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11/12 Raven Update

November 2023

11/12 RavenUpdateNovember 2023
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Happy Fall, Y'All...11/12th Graders! 😶😁

Hope everyone is working hard and having fun. We had 100% attendance at advising meetings for October, which is excellent (thank you) and there was no monthly form posted for October (so no need to complete).


**Note: Since 11/12th graders miss advising on Tuesdays/Fridays, I am going to start uploading the Tuesday slideshows in Google Classroom (so check there for AC 7-12 announcements).


For November:


1. Please check your advising group dates for November below and make sure you attend a meeting. We can't have more than 10 in any meeting (so we have enough time for meetings), so if you are an onsite student, I may ask you to attend the following week.


2. Please fill out the November Monthly Check-In Form (not due for one month).


As always, if you need assistance with anything, please email and make an appointment.


Thanks and thanks for all your hard work.

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Monthly Check-In

Each month, all 11/12 students should fill in this November Monthly Check-In Form


*Due by November 30th at 11:59 PM.

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Advising Groups and Dates

Click here for 11/12 Advising Groups and Dates


MEETINGS THIS MONTH:


November 1st (W)

November 3rd (F)

November 8th (W)

November 10th (F)


*Please make sure you are registered in a time slot that you can attend

*Please let me know if you are attending a different slot (no more than 10 in 1 slot)

*Ask for work off (if you have a job) on these dates

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All Seniors and Parents of Seniors - Fall Senior Meeting on November 8th

This month, we will have our Fall Senior Meeting on Wednesday, November 8th at 5:00 PM at SA. Parents and students should attend. We will go over items related to senior year including: High School & Beyond planning and graduation!

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Running Start Student Information - Registration for Winter Starts Now!

*Registration starts on November 1st (check online to view your individual advising time).


WHAT IS THE REGISTRATION PROCESS?

1. Choose your classes. Search on the SVC site for whatever classes you need. Ask others what they took 1st quarter. Look at ratemyprofessor.com. Look at the 2-year schedule you are making in CSS 103. Check in with an SVC advisor. Attend a meeting this week at Skagit Academy.

*I am holding a Running Start 'Help' meetings if you need assistance picking your classes.


Wednesday, Nov 1 from 11:00-12:00


2. Email me your class selections with the line numbers.


3. I will email you a Running Start Enrollment Verification Form (RSEVF). When you receive it you should:


**Download it to your desktop.

**Fill out the blanks.

**Print it out. Sign it and ask your parent to sign it.

**Scan it and send it to enrollment@skagit.edu with your ctc link number and indication of your name, winter quarter, etc.


4. Wait for processing from enrollment. This usually takes 2-3 days (could be shorter or

longer).


5. Go online and register for your classes when your hold is removed.

What do I need to do to graduate from high school?

To earn a high school diploma, a student must:

  1. Complete a High School and Beyond Plan
  2. Complete a Graduation Pathway
  3. Earn high school credits
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Managing Stress - Easier Said Than Done

Managing your classes, driver's ed, your job, your household responsibilities, sports, and activities is not an easy task. If you're not feeling balanced, readjust your plan and work in some of these valuable strategies.


Click here for an excellent article from Harvard - "Managing Stress in High School"
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Required Form for Students Who Want to Drive on Campus

If students would like to drive to school, parents and students are required to sign and submit a Student Driver Form. This form needs to be processed before students can park on campus. Students who park on campus need to drive slowly while in the parking lot in order to maintain this privilege.


Parking Registration Form

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Required Form for 11/12 Students Leaving Campus

All 11th and 12th grade students have an option to leave campus in between classes or for lunch, if parents agree. Students need to sign in and out, as well as verbally informing the office staff. If a student is regularly late or does not inform the office, this privilege may be revoked. The Permission to Go Off Campus Form must be signed by the student and the parent in order for the student to leave.


Permission to Go Off Campus Form

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Skagit Academy

Email: kjohnston@mvsd320.org
Website: http://skagitacademy.mountvernonschools.org
Location: 2001 Cleveland Avenue, Mount Vernon, Washington, USA
Phone: (360) 428.6206
Facebook: facebook.com/ourschool
Twitter: @ourschool

Non-Discrimination Policy

ENGLISH: The Mount Vernon School District does not discriminate in employment, programs, or activities on the basis of age, race, color, national origin, creed, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender expression, gender identity, honorably discharged veteran or military status, or the presence of any sensory, mental or physical disability or use of a trained guide dog or service animal by a person with a disability and provides equal access to the Boy Scouts and other designated youth groups. Inquiries regarding compliance and/or grievance procedures may be directed to the District's Title IX/Civil Rights Compliance Coordinator, Assistant Superintendent William Nutting, bnutting@mvsd320.org or the Section 504/Americans with Disabilities Act Coordinator, Clint Carlton, Director of Special and Support Services, ccarlton@mvsd320.org, 124 E. Lawrence St., Mount Vernon, WA, (360) 428-6110.


SPANISH: El Distrito Escolar de Mount Vernon no discrimina en ninguno de los programas o actividades según el sexo, la raza, el credo, la religión, el color, el origen nacional, la edad, el ser veterano o la situación militar, la orientación sexual, la expresión de género, la identidad de género, discapacidad o el uso de un perro guía capacitado o animal de servicio y proporciona un acceso equitativo a los Boy Scouts y otros grupos de jóvenes designados. Se ha designado a los siguientes empleados para encargarse de las preguntas y quejas de supuesta discriminación: Bill Nutting, Superintendente Asistente y Coordinador del cumplimiento de los derechos civiles o Coordinador del Título IX, 124 E. Lawrence Street Mount Vernon, WA 98273, (360)428-6110 o Clint Carlton, Director de servicios especiales y de apoyo y Coordinador de la legislación para los Estadounidenses con discapacidades o la Sección 504, 920 S. Second Street Mount Vernon, WA 98273, (360)428-6141.


RUSSIAN: Маунт Вернон школьный округ предоставляет равные права и возможности участия во всех программах или видах деятельности независимо от пола, расы, вероисповедания, религиозных взглядов, цвета кожи, национальности, возраста, статуса ветерана или военнослужащего, сексуальной ориентации, гендерного самовыражения или самоопределения, инвалидности или использования обученной собаки-поводыря или животного-поводыря, и предоставляет равный доступ бойскаутам и другим специализированным молодёжным группам. С вопросами и жалобами о возможной дискриминации обращайтесь к следующему ответственному работнику (работникам): Титул IX, координатор по соблюдению гражданских прав, Билл Наттинг, помощник суперинтенданта, 124 E. Lawrence Street Mount Vernon, WA 98273, (360)428-6110; Секция 504 / Координатор ADA, Клинт Карлтон, Директор Специальных и Вспомогательных Служб, 920 S. Second Street Mount Vernon, WA 98273, (360)428-6141.


For additional information, CLICK HERE: MVSD Equity & Nondiscrimination

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