1. GRASP

2. DSTP MARCH 11 TH & 12 TH – MATH MARCH 16 TH & 17 TH – READING MARCH 19 TH & 20 TH – WRITING SENIORS REPORT TO SCHOOL FOR 5 TH PERIOD DAILY SCHEDULE TO BE ANNOUNCED

3. AP AP SIMULATION SIGN UPS SEAFORD HIGH SCHOOL SATURDAY MARCH 7 TH 9:00-12:00 (ONLY ONE SIMULATION CAN BE TAKEN)

4. AP EXAM REGISTRATION- –SEE MS. TULL TO REGISTER COST $85 / EXAM –REGISTRATION DEADLINE END OF MARCH –CHECK WITH TEACHER OR AP WEBSITE FOR TEST DATES AND LOCATIONS

5. SCHEDULING COURSE SELECTION ASSEMBLY DURING YOUR LANGUAGE ARTS CLASS NEXT WEEK THINK ABOUT DEFINING YOUR CAREER PATHWAY IT NOT PREVIOUSLY DONE PLAN ON RETAKING CLASSES YOU MIGHT NOT PASS THIS YEAR

6. NEW COURSE OFFERING ELECTIVES NOT SCIENCE CREDITS –PLANT AND HORTICULTURE SCIENCE –TURF GRASS MANAGEMENT II

7. Credits Required for Graduation 2008 2010 2008 2010 Traditional Academic English/Language Arts 4 4 Social Studies 3 3 Mathematics 3 4 Science 3 3 Computer Literacy Computer Literacy 1 0 Supporting Coursework Physical education 1 1 Health.5.5 Career Pathways; Academic, Visual and Performing Arts, Foreign Language or Vocational-Technical Education Program 3 3 Additional Academic Coursework Additional Academic, Visual and Performing Arts, Foreign Language and/or Vocational Technical Education Program (includes Junior ROTC as an option) 3.5 3.5 TOTAL 22 22 1Computer Literacy. These skills may be learned in a formal course or may be gained through an approved independent study program. 2Career Pathways and Additional Academic Coursework. A “career pathway” is a planned program of sequenced or specialized courses designed to develop knowledge and skills in a particular career area. Students may these credits to pursue individual academic interests. The credits in these two categories will eventually replace the elective credits.

8. FAMILY AWARENESS NIGHT