Senior College Information Night
Monday, August 26th
7:00pm

Worthington Kilbourne High School Senior students and their parents will have the opportunity to learn more about the details associated with applying to college. This is a valuable evening for all families who intend to apply to college.

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Your CSCC classes will not begin until CSCC start dates (Aug 26th/ Jan 13th), however before the first day of class you must:

-          Complete your online orientation

-          Log into blackboard

You should have an email from CSCC in your CSCC email account that details these steps.  

As a reminder, here is how your CSCC CC+ classes will work:

-          If you are taking English Composition 1 or Composition 2, those classes will meet on Mondays and Wednesdays.

-          If you are taking Psychology, Sociology, Government, or Intro to Philosophy those classes will meet on Tuesdays and Thursdays.

-          If you are taking Classical Mythology, your class is entirely online.

The CSCC CC+ classes are blocked which means you will have classes either during 1^st and 2^nd periods or during 3^rd and 4^th periods.  (Some may have CSCC classes 1^st, 2^nd, 3^rd and 4^th periods.)

-          The 1^st/ 2^nd period block will run from 8:00 – 9:20am.

-          The 3^rd/ 4^th period block will run from 9:35 – 10:55am.

All students taking a CSCC CC+ class are required to attend a meeting on Friday, August 23rd in your CC+ Classroom.  Students taking 1/2 period classes will meet during 2nd period and students taking 3/4 period classes will meet during 4th period.  You only need to attend one orientation meeting even if you are in multiple CC+ classes.

Also, don’t forget:

-         Pick up your CC+ textbooks in the WKHS bookroom just as you do for the rest of your high school classes

-         Even though these are college classes, your high school attendance will still be taken and counts

-          You should use your wscloud email account when emailing WKHS teachers and use your CSCC email account when emailing CSCC instructors

-          Your grades will count for HS and future colleges so it is important to do well.  Plus, if you don’t pass you are responsible for paying for the class.  Reach out to your CC+ instructor first if you are having difficulty with the class and also talk to your WKHS School Counselor ASAP if you have concerns.

-        The syllabus that you will receive from your instructor on the 1^st day will be very important as it outlines the entire semester and expectations.  Understand it is normal to feel overwhelmed when you see the entire semester.

The last day to drop a CSCC class without penalty is Monday, September 9, 2019

The last day to drop a CSCC class with a "W" (you will still have to repay the district for the class) is Thursday, October 31, 2019.

Here are some helpful links to CSCC resources that can be useful if you are having problems or questions:

College Credit Plus Resource Guide

Accessing Blackboard

Blackboard Training

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