Complete and return to Mr.

Chess (room 63) or to Counseling, Deadline is September 28, 2012

California Scholarship Federation, Inc.

CSF Semester Membership Application for Torrey Pines High School, Chapter No. 955 *PLEASE PRINT CLEARLY!
*Name ________________________________ (Last) ___________________________________ (First)

Address ___________________________________________ City ________________________

Cell Phone (____) ______________________ Home Phone (____) ______________________ Current grade level (circle one) 9 10 11 12 ID # _____________________ Class of ______________

*Email Address_(write clearly)_____________________________________________________________ (Mandatory) * CSF is now an organization that works hard to support and recognize the students and staff of Torrey Pines High School as well as those in the surrounding community. Because of this recent change, we ask those who consider applying for a spot in this group to acknowledge that there will be several events each month to assist with. THIS IS NOT MANDATORY. However, please note that the main focus of this organization is to support peers, brighten peoples days and make an overall, positive change to TPHS. Wi th this in mind, we expect you to take part in CSFrelated activities, attend all meetings, and volunteer to help out of the goodness of your heart. Sincerely, Mr. Chess (Advisor) To qualify for CSF membership this semester, follow these guidelines: You must earn a minimum of 10 points from last semesters grades. a. The first 4 points must be from LIST I* b. The next 3 points may be from LISTS I or II.* c. The remaining 3 points may be from any LIST (I, II or III).* *Seniors applying in February or June may acquire their 10 points using any combination from Lists I, II or III. 2. You can not use more than 5 courses to qualify. 3. No CSF points are given for physical education, courses taken in lieu of physical education, subjects repeated to improve grade, courses involving clerking and office/teaching assisting, and courses taken on a pass/fail basis. 4. CSF points are granted as follows: A grade of A = 3 CSF points* A grade of B = 1 CSF point* *One additional point shall be granted for a grade of A or B in an AP, IB, or Honors course, up to a maximum of two such points per semester. A grade of C = 0 CSF points A grade of D or F in any course, even in one you cannot use to qualify, disqualifies you from membership at this time. B. Also remember: 1. Semester membership is based on work done in the previous semester. (Under very limited circumstances summer school may also be used; you should check with your adviser before listing any summer school work.) 2. You must reapply each semester. 3. Courses you may use are listed on an attached sheet. They are divided into LISTS I, II, and III. (See attachment) A. 1.

*Name ________________________________ (Last)

___________________________________ (First)

C. List the courses you are using to qualify in the proper location below. Consult the LISTS attached NEXT PAGE. LIST I Course Grade Points LIST II Courses Grade Points LIST III Courses Grade Points

TOTAL POINTS from LIST I:

(Must be at least 4, except for Seniors applying in February or June)

TOTAL POINTS from LISTS I and II:

(must be at least 7 COMBINED)

GRAND TOTAL of POINTS

from all LISTS: (must be at least 10)

_______________

_________________ ____ Yes ____ No

_____________________

No more than 5 courses were used to total 10 points?

D.

Did you attach a check made payable to TPHS for

$10? The $10 cost is a suggested donation

that helps fund various CSF approved activities, fund-raisers, graduation garb and CSF local scholarships. The application packet must be submitted prior to the deadline to the Counseling Office or Mr. Chesss room (63).

APPLICATION DEADLINE SEPTEMBER 28, 2012 APPLICATION DEADLINE SEPTEMBER 28, 2012 APPLICATION DEADLINE SEPTEMBER 28, 2012

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English/Language Arts: English 9,10,11,12 (Includes Honors and AP) Intl Comp. World Language: French AP French Literature AP French Language Japanese Spanish AP Spanish Literature AP Spanish Language Spanish for Span. Spkrs II & III Chinese Mathematics: Algebra I & II (Includes Honors) Sheltered Algebra I & II Geometry (Includes Honors) Sheltered Geometry Pre-Calculus (Includes Honors) AP Calculus AB & BC Calculus C/D Calculus D/Linear Algebra AP Probability and Statistics Statistics (includes AP) Adv. Topics in Math Science: Biology AP & Sheltered Biology Chemistry Honors/AP/Sheltered Chemistry Physics AP Physics B & C AP Environmental Science History/Social Science: World History (Includes AP) Sheltered World History US History (Includes AP) Sheltered US History American Govt/Economics (Includes AP) Sheltered American Govt/Econ AP European History

English/Language Arts: Journalism Advanced Journalism Poetry/Creative Writing Reading for Success ESL III World Language: American Sign Language Spanish for Spanish Speakers I Spanish for Professional Comm. Science: Coordinated General Science Sheltered Coordinated Gen. Science Marine Biology History/Social Science: Psychology AP Psychology Sociology Business: Computer Programming AP Computer Science A & B Marketing Visual and Performing Arts: AP Art History AP Music Theory

English/Language Arts: ESL I & II Yearbook Core English 9, 10, 11, 12 CAHSEE Language Arts CAHSEE Reading Writing Lab 10-12 Mathematics: Business Math Sheltered Basic Math Intro to Algebra Sheltered Pre-Algebra Algebra Topics Core Pre-Algebra CAHSEE Pre-Algebra Core Algebra CAHSEE Algebra Core Business Math Science: Core Science Earth & Space Sheltered Earth & Space History/Social Science: Core World History Core US History Core Government/Economics Business: TV Production EWE Internship Computer Lab Assistant Graphic Communications Keyboarding Computer Applications Sheltered Computer Applications ROP Computer Graphic Design Principles of Law Home Economics: Child Development Cooking/Cuisine Interior Design Applied Technology: Architectural Design Auto Tech ROP Auto Eng Performance ROP CAD ROP Cabinet Making ROP Wood Tech Technical Drawing (continued on reverse side)

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List 3 Visual & Performing Arts: Acting Sheltered Acting Int./Adv. Acting Art for New Media Chorus Concert Band Dance Choreography Drama Production Advanced Drama Drawing and Design Imaging Jazz Band Painting Sculpture Seminar in Art Video Film AP Drawing Portfolio AP 2-Dimensional Drawing Other: AVID AVID Tutor Health Internship Leadership PALs SAT/ACT Prep School Success Sheltered Health Work Experience Study Skills Learning Center Independent Study

**NOTE: No CSF points will be given for physical education courses, courses taken in lieu of physical education, subjects repeated to improve a grade, courses involving clerking or office/teacher assisting, and courses taken on a pass/fail basis.