ALGEBRA I exam. The requirements for an Advanced Regents Diploma require the passing of all three MATH Regents exams. SCIENCE If you like your child to – retake an upper level SCIENCE REGENTS (EARTH SCIENCE, CHEMISTRY or PHYSICS) in January 2018, they must request this exam from Mr. Doctor by email or your child could see him during the school day in room B304. The requirements for an Advanced Regents Diploma require the passing of two SCIENCE Regents exams. SOCIAL STUDIES All students who – previously failed either Social Studies exam, US History or Global History, will be programmed for respective exam. FRESHMAN Are not scheduled for – ENGLISH All students who previously – Regents exams in January. All students must failed the English exam or who have not yet complete the high school course work to be met College Readiness in ELA (75 or better) eligible for an exam, regardless if they took will be programmed for the English exam. the exam in 8th grade. All students who are not scheduled for an adoctor2@schools.nyc.gov exam should not report to school January 22 College Corner January 29. All students should report to – school on January 30 for the beginning of by Ms. Dennison the spring term. January Regents & Retakes Office of Postsecondary Readiness (OPSR) MATH - If you would like your child to College and Career Planning an upper level MATH REGENTS retake Newsletter (GEOMETRY or ALGEBRA II) in January 2018, you must request this through Mr. For students and their families, accessing financial aid Doctor, testing coordinator, by email or your is a crucial step in the postsecondary planning child could see him during the school day in process. shows that 90% of students who room B304. Students who previously failed complete the FAFSA are more likely to attend the ALGEBRA I exam or who have not yet college directly after high school. Our students and met College Readiness in MATH (70 or families depend on you to provide information to better) will be programmed for the access to federal, state, and institutional student aid.
FRESHMAN – Are not scheduled for Regents exams in January. All students must complete the high school course work to be eligible for an exam, regardless if they took the exam in 8th grade. All students who are not scheduled for an exam should not report to school January 22 – January 29. All students should report to school on January 30 for the beginning of the spring term. January Regents & Retakes MATH - If you would like your child to retake an upper level MATH REGENTS (GEOMETRY or ALGEBRA II) in January 2018, you must request this through Mr. Doctor, testing coordinator, by email or your child could see him during the school day in room B304. Students who previously failed the ALGEBRA I exam or who have not yet met College Readiness in MATH (70 or better) will be programmed for the ALGEBRA I exam. The requirements for an Advanced Regents Diploma require the passing of all three MATH Regents exams. SCIENCE – If you like your child to retake an upper level SCIENCE REGENTS (EARTH SCIENCE, CHEMISTRY or PHYSICS) in January 2018, they must request this exam from Mr. Doctor by email or your child could see him during the school day in room B304. The requirements for an Advanced Regents Diploma require the passing of two SCIENCE Regents exams. SOCIAL STUDIES – All students who previously failed either Social Studies exam, US History or Global History, will be programmed for respective exam. ENGLISH – All students who previously failed the English exam or who have not yet met College Readiness in ELA (75 or better) will be programmed for the English exam. adoctor2@schools.nyc.gov College Corner by Ms. Dennison Office of Postsecondary Readiness (OPSR) College and Career Planning Newsletter For students and their families, accessing financial aid is a crucial step in the postsecondary planning process. shows that 90% of students who complete the FAFSA are more likely to attend college directly after high school. Our students and families depend on you to provide information to access to federal, state, and institutional student aid.
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