1. Registration 2014-2015 School Year

2. Registration Events Friday, February 28 th : Homeroom— Go over credit requirements, transcripts, new course offerings, etc. in homeroom. Receive course planning worksheet and course description book to take home over the weekend. Monday, March 3 rd : Homeroom— Complete course planning worksheet, ask questions, finalize decisions. Tuesday March 4 th : Counselors will be in American History classes to help FRESHMAN register online via powerschool. Wednesday, March 5 th : Counselors will be in Global Issues classes to help SOPHOMORES register online via powerschool. Thursday, March 6 th : Counselors will be in junior social studies classes to help JUNIORS register online via powerschool.

3. 24 TOTAL credits to graduate 13 Required 4 English 3 Social Studies (including Poli Sci or equivalent) 2 Math (3 for class of 2017+) 2 Science ( 3 for class of 2017+ MUST INCLUDE Biology) 1.5 Phy. Ed 0.5 Health 11 Electives

4. 4 Year College Prep To be college ready, you are encouraged to take: 4+ credits of English 4+ credits of math 4+ credits of science (3 Lab science) 4+ credits of social studies 2-4+ credits of World Language 1-4+ Fine Arts 1-4+ Other elective (business, technology, etc.)

5. Technical College Prep To be technical college ready, you are encouraged to take: 4+ Credits of English 3-4 credits of math (including Adv. Algebra) 3-4 credits of science 3-4 credits of social studies Select courses from the following: Family and Consumer Education Technology Education Business Education Computer Competency--Microsoft Computer Apps

6. English Scope/Sequence

7. Math Scope/Sequence OR Calculus

8. Science Scope/Sequence

9. Social Studies Scope/Sequence

10. Phy.Ed/Health Sophomores Health, Lifetime Fitness 1 (must have already completed Foundations of Fitness) or Lifetime Fitness 2 (must have already completed Lifetime Fitness 1) (Sophomores must take Foundations of Fitness if they did not take it their Freshmen year) Juniors Lifetime Fitness 2 (must have already completed Lifetime Fitness 1) or Strength and Conditioning Seniors Lifetime Fitness 2 (if not completed from junior year) or Strength and Conditioning (can be taken 2 times for credit) (cannot be taken in lieu of required PE courses)

11. New or Modified Courses 2014-2015 AP Art History AP Music Theory & Composition

12. Things to Keep in Mind... You must enroll in 6 credits to remain a full time student. We recommend taking 7 credits to allow for one study hall/lab a day. You must pass required classes. If you fail, you will retake them until they are successfully completed. When you have fulfilled the core area requirement, every course you take in that core area counts toward the elective requirement Be aware of prerequisites!

13. Juniors and Seniors interested in working – you must enroll in a co-op class (Marketing, Business Management, Culinary Arts) Use the 16 Career Clusters to help you make elective choices. Elective choices should allow you to pursue post-secondary and vocational goals. Register for semester one and semester two classes individually. LUHS Graduation Requirements do not meet college entrance requirements.

14. Counselors will be in social studies classes on TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, and THURSDAY (March 4 th, 5 th, and 6 th ) to facilitate online registration and answer any questions! This is when you will register for courses through Powerschool. Additional Questions? Stop in Student Services and schedule an appointment over the next few days!