadel, Office
Assistant
Mrs. Husar, Registrar
Career Center
Steve Mead - Career
Counselor
» Mr. Mead helps students with scholarships
and NCAA clearinghouse registration.
» Go in and check out our resources and
vocational testing when you are at
Riverside.
State Testing Requirements
Class of 2021
*Requirements subject to change as a result of Legislative decisions
Graduation Requirements
Class
of 2021
Minimum
Graduation
Requirements
4 credits
Language Arts
3 credits
Social Studies
3 credits
Math
½ credit
Health
1 ½ credits
PE
3 credits
Science
1 credit
Occupational/CTE
2 credits
Fine Arts (1 credit can be
PPR) (personalized pathway requirement)
2 credits
World Language or PPR
4 credits
Electives
-24 TOTAL CREDITS
Ways in which counselors
assist students:
• Help students stay on track for on-time
graduation
• Personal issues; friends, family, school
• Crisis intervention and support,
mediation
• Academic support and guidance
How does high school differ
from middle school?
• Non attendance impact grades
significantly
• Treated as a young adult responsible for
actions and decisions
• The teacher/student relationship is a
partnership.You need to talk to your
teachers
• Less drama and rumors. Fighting and
“drama” are considered immature
• Transition; Freedom, Opportunity, SelfRespect
School Demographics
• Total Staff: 128
– (Teachers, Counselors, Administrators,
Support Staff, etc.)
• Students:
o 9th
o 10th
o 11th
o 12th
oTotal
457
374
391
376
1598
ARHS Structure
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Traditional Comprehensive High School
6 period day/ 6 classes per day-approx.55 min. each
5 minutes passing time
2 lunches determined by 4th period class
Lockers are available
Student driven scheduling process
Multiple AP courses
PLC Mondays – staff collaboration, students arrive one hour
late
• Average class size: 27 students
Advice from Counselors
• Take the most rigorous classes you
can (it looks good to colleges when
you challenge yourself)
• Maintain highest grades possible
(transcript)
• Get involved (sports/clubs)
• Develop clear goals for your future
• Begin networking with your teachers,
counselors, coaches, etc…
Advice from counselors
continues...
Cell Phones and Time Management
Reminders and alarms are some of the most
useful tools on a cell phone, but they are also
the least appreciated.
Most cell phones come with a scheduler to
allow you to set an alarm at a certain time of
day or on a certain date. You can set alarms to
remind you of an established daily homework
time to keep you from chatting right through
your work time.
You could also use calendar reminders to notify
you when projects and assignments are due.
These reminders can be set up weeks and
months ahead of time. Once you get into the
habit, you'll find it very effective.
Freedom and
Responsibility
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More independence with choosing classes
Choosing career path
Personal choices- Peers, work habits
Special events, Dances
Clubs/Activities
Sports
Tech Prep classes
• Running Start
World Languages Choices
You need a minimum of 2
years for college admission
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Spanish
French
German
Japanese
American Sign Language
Career & Technical
Education – Marketing &
Manufacturing
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DECA classes
Sports Entertainment Marketing
Woodworking & Design
Electronics
Computer Systems Engineering
PET
Drafting – new name…
Robotics
Career & Technical
Education – Health &
Family
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Culinary Arts
Food Science
Interior Design
Independent Living
Fashion
Careers with Children
Anatomy & Physiology
Sports Medicine
Performing Arts
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Band
Choir
Orchestra
Drama
Advanced Placement
Specifically Athletics:
• Athletics at Auburn Riverside seeks to develop
young athletes of integrity, competitive passion
and good sportsmanship. We look forward to
seeing you in the stands and cheering on our
favorite team.
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We participate in the NPSL 4A League
(Olympic Division)
– Competitors: AHS, AMHS, Enumclaw, Federal Way,
Thomas Jefferson, Decatur, Todd Beamer
Are you eligible?
• To be eligible incoming freshman need:
– A valid annual athletic registration form
– Current Physical dated after June 1st (This
physical will be good for two years)
– Academic eligibility
– Student Body ASB card
– Resident of Auburn School District
Sports Offered 2019-2020:
• Fall—begins in August.
• Girls’ Swim/Dive, Football, Volleyball, Girls’
Soccer, Cross Country, Boys’ Tennis, Boys’ Water
Polo, Golf
• Winter—begins in Nov.
• Boys’ Swim/Dive, Gymnastics, Basketball,
Wrestling
• Spring—begins late Feb./March.
• Baseball, Fastpitch, Track/Field, Girls’ Water Polo,
Girls’ Tennis, Boys’ Soccer,
• Cheer tryouts for next year
• NEW : Boys’ and Girls’ Lacrosse
Registration
Please take home
and fill out and
share with
parents
(including parent
signature).
Return to Ms.
Berg or
Ms. Oremland
within a week.