1. Welcome to Goodland High School Pre-Enrollment 2010 - 2011

2. USD 352 Graduation Requirements 4 credits English 3 credits Math 3 credits Science 3 credits Social Studies 1 credit PE/Health 1 credit Computer Technology 1 credit Fine Arts 9 Electives = 24 Total Credits Class of 2012 +

3. USD 352 Graduation Requirements 4 credits English 3 credits Math 3 credits Science 3 credits Social Studies 1 credit PE/Health 1 credit Computer Technology 1 credit Fine Arts 10 Electives = 25 Total Credits Class of 2011

4. English  Graduation requirements - 4 credits Freshman = English I Sophomore = English II Junior = English III  12th - English IV or  Composition I & Composition II (College English 101 and 102)  Dual Credit Option

5. Math Graduation requirements - 3 credits Course placement is based on assessments past performance teacher recommendation Course placement is based on assessments past performance teacher recommendation

6. Math Graduation requirements - 3 credits Math Matters I (Instructor Permission) Algebra I Algebra II Geometry Applied Math I Advanced Math Courses: Pre-Calculus / Trigonometry (College Algebra - dual credit option) Calculus (senior level) - dual credit option Math Matters I (Instructor Permission) Algebra I Algebra II Geometry Applied Math I Advanced Math Courses: Pre-Calculus / Trigonometry (College Algebra - dual credit option) Calculus (senior level) - dual credit option

7. ~~~ Trig/Pre-Calc = 22 on math & 18 on reading ~~~ English Comp I & II = 18 on writing and 18 on reading Compass Test -- can take only 2 times Begin taking in Apr - June of Soph Yr ACT Requirements for Dual Credit Classes

8. Science 3 credits required for graduation  Earth Science I (EPSCI)  EPSCI II  Biology I  Biology II  Chemistry I  Chemistry II (dual credit)  Physics (KBOR Scholar)  Earth Science I (EPSCI)  EPSCI II  Biology I  Biology II  Chemistry I  Chemistry II (dual credit)  Physics (KBOR Scholar)

9. PE/Health  PE/Health ~ required course ~Probably was taken your Freshman year  Elective PE Courses  Advanced PE  Lifetime Weightlifting  Strength Training  Body Toning  Zero Hour Weightlifting (.5 credit)  PE/Health ~ required course ~Probably was taken your Freshman year  Elective PE Courses  Advanced PE  Lifetime Weightlifting  Strength Training  Body Toning  Zero Hour Weightlifting (.5 credit)

10. Computer Technology Required Computer Applications or Advanced Computer Applications Subsequent Classes 21st Century Skills (Seniors - Advanced Computer Applications) Advanced Computer Applications

11. Social Studies 3 credits required for graduation Social Studies Requirements: 1 credit of World History* or World Geography 1 credit American History (Junior).5 credits American Government (Senior).5 Credit of Psychology, Sociology, Current Social Issues, or Econ in Marketing

12. Fine Arts 1 Credit required for graduation Art classes –Art I, Art 2, Advanced Art, Graphic Art Music classes –Music Appreciation –Music Theory –Instrumental Music Band Jazz Band (Zero Hour @.5 credit) –Vocal Music Black & Gold Choir Mixed Chorale X-Pressos

13. ELECTIVES German German II Pending arrangements Spanish Spanish I Spanish II Spanish III Spanish IV FOREIGN LANGUAGES

14. Electives LANGUAGE ARTS Speech - pending (Junior/Senior) Yearbook - by application (Sophomore,Junior,Senior)

15. Electives Business/Marketing Classes –Accounting I, II –Applications of Accounting –Starting you own Retail Business/Preparing for the World of Work –Selling Dynamics –Economics in Marketing/Creative Marketing –Computers in Marketing/Marketing Careers –Marketing Education Work Experience

16. Electives FACS Classes –(1) Family & Consumer Science -- FACS (Introduction to Human Services) –(.5) Career & Life Planning (Career & Community Connections) (.5) Youth and Community Leadership –(.5) Nutrition & Wellness -- (.5) Nutrition & Meal Preparation (Nutrition & Culinary Arts) –Balancing Career & Family (Family Studies) (.5) Interior & Fashion Design –(.5) Financial Fitness (Consumer Education) –(.5) Parenting (Human Growth & Development I) (.5) Human Growth & Development II

17. Electives Applied Technology Classes –Investigations in Technology (Introduction to Industrial Technology) –Engineering & Design (General Drafting) –Engineering Principles (Drafting CAD) –Engineering Research & Development (Architectural Design) –Advanced Studies in Architecture –Interior Design IIB –Cabinet Making I (Furniture/Cabinetmaking) –Cabinet Making II (Furniture/Cabinetmaking) –Cabinet Making III (Furniture/Cabinetmaking)

18. 3 Ways of Gaining Admission to a Regents University Achieve ACT composite of 21 or above Rank in top 1/3 of high school’s graduating class Complete Qualified Admissions Pre- college curriculum with a 2.0 GPA (KS school)

19. Kansas Board of Regents Qualified Admissions for College English - 4 credits Science - 3 credits Math - 3 credits (may change to 4) one course must be taken senior year JH Algebra I does not count Social Sciences - 3 credits Foreign Language ~recommended, not required

20. Kansas Board of Regents Scholars Curriculum 4 English 3 Science - Biology, Chemistry, & Physics 4 Math - Algebra I, Geometry, Algebra II + Trigonometry/Pre-Calculus or Calculus 3 Social Studies 2 Foreign Language (same language)

21. Career Pathways  Interest Inventory  Skills Inventory  Plan of Coursework  Website  Interest Inventory  Skills Inventory  Plan of Coursework  Website wwwkansascareerpipeline.org.

22. Northwest Kansas Technical College Goodland High School Options  Part-time Junior & Senior years  Part-time Senior year  Full-time Senior year Interested? Contact the counselor ~ Mrs. Farris - Partida (Nancy) or Mrs. Gregory  Part-time Junior & Senior years  Part-time Senior year  Full-time Senior year Interested? Contact the counselor ~ Mrs. Farris - Partida (Nancy) or Mrs. Gregory

23. Transcript & Credit Check Mailed to parents of all current 9th, 10th, 11th Grade Students at GHS

24. Web Sites USD 352 Goodland District Website: –http://www.usd352.orghttp://www.usd352.org Goodland High School tab –School Information »Enrollment Information PowerSchool: –Green button on right side of district website or –http://powerschool.usd352.k12.ks.ushttp://powerschool.usd352.k12.ks.us Calendar –First button on right side of district website or –http://www.highschoolsports.net

25. To Enroll:  Log on to PowerSchool  Go to ‘Class Registration’  Choose classes from drop-down menus Fill in 7 Classes Must choose 1 Alternate class “Submit”