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A-Cla Mrs. Cori Melling
Cle-Hai Mrs. Judy Montecalvo
Haj-Lom Miss Jill Okey
Lon-Pa Mrs. Nicole Carmichael
Pe-So Mrs. Jen Chadima
Sp-Z Ms. Shelley Laudato
Social Worker Mrs. Julie Schultz
Student Assistance Mrs. Jen ChadimaProgram Coordinator
Principal Mr. Brian Wilch
Freshmen Mrs. Natalie Wininger (12th P-Z)
Sophomores Ms. Maureen Gorsuch(12th Han-O)
Juniors Mr. Bryan Bedford(12th A-Ham)
Guidance offers many resources to students, primarily through classroom guidance.
Wealth of information: Professional knowledge
Family Connection by Naviance
HHS Guidance website
Outstanding Website Resources
Advice from our governing bodies: state & national
Freshmen Orientation: Wed., August 12, 2015
Freshmen Mentoring Program
• Adjustment to high school
Classroom Guidance
• Career Assessment: Naviance, EXPLORE, and more
Community First Career Panels/Intern for a Day
9th Grade Information Night for students & parents
Career Exploration
• Six District Compact College Tech Prep
• Community First Career Panels/Intern for a Day
Curriculum Offerings/Scheduling
• Grade level scheduling seminars
Parent & Student Nights• Held for each grade level
Classroom Guidance• Investigating career interests, college searches,
resume building
• PSAT, ACT, SAT information and interpretation
• Career Interests Inventories linked to Career Clusters
and College Majors through Naviance
• Junior and Senior Workshops aimed at college
process
Parent Night: Feb. 9th
Classroom Scheduling Seminars:Feb 6th
Recommendation from teachers
Online Registration from home
Student Curriculum Guide
(seven classes maximum, six classes minimum) English 9/Honors English 9
Algebra 1/Geometry/Algebra 2/Honors Algebra 2
US History/Honors US History/AP US/ AP European History
Physical Science/Biology/Honors Biology Foundations of PE(sem.) and Health (sem.) Pick Two:
World Lang./Band/Choir/Orchestra/Elective/StudyHall
Limits for students who have failed an 8th grade class
Minimum Recommended College Prep Load:
• 4 English
• 4 Math (Algebra 1 and beyond)
• 3 Science
• 3 Social Studies
• 2 World Language (recommend 3)
• 1 Visual/Performing Arts
ASK!
Talk with teacher!
Visit the Math Lab
Visit the Writing Clinic
Utilize ARC (Academic Resource Center)
Utilize AST (After School Tutoring)
Private Tutor list on Hudson website
Schedule time with secretaries during study hall or
lunch time Come in on Friday (walk-in day) during study hall or
lunch Explorer Period (walk-in) Email counselor if trouble scheduling time Come in immediately in case of emergency and tell
secretary it is “urgent” Leave counselor a Blue Note
Family Connection by Naviance
Guidance Website
Classroom Guidance Programs
Evening Programs for Parents & Students
SunGard Home Access Center (HAC)
BlackBoard/E-mails
Colleges: • College search• Admission information/requirements• Build list of colleges to apply to, request teacher recommendations
Careers: • Interest Inventories to match you to careers• Learn about Career Areas and Options
About Me: • Create a Resume• Set goals• Track Involvement & Academic Credentials
My Planner: • Search Tasks and To Do List Items for yourself• Plan ahead
College Tech Prep Initiative Programs
• 25+ programs available for Juniors & Seniors
• Students visit in 10th grade
• These programs may be taken with a college prep curriculum
College Credit Plus
• Dual Credit at University of Akron, Kent State University,
Cuyahoga Community College
• Typically taken Junior & Senior Year
• For more information, attend mandatory CCP info night Monday,
February 23rd at 7:00 PM in room C212
Men’s/Women’s Sports: • Hudson offers 24 teams• Some have cuts, some do not
8th grade students:• Informational meetings for Fall Sports at Middle School
this Spring
Hudson High School offers a wide variety of extracurricular opportunities• Students will learn about these activities during August
orientation
Fall athletes:
• Freshmen must have passing grades in 5 classes
• (P.E. does not count)
• Eligibility is based on grades from the quarter preceding the
season
• Summer School grades may not be used
• Students must have over a 2.0 gpa for the quarter
• 1.2 to 2.0 requires a study table
• An “F” in any class requires a study table
Students have seven 50 minute periods for
classes and ½ hour lunch
Periods around the lunch time are
shortened and combined to form one full
period (i.e.-a student may have 4/5 period
class (30 min. + 20 min. = 50 min)
Therefore, we show a 10 period day
Honor your child’s gifts, strengths, and passions
Students should be challenged but not overwhelmed
Encourage your child to get involved in school activities