LAST DAY OF CCE!

Last day of CCE!
Anything to turn in?? Missing work:
Melissa     Kevin     Kris     Aiden     
Cahlil     Josh     Cooper     Amaya

If your name is here and you wish to pass S2 CCE, your missing work is your #1 priority today.

End of Year party tomorrow!
-Sign up sheet for food/drink/movie selection
-Thanks to Sara & Aubrey for organizing :)

You have this period to study for finals, finish up projects, etc.
Please use your time wisely!

Library; make up work

Return all textbooks to library today!

Missing work:
Melissa
Kevin
Kris
Aiden
Esmerelda
Preston 
Cahlil
Josh
Eh K'Nyaw
Alicia
Cooper
Amaya
Anastasia

Finish Volunteer Reflection; Prep for Textbook Return

Finish Volunteer Project Reflection; prep for textbook return

Write a 3 paragraph, 15 sentence minimum reflection in a new Google Doc on the research you did for your Community Service Project Proposal. This is your last CCE Portfolio piece and it is worth 20 points. Use the prompts below to write your reflection. When finished, have a neighbor skim your reflection for possible edits,
then share your Google Doc with me (emccrackenferro@apps4pps.net).

CCE TEACHERS: Notices were put in your box on Friday night. Please pass them out Monday/Tuesday, show slide show, and write dates/times (SEE BELOW) on board for students. Slideshow is HERE -Please take the 5 minutes to run through the slides: it will make check in time more efficient and answer everyone’s questions.

3- Important Links:

1.       For staff/students: Important Check in Procedures

2.       Library and Textbook Calendar  - please click to see WHEN YOU are scheduled (or just scroll down for exact time)

3.       Hold Materials Form Only fill out if students need to keep materials past  that grade level’s beginningcheck in date. (do not include ipads or calculators)

4.       If a student does not have a notice, it may mean they have nothing on their record. They can double check on the Destiny App .

Monday May 23 - B 8:15am – 9:00am Hall (12) 9:00am – 9:48am Moore (12) 9:53am – 10:40am Hall (12) 10:40am – 11:26am Frisina (12) 12:04pm – 12:50pm Zimtbaum (12) 1:42pm – 2:30pm Zimtbaum (12) 2:30pm – 3:15pm Gray (12) Tuesday May 24 - A 8:15am – 9:00am Gray (12) 9:00am – 9:48am Biamont (12) 9:53am – 10:40am Zimtbaum (12) 10:40am – 11:26am Ambinder (11) 12:04pm – 12:50pm Moore (12) 12:50pm – 1:37pm Vinger (11) 1:42pm – 2:30pm Frisina (12) 2:30pm – 3:15pm Vinger (11) Wed May 25 - B Tutorial 9:35am – 10:10am Gray (12) 10:10am – 10:50am Wong (11) 10:55am – 11:30am Meadows (11) 11:30am – 12:10pm Amador (11) 12:51pm – 1:30pm Montano (11) Thu May 26 - A Assembly 8:15am – 8:50am Montano (11) 8:50am – 9:30am Wilder (11) 10:44am – 11:19am Montano (11) 11:20am – 11:59am Wong (11) 12:40pm – 1:10pm Montano (11) 1:15pm – 1:55pm Wong (11) 2:00pm – 2:34pm Ambinder (11) 2:40pm – 3:15pm Wong (9) Fri May 27 - B Tutorial 8:15am – 8:50am Heppner (9) 8:50am – 9:30am Sletmoe (9) 9:35am – 10:10am Jo (9) 10:10am – 10:50am Meadows (11) 10:55am – 11:30am Jamieson (9) 11:35am – 12:10pm Wagner (9) 12:51pm – 1:25pm Wong (9) 1:30pm – 2:06pm Butenhoff (9)

Tue May 31 - A SENIOR CLEARANCE 9:53am – 10:33am Spann (9) SENIOR CLEARANCE Wed Jun 1 - B SENIOR CLEARANCE 9:53am – 10:24am York 10:24am - 10:55am Beeber (9) 10:55am - 11:26am Ghodsi (9) 12:04pm – 12:45pm Scevola (9) 12:45pm- 1:15pm Appell (10) 1:42pm – 2:25pm Baber (9) Thu Jun 2 - A 8:15am – 9:00am Scevola (9) 9:00am – 9:48am Munoz 9:53am – 10:35am Ferro (9) 10:35am-11:26am Hines (9) 12:04pm – 12:50pm Garrett (9) 12:50pm – 1:37pm Ordaz (9) 1:42pm – 2:30pm Zimtbaum (10) 2:35pm – 3:15pm Polis (10 Fri Jun 3 - B 8:15am – 8:45am Draper (10) 8:45am – 9:15am Appell (10) 9:15am – 9:48am Polis (10) 9:53am – 10:30am Draper (10) 10:30am – 11:26am Appell (10) 12:04pm – 12:50pm Appell (10) 12:50pm – 1:37pm Frisina (10) 1:42pm – 2:30pm Draper (10) 2:30pm – 3:15pm Polis (10) Mon Jun 6 - A 8:15am – 9:00am Zimtbaum (10) 9:00am – 9:48am Draper (10) 9:53am – 10:30am Frisina (10) 10:45am – 11:26am Draper (10) 12:04pm – 12:50pm Frisina (10) 1:42pm – 2:30pm Draper (10)

Begin Volunteer Project Reflection

Begin Volunteer Project Reflection

Community Service Project Proposal Reflection

Write a 3 paragraph, 15 sentence minimum reflection in a new Google Doc on the research you did for your Community Service Project Proposal. This is your last CCE Portfolio piece and it is worth 20 points. Use the prompts below to write your reflection.

Paragraph 1:

-What is the need that you recognize in your school/community/city/state/nation?

-Who is your target community?

-Why is this something of immediate importance?

Paragraph 2:

-How much time could you realistically devote to volunteering for this cause?

-What are some challenges that you predict?

-What would you need to do to make it a positive experience?

-Who would support you through the process?

Paragraph 3:

-What are your inspirations for choosing this cause?

-Why is this something you are passionate about or excited to do?

-What do you think you will learn or gain from this experience?

When finished, have a neighbor skim your reflection for possible edits,

then share your Google Doc with me (emccrackenferro@apps4pps.net).

Finish Volunteer Project Proposal

Looking for a summer job?

The College and Career Center in collaboration with the SUN Program is hosting a Summer Jobs Workshop!

Gain wisdom from FHS students. Learn what are the SKILLS that employers valueand job-search strategies. Get “hot leads” on who is CURRENTLY hiring and other FREE JOB SEARCH resources. Hear from business and hiring managers…

SAVE THE DATE!!!!

When: This Friday, May 27th. During Tutorial 2:20 - 3:15 PM.

Where: At Franklin HS (Room B-15)

Finish Volunteer Project Proposal

We don't have time to carry out the project together, but it should get you thinking about the causes you care about in our community and you can pursue them later on your own. Helping other people is extremely rewarding, and it happens to look great on a resume. 

Why is community service important? What are some ideas for projects? Watch video
Another Volunteering & Community Service Video

Buttenhoff conducted Climate Survey Responses in his classes and here are his results. This will help you see what issues are important to our community.

A great place to start is to check out Hands On Greater Portland. They are an organization that can connect you with lots of volunteer opportunities around the area.


 You may work on the proposal in groups if you find that others care about the same topics as you, but everyone needs to type up their own reflection at the end. You'll do individual reflections as your portfolio piece.

Begin Volunteer Project Proposal

Hi guys! Sorry I can't be there but I know you can handle starting this today without me. Be nice to the sub!!

This is our last CCE project: Volunteer Project Proposal

We don't have time to carry out the project together, but it should get you thinking about the causes you care about in our community and you can pursue them later on your own. Helping other people is extremely rewarding, and it happens to look great on a resume. 

Why is community service important? What are some ideas for projects? Watch video
Another Volunteering & Community Service Video

Buttenhoff conducted Climate Survey Responses in his classes and here are his results. This will help you see what issues are important to our community.

A great place to start is to check out Hands On Greater Portland. They are an organization that can connect you with lots of volunteer opportunities around the area.


Begin Volunteer Project Proposal worksheet. You may work on the proposal in groups if you find that others care about the same topics as you, but everyone needs to type up their own reflection at the end. You'll have today & Tuesday for the proposal, then you'll do individual reflections as your portfolio piece.

Free Day (absences)

ASSEMBLY BELL SCHEDULE
PERIOD	TIMES
Periods 1/5	8:15-9:25
Assembly	9:30-10:34
Periods 2/6	10:39-11:49
Lunch	11:49-12:25
Periods 3/7	12:30-1:40
Periods 4/8	1:45-2:55
May Fete Carnival	3:00-3:30

Finsih Budget Planning Reflection Essay & Uploading to Naviance

Announcements:
-3 weeks left to complete work!
-This week: assembly Wednesday, tutorial Thursday

Finish uploading any portfolio pieces into Naviance first!

Finish 'Budget Planning Reflection Essay' using worksheet prompt. Must be 3 paragraphs and at least 16 sentences for the full 20 points.

Tips:
-Consider your family budget practice and your Lemonade Stand budget practice when writing about your budget planning experience.
-Choose a career that you've researched this year as your 'chosen career' to base your salary off of. Tell me what that career is in your paper and how much they make annually. 
-For #2 instead of a 'Career Guide' use the internet to research the entry and median wage of the career you chose.
Type up as a new Google Doc titled 'Budget Planning Reflection Essay' and share with me via Google docs.

Begin Budget Planning Reflection

-Begin 'Budget Planning Reflection Essay' using worksheet prompt. Must be 3 paragraphs and at least 12 sentences for the full 20 points.

Type up as a new Google Doc titled 'Budget Planning Reflection Essay' and share with me via Google docs.

Raquel Laiz's visit for Naviance uploading lesson

Prepare for CRLE #1 Reflection & Naviance Uploading; finish budget worksheet

Raquel Laiz is coming next class period to help with writing your CRLE #1 (reflection from Career Expo) and uploading all of our portfolio pieces into Naviance.

To get ready, show me your CCE Portfolio with all of the following in it if you have not already:
___1. Lifeboat Presentation
___2. Personal Mission Statement
___3. Career Pathways Project
___4. Resume
___5. Four Year Plan
___6. College Application Reflection
___7. Five Year Plan
___8. Ways To Pay For College

Why do I need to learn budget planning when I'm a high school freshman?? video

-Finish Introduction to Personal Finance worksheet that goes with Lemonade Stand to help you think about what expenses and debt you may have.
Worksheet due by the end of class for 10 pts

Finish Lemonade Stand & Budget Worksheet

1.Finish playing Lemonade Stand and complete Introduction to Personal Finance worksheet to help you think about what expenses and debt you may have.

Worksheet due by the end of class on Wednesday for 10 pts

Lemonade Stand & worksheet

Next you will begin earning money and using it to pay for expenses by playing Lemonade Stand!

Once you have practiced Lemonade Stand, use this 
Introduction to Personal Finance worksheet to help you think about what expenses and debt you may have.

Worksheet due by the end of class on Wednesday for 10 pts

Finish Family Presentations; Lemonade Stand; Personal Finance

Continue introduction to Personal Finance...

One more presentation using the Monthly budget worksheet and Excel spreadsheet. Each family will present their budget.

Next you will begin earning money and using it to pay for expenses by playing Lemonade Stand!

Once you have practiced Lemonade Stand, use this 
Introduction to Personal Finance worksheet to help you think about what expenses and debt you may have.

Finish Family Budge; Play Lemonade Stand

Continue introduction to Personal Finance

Continue to work on your Monthly budget worksheet together as a family using the cost examples from this Excel spreadsheet. Each family will present their budget.

Next you will begin earning money and using it to pay for expenses by playing Lemonade Stand!

Intro Money 101; Monthly Budget Worksheet

Prince video

MONEY 101 

• I can use technology to research my cost of living
• I can analyze my personal spending habits
• I can practice budgeting skills by creating a personal monthly budget

Banking and Personal Finance PowerPoint

Choose classmates to be part of your family :)
Work on your Monthly budget worksheet together as a family
using the cost examples from this Excel spreadsheet



Today 4/22/16 is Earth Day! 

3 min Earth Day video

Exit Question: 
What are three things that you can do TODAY to help?