Mr. Weber
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Mr. McIntyre
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Ms. Lucas |

Ms. Moses |
Guidance Department Staff
Mr. Weber Guidance Director tom.weber@browardschools.com
Mr. McIntyre Counselor Grades 9 - 12 A-F william.mcintyre@browardschools.com
Ms. Moses Counselor Grades 9 - 12 G-O pearl.moses@browardschools.com
Ms. Lucas Counselor Grades 9 - 12 P-Z rlucas@browardschools.com
Ms. Kleiman BRACE Advisor charlene.kleiman@browardschools.com
Announcements
- Students interested in Dual Enrollment for the fall semester can come see their counselor to obtain the required paperwork for registration at BC which begins on June 1st. Visit www.broward.edu for course descriptions. We have a list of approved courses in room 264.
- Attention Students: with Summer approaching we would like to remind you that Service Learning Hours shall NOT be granted to students who volunteer at FOR PROFIT SUMMER CAMPS. To ensure you will receive credit for any of your service hours you must obtain Approval first. Any questions you can stop by the Main Guidance Office.
- If you need to make up a credit during the summer, the counselors now have the summer registration information. Please stop by room 264 to meet with your counselor and get the offical forms needed.
- Plantation High School, an International Baccalaureate World School, is offering summer class opportunities for honors and advanced students. Both programs are open to all honors or AP students within Broward. Rising 9th grade students may take part in a three week Advanced Academic Summer Camp, and AP students may take up to three AP Preparatory Classes. No high school credit is earned for these classes. All classes are held at Plantation High School, 8am - 1pm, Monday -Thursday. For more information visit www.browardcommunityschools.com or email james.payne@browardschools.com.
- SAT PREP CLASS: Broward College: North (Coconut Creek)
June 29 - July 27 6-9 PM Tuesdays $169. Register at www.broward.edu/ce/application
or Call 954 201 7800.
- 2010 Florida State University Young Scholars Program: YSP is a residential summer science and math experience for outstanding students. If interested, complete an application and for further information, call Mr. Lance King at 850-644-1142
Registration
Information
Monarch
High School is currently registering students grades 9th through 12th
for the 2006-2007 school year. To set up an appointment for registration
please call (754)322-1400. If you were previously enrolled in a
Broward County Public School you may not need to provide all of the documents
listed below. Please let the Monarch High staff know when you set
up your appointment.
Required
Documents:
One
piece of evidence needs to be submitted from this list:
- Current telephone or electric bill in the name
of the parent/guardian enrolling the child.
- Rent receipt with name of lessor and contact
information/mortgage statement.
- Lease agreement with name of lessor and contact
information.
- Mortgage commitment.
- Home purchase contract including specified closing
date, with copy of deed to be provided within 60 days of closing date. Note:Closing date should be before the last day of the current semester.
AND:
One
piece of evidence needs to be submitted from this list:
- Automobile insurance.
- Current Florida Drive License/Florida Identification
Card.
- Cellular telephone bill.
- Credit card statement.
- Bank account statement.
- United States Postal Service confirmation of
address change request or evidence of correspondence delivered through
U.S. Postal Service.
- Declaration of Domicile from the County Records
Department.
PLUS:
- A Florida Certificate of Immunization. The Blue 680 Health Form is needed.
- Physical Exam. If your child is entering
a Florida Public School for the first time, you must have documentation
of a
- medical examination performed within one year
prior to the day of registration by a doctor within the United States.
- Transcripts of grades or report card from previous
school showing proof of promotion. Students enrolling in exceptional
education (ESE) classes, including gifted, must present copies of the
most recent Individualized Education Plan (IEP) and psycho educational
evaluation.
- Date pf Birth Verification (birth certificate,
passport, or school transcript).
- Social Security Card (if available).
Additional
questions may be directed to the Guidance department at Monarch High School
at (754)322-1400 or www.browardschools.com.
B.R.A.C.E.
Broward
Advisors for Continuing Education
www.broward.k12.fl.us/studentsupport/guidance/brace
- BRACE newsletter Updated 6/1/10 (click on the BRACE link at the top of this page to access the newsletter)
- Come by the Main Guidance office for assistance with all your post secondary plans and to make an appointment with Mrs. Kleiman. You may also email her at charlene.kleiman@browardschools.com
Scholarship
and Financial Aid Information
College Financial Aid:
Free Scholarship database search engines:
Transcripts & Letters of Recommendation
- Many colleges do not require or take into consideration a letter of recommendation, however, if your college does require one a letter of recommendation from your counselor, kindly give us two weeks to prepare your letter and complete a 'Getting to Know' form (also available in room 264). Please provide the address and contact person of the College, University or Scholarship program you are applying for. Teacher recommendations would also require a two week advance notice.
- Transcripts are requested in the main Guidance office. There is a fee charged for transcripts ($1 electronic/$2 hardcopy).
College
and Career Information
Career Information:
College Information and searches:
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www.ncaaclearinghouse.net NCAA Clearinghouse Application for Athletes -to be completed in June of your Junior year
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www.bridges.com/cpflorida
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www.collegboard.com College statistics
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www.ucan-network.org Profiles of hundreds of colleges
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www.Flchoices.org The Florida Department of Education's career information web site that provides career and educational exploration and information.
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www.fldoe.org Florida Department of Education.
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www.nelnet.net/collegeplanning FREE personalized college planning and financial assistance.
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Next Step Magazine is a great resource for information about colleges, careers, scholarships, and post-secondary options www.nextstepu.com
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www.nces.ed.gov/collegenavigator
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EdRef.com presents factual information on 7,500 US colleges and universities, including minority, athletic, and religious search options. We also provide our very flexible EdRef Navigator College Search Tool allowing individuals to "fine tune" their search based on criteria such as campus setting, degree programs offered, religious affiliation, and number of students.
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www.nacacnet.org/studentresources
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www.cyberguidance.net Portal to many career, college and academic resources from a Duval County magnet school (excellent and open to the public)
College Rankings:
Applications:
College Information and Searches:
Technical Schools in Broward County:
SAT & ACT
- SAT Information and Test Registration www.collegeboard.com (paper applications available in Guidance)
- ACT Information and Test Registration www.actstudent.org (paper applications also available in Guidance)
- PSAT My College QuickStart—available now. Students can access this FREE personalized online planning kit using the code printed on their 2008 PSAT/NMSQT® paper score report. QuickStart helps students look past their scores toward their future with these tools: An enhanced report complete with test questions, the student's answers, and the correct answers with explanations, a starter list of colleges based on the student's location and choice of major, customized SAT® study plan based on individual PSAT/NMSQT performance and a personalized lists of majors and careers. Parents, please see A Parent Tutorial for Understanding 2008 PSAT/NMSQT® Results.
- www.collegeboard.com/satskillsinsight
- ACT preparation classes available through the Community Schools for several sessions before each test date throughout the year. Please see your counselor for a co-enrollment form.
- www.number2.com
- www.kaptest.com/satquizbank (fee)
- Boston test Prep (fee)
- www.princetonreview.com (fee)
- www.testprepreview.com free practice tests
- Contact BCC or FAU for the next SAT prep class schedule, there is a fee.
- See you counselor about other SAT/ACT preparation options.
Calculate your term grade
FCAT
- www.fcatexplorer.com To sign in, the use your last name and the first initial of your first name (ex: lastf), the password is 06 followed by the first four letters of your last name, then followed by your two digit month of birth, then your two digit day of birth (ex: 06lastMMDD).
- Students have the opportunity to use concordant scrores on alternative assessments (SAT and ACT) to meet the graduation requirement in lieu of earning a passing score on the Grade 10 FCAT. Scores have been updated for the students in the class of 2011 and thereafter. Current seniors and all others who still need scores, fall under the 2009-10 score requirements.
Concordant Scores |
FCAT |
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ACT 2009-10 (Old) |
ACT 2010-11 (New) |
Reading |
300 (1926) |
410 |
420 |
15 |
18 |
Math |
300 (1926) |
370 |
340 |
15 |
15 |
Tutoring
- etutor
-Free online homework help www.broward.org/library
- Free math tutoring available at Monarch High School on Tuesdays and Thursdays after school in room 257.
Online & Night School
To sign up for a class online, you must follow the online procedures. Visit www.flvs.net for a list of courses available. You must discuss what classes to sign up for with you counselor prior to selecting classes and printing a course selection form.
Your counselor will need to give you a co-enrollment form in order to take classes at night school (Taravella or Ely).
Student
Support Services
www.broward.k12.fl.us/studentsupport/
Family
Counseling Program
For
information about free Counseling services visit:
http://www.broward.k12.fl.us/studentsupport/psychologicalservices/html/fcp.htm
Volunteer
Service
- Attention Students: with Summer approaching we would like to remind you that Service Learning Hours shall NOT be granted to students who volunteer at FOR PROFIT SUMMER CAMPS. To ensure you will receive credit for any of your service hours you must obtain Approval first. Any questions you can stop by the Main Guidance Office.
- 40
hours needed to fulfill the Service Learning Graduation Requirement
for graduation.
- All
Monarch Knights may begin to acquire service hours in the summer following
their graduation from 8th grade.
- For
ideas on places that may require student assistance, check out the website
www.volunteerbroward.org
and click on Student Volunteer Guide. There are nearly 200 nonprofit
agencies listed as needing students to perform volunteer service.
- You
don’t need to stop at 40 hours! Remember that you need 75 hours
to qualify for the Florida Bright Futures Academic Scholars Award. In
addition, students can earn Silver Cord honors recognition at graduation
with 250 volunteer service hours.
- www.SERVEnet.org
- All
hours must be pre approved prior to performing the volunteer service. You may download the approval form or pick one up in the main Guidance office. Fill out
parts A, B, & C and submit to Guidance. If your project is approved,
you will be given a log sheet to be signed by the appropriate person
in charge at your volunteer site.
- Seniors must turn in documentation of completing 40 hours of community service by Friday, MAY 14, 2010. The 40 hours of community service IS a graduation requirement.
- The deadline to turn in documentation of 250 Community Service hours for Silver cord recognition was March 31, 2010. Silver cords are special ordered each year therefore exceptions CANNOT be made.
Below are some local opportunities:
- Broward Public Library/Century Plaza Branch
The Century Plaza Branch is looking for Portuguese speaking high school students who need service hours to tutor Portuguese speaking children in elementary school. This program will be held on school days form 3:30pm - 4:45pm at the library. The volunteers must fill in a volunteer application, attend an orientation and agree to commit to a schedule to help children with their homework. The Students will be from grades one through five. Emphasis will be on reading skills. If any students are interested, please contact Maureen Ruiz @ 954-360-1331.
- Lyons Creek Middle School
Lyons Creek Middle is looking for Spanish speaking students to tutor students that have Spanish I or Spanish II classes at the middle school. Any interested students should contact Mr. Satty @ 754-322-3717.
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Winston Park Publix
Winston Park Publix is looking for volunteers for Community Service Hours. They have ongoing fundraising activities for various organizations such as United Way, Special Olympics, March of Dimes, etc. throughout the year. Please call Ellie Pepitone at 954-427-0563. Publix is located at: 5365 Lyons Road, Coconut Creek.
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City of Coconut Creek Recreation Department
City of Coconut Creek has events throughout the month to earn service hours. Please call 954-956-1580 for more information.
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Tomorrow's Rainbow
A non-profit organization located in Coconut Creek. Through the use of miniature horses and ponies, bereaved children re-learn how to trust, remember how to smile and are guided towards happiness. Any student that is interested please contact Linda Yost at 954-675-5711, for Volunteer application and waiver 954-978-2390.
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Margate Health Care Center
Margate Health care Center needs volunteers any day after school until 5PM and on Saturday & Sunday until 5PM. Any interested students should contact the Activities Dept. and ask for DEE or JESSICA at 954-979-6401.
- Fort Lauderdale Children's Theatre
The Theatre is looking for volunteers to work in various positions. Any interested students should contact Abel Cornejo at 954-763-6882. The theatre is located at 516 NE 13 St. Ft. Lauderdale.
Questions/comments about the Guidance page please email Reina Lucas at rlucas@browardschools.com or our Guidnace Director at tom.weber@browardschools.com. |