Monday, August 28 is quickly approaching! This is the first day of classes for the Odessa College TxCHSE program. If you have already received your Homeroom assignment and map or building and room number, you are set to start!
You may have noticed that the name has changed! TxCHSE stands for the Texas Certificate of High School Equivalency. Not only has the name changed, but you will see many other changes as well.
We will have the same wonderful teachers (and a return of Ms Narvaez!) but we will have a different schedule, different buildings, and different way of working in Aztec. It is all going to be a wonderful experience for you, the student!
Give it a couple of weeks to get settled in to the new arrangements, buildings, and schedules. Also be mindful of the students around you, and help out when you can, there will be some that have a hard time finding their room assignments.
It is important that you still will work in Aztec. If you are a returning student, the password has changed, if you spoke with me two weeks ago... the change I gave you is not what the new password will be...
Teachers will go over the procedures for accessing Aztec during orientation.
You will be starting in "Ready for Work" series again this semester. Once you have finished that lesson, you will be placed in the appropriate level (either Foundations, Pre-HSE, or GED Prep).
Each student is expected to work at least one hour per week. When you work in Aztec, it really does help round out your learning, and gets you prepared to take the GED on computer.
I, and all the teachers, look forward to seeing each and every one of you this semester!
You may have noticed that the name has changed! TxCHSE stands for the Texas Certificate of High School Equivalency. Not only has the name changed, but you will see many other changes as well.
We will have the same wonderful teachers (and a return of Ms Narvaez!) but we will have a different schedule, different buildings, and different way of working in Aztec. It is all going to be a wonderful experience for you, the student!
Give it a couple of weeks to get settled in to the new arrangements, buildings, and schedules. Also be mindful of the students around you, and help out when you can, there will be some that have a hard time finding their room assignments.
It is important that you still will work in Aztec. If you are a returning student, the password has changed, if you spoke with me two weeks ago... the change I gave you is not what the new password will be...
Teachers will go over the procedures for accessing Aztec during orientation.
You will be starting in "Ready for Work" series again this semester. Once you have finished that lesson, you will be placed in the appropriate level (either Foundations, Pre-HSE, or GED Prep). Each student is expected to work at least one hour per week. When you work in Aztec, it really does help round out your learning, and gets you prepared to take the GED on computer.
I, and all the teachers, look forward to seeing each and every one of you this semester!
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