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The 4Cs

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​Frequently Asked Questions

HOW DO I PROVIDE WORKSAMPLES? ​
You have two options.
  1. Upload directly through the SCOIR platform
  2. Upload through your ParentVUE portal, just like you would your grades.
Who is required to take the 4cs?
In the 2021-2022 school year, all 9th graders are required to take the 4Cs.

​In the 2022-2023 school year, all 9th and 10th graders are required to take the 4Cs.

The 4Cs is a graduation requirement in the Mat-Su Borough School District.
I need more information about the PSAT and SAT.
Talk with your advisor about your child's plans for post-secondary life and if that includes going to college. If so, the SAT is a test colleges use to make admissions decisions. All PSAT tests (PSAT/NMSQT, PSAT10, and PSAT 8/9) are practice opportunities for the SAT. 

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How do I use and navigate sCoir?
Click here to watch the Scoir Parent/Guardian Overview
Click here to watch the Scoir Student Overview
How MANY CREDITS IS THE 4Cs worth?
Each semester, the 4Cs is worth .125 credits or .25 credits each year. By the end of senior year, each student will have earned 1.0 credit for the 4Cs courses.
HOW should my student accomplish the paper requirement?
Ideally, your child will already be completing this task in another course. For example, your child may write a research paper for their English class with a social studies or science topic. This could be submitted as the required artifact. Maybe your child completed a science experiment this year. If they did not write a report on their research and experiment, have them write a report.
You may also consider having your child revise and edit a paper they wrote previously in the same school year to meet the "evidence-based" requirement. 

Important Documents

These PDFs are Type and Print
​or you can Print and Write
9th Grade Artifact List
10th Grade artifact list
11th Grade Artifact List
12th Grade Artifact List

9th and 10th Grade
​Required Artifact Links

Important Websites
We recommend students click
"Login with Clever" to access these sites.
AKCIS
SCOIR
Safety Lessons
District Outline
MSBSD Class Planning
Program of Studies
Goal Setting Support
SMART Goals

9th Grade Optional Artifact Links

Reality Check
Take one of the lifestyle assessments listed below to determine what you may need (finances, job, training, housing) in order to live the life you imagine
  • AKCIS
  • Jump$tart
  • Education Quest
Budgeting Activities
  • NextGen Personal Finance 
    • Free lessons, games, classes, videos and resources
  • InCharge Free Financial Literacy Lessons
    • Free finanical literacy workshops, comic books, lessons, and tools
  • Practical Money Skills 
    • ​​Free lesson Plans, games, resources, and How To's on all things financial
Self-Advocacy Skills
  • Transition Alaska 
    • Free modules for both parents and students
    • Event opportunities local/statewide
  • Me! Self-Advocacy and Self-Awareness lessons
    • Created by the Oklahoma Developmental Disabilities Council
    • The full PDF is 494 pages, so you may want to download lessons separately
  • Whose Future is it Anyway? 
    • Anther resource by the Oklahoma Developmental Disabilities Council
    • Helps students learn self-determination
    • Helps students prepare for IEP meetings
  • Self-Advocacy Online Speaking Up 
    • Self-advocacy training modules
  • Speak Up! PDF Article
  • Youth in Action
    • 4 Step Guide for becoming a Self-Advocate
Digital Safety, Citizenship, and SEL Lessons
  • District guide for meeting these requirements
  • NetSmartz Tip Sheets and Safety Lessons
PSAT 8/9
  • General Information on the PSAT8/9 can be found here
  • Parent Information found here
  • Twindly Bridge page on PSAT 8/9
How to Use Google Drive, Gmail, and LMS
  • Google Drive Support article
  • Gmail Training and Help
  • Computer Skills Center
  • Student Quick Guide to Google Classroom
  • Blackboard Tutorial for Students
Evidence-Based Papers
Sample Science Rubric
Sample Social Studies Rubric
grade-level expectations Writing samples k-12

10 Grade Optional Artifact Links

Self-Advocacy Skills
  • Transition Alaska 
    • Free modules for both parents and students
    • Event opportunities local/statewide
  • Me! Self-Advocacy and Self-Awareness lessons
    • Created by the Oklahoma Developmental Disabilities Council
    • The full PDF is 494 pages, so you may want to download lessons separately
  • Whose Future is it Anyway? 
    • Anther resource by the Oklahoma Developmental Disabilities Council
    • Helps students learn self-determination
    • Helps students prepare for IEP meetings
  • Self-Advocacy Online Speaking Up 
    • Self-advocacy training modules
  • Speak Up! PDF Article
  • Youth in Action
    • 4 Step Guide for becoming a Self-Advocate
PSAT 10
  • General Information on the PSAT10
  • Parent Information found here
  • Free Practice with Khan Academy
  • Twindly Bridge page on PSAT10









How to Use Google Drive, Gmail, and LMS
  • Google Drive Support article
  • Gmail Training and Help
  • Computer Skills Center
  • Student Quick Guide to Google Classroom
  • Blackboard Tutorial for Students
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