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Welcome to Solon High School #WeAreSC<br>
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Students Last Names A – G (Athletics)
Turn around and follow Mrs. Kosiorek out the
LEFT REAR OF AUDITORIUM to the MAIN GYM
H – O (Clubs)
Follow Mr. Frazier out of the STAGE DOOR FRONT to the Auxiliary Gym
P – Z (Music)
Turn around and follow Dr. Rodenbucher out of the
RIGHT REAR OF AUDITORIUM to the Study Hall<br>
Turn around and follow Mrs. Kosiorek out the
LEFT REAR OF AUDITORIUM to the MAIN GYM
H – O (Clubs)
Follow Mr. Frazier out of the STAGE DOOR FRONT to the Auxiliary Gym
P – Z (Music)
Turn around and follow Dr. Rodenbucher out of the
RIGHT REAR OF AUDITORIUM to the Study Hall<br>
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Ninth Grade Orientation Welcome to Solon High School Solon High School Counseling Department Cynthia Russell A-C 349-6242 cynthiarussell@solonboe.org
Emily Stran (School Counseling Intern) 349-6242 shsstudentteacher5@solonschools.net
Rick Nowak D-Ho 349-6243 ricknowak@solonboe.org
Ann Trocchio, Director Hp-Mc 349-7407 anntrocchio@solonboe.org
Kathleen Kinney Md-See 349-7307 kathleenkinney@solonboe.org
Brad Sims Sef-Z 349-6241 bradsims@solonboe.org
Jodi Lurie Student Facilitator 349-7382 jodilurie@solonboe.org
Adriana Ripma SAY Social Worker 349-7296 adrianaripma@solonboe.org
Jen Rooney Secretary 349-7304 jenniferrooney@solonboe.org
Solon High School Counseling Webpage: https://www.solonschools.org/Page/2912<br>
Emily Stran (School Counseling Intern) 349-6242 shsstudentteacher5@solonschools.net
Rick Nowak D-Ho 349-6243 ricknowak@solonboe.org
Ann Trocchio, Director Hp-Mc 349-7407 anntrocchio@solonboe.org
Kathleen Kinney Md-See 349-7307 kathleenkinney@solonboe.org
Brad Sims Sef-Z 349-6241 bradsims@solonboe.org
Jodi Lurie Student Facilitator 349-7382 jodilurie@solonboe.org
Adriana Ripma SAY Social Worker 349-7296 adrianaripma@solonboe.org
Jen Rooney Secretary 349-7304 jenniferrooney@solonboe.org
Solon High School Counseling Webpage: https://www.solonschools.org/Page/2912<br>
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SHS Department Chairs English: Laura Fitch - laurafitch@solonboe.org
Math: Peter Havens - peterhavens@solonboe.org
Science: Jeff Grimm - jeffreygrimm@solonboe.org
Social Studies: Sean Fisher - seanfisher@solonboe.org
World Language: Betsy Beveridge - betsybeveridge@solonboe.org<br>
Math: Peter Havens - peterhavens@solonboe.org
Science: Jeff Grimm - jeffreygrimm@solonboe.org
Social Studies: Sean Fisher - seanfisher@solonboe.org
World Language: Betsy Beveridge - betsybeveridge@solonboe.org<br>
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SHS PROFILE 3-time National Blue Ribbon School Award winner
One of the top schools in Ohio and the nation according to the 2023 U.S. News & World Report Best High Schools rankings
2024 National Merit Recognition: 20 Semi-Finalists, 27 Commended Students & 3 National African American Award recipients, among the highest in Ohio and the nation
College Board conferred 2023 AP Scholar Awards to 412 SHS students and recent graduates
8 SHS seniors named 2023 U.S. Presidential Scholar candidates and 2 advanced as Semi-Finalists<br>
One of the top schools in Ohio and the nation according to the 2023 U.S. News & World Report Best High Schools rankings
2024 National Merit Recognition: 20 Semi-Finalists, 27 Commended Students & 3 National African American Award recipients, among the highest in Ohio and the nation
College Board conferred 2023 AP Scholar Awards to 412 SHS students and recent graduates
8 SHS seniors named 2023 U.S. Presidential Scholar candidates and 2 advanced as Semi-Finalists<br>
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SHS Post-Secondary Selections Four-year College &
Two-year College 98%
Business, Technical School,
Military, or Work 2%<br>
Two-year College 98%
Business, Technical School,
Military, or Work 2%<br>
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NATIONAL MERIT SCHOLARS 14% of the CLASS OF 2024
One of the highest numbers in the state
20 Semi-Finalists
27 Commended<br>
One of the highest numbers in the state
20 Semi-Finalists
27 Commended<br>
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SHS Four-Year Advising Plan<br>
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Academic Supports Solon High School is proud to offer academic supports and interventions to all students:
Classroom-based interventions
Peer Leaders
Peer tutoring
Guided Study Hall
Academic Labs
Academic coaching by counselors/social workers/administrators/psychologists<br>
Classroom-based interventions
Peer Leaders
Peer tutoring
Guided Study Hall
Academic Labs
Academic coaching by counselors/social workers/administrators/psychologists<br>
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SHS Social Emotional Learning Supports<br>
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Requirements for all students Complete 21
course credits Take six required state tests Earn two of twelve possible diploma seals<br>
course credits Take six required state tests Earn two of twelve possible diploma seals<br>
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Complete 21 course credits<br>
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English II (10)
(Competency Required)
2. Algebra 1
(Competency Required) 3. Geometry
4. Biology
U.S. History
U.S. Government Take six required state tests<br>
(Competency Required)
2. Algebra 1
(Competency Required) 3. Geometry
4. Biology
U.S. History
U.S. Government Take six required state tests<br>
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State Seals
Ohio Means Jobs Readiness
Industry-Recognized Credential
College-Ready
Military Enlistment
Citizenship
Science
Honors Diploma
State Seal of Biliteracy
Technology Local Seals
Community Service
Fine & Performing Arts
Student Engagement Earn Two Seals<br>
Ohio Means Jobs Readiness
Industry-Recognized Credential
College-Ready
Military Enlistment
Citizenship
Science
Honors Diploma
State Seal of Biliteracy
Technology Local Seals
Community Service
Fine & Performing Arts
Student Engagement Earn Two Seals<br>
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College Entrance Recommendations (Minimum) 4 years of English
4 years of Math
(including Algebra I, Algebra II, Geometry)
3 - 4 years of Science
(including Biology, Chemistry, Physics [depending on the college] or advanced science)
3 - 4 years of Social Studies
2 - 3 years of World Language
1 year of fine, applied or performing arts<br>
4 years of Math
(including Algebra I, Algebra II, Geometry)
3 - 4 years of Science
(including Biology, Chemistry, Physics [depending on the college] or advanced science)
3 - 4 years of Social Studies
2 - 3 years of World Language
1 year of fine, applied or performing arts<br>
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Academic Honors Diploma 4 credits of English
4 credits of Math (Alg I, Geo, Alg II, and higher)
4 credits of Science (including two units of advanced science)
4 credits of Social Studies
3 credits of World Language OR 2 credits each of two World Languages
3.5 GPA on 4.0 un-weighted scale (through the end of senior year)
27 ACT OR 1280 SAT (SAT combined ERW/M scores)
Earn two additional diploma seals, not including Honors Diploma Seal
Field Experience, OhioMeansJobs Readiness Seal*, Portfolio or Work-Based Learning
* This is one of six Ohio Honors Diplomas. Students must meet all but one of the required criteria. Consult the Ohio Department of Education for additional information.<br>
4 credits of Math (Alg I, Geo, Alg II, and higher)
4 credits of Science (including two units of advanced science)
4 credits of Social Studies
3 credits of World Language OR 2 credits each of two World Languages
3.5 GPA on 4.0 un-weighted scale (through the end of senior year)
27 ACT OR 1280 SAT (SAT combined ERW/M scores)
Earn two additional diploma seals, not including Honors Diploma Seal
Field Experience, OhioMeansJobs Readiness Seal*, Portfolio or Work-Based Learning
* This is one of six Ohio Honors Diplomas. Students must meet all but one of the required criteria. Consult the Ohio Department of Education for additional information.<br>
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Athletic Eligibility for Incoming Ninth Graders Bylaw 4-4-4: A student enrolled in the first grading period after advancement from the eighth grade must have passed a minimum of four of all subjects carried the preceding grading period in which the student was enrolled.
Bylaw 4-4-7: Summer school and other educational options may not be used to substitute for failure to meet the academic standards specified in Bylaw 4 during the last grading period of the school year.<br>
Bylaw 4-4-7: Summer school and other educational options may not be used to substitute for failure to meet the academic standards specified in Bylaw 4 during the last grading period of the school year.<br>
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EXAMPLE OF DETERMINING ATHLETIC ELIGIBILITY
GRADES 9-12 Passing grades must have been earned in a minimum of five one-credit courses, or equivalent, in the grading period immediately preceding the sport. PE classes do not count toward eligibility. Subject Grade Credit &Duration Factor Credits
English 9 A 1.00 YEAR 1 1.00
Spanish 1 C 1.00 YEAR 1 1.00
P.E. P 0.50 YEAR 0 0.00
Algebra 1 B 1.00 YEAR 1 1.00
World Hist B 1.00 YEAR 1 1.00
Band A 1.00 YEAR 1 1.00
Science A 1.00 YEAR 1 1.00
Total Credit 6.50 6.00 = eligible for athletics
*Must carry at least 5 classes both semesters.<br>
GRADES 9-12 Passing grades must have been earned in a minimum of five one-credit courses, or equivalent, in the grading period immediately preceding the sport. PE classes do not count toward eligibility. Subject Grade Credit &Duration Factor Credits
English 9 A 1.00 YEAR 1 1.00
Spanish 1 C 1.00 YEAR 1 1.00
P.E. P 0.50 YEAR 0 0.00
Algebra 1 B 1.00 YEAR 1 1.00
World Hist B 1.00 YEAR 1 1.00
Band A 1.00 YEAR 1 1.00
Science A 1.00 YEAR 1 1.00
Total Credit 6.50 6.00 = eligible for athletics
*Must carry at least 5 classes both semesters.<br>
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Honors & AP Courses SHS offers 8 honors courses and 30 Advanced Placement courses.
Courses available to ninth graders include Honors English 9, Honors Algebra II, Honors Geometry, Honors Biology and AP World History.
Ninth grade recommendations are made by eighth grade teachers.
CONTACT SMS teachers/school counselors for questions about grade 8 recommendations.<br>
Courses available to ninth graders include Honors English 9, Honors Algebra II, Honors Geometry, Honors Biology and AP World History.
Ninth grade recommendations are made by eighth grade teachers.
CONTACT SMS teachers/school counselors for questions about grade 8 recommendations.<br>
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WEIGHTED GRADES GRADES FOR COURSES ARE WEIGHTED AT TWO LEVELS: REGULAR
COURSE WEIGHT ADVANCED PLACEMENT
COURSE WEIGHT HONOR
COURSE WEIGHT A = 4
B = 3
C = 2
D = 1
F = 0 A = 4.5
B = 3.375
C = 2.25
D = 1.0
F = 0 A = 5.0
B = 3.75
C = 2.5
D = 1.0
F = 0 Students enrolled in AP courses are required to take the AP exam for each course in May. Many colleges award college credit and/or advancement based on AP scores upon college enrollment.<br>
COURSE WEIGHT ADVANCED PLACEMENT
COURSE WEIGHT HONOR
COURSE WEIGHT A = 4
B = 3
C = 2
D = 1
F = 0 A = 4.5
B = 3.375
C = 2.25
D = 1.0
F = 0 A = 5.0
B = 3.75
C = 2.5
D = 1.0
F = 0 Students enrolled in AP courses are required to take the AP exam for each course in May. Many colleges award college credit and/or advancement based on AP scores upon college enrollment.<br>
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GRADES AND GRADE REPORTS Grades are accessible on Power School throughout the quarter to monitor student progress
End of quarter grades are accessible via Power School
The same parent code and student codes from SMS will be used at SHS<br>
End of quarter grades are accessible via Power School
The same parent code and student codes from SMS will be used at SHS<br>
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Important Scheduling Considerations Students should choose courses that fit their academic goals and interests.
Students should follow teacher recommendations but also consider time management and aim for a healthy balance.
Students do NOT have to take honors or AP courses to be admitted to colleges and universities. Finding the right individual academic balance is most important.<br>
Students should follow teacher recommendations but also consider time management and aim for a healthy balance.
Students do NOT have to take honors or AP courses to be admitted to colleges and universities. Finding the right individual academic balance is most important.<br>
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Enter the hours you plan to spend on each activity to determine how much of a course load you may be able to realistically manage.<br>
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EXAMPLE #1 EXAMPLE #2 EXAMPLE #3 EXAMPLE #4 EXAMPLE #5
English 9 English 9 English 9 Honors English 9 English 9 Honors
Biology Biology Honors Biology Biology Biology
Algebra I Pre-Algebra & Honors Geometry Algebra I Honors Algebra II
World History Algebra I AP World History World History World History
PE/Health World History PE/Health Financial Lit./Health PE/Financial Lit.
Spanish 2 PE/PE Band or Choir Spanish I Spanish 2
Study Hall Study Hall French 2 Study Hall/Elective Study Hall 9th Grade Course Planning There are seven periods in the school day. Ninth graders take at least FIVE classes each semester including a combination of Physical Education/Health/Financial Literacy.
It is highly recommended that students complete Physical Education, Health, and Financial Literacy by the end of sophomore year.
Students must pass five classes for athletic eligibility (excluding Phys Ed).
Study Hall is recommended for ninth graders.
Course recommendations are from SMS.<br>
English 9 English 9 English 9 Honors English 9 English 9 Honors
Biology Biology Honors Biology Biology Biology
Algebra I Pre-Algebra & Honors Geometry Algebra I Honors Algebra II
World History Algebra I AP World History World History World History
PE/Health World History PE/Health Financial Lit./Health PE/Financial Lit.
Spanish 2 PE/PE Band or Choir Spanish I Spanish 2
Study Hall Study Hall French 2 Study Hall/Elective Study Hall 9th Grade Course Planning There are seven periods in the school day. Ninth graders take at least FIVE classes each semester including a combination of Physical Education/Health/Financial Literacy.
It is highly recommended that students complete Physical Education, Health, and Financial Literacy by the end of sophomore year.
Students must pass five classes for athletic eligibility (excluding Phys Ed).
Study Hall is recommended for ninth graders.
Course recommendations are from SMS.<br>
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What if my child does not get the particular Physical Education class requested? Students may take the two semester Physical Education classes at ANY TIME during their four years at SHS. Physical Education is proven to play a role in stress management. Once again, it is highly recommended that students complete Physical Education, Health, and Financial Literacy by the end of sophomore year.
Students may choose zero period Physical Education or Health which adds a class period to the day.
Students may request a particular Physical Education class; however, scheduling constraints may dictate an alternate placement.
Alternative course selections must be submitted through the Google Form titled, “Ninth Grade Alternate PE and Elective Form,” located on the School Counseling web page in order for your second choice to be considered.<br>
Students may choose zero period Physical Education or Health which adds a class period to the day.
Students may request a particular Physical Education class; however, scheduling constraints may dictate an alternate placement.
Alternative course selections must be submitted through the Google Form titled, “Ninth Grade Alternate PE and Elective Form,” located on the School Counseling web page in order for your second choice to be considered.<br>
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What if my child is NOT recommended for a course he or she wants to take? If your student decides to take a non-recommended course, you must complete the Scheduling Risk Form
(available online as a Google Form at https://www.solonschools.org/Page/4966).
A withdrawal (WD or WF) will be denoted on the transcript if the student chooses to drop the course. Refer to the Scheduling Risk Form for more information.<br>
(available online as a Google Form at https://www.solonschools.org/Page/4966).
A withdrawal (WD or WF) will be denoted on the transcript if the student chooses to drop the course. Refer to the Scheduling Risk Form for more information.<br>
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Where can I find more information or answers to my specific questions? For questions about class recommendations contact SMS teachers/SMS school counselor.
For general questions about courses, requirements, and academic programming see the Program of Studies available on the Solon High School webpage at https://www.solonschools.org/Page/4966<br>
For general questions about courses, requirements, and academic programming see the Program of Studies available on the Solon High School webpage at https://www.solonschools.org/Page/4966<br>
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Welcome to SHS Meet SC, Connect to SC,
Succeed at SC and
BE SC
Class of 2028<br>
Succeed at SC and
BE SC
Class of 2028<br>