Your sophomore year in high school is important. This year is all about PLANNING. It's essential to stay focused and work hard in your classes. Plus, 10th grade is when you might start taking more advanced courses and trying out new and exciting electives that can help you figure out what you're interested in for the future. It's like a sneak peek into different career paths! But it's not all about schoolwork – this year is also a chance for you to grow as a person. Learning how to manage your time, stay organized, and study effectively will set you up for success in high school and beyond. And don't forget about getting involved in activities and volunteering in your community – it's a great way to make new friends and show colleges that you're a well-rounded student. So, embrace all the opportunities that come your way in 10th grade – they'll help you shine bright in the years to come!
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10th grade Conference Information
In accordance with IUSD guidelines, Woodbridge High School will be holding 10th Grade Planning Conferences for all sophomores. These conferences are an important opportunity to bring together parents, students, and school staff as partners in supporting each student’s journey through high school and beyond. By reviewing your student’s academic progress and discussing their future goals, we can work together to create an individualized plan that sets the path toward graduation and post-secondary success.
Your scheduled conference date and time will be provided to you in a letter mailed home approximately 2 weeks prior to the conference. Please note, we are unable to reschedule conference dates and times. However, if you are unable to attend, your student should still plan to participate. You are also welcome to reach out to your student’s assigned counselor with any questions following the conference.
During the 10th Grade Planning Conference, counselors will present key information about:
High School Graduation Requirements
College and Career Planning (including UC, CSU, Dual Enrollment and Financial Aid Resources)
Counselors will also assist students in reviewing transcripts and collaborate on developing a four-year academic plan tailored to each student’s post–high school goals.If your student misses a class period while they are attending the conference, they will be excused on school business. If absent, it is the responsibility of your student to follow up with their teacher and reschedule any missed exams or classwork.
Please note, conferences will occur in-person. Be on the lookout for your family’s personal invitation letter throughout the months of September - February. We look forward to meeting with you.
Click HERE to access IUSD High School Planning and Beyond Resources
COURSE SELECTION PROCESS FOR 10TH GRADE
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