School Counselors are responsible for:

• Ensuring that students are informed about the requirements for the PGCPS/MSDE high school diploma.

• Providing effective, responsive interventions to address student needs.

• Providing academic consultation and progress monitoring in order to support student learning and achievement.

• All of the Above

School Counselors deliver services and provide student support focusing on the following Three (3) Domains:

• Academic, Health and Service Learning

• Academic, Career, and Social Development

• Academic, Attendance and College Readiness

• Academic, Testing and Social Development

Which Dual Enrollment (DE) statement is FALSE?

• Students taking high school and college courses at the same time.

• Students earn high school and college credit.

• All PGCC college courses are eligible for Dual Enrollment (DE) Credit.

• Dual Enrollment (DE) courses are weighted GPA

All AHS@PGCC students are assigned a PGCC Student ID #.

• True

• False

Student Blackboard (Bb) Orientation contains information on:

• How to log in and use Blackboard

• How to communicate with your instructor/professor

• See your course materials and submit assignments

• All of the above

What is the minimum number of credits required for the PGCPS/MSDE High School Diploma?**

• 21**

• 23

• 19

• 25

AHS@PGCC offers two (2) Program Pathways

• Health and Computer Science

• Health Sciences and Teacher Preparation

• Health Sciences and STEM

• Health Sciences and Special Education

Teacher Preparation students in Year 1 (9th Grade/Freshman) are required to complete the following college courses:

• Health DE (Health 1150) and Planning for Academic Success (PAS 1000)

• Health DE (Health 2300) and Planning for Academic Success (PAS 1000)

• Planning for Academic Success (PAS 1030) and Health DE (Health 1150)

• Planning for Academic Success (PAS 1000) - only

Students in the Teacher Preparation Program Pathway are required to complete two years of a world language in high school: Name the World Language

Students in the Health Sciences Program Pathway are required to complete two years of a world language in high school: Name the World Language