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Academic Planning
Academic Planning
Post- Secondary Planning
Post- Secondary Planning
Social-Emotional Learning
Social-Emotional Learning
Your counselor is your teacher for the Finding Your Path course. Students begin each school year with a course specifically targeted to the unique concerns of freshmen, sophomores, juniors, and seniors. This course allows each student to perform an in-depth exploration of their interests, abilities, and skills. Students explore their education and career interests, define goals, and create a path through high school that will prepare them for their plans after high school. In addition, this course serves as a "home base" where students and school counselors can address topics that are critical to ensuring success in high school and beyond. This course is required for all students and is worth 1.0 elective credits each school year. During the Finding Your Path course, students will complete their ICAP requirements as well as the Capstone Project, an option to meet the additional requirements set forth by the state of Colorado.
Finding Your Path Class Schedule
Finding Your Path Class Schedule
Tuesdays at 11:50 - 12:45
February
11th : Juniors Only, SAT February
25th : All Grades
March
March
4th : No class
11th : Freshman/ Sophomore
18th: Junior/ Senior
25th : Spring Break, no class
April
April
1st : Freshman/ Sophomore
8th : Enroll - CE Info Session
15th : TBD State Testing
22nd : Enlist - Military Info Session
29th : Junior/ Senior
May
May
6th : All Grades, course selection for next year!
13th : Help session
Remaining weeks left for Final Senior Meetings
Schedule Changes
Schedule Changes
Complete this form if you would like to change or add a class in your schedule. Schedule change requests are reviewed every Wednesday. Schedules changes can be made within the first 10 days of when you get your classes. Your counselor will email you if the change has been approved or not.
Electives_PPOS_24_25.docx
Counseling Conferences
Counseling Conferences
These meetings are done one-one-one or in a small group, all students are required to attend. We are required to meet at least twice a year, but your counselor is happy to meet with you as many times as you'd like. In these requred meetings we can address topics that are critical to ensuring success in high school and beyond, define goals, and research career plans for the future. Find our meeting schedule below. **Dates are subject to change**
Seniors - 12th Grade
Seniors - 12th Grade
Student schedules between January - February
Juniors - 11th Grade
Juniors - 11th Grade
Student schedules between February - March
Sophomores - 10th Grade
Sophomores - 10th Grade
Counselor will schedule March - April
Freshman - 9th Grade
Freshman - 9th Grade
Counselor will schedule April - May
Final Senior Meetings
Final Senior Meetings
May 1st - May 20th
Class Syllabus
Class Syllabus
Capstone Syllabus 24.25.docx
College and Career Guest Speakers
College and Career Guest Speakers
Required for all students to attend at least two Career Guest Speakers a year.
PPOS has thoughtfully invited industry professionals to come speak candidly about their career and pathways to interested high school students. We cover topics such as:
How did you learn the skills needed for this job?
Pro/Con's of your industry
Explain the future of your industry
Post-secondary options
<-- All recordings of past guest speakers are posted on the newsletter to the left <--
Capstone Project for Graduating Seniors
Capstone Project for Graduating Seniors
A Capstone Project is a multifaceted body of work that is district determined and serves as a culminating academic and intellectual experience for students. PPOS Capstone project includes a transferable online Tallo portfolio of the student’s best work ─career research-based.
Capstone Project_Tallo to-do list for Seniors..docxPage updated
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