High quality preschool helps children get the skills they need to succeed in school such as knowing their shapes and colors, learning how to play with others, and building the confidence to do great in school.
Studies show that a child’s chances of graduating high school DOUBLE if they receive the quality early learning experiences they need to succeed.
http://www.first5sf.org/pfa_families.htm
CSTs are the California Standards Tests. These tests are taken by every student in the state of California to see whether they have the skills and knowledge expected for their grade level. They are reported on through STAR – Standardized Testing And Reporting – for the state of California.
CSTs help you know if you are ON TRACK to get the skills and knowledge you need to graduate. In addition they let us know how our schools are doing in teaching our students those skills and information.
http://starsamplequestions.org/welcome.html
What is it?
CSTs are the California Standards Tests. These tests are taken by every student in the state of California to see whether they have the skills and knowledge expected for their grade level. They are reported on through STAR – Standardized Testing And Reporting – for the state of California.
Why is it important?
CSTs help you know if you are ON TRACK to get the skills and knowledge you need to graduate. In addition they let us know how our schools are doing in teaching our students those skills and information.
Where can you learn more?
http://starsamplequestions.org/welcome.html
The CAHSEE is the California High School Exit Examination, which students in California public schools are required to pass to earn a high school diploma. The CAHSEE covers English and math and is first given in the 10th grade and can be retaken until graduation.
No matter how well you do in your classes you cannot graduate without passing the CAHSEE!
http://www.cde.ca.gov/ta/tg/hs/cahseeqajune2010.asp
The EAP is the Early Assessment Program, a test administered in 11th grade to determine if you are ready for college level English and math
If you do not place in college level courses you will have to take remedial courses in college before you can start accumulating college credit, and the more classes you have to take before getting credit the less likely you are to finish!
http://www.calstate.edu/eap/about.shtml
A-G courses are classes that you must take in high school in order to enroll in a California public university (CSU or UC). They are now required to graduate from SFUSD too.
By finishing high school with you’re a-G requirements met the door is open for you to attend any college that matches your skills and interests. BUT you must get a C or better for a class to count towards A-G!
http://www.sfusd.edu/en/curriculum-standards/graduation-requirements.html
12 units (often 4 classes of 3 units each) is the number of units associated with going full time to college. You need at least 60 units to get an associates degree (5 semesters of 12 units) and 120 units to get a bachelor’s degree.
Going full time is the NUMBER ONE predictor of finishing a degree. Taking one extra class a semester for your first 2 years lets you finish one entire semester sooner!
http://www.sfsu.edu/~bulletin/current/planning.htm
https://www.ccsf.edu/NEW/content/dam/ccsf/documents/OfficeOfInstruction/Catalog/AssociateDegreeRequirements_2010-2011.pdf
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