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PATHWAY DAY!!

COMPUTER PROGRAMMING

TEACHING ACADEMY

BUSINESS ACADEMY

WELDING

LAW ENFORCEMENT

PERFORMING ARTS

MVUSD GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS

• 4 YEARS OF ENGLISH

• 3 YEARS OF MATH

• 3 YEARS OF HISTORY (WORLD, US, GOVT, ECON)

• 2 YEARS SCIENCE (BIOLOGY, CHEMISTRY, EARTH)

• 2 YEARS PE

• 1 YEAR FINE ART/WORLD LANGUAGE/CTE

• .5 HEALTH

• 70 ELECTIVE CREDITS

A-G COLLEGE REQUIREMENTS• HISTORY/SOCIAL SCIENCE (“A”) – TWO YEARS, INCLUDING ONE YEAR OF WORLD HISTORY, CULTURES AND HISTORICAL GEOGRAPHY

AND ONE YEAR OF U.S. HISTORY, OR ONE-HALF YEAR OF U.S. HISTORY AND ONE-HALF YEAR OF AMERICAN GOVERNMENT OR CIVICS.

• ENGLISH (“B”) – FOUR YEARS OF COLLEGE PREPARATORY ENGLISH THAT INTEGRATES READING OF CLASSIC AND MODERN

LITERATURE, FREQUENT AND REGULAR WRITING, AND PRACTICE LISTENING AND SPEAKING.

• MATHEMATICS (“C”) –THREE YEARS OF COLLEGE-PREPARATORY MATH, INCLUDING OR INTEGRATING THE TOPICS COVERED IN

ELEMENTARY AND ADVANCED ALGEBRA AND TWO- AND THREE-DIMENSIONAL GEOMETRY.

• LABORATORY SCIENCE (“D”) – TWO YEARS OF LABORATORY SCIENCE PROVIDING FUNDAMENTAL KNOWLEDGE IN AT LEAST TWO OF

THE THREE DISCIPLINES OF BIOLOGY, CHEMISTRY AND PHYSICS.

• LANGUAGE OTHER THAN ENGLISH (“E”) – TWO YEARS OF THE SAME LANGUAGE OTHER THAN ENGLISH OR EQUIVALENT TO THE

SECOND LEVEL OF HIGH SCHOOL INSTRUCTION.

• VISUAL AND PERFORMING ARTS (“F”) – ONE YEAR CHOSEN FROM DANCE, MUSIC, THEATER OR THE VISUAL ARTS.

• COLLEGE-PREPARATORY ELECTIVE (“G”) – ONE YEAR CHOSEN FROM THE “A-F” COURSES BEYOND THOSE USED TO SATISFY THE

REQUIREMENTS ABOVE, OR COURSES THAT HAVE BEEN APPROVED SOLELY IN THE ELECTIVE AREA.

WELDING

Career Tech Education

Business Management Pathway

Ms. Valentine –Coordinator

What is a Business Pathway?

• It is a CTE (Career Tech Ed)

• It’s purpose is to prepare you for the world of work.

• We learn by doing so this pathway will equip you with tools to be successful.

Business Financial Management PathwaySequence of Courses – Introduction

• 9th grade elective –Office Suite

• 1 year course

• Students learn about:• Keyboarding- 1st quarter –

Edutyping

• Microsoft Word - 2nd & 3rd

quarter

• Microsoft PowerPoint – 3rd

quarter

• Microsoft Excel – 4th quarter

10th Grade Elective – Leadership & Management

• Unit 1 – Philanthropy

• Unit 2 – Personal Finance

• Unit 3 – Internet Literacy & Research Skills

• Unit 4 – Leadership

• Unit 5 – College and Career Readiness

• Unit 6 – Marketing

• Unit 7 – Selling

• Unit 8 – Accounting

• Unit 9 – Financial Management

• Unit 10- Economics

• Unit 11- Public Speaking

11th grade elective – Empowering Entrepreneurs

• Unit 1 – Entrepreneurship

• Unit 2 – Developing a Business Plan

• Unit 3 – Creativity & Innovation

• Unit 4- Management and Leadership

• Unit 5 – Marketing

• Unit 6 – Financials

• Unit 7 – Business Plan/Culminating

12th grade – Virtual Business

• Run a Virtual Business – every student has a position

• Compete against schools in CA, OR, AZ, NY

• Travel to San Diego, Bakersfield & Los Angeles/Pasadena

• Mentorship

• Internships – A.S.T.E.R.I.S.K. program

• Community Service – Viking Student Store

Communication and Leadership for Business-Senior English

• Senior English Class

• Project Based English

• Public Speaking

• UC – G

• Business Forms

2016-2017 Virtual Business Class

Virtual Business Competition in January 2016

Class website Company Logo – student Designed

2015-2016 Students at Trade Show Competition

Teaching Academy

Law Enforcement Pathway

ADMINISTRATION OF

JUSTICE

A glimpse into our criminal justice system and

how our law enforcement, courts, and

corrections work.

What will you learn?

How our criminal justice was created

Causes of crimes

Law enforcement

Courts and trial proceedings

Probation and parole

Prison and prisoner reentry

Juvenile justice system

Today’s challenges we face (i.e. terrorism,

cyber crime, etc.)

Young leaders like you

will face this constantly

changing system to

continue to make our

communities safer

Law Enforcement Related Positions

Private Investigator

Security Guard

Crime Analyst

Forensic Science Technician

Emergency Dispatcher

Community Relations

Computer Programming

at Moreno Valley High School

Instructor: Paul Ellsworth

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Programming Classes

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Programming Classes

Programming Classes Offered AT Moreno Valley High School:

Basic ProgrammingAdvanced Basic ProgrammingC++ Programming LanguageJava Programming Language

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Programming Classes

Next Year C++ Programming Language and Java Programming Language will give Math Credit!

This can be used as a 4th Year Math class for UC or Cal State.

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www.ControllingTheBits.com

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www.ControllingTheBits.com

A web-site I created to help students learn about computer programming.

It is more than just writing programs. It covers all aspects of Computer Science.

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My YouTube Channel

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My YouTube Channel

Search Paul Ellsworth on YouTube to find my channel.

My YouTube channel has tutorials to help you learn about programming.

Performing Arts

M.V.H.S

Choir

ChoirsConcert Choir-If you are just getting the feel of choir

Beginners Women’s Choir-Where most freshman girls are if it is their first time in a choir.

*Bella Voce Women’s Ensemble-This is our advanced ensemble, for girls who have experience in

the choir “community.”

*Advanced Mixed Chamber Ensemble-This our most advanced choir. This is a mixed choir,

meaning both girls and boys can join. This a choir that requires an audition.

*Vocal Jazz - This ensemble consists of only 12-15 students. This is also one of our most advanced groups

*Show Choir- is a group of people who combine choral singing with dance, sometimes within the context of a

specific idea or story.

CCR Performance and Campus Tour

Knott’s Berry Farm Competition

Forum Festival Competition

Cal State Fullerton College

Trip

Events/Fundraisers

Fall

-Fall Concert

-RCC Coil School of the

Arts Trip

-Cal State Fullerton Arts

Program Trip

-Haunted House

Winter

-Deck the Halls

Choir and Band

Mixed Winter

Concert

-Community

Holiday

Performance

Spring

-Spring Concert

-Several SCVA

Festival

Competitions

-Forum Festival

Theme park

Competition Trip

-Cal State Fullerton

Arts Program Trip

Summer

-Coffee House

Concert

-Annual Choir

Banquet

-Summer District

Choir Camp

Auditions:

Friday March 15th in the Choir Room B-81 @3:20

Callbacks:

Monday March 18th in the Choir Room B-81 @3:20

M.V.H.S Choir

2019-2020 School Year

Auditions

M.V.H.S

Band

Instrumental Music

Jazz Band- Advanced group for those obsessed with all things JAZZ

Guitar Ensemble- After school group of guitarists pulled from students in the music exploration guitar class.

Plays a variety of styles of music, all on guitars.

Mariachi Band- After school group playing only Mariachi music. Pulled from students in Marching Band and

Symphonic Band

Symphonic Band- Want to learn an instrument? Want to learn a second instrument? Symphonic band is the

place for you!

Marching Band- Join our award-winning Marching Band and Color Guard! Advanced group that shows

extreme skill through playing music while marching. Becomes Concert Band in the 2nd semester. Color

Guard becomes Winter Guard and performs indoors.

AP MUSIC THEORYEver wonder why music sounds so good? Unlock the secrets of music by taking AP Music Theory!

After this class, you’ll be able to sing, understand and appreciate all forms of music, and even write

your own music!

We highly suggest you have taken a music class before this, though.

Band Concerts

Fall

-Various Parade

Competitions

-Pep Band @ Football

Games

- Winter Concert with Band

and Choir

Winter-Spring

-MVUSD Band Festival

-Solo & Ensemble

Festival Concert

-Winterguard

Competitions

-Drum Major and

Section Leader tryouts

Spring-Summer

-Spring Concert

- MVUSD Honor Band

and Honor Jazz Band

-Moreno Valley Jazz

Festival

-Summer District

Marching Band

-Band Camp!

CHOOSE A PATHWAY