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1 SCHEDULING CLASSES FOR NEXT YEAR
WELCOME! Please take out a pen and put your name, student I.D. number and date on your credit worksheet. Your credit worksheet will be collected and used for your attendance today!

2 GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS:
4 English credits 4 Math credits 3 Science credits 3 Social Studies credits (minimum ½ government) ½ credit of Computer Science ½ credit of Health ½ credit of Physical Education 1 credit of a Visual/Performing Art Financial Literacy Requirement 4 ½ credits of Additional Courses minimum of 21 credits

3 We will answer all questions at the end of the program.
This is a WORKSHEET. Write your name and ID We expect uncertainty on your part. Please speak to your teachers about the appropriate classes you should be taking next year. We will answer all questions at the end of the program.

4 English options (4 credits)
Classics to Contemporary Literature required senior year! Course options: English 9 or Honors English 9 English 10 or Honors English 10 English 11 or AP English Language & Composition or AP English Literature & Composition or Writings in American Lit. (CCP) (1) Classics to Contemporary Lit (½) (Senior year only) + Additional English Electives: Journalism 1/Newspaper Production (½) Journalism/Newspaper 2, 3 (1 credit) Speech (½) Science Fiction (½) Senior Literature (½) Yearbook (1) Writings in World Lit. (CCP) (1) New Dimensions (1) ENG Service Learning (1) ENG Drama as Literature (½) The Short Story (½) The Horror Genre (½)

5 Math options (4 credits)
Possible Pathways & Course Options: Algebra (1) → Geometry (1) → Algebra 2 (1) → Trigonometry (½) Pre-calculus (½) College Algebra (½) Contemporary Math (½) Data Analysis & Statistics (½) AP Statistics (1) Geometry (1) → Honors Algebra 2 (1) → Honors Pre-calculus (1) → AP Calculus AB (1) AP Calculus BC (1)

6 Science options (3 credits)
Must include: 1 Physical Science (Physical Science, Chem, or Physics) & 1 Biology! * Please note some courses have pre-requisites Course options: Physical Science (1) Biology (1) or Honors Biology (1) Chemistry (1) or Honors Chemistry (1) Physics (1), AP Physics 1 (1), AP Physics 2 (1) and AP Physics C (1) Additional Science Electives: AP Biology (1) AP Chemistry (1) Ecology (1) AP Environmental Science (1) Anatomy/Physiology (1) Survey of Organic (½) Organic- Reactions/ Mechanisms (½) Forensic Science (½) Marine Biology (½)

7 Social Studies options (3 credits)
Must include: 1 U.S. History, 1 World History, ½ U.S. Government! Course options: US History (1) or Honors US History (1) World History (1) or Honors World History (1) U.S. Government (½) or AP U.S. Government (1) Additional Social Studies Electives: Social Psychology (½) Examining Race: An American Study (½) Eastern Civilizations (½) United States Military History (½) New Dimensions (1) SOC Service Learning (1) SOC Ancient Western Civilization (½) AP U.S. History (1) AP European History (1) AP Psychology (1) AP Economics (Micro & Macro) (1) Criminology (½) Sociology (½)

8 World Language Options
Latin 1, 2, 3, AP French 1, 2, 3, Honors 4, AP Spanish 1, 2, 3, Honors 4, AP German 1, 2, 3, Honors 4, AP Mandarin Chinese 1, 2, 3, Honors 4, AP American Sign Language 1, 2, 3, 4

9 Fine Arts (Part of Visual/Performing Arts - 1 credit)
Art 1 **Pre-Requisite for all Art classes** (½) Ceramics (½), Creative Crafts (½), Mixed Media w/ Drawing & Design (½), Advanced Drawing (½), Creative Painting (½), Advanced Painting (½), Advanced Art 1 (1) AP Studio Art (1) Band (1), Orchestra (1), Choir (1), Music Creation (½), Tonal Tendencies (½), Musical Theatre (½), Advanced Musical Theatre (½), AP Music Theory (1) Graphics 1 (½), Graphics 2 (½), Advanced Graphics (½) Digital Photo 1 (½), 2 (½), Advanced Photo (½) Industrial Design 1 (½), 2 (½) (*Previously Woods 1 & 2)

10 Computer Science (1/2 credit)
Integrated Computer Applications (½) Multimedia Technology (½) Web Design and Programming (½) Computer Science 1 (½) Business Essentials (½) Music Creations (½) Designing Mobile Applications (½) AP Computer Science A (1) AP Computer Science Principles (1) Digital Video Production 1 (½) Advanced Digital Video Production (½)

11 Applied Arts Business (½)
Business Essentials , Entrepreneurship CCP, Accounting Principles Family + Consumer Sciences (½) Transitions & Careers, Culinary Fundamentals, Personal Financial Management, Child Development, Interior Design: Furnishings & Management Technology (½) Advanced Woods Technology 3 Engineer Drawing 1

12 Physical Education & Health
Foundations of PE (¼) AND PE Elective (¼) Personal Safety + Fitness Competitive Team Sports Individual + Dual Sports Personalized Strength Training Strength, Speed, Agility, & Quickness Current Trends in Strength Training

13 Financial Literacy Classes that will meet Financial Literacy requirement: Business Essentials Transitions & Careers Personal Financial Management Integrated Computer Applications AP Economics

14 Peer Collaboration Prerequisite: None Grade: Graded: S/U Credit: .5/1.0 Time Frame: Semester or Year The Peer Collaboration elective course (.5 credits per semester) provides students with the opportunity to acquire and enhance their development of 21st Century Skills such as leadership, problem solving, critical thinking, communication, and collaboration. Peer Collaborators will support other students in various school environments with the primary role of assisting their peers in understanding content, helping them to complete assignments, providing a social partner and serving as a role model. Students will be required to participate in training sessions and to document participation in the program through journaling.

15 Honors Diploma 7 of these 8 English: 4 credits Math: 4 credits
Science: 4 credits (must have Chemistry & Physics) Social Studies: 4 credits Language: 3 of the same language or 2+2 Visual/Performing Arts: 1 credit GPA = 3.5 or above ACT = 27 or SAT = 1210 7 of these 8

16 Online Scheduling From Home
You can schedule online using Home Access Center (HAC) between: Monday, February 6 - Friday, February 10 Directions for HAC online scheduling will be posted to the guidance website on Monday, February 6th

17 Credit Worksheet Pass the WHITE sheet to your left. Handing this in counts as your attendance.


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