Welcome OHS Parents to the Viking Family! Class of 2018 Viking Family Introductions ▪ ASB President—Ally Wubben ▪ OPC President—Tom O’Hair ▪ Counselors – Lisa Benavides—Special Services Counselor – Gina Coiner Lacoste—A-G – Joanne McHugh—P-Z – Lisa Noma—Intervention Support and English Language Learners – Lorri Perkins—H-O – Bethany Olander—Intervention Support ▪ College and Career Center--Julie Leedy ▪ Learning Support Specialist—Nancy Damian and Victoria Kachan ▪ Student Store—Jennifer Holmsen – Open Daily during both lunches – School supplies, P.E. clothes, School Apparel. Get your O sticker for only $3 and say “Hi” to Jen! See Jen for incomplete orders or incorrect sizes:) Welcome to Viking Country Tom O’Hair OPC President [email protected] 916.622.2159 Easy Life at Oakmont OPC Membership………….. $25 Pays For Itself! 3 Football Games 3 Basketball Games (two people, saving $2 each) You Save $24! Pays For Itself! What Does OPC Do With My Money? ▪$20,000-$30,000 Support To OHS Teams and Clubs ▪Senior Scholarships ▪Sober Grad Night ▪Campus Improvements Thank You and Have a Great Year OPC Membership………….. $25 Launching into Success at OHS! ▪ Team (Parents, Students, Teachers, & Staff): ▪ Generating Hope and Purpose balanced with Grit and Determination ▪ Your most precious possession! ▪ All Pulling In The Same Direction ▪ ▪ ▪ ▪ ▪ ▪ College Ready Career Ready SAT/PSAT Post-High School Choices Rigorous Classes (CP, AP, IB) Belief In Success For All Students!!! “Achievement is talent plus preparation” ― Malcolm Gladwell, Outliers: The Story of Success How Do We Do This? ▪ Communication ▪ ▪ ▪ ▪ ▪ Email Home Link--Aeries Portal Access 24/7 Call Responses Within 48 hours Naviance ▪ Team of 100+ to support students ▪ Involvement ▪ ▪ ▪ ▪ ▪ ▪ ▪ ▪ ▪ Teachers Counselors Administrators Support Staff Athletics Band Drama Student Gov. Dances How Do We Do This? Counselors ▪ Meet with students for variety of reasons; Academic, Social/Emotional (Confidentiality), College and Career ▪ Class Advising in the Freshman Health Classes ▪ Freshman Parent Meetings in the Spring ▪ Transcripts; 3 Year Plan--Is your student on-track? ▪ A-G! Oakmont’s Goal for EVERY Student ▪ Credit Recovery vs. A-G Credit Recovery ▪ Students can make appointment to meet with counselors by visiting Mrs. Price--Students with quick and easy questions can always email a counselor as well! OHS Academic Resources and Supports ▪ It is advisable that students and parents initially approach their individual classroom teachers for individual assistance. For further support, please consider the following resources: ▪ 5th Period is available to students on Tuesday through Thursday in the OHS Library from 2:45 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. This intervention time is supported by counselors, teachers, administrators, and student tutors. Students will be able to access school computers, course textbooks and library resources. ▪ Intervention Period Tuesday-Friday. OHS Academic Resources and Supports ▪ After school Math Center is staffed by teachers and open 2:45 to 3:45pm Tuesday through Thursday in room 111. ▪ Individual Student Math Tutors are also available. Some are fee free and others do charge an hourly rate. Students may see their counselor to obtain the list of qualified tutors. ▪ Assistance for Spanish speaking parents and help with English Language Learners are available with Ms. Damian in room 503 or [email protected] or 916-7823781 extension 2503. ▪ Guidance Counselors Naviance A web based college and career readiness plan 1. Self-discovery 2. Career exploration 3. College and Career planning 4. Academic Planning Access by oakmont.org or http://connection.naviance. com/oakmont USERNAME: first name.last name PASSWORD: OHS six digit student ID number (for student) or OHS six digit ID number + P (i.e. 123456P) College & Career Center Hours - 7:00 a.m. – 3:30 p.m. Julie Leedy (916) 782-3781 ext. 2601 [email protected] Programs and Services Evening Programs College Fair September 22, 2014 – 6: 00pm 120 Colleges Participating at Woodcreek High School Military Academy Night October 21, 2014 – 6:00pm at Roseville High School Financial Aid Night For Seniors & Senior Parents January 22, 2015– 6:30pm at Oakmont High School Speaker Program • • • • • • • The College & Career Center has numerous speakers visit throughout the school year. Some of which are as follows: Representatives from the University of California Representatives from California State University Representatives from Community Colleges Representatives from Private Colleges & Universities Representatives from all the branches of the Military Local Business presentations regarding various careers Technical & Vocational Schools (FIDM, UTI, Graphic Arts College, Media, etc.) Students can sign-up to hear the various presentations through Naviance or in the College & Career Center. What’s Available in the College and Career Center???? • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • SAT/PSAT/ACT Information SAT/ACT Prep Information College & Career Speaker Program Naviance Guidance & Information UC/CSU Information Private College Information Community College Information Information on College Majors Scholarships Local Scholarship Program (February) FAFSA & Cal Grant Information ROP (Regional Occupation Program) NCAA Eligibility Information Military Information Work Permit Application/Information Welcome to the OHS Library! Teacher Librarian – Mrs. Garcia Hours: 7:15am -2:30pm Collaboration Mondays 7:15am -3:00pm Tuesday – Thursday 7:15am – 3:00pm Friday ● ● ● ● ● Resources include: Computers and Printers for student use Library Collection of Fiction and Nonfiction books Textbook Collection Open during both lunches for drop in students use Photocopier for student use And much more! Dress Code ▪ The Oakmont High School Dress Code reflects the school community’s belief that students will dress with respect for themselves and recognize that the object of going to school is to learn. Parents are asked to monitor the students in their care and counsel them on appropriate choices. ▪ Please review the sample dress code slides on the OHS website Dress for Success! Consequences for Dress Code Violators ▪ Student will be asked to change their clothes – including exchanging their clothes for PE clothes. ▪ Parents will be called. ▪ Repeated violations could result in detention and/or suspension. Google Campus--Technology to Accelerate Rigor and Application Aeries Portal Our Intention Is: ▪ Develop Students Who Are: – Responsible--On Time and Ready to Learn – Respectful—Act Always with INTEGRITY. – Actively Engaged--Take Advantage of Every Opportunity--Bill Joy – College Ready Through the “it takes a Village Motto” and PBIS team…Lisa Benavides PBIS ▪ Actively Engaged ▪ Be Responsible ▪ Choose Respect ▪ Have Integrity So…….. ▪ Be Engaged ▪ Stay Connected--Twitter; Web; Email ▪ Principal Hasty on Twitter @vikes_principal ▪ Call us ▪ Ask Questions ▪ We Are Here To Serve You & Your Student