Welcome to Folsom Lake High School

08/8/2012 FLHS Parent/Student Orientation 1

2013-2014 School 2013-2014 School YearYear

Leane Linson, PrincipalLeane Linson, Principal

Welcome to Folsom Lake Welcome to Folsom Lake High School High School

Student of the Month Awards

04/21/23

Successful Students are required to:

• Have 90% Attendance • Engaged in learning• Complete daily assignments• Utilize the credit recovery

options• Earn 1 credit every 3 weeks • Graduate with a high school

diploma

Spirit Week!

04/21/23

Graduation Requirements at Folsom Lake High

School• A total of 200 Credits to graduate • FLHS does Not require PE • All students must pass the CAHSEE• Senior Project is integrated into the English 4B

curriculum• A 3rd year of Science or 10 credits of (CTE)

Career Technical Education is now required• Geometry will be required for the class of 2017

Campus Life

8-8-2013

Folsom Lake High School

• FLHS has approximately 110 students • A 6 period day• School day starts at 8:45 and ends at

1:43• 7 Teachers• 1 Counselor on (Thursdays) • Principal• 1 Campus Monitor • The Roadrunner is the Mascot • School colors are blue and gold

Pajama and Pie Day

04/21/23

Bell Schedules

Warning Bell 8:40amPeriod 1 8:45 - 9:26Period 2 9:29 - 10:10

Period 3 10:13 -10:59

Lunch 10:59 – 11:29

Period 4 11:34 -12:15Period 5 12:18-12:59Period 6 1:02 -1:43

Minimum days schedule Periods 1-4 8:45-12:00

Folsom Lake students travel to Kinney High School to attend the Metals ROP Class


TranscriptsTranscriptsGrade level by creditsGrade level by credits

Students who have: Students who have: • 99thth grade grade 0-49 credits0-49 credits• 1010thth grade grade 50-99 credits50-99 credits• 1111thth grade grade 100-149 credits100-149 credits• 1212thth grade grade 150+ credit150+ creditss


Reading a Reading a TranscriptTranscript

Credit Required

Total number of credits completed

Credit Needed

A student paints a

New Mural

Volunteers reach out during lunch to organize games for

students


Instructional Delivery Instructional Delivery How are classes taught? How are classes taught?

• Direct instruction, group work, Apex On-line, Direct instruction, group work, Apex On-line, Socratic Seminar, project based instruction, Socratic Seminar, project based instruction, and formal assessmentsand formal assessments

• All students are expected to complete All students are expected to complete 1 1 credit every three weekscredit every three weeks in all of their in all of their classes. Students must complete their daily classes. Students must complete their daily assignments as part of “assignments as part of “ticket out the door”ticket out the door”

• Tutorial/Mentoring will be provided after Tutorial/Mentoring will be provided after school 2 days per week for those students school 2 days per week for those students who fall behind who fall behind

Pancake Breakfast

Classes Offered atClasses Offered atFolsom Lake High Folsom Lake High

SchoolSchool• English 10 11 12

• Common Core writing class

• Algebra• Geometry• Algebra support • 25 On-line Apex classes • Physical Earth Science• Life Science• Agricultural & Natural

Resources• Health Education

• World Cultures• US History• Econ and Gov’t• Life Management• Film Visual Lit• Art, Painting, Drawing• Develop Psychology • ROP Careers in

Education• Teachers Assistant• Work Experience


Career Day

CSI-Crime Scene Investigators

Folsom Fire Department

Paul Mitchell Beauty School


Folsom Lake High School Graduate attends the American River College STRIPE Program

Pre-Apprenticeship Programs

04/21/23

Earning Credits towards Graduation

• All students will be enrolled in 6 classes• Seniors on track to graduate can have an earlier

dismissal

• Students may challenge a class with a 80% pass rate • Take the GED exam to earn credits ED Code

51225.3

• Perform basic, proficient or advanced on the CST’s • Enrolling in a College Readiness class• Complete On-line classes• Employed and enrolled in Work Experience • ROP classes: Careers In Education or Metals • Teacher Assistant at Sutter Middle School

Interventions for Student Learning

• All Teachers will be following the classroom “Due Process” All Teachers will be following the classroom “Due Process” procedures should a student disrupt the learning procedures should a student disrupt the learning environmentenvironment

• Step 1Step 1: Warn and engage the student in : Warn and engage the student in learninglearning

• Step 2Step 2: Student will have a seat change: Student will have a seat change

• Step 3:Step 3: Outside conference with reflection Outside conference with reflection sheet for re-entry into the classroomsheet for re-entry into the classroom

• Step 4Step 4: Class suspension with a parent : Class suspension with a parent phone call phone call



Parent ConferencesParent Conferences

• Email teachers directly! Email teachers directly! Addresses are located on the Addresses are located on the school website school website

• Contact the front office to make Contact the front office to make an appointment with the an appointment with the Principal, Counselor or teachers Principal, Counselor or teachers to discuss your concernsto discuss your concerns

Resources • Meet with the School Counselor or Principal• Use Teacher emails to communicate• Create Power school Parent Portal account • Check the school website: student handbook, Code

of Conduct, email addresses, school calendar • Individual counseling by Chris Jarka MSW• Another Chance, Another Choice counseling

services • After school Tutorial/Mentor • After School Guitar Club starts in Septemeber


Drug Dogs on Campus


Student’s Art Projects


AttendanceAttendance• The state requires students to attend The state requires students to attend

school daily until graduation or their 18school daily until graduation or their 18thth birthdaybirthday

• There are no excused absences; students There are no excused absences; students with poor attendance will result in a loss with poor attendance will result in a loss of work permit, truancy letters, SART/ of work permit, truancy letters, SART/ SARB (Student Advisory Review Board)SARB (Student Advisory Review Board)

• Poor Attendance could also result in a Poor Attendance could also result in a school program changeschool program change

• ParentsParents please call the school to report please call the school to report your students absence at 294-9809 x151 your students absence at 294-9809 x151

ROP Careers in Education


Tardy PolicyTardy Policy

• A student is considered tardy if the student is not in A student is considered tardy if the student is not in the classroom when the bell ringsthe classroom when the bell rings

• 33rdrd tardy tardy during the month will result in 30 minutes during the month will result in 30 minutes after school detention after school detention

• 44thth tardy tardy 30 minute after school detention30 minute after school detention

• 5th tardy 5th tardy class suspension and class suspension and student will call parentstudent will call parent

• 66thth tardy tardy is chronic and students will be assigned to is chronic and students will be assigned to Saturday School, with a Principal call homeSaturday School, with a Principal call home

• No show to after school detention will result No show to after school detention will result in a Saturday School in a Saturday School

Recycling old computers


18 Year Old Students18 Year Old Students

• All 18 year olds are required to maintain All 18 year olds are required to maintain good good behavior behavior , ,

• good attendance good attendance and they must be making and they must be making academic academic progress progress towards their high school diploma.towards their high school diploma.

• 18 year old contracts are available for those students 18 year old contracts are available for those students who might need onewho might need one

• Adult Education is available for those students who Adult Education is available for those students who need a less structured environmentneed a less structured environment

• A 5A 5thth Year of high school is a great opportunity to Year of high school is a great opportunity to earn a high school diploma, as well as it is a earn a high school diploma, as well as it is a privilege!!!! privilege!!!!

Keller Williams makes our campus beautiful

Keller Williams beautified the school marquee


Cell Phone PolicyCell Phone Policy

• All cell phones must be turned off during class All cell phones must be turned off during class time! No texting, checking messages or video time! No texting, checking messages or video recording during class time.recording during class time.

• Every timeEvery time: The student violates the cell phone : The student violates the cell phone policy they will be required to check in their policy they will be required to check in their electronic device for the remainder of the day. electronic device for the remainder of the day. Electronic devices will be returned at the end of Electronic devices will be returned at the end of the day. the day.

• Chronic violationsChronic violations Principal will contact the parent Principal will contact the parent and require the student to leave their cell phone and require the student to leave their cell phone at home or check it into the front office daily. at home or check it into the front office daily.

• DefianceDefiance Should a student refuse to check in their Should a student refuse to check in their electronic device into the from office he/she will be electronic device into the from office he/she will be suspended. suspended.

Independent Living (ILS)

Skills & ACCT Program

ILS/ACTT Program

Field Trip to watch the Space Shuttle fly over Sacramento

Dress Code Contract Dress Code Contract • No see-through garmentsNo see-through garments• Footwear must be worn at all times, per state lawFootwear must be worn at all times, per state law• No offensive clothing that depicts, drugs, weapons, No offensive clothing that depicts, drugs, weapons,

alcohol, tobacco, profanity, sexual innuendo, violence or alcohol, tobacco, profanity, sexual innuendo, violence or disrespect to other culturesdisrespect to other cultures

• No sunglasses worn in the classroomNo sunglasses worn in the classroom• No hoods may be worn in the classroomNo hoods may be worn in the classroom• No PJ pants, slippers, nightwear of any type, unless its No PJ pants, slippers, nightwear of any type, unless its

Spirit daySpirit day• Clothing or accessories which by color, arrangement, Clothing or accessories which by color, arrangement,

trademark affiliated to gangs. Students may not wear trademark affiliated to gangs. Students may not wear more than 2 colored items in red or blue, including more than 2 colored items in red or blue, including clothing that represents area codes. (916, 925. 415, 209)clothing that represents area codes. (916, 925. 415, 209)

• Tops:Tops: Shirts must cover the torso. No revealing tops, Shirts must cover the torso. No revealing tops, backless garments, halter tops, bare midriff, bathing suits, backless garments, halter tops, bare midriff, bathing suits, strapless tops are permittedstrapless tops are permitted

• Bottoms:Bottoms: No sagging pants showing undergarments, or No sagging pants showing undergarments, or gym shorts. All pants must cover the buttocks. gym shorts. All pants must cover the buttocks. • ALL STUDENTS ARE REQUIRED TO SIGN A DRESSCODE ALL STUDENTS ARE REQUIRED TO SIGN A DRESSCODE

CONTRACT CONTRACT



School Rules and School Rules and StandardsStandards

• All schools in the State of California are All schools in the State of California are Drug, Alcohol and Weapon free zones - Drug, Alcohol and Weapon free zones - 1,000 feet from school property1,000 feet from school property

• Use of any tobacco products are not Use of any tobacco products are not allowed on school property. This allowed on school property. This includes all students, staff, parents and includes all students, staff, parents and visitorsvisitors

• Backpacks and cars are searchable by Backpacks and cars are searchable by school employees with school employees with reasonable reasonable suspicionsuspicion


Folsom Lake High School Folsom Lake High School is a closed campusis a closed campus

• Students may not leave school from the Students may not leave school from the time they arrive until they are dismissedtime they arrive until they are dismissed

• Students may not leave school unless Students may not leave school unless they have checked out at the they have checked out at the attendance officeattendance office

• Students may not visit any other Students may not visit any other schools during school hoursschools during school hours

• Visitors are not allowed, although Visitors are not allowed, although parents are always welcome (must sign parents are always welcome (must sign in!)in!)


Causes for Suspension & Causes for Suspension & ExpulsionExpulsion

The Big 5 Reasons for ExpulsionThe Big 5 Reasons for Expulsion1.1. Cause, attempt to cause, or threaten to cause a Cause, attempt to cause, or threaten to cause a

physical injury to another person (needing trained physical injury to another person (needing trained medical attention)medical attention)

2.2. Possess, sold, furnish any firearm, knife, Possess, sold, furnish any firearm, knife, explosive, bomb, or other dangerous objectsexplosive, bomb, or other dangerous objects

3.3. Unlawfully possess, use, sold, furnish, or been Unlawfully possess, use, sold, furnish, or been under the influence of any controlled substance, under the influence of any controlled substance, alcoholic beverage or other intoxicants of any kindalcoholic beverage or other intoxicants of any kind

4.4. Unlawfully arrange, negotiated to sell any Unlawfully arrange, negotiated to sell any controlled substance, alcoholic beverage or controlled substance, alcoholic beverage or intoxicant of any kind, either sold delivered or intoxicant of any kind, either sold delivered or otherwise furnished to any personotherwise furnished to any person

5.5. Commit or attempt to commit, robbery or extortionCommit or attempt to commit, robbery or extortion

Community Partnership with the Rotary Club and Project 680


Community Partnership with the Rotary Club and Project 680


Off Site SuspensionsOff Site Suspensions• Vandalism to any propertyVandalism to any property• Theft of any propertyTheft of any property• Possession or use of any tobacco Possession or use of any tobacco

productsproducts• Habitual profanity, vulgarity or obscene Habitual profanity, vulgarity or obscene

actsacts• Make threats of any kind Make threats of any kind • Possess, offered, arranged to sell any Possess, offered, arranged to sell any

drug paraphernaliadrug paraphernalia• Disrupted any school activityDisrupted any school activity• Knowingly received stolen propertyKnowingly received stolen property


Off Site Suspension - continuedOff Site Suspension - continued• Possess an imitation firearm, replicasPossess an imitation firearm, replicas• Commit, attempt to commit a sexual Commit, attempt to commit a sexual

assault or committed sexual batteryassault or committed sexual battery• Harassed, threatened or intimidated a Harassed, threatened or intimidated a

student who was a witness to an student who was a witness to an incidentincident

• Sexual harassmentSexual harassment• Hate crimes or violenceHate crimes or violence• Engage in activities that individually Engage in activities that individually

or collectively denote gang affiliation or collectively denote gang affiliation and disrupts school activitiesand disrupts school activities

• Are there any questions?Are there any questions?


Types of SuspensionsTypes of SuspensionsClass Suspension by a TeacherClass Suspension by a Teacher

• 1-2day suspension from that class period 1-2day suspension from that class period onlyonly

• Teacher will notify the parentTeacher will notify the parent• If suspended twice in a 5-day period, this will If suspended twice in a 5-day period, this will

result in further disciplinary actionresult in further disciplinary action

In-House/Off Site Suspension by In-House/Off Site Suspension by Principal or DesigneePrincipal or Designee

• Parents or Guardians will be contacted by Parents or Guardians will be contacted by phone phone

• Suspension forms will be given to the Suspension forms will be given to the student, emailed or placed in the mail student, emailed or placed in the mail

End of the year BBQ for Students


Folsom Lake High School hasFolsom Lake High School hasorientations for new students orientations for new students every Thursday at 2:00pmevery Thursday at 2:00pm

Contact your student’s Contact your student’s School Counselor for a ReferraSchool Counselor for a Referral l to Folsom Lake High School to Folsom Lake High School

Leane Linson, PrincipalLeane Linson, Principal



Folsom Lake High School Graduating Class of 2013


Returning to the Returning to the Comprehensive High Comprehensive High

SchoolsSchools• Students must be on track to graduate Students must be on track to graduate • Students will be required to meet the Students will be required to meet the

220 credit requirement, including the 220 credit requirement, including the 2-year PE requirement2-year PE requirement

• FHS,CHS Seniors will need 160 credits FHS,CHS Seniors will need 160 credits by August and 190 credits by Decemberby August and 190 credits by December

• VDL requires 140 by August and 170 by VDL requires 140 by August and 170 by DecemberDecember

• Meet with the Counselor or Principal to Meet with the Counselor or Principal to arrange for a referralarrange for a referral

• Due Process contracts must be clearedDue Process contracts must be cleared


Checking Out ofChecking Out of Folsom High School or Vista del Folsom High School or Vista del

LagoLago

• Return all books and pay any finesReturn all books and pay any fines• Bring back check out grades and Bring back check out grades and

assignment sheetsassignment sheets• Start FLHS on MondayStart FLHS on Monday• Pick up your schedule in the front Pick up your schedule in the front

officeoffice• Students may request a student ID Students may request a student ID

at this timeat this time

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Welcome to Folsom Lake High School