Throughout the month of February, Counselors will be visiting 9th, 10th, and 11th grade classes to meet with students to discuss their course selection for the 2022-2023 school year. Students can access their course history and credit summary on StudentVue in order to help them plan out their courses for next year. The information provided here will be helpful in the course selection process.

Counselors will be offering virtual family appointments for questions about course selection from March 7 - 18, 2022.

To make an appointment, please select the link based on your student's last name:

A-D: Alisa Berner - CLICK HERE

E-J: Vanessa Ho - CLICK HERE

K-Na: Adriana Chittuluru "Mrs. C"- CLICK HERE

Ne-Sie: Eve Heine Arp - CLICK HERE

Sim-Z: Christine Cudmore - CLICK HERE

For more information, visit the Poway Virtual School website.

Students currently in 9th grade can still apply for the AVID program. Please visit the AVID website for more information.

PUSD has some exciting news for the class of 2024! In August of 2022, PUSD in collaboration with Palomar Community College will be opening Poway to Palomar Middle College High School (PPMC). PPMC will be located on the Rancho Bernardo Palomar College campus and is now accepting applications from the class of 2024. PPMC’s mission is to provide students a world class learning environment to experience both high school and college classes leading to career and life readiness. Students will have the opportunity to take high school and college classes as well as participate in internships throughout the school year.

Students with GPAs of 2.0-2.9 will make up approximately 80% of the inaugural student body. The other 20% of the students will be those with GPA’s equal to or above 3.0. Our goal is to enroll 80-100 students. Small class sizes, personalized support, and relevant curriculum is the backbone to the success of middle college students.

Applications will be accepted from February 28-March 21. We will be hosting a Parent Information Night via Zoom; stay tuned for more information.

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Application for PPMC

If you are interested in taking Academic Success next year as a course (not linked with math) the course numbers are not found on the course listings. Please see below for the course numbers to enter based on your grade level next year.

10th Grade - 058001-058002

11th Grade - 058003-058004

12th Grade - 058010-058011

4-year colleges and universities do not accept grades of D or F. In most cases, you will need to repeat any A-G class in which you earned a grade of D or F. Please see your Counselor to discuss your options for repeating a class.

In the A-G requirements, category G is listed as a College Prep Elective. At Westview we offer several courses that meet the G category, such as Psychology or Sociology; however, there is another way to meet this requirement. You may use a course that exceeds the minimum amount of coursework in a certain subject area from the A-F categories. For example, if 3 years of math are required, a 4th year of math can count as a College Prep Elective. Refer to the course catalog to find what A-G category a course falls under and if it can meet the G category as well.

A limited number of outside courses are approved for credit through PUSD. Approval forms must be completed PRIOR to starting the course. Please see our Registrar, Mrs. Carroll for more information.

If you are taking a foreign language course outside of Westview, you will need to complete the Application and Authorization Form for Foreign Language Credit PRIOR to beginning the class.

Our recommendation is to not skip a level of math. PUSD does not currently have any approved Integrated Math classes through outside schools or programs that will be accepted for credit. If a student takes something over the summer it will not be on their PUSD transcript. More importantly, if a student signs up for the higher level next year and realizes it was not the correct placement, they are not guaranteed a spot in the previous level, as there may not be space available.

Specific to Integrated Math II: Aside from the mathematical instruction and curriculum reasons against skipping Integrated II, there is a college requirement component, as well. The UC system requires that students take a geometry-based math course as part of their 3-year math sequence. They consider Integrated Math II to be this course in the integrated sequence. We have been advising students against skipping Integrated Math II for this reason in particular. We do not want students to find that when they apply for college that they do not meet the UC requirements because they did not take Integrated II. More information can be found on pages 18 - 19 of the UC Counselor Reference Guide.

Poway Unified has adopted the California State Seal of Biliteracy to be awarded to our high school seniors. There are specific requirements in order to earn this distinction:

- Complete four years of English coursework with an average GPA of 2.0 or higher.

- Take the SBAC test in English Language Arts in 11th grade. Students must earn a Standard Met or Standard Exceeded on the SBAC/ELA test in order to qualify.

- Demonstrate proficiency in a language other than English (see link below for specific details).

- If you are a currently identified EL student, you must have attained an overall proficiency level 4 on your most recent ELPAC test.

Students only apply in the spring of their senior year of high school. For additional questions, please visit the CA State Seal of Biliteracy page on our website or speak with your counselor.