Chicago Public Schools

WELLS HS Learn.Plan.Succeed.
936 N ASHLAND AVE
CHICAGO, IL
Progress Report
for ALEX ROBLES
60622
Spring 2023

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PARENTS/GUARDIANS OF ALEX ROBLES
1510 N AVERS AVE
CHICAGO, IL 60651

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Dear Parent/Guardian of ALEX ROBLES, Site Resources

Our District's Learn.Plan.Succeed. (LPS) initiative is designed to help all students achieve success beyond high school.
School Counselors
This LPS progress report is customized to provide you with an overview of your child's progress towards meeting graduation
requirements, identifying educational priorities, and setting career goals.
Socorro Rivera
srivera5@cps.edu
Here are some questions to consider as you discuss this progress report with your child:
Michael Horton
• (Page 1) Is your child interested in the colleges that have been identified as their "Match" colleges? mdhorton@cps.edu
• (Page 2) How is your child doing in the classes required for them to graduate?
• (Page 3) Has your child met with their counselor to talk about their next steps?
• (Page 3) Has your child reviewed the "Prepare for College Checklist"?
• (Page 4) Is your child interested in any of the potential careers that have been identified for them?

Your child's school can support your family as you determine their plan for after high school. Consider taking these next steps:

• STEP 1: Attend a parent-teacher conference or reach out to your child's school counselor to better understand how the
information in this report impacts their options for the future. Consider asking the following questions:
• Is my child on track to meet their graduation requirements?
• How can my child pursue opportunities to continue to progress academically?
• What options are available for my child after high school graduation?
• How will my child meet the LPS graduation requirement?
• STEP 2: Utilize Naviance - the official college and career readiness platform used at CPS. Through this site, students can
learn about careers, research colleges, communicate with counselors and request school transcripts. Students can use
their CPS username and password to log into CPS.edu/Naviance.
• STEP 3: If your child has an IEP/504 Plan, attend their IEP/504 meetings to explore transition programming options.
Transition programming should be reflected in your child's IEP and transition plan.
• STEP 4: Research and apply for scholarships using Academic Works at cps.academicworks.com.

We thank you for playing an active role in your child's education and wish you and your entire family continued success this
school year.

Sincerely,

Pedro Martinez Bogdana Chkoumbova

Chief Executive Officer Interim Chief Education Officer
Chicago Public Schools Chicago Public Schools

Student data that informed this report was pulled on: 01-20-2023 CPS.edu/LearnPlanSucceed
ALEX ROBLES 0 770 2.98 3.11
12th Grade Guide
# of AP Tests Passed SAT Unweighted GPA Weighted GPA
ID# 50173099

Learn.Plan.Succeed. Progress Report

ALEX, based on your GPA and PSAT/SAT/ACT, you are eligible for some colleges and universities. The Illinois
colleges and universities displayed on the map are from the list of top 50 colleges attended by recent CPS
graduates.
Improving your GPA and SAT/ACT could increase your competitiveness amongst colleges.

For students with Individual Education Plan

(IEP)
WHAT ARE YOUR COLLEGE Connect with your school's case manager to discuss
OPTIONS? transition planning as part of your IEP. You will be
asked to complete assessments and discuss your
There are many excellent options in Illinois. Circles
plans for after graduation so your IEP team can
on the map show your qualifications for
create a plan to support you.
consideration of admission. See your counselor for
more information. PUBLIC UNIVERSITIES
Reach There are 12 public universities in Illinois that offer
four-year bachelor's degrees.
Match
• Monetary Award Program (MAP) grants, based on
Safety financial need, do not need to be paid back. These colleges
can be affordable!
Hispanic Association of Historically Black • To be competitive for admission, you must have a strong
Colleges and Colleges and GPA and strong SAT or ACT scores, and should consider
Universities Universities exceeding minimum course requirements.

PRIVATE COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES

Northeastern Illinois
University
National Louis University
Kentucky State University
There are many good options for private schools, and
financial aid is often available.
• Go to http://isac.org for Monetary Award Program (MAP)
grants and lists of private schools.

Morton College COMMUNITY COLLEGE

The City Colleges of Chicago has 7 campuses with 5
University of Illinois at satellite sites.
Chicago • In addition to receiving an associate's degree you can
receive certificates and transfer credits to a four-year
university.
• Talk to your counselor about whether any credits you
earned through Career and Technical Education courses
and Dual Enrollment/Dual Credit courses will transfer to
college credits at City Colleges of Chicago.

HBCUs AND HSIs

There are 104 historically black colleges and
universities (or "HBCUs") in the U.S. Similarly, 470
Hispanic-Serving Institutions (or "HSIs", schools
serving at least 25% Hispanic students) form the
Hispanic Association of Colleges and Universities (or
"HACUs"). HBCUs and HSIs educate students of all
races, ethnicities, and cultures. Please see a full list of
HBCUs here: http://www.thehundred-seven.org/
hbculist.html and a full list of HACU members here:
https://www.hacu.net/hacu/HSIs.asp.The Common
Black Application allows you to apply to over 60
HBCUs through one application. See the Common
Black Application here: https://
commonblackcollegeapp.com/.

Student data that informed this report was

1 CPS.edu/LearnPlanSucceed
pulled on: 01-20-2023
 ALEX ROBLES 0 770 2.98 3.11
12th Grade Guide
# of AP Tests Passed SAT Unweighted GPA Weighted GPA
ID# 50173099

HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATION PROGRESS

Keep up the good work! Remember you will be ready to graduate after passing all of your classes this
semester.

Remember to complete all your classes with a passing grade to stay on track.

GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS 1 Credit 2 Credits 3 Credits 4 Credits HERE'S WHAT IT MEANS

To graduate, you need 4 credit(s) in English. It is important that you get a passing
English grade in any current or future required classes.

To graduate, you need 3 credit(s) in Mathematics. It is important that you get a

Mathematics passing grade in any current or future required classes.

To graduate, you need 3 credit(s) in Science. It is important that you get a passing
Science grade in any current or future required classes.

To graduate, you need 3 credit(s) in Social Science. It is important that you get a
Social Science passing grade in any current or future required classes.

To graduate, you need 2 credit(s) in World Language. It is important that you get a
World Language passing grade in any current or future required classes.

To graduate, you need 2 credit(s) in Fine Arts. It is important that you get a passing
Fine Arts grade in any current or future required classes.

To graduate, you need 2 credit(s) in Physical Education. It is important that you get
Physical Education a passing grade in any current or future required classes.

To graduate, you need 1 credit(s) in Career Education. It is important that you get a
Career Education passing grade in any current or future required classes.

To graduate, you need 3 credit(s) in Electives. It is important that you get a passing
Electives grade in any current or future required classes.

To graduate, you need 1 credit(s) in Computer Science. It is important that you get
Computer Science a passing grade in any current or future required classes.

Driver's Ed You have met the Driver's Ed graduation requirement.

Health You have met the Health graduation requirement.

Service Learning You have met the Service Learning (projects) graduation requirement.
(projects)

Public Law 195 You have met the Public Law 195 graduation requirement.

Financial/Consumer You have met the Financial/Consumer Education graduation requirement.

Education

Learn.Plan.Succeed. You have not met the Learn.Plan.Succeed. graduation requirement.

Financial Aid Application You have not met the Financial Aid Application HB 2719 graduation requirement.
HB 2719

Completed
Must Take Enrolled With a
Passing Grade
Footprints are applied to credit bearing courses.

Student data that informed this report was

2 CPS.edu/LearnPlanSucceed
pulled on: 01-20-2023
ALEX ROBLES 0 770 2.98 3.11
12th Grade Guide
# of AP Tests Passed SAT Unweighted GPA Weighted GPA
ID# 50173099

NEXT STEPS
To be competitive for more schools and crowded majors, work on your GPA and PSAT/SAT, and take rigorous
courses.

Use the free online tutoring program through the Khan Academy.

Learn.Plan.Succeed. STAR Scholarships Khan Academy

Meet with your school counselor to discuss City College of Chicago provides waivers for all Did you know that Khan Academy is a free
options for life beyond high school: tuition and books not covered by financial aid resource for SAT prep? According to the College
• College to qualifying students who graduate high Board, spending 4-6 hours on Khan Academy can
• Military school with at least a 3.0 GPA. Star Scholarship significantly increase your SAT scores, on
• Employment recipients may also be eligible for additional average, by 25 points. Make sure to sign up for
• Job Training financial awards as they pursue their an account! Use your CPS Google username and
• Trade or Apprenticeship bachelor's degree when they transfer from City password
• Service Year or Gap Year Program Colleges to one of 24 Star Transfer Universities. https://www.khanacademy.org/
Visit this link to learn more:
Visit this link to learn more: CPS.edu/
LearnPlanSucceed http://ccc.edu/futurestar

Early College Opportunities Scholarships! CPS Sports

Speak with your counselor about your post-
secondary plan and steps you can take to
prepare for college and career. Visit this link to
learn more:
https://www.cps.edu/
Did you know you can already start applying
for scholarships and postsecondary access
programs? You can also sign up for
scholarship alerts directly to your email from
the CPS Scholarship Manager at
CollegeScholarships@cps.edu. Speak with
your counselor about opportunities.
CPS has a ton of sports and activities you can be
a part of, there's a team out there waiting for
YOU! Find out about all the different and unique
programs including NCAA eligibility requirements
at:
https://cps.edu/sports

PREPARE FOR COLLEGE CHECKLIST

Spring of 12th Grade Year Summer After 12th Grade Year Fall of 1st Year Beyond HS

Make an appointment to meet your school counselor to
discuss options for life beyond high school and to outline
next steps to get evidence to support your
Learn.Plan.Succeed. plan to review your evidence of your
post secondary plan to meet the Learn.Plan.Succeed
graduation requirement.
Students with an IEP/504 - obtain copies of your IEP
documentation to share with your future college and/or
employer
Create a budget and save money
Connect with school representative (i.e. counselor, post
secondary coach etc) to ensure successful transition
Students with an IEP/504 - explore disability disclosure
options and supports available through your future
college and/or employer
Consider summer programming, extracurricular activities,
community services, One Summer Chicago or other
employment opportunities
Get a high school transcript for your records at CPS Office
of Former Student Records: FSRECORDSCO@CPS.EDU
Reserve your spot for orientation or registration.
Complete the placement tests, health requirement forms,
contracts, and/or other requirements outlined by the
college, employer, or other postsecondary provider.
If you haven't already done so, file a Free Application for
Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) at FAFSA.gov or an Alternative
Application for IL Financial Aid at https://
studentportal.isac.org/en/alternativeapp.

POSTSECONDARY EDUCATION TERMS

Term Description

Reach, Match & Safety Based on your academic profile, a reach school is one where your academic profile puts you at the lower end of their admitted student spectrum, a match school one
where you would have high likelihood of being admitted, and safety school is one where you would be admitted.

Postsecondary Plan Educational or career activities after high school graduation.

Financial Aid Grants, scholarship, work-study, and loans can help you pay for costs relate to college, trade school, and other postsecondary options.
https://FAFSA.gov
https://www.isac.org/

Student Support Resources for your unique postsecondary plan.

Services
Selectivity The metrics colleges use when deciding between applicants for admissions.

Learn.Plan.Succeed. LPS is a high school graduation requirement. Seniors must provide to their school counselor evidence of acceptance to a college, job training, trade, or apprenticeship
program, employment offer, enlistment in a military branch, or participation in a service year or gap year program.

FAFSA or IL Alternative The first step in the financial aid process is to complete a Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) or IL Alternative Application (for undocumented and
transgender students). Eligible students must submit one of these applications to be considered for a variety of scholarship, grant, and other aid programs, including
Application the Illinois Monetary Award Program (MAP) grant.

Student data that informed this report was

3 CPS.edu/LearnPlanSucceed
pulled on: 01-20-2023
ALEX ROBLES 0 770 2.98 3.11
12th Grade Guide
# of AP Tests Passed SAT Unweighted GPA Weighted GPA
ID# 50173099

Career Opportunities in the Chicago Area

This information is from Naviance which is a resource for students and parents/guardians. If your student did
not take the Career Cluster Finder in Naviance, the information here reflects Business and Marketing as they
are the leading fields in Illinois. However, it is not too late for your student to take the Career Cluster Finder
so your next LPS report will reflect their individualized career interest. Parents/guardians can also create a
Naviance account to see your student's progress.

CAREER INTEREST
A CAREER RECOMMENDATION IS: View "A Day in the Life" videos for Business Management and Administration http://
bit.ly/2yjf7K6
Business Management and Administration

HS Diploma Associate's Degree Bachelor's Degree Master's Degree or Higher

Chicago Postal Service Mail 1st-Line Sup.s of Trans., Storage, & 1st-Line Sup. of Natural Sciences Sales Mgrs. Computer & Info. Financial Mgrs.
Growth Carriers Prod. & Op. Wkrs. Distribution Mgrs. Mechs., Installers, Mgrs. Systems Mgrs.
Industry Jobs & Repairers

Hourly Wage $28.77 $28.40 $41.68 $31.62 $56.39 $55.77 $63.83 $59.12

Median
Annual Income
$39,060 $65,770 $79,160 $101,620

Colleges to Harold Washington College Harold Washington College Northern Illinois University Illinois Institute of Technology
Consider* Harry S Truman College Harry S Truman College Northwestern University Loyola University Chicago
Kennedy-King College Kennedy-King College SIU-Carbondale SIU-Carbondale

Degrees & Bus., Mgmt., Mktg., & Rel. Supp. Svcs. Bus., Mgmt., Mktg., & Rel. Supp. Svcs. Comp./Info. Sci. & Supp. Svcs. Bus., Mgmt., Mktg., & Rel. Supp. Svcs.
Certificates to Comp./Info. Sci. & Supp. Svcs. Bus., Mgmt., Mktg., & Rel. Supp. Svcs. Comp./Info. Sci. & Supp. Svcs.
Consider Multi/Interdisciplinary Studies Comm., Jrnlism., & Rel. Prog. Comm., Jrnlism., & Rel. Prog.

ANOTHER CAREER THAT YOU MAY WANT TO CONSIDER IS: View "A Day in the Life" videos for Marketing http://bit.ly/2yiEVGa

Marketing

HS Diploma Associate's Degree Bachelor's Degree Master's Degree or Higher

Chicago Sales Reps., Real Estate Brokers 1st-Line Property, Real Advertising & Sales Engineers Sales Mgrs. Marketing Mgrs.
Growth Wholesale & Mftg. Supervisors of Estate, & Comm. Promotions Mgrs.
Industry Jobs Non-Retail Sales Association Mgrs.
Workers

Hourly Wage $29.12 $25.27 $32.90 $29.65 $45.92 $39.43 $55.77 $54.66

Median
Annual Income
$29,210 $65,050 $78,815 $113,690

Colleges to Harold Washington College Harold Washington College Bradley University Eastern Illinois University
Consider* Harry S Truman College Harry S Truman College Eastern Illinois University Illinois State University
Kennedy-King College Kennedy-King College Illinois State University Northern Illinois University

Degrees & Bus., Mgmt., Mktg., & Rel. Supp. Svcs. Bus., Mgmt., Mktg., & Rel. Supp. Svcs. Bus., Mgmt., Mktg., & Rel. Supp. Svcs. Bus., Mgmt., Mktg., & Rel. Supp. Svcs.
Certificates to Fam. & Cons. Sci./Human Sci. Fam. & Cons. Sci./Human Sci. Fam. & Cons. Sci./Human Sci. Fam. & Cons. Sci./Human Sci.
Consider
*The colleges listed under HS Diploma offer certificate programs that can be completed in under a year.

Sources: Illinois Department of Employment Security, Bureau of Labor Statistics, National Center for Education Statistics, Advance CTE.

Student data that informed this report was

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