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Our teaching staff is an exciting blend of veteran educators and relatively new teachers. Experienced teachers offer a mentor program for all new teachers. This partnership has been a great way to balance proven teaching methods with fresh teaching theories and practice.
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All students file a Four-Year Plan with the Guidance Department indicating goals for post-secondary education. Students and parents (with input from teachers and Guidance Advisors) choose from a spectrum of academic challenge to meet their goals and needs.
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Work experience is a semester (10 variable credits) course that can be taken for no more than 2 years (40 variable credits maximum). Variable credit means credits received depends on hours worked. The more hours worked, the more credit you receive. Credits received are considered Practical Arts credit. |
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ATTENTION INTERESTED MENTORS!
If you are interested in becoming a mentor with one of our junior academy students, please click on the link that follows and fill out our online questionnaire. Click Here for our Mentoring Questionnaire
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Welcome to College Center at Carlmont!
The College Center is located in the A-wing, next to administration, adjacent to the Counseling Office. The center is run by Connie Dominguez, M.S.
Mrs. Dominguez offers individualized appointments and workshops to Carlmont students on how to prepare for and apply strategically to colleges and how to find resources to help pay for college (scholarships/financial aid). Click here to to see our School Profile.
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Students must be enrolled in six classes (1st through 6th period or 2nd through 7th period). Seven classes are allowed when a student is taking music, sports or AVID.
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Carlmont's main goal is to graduate students who are well prepared to take their next steps. Our Guidance Department helps students keep on track and makes them aware of college and career opportunities. The Guidance Department helps all students achieve the District's Gradution Requirements (District 220) .
Need help planning your classes? The 2007-2008 Program Planning
Handbook is here to help. This handbookcontains information on
graduation requirements, attendanc, courses, support programs and
more! (PDF format only.)
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Carlmont offers two after school support programs, the Carlmont Motivational Center (CMC) and the Scholar School program.
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Carlmont Shadowing Program Our 8th grade student Shadowing Program for the 2008/2009 school year will begin in early November 2008 and run until early March 2009. Further information on the Shadowing Program will be posted on this web site in early September 2008. You can download the "Shadowing Fax Back Request Form " (click here). Please keep in mind that faxed requests received prior to November 1, 2008 will not be processed. For information on the 8th Grade Transition Program, click here. |
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