Shadle Park High School Online Registration

New Registration Process Online with your parents/guardians at home If you cannot complete this process online, there are alternative options Complete a hard copy of registration (must have parent signature) Choose course requests at SLC’s in February Registration will be open for the 2017-18 school year from January 9-27

Graduation Requirements All students are required to have 22 credits to graduate from Shadle Park High School. In addition, all students must pass State Assessments in English, Math and Science (specific for each graduating class). All students must have successfully completed Washington State History in Middle School. All students must complete a High School and Beyond Plan.

Graduation Requirements Subject Area Requirement 4-year WA State Public College Admission Requirements English 4.0 History 3.0 Math Science Fitness 1.5 Health 0.5 CTE 1.0 Art World Language 2.0 Electives 5.0 Total 22.0 24.0

State Assessments Subject Class of 2017-18 Class of 2019 and beyond English English Language Smarter Balance Assessment (SBAC) Will be completed in Spring of Sophomore Year Math Algebra EOC or Geometry EOC or Math Smarter Balance Assessment (SBAC) Science Biology EOC

Transcript Evaluation Use you transcript to make informed decisions when selecting courses for the upcoming school year Information will include: credits earned, course titles and state assessment details.

Transcript Evaluation

Course offerings English History Math Science Fitness/Health Fine Arts CTE Foreign Language

English English is required all 4 years of high school Speak with your current English teacher for placement recommendations 10th Grade English 10 or English 10 honors 11th Grade English 11 or AP English Language and Composition 12th Grade AP English Literature and Composition *Writing about Film Creative Writing * Bridge to College English Mythology

Math 3 credit required for graduation (Algebra and Geometry) Many pathways for math Intermediate Math Algebra 2/ Algebra 2 Honors Pre-Calculus/Pre-Calculus Honors AP Calculus AB AP Calculus BC Statistics/AP Statistics Bridge to College Math Connect with your current math teacher for more guidance

Science 3 credits required for graduation Biology Chemistry Anatomy and Physiology Environmental Chemistry Physics AP Physics AP Biology AP Chemistry AP Environmental Science Outdoor Living

Social Studies 3 credits required for graduation 10th – World History or AP World History 11th – US History or AP US History 12th – CWA/Civics or AP US Government/AP Comparative Government Electives AP Human Geography AP Seminar Capstone AP Research Capstone AP Psychology Psychology

Fitness and Health 2 credits total required for graduation After completing Health OR Health Science Careers and Intro to Fitness you will complete one additional year of Fitness Lifetime Fitness Foods and Fitness Electives Lifetime Fitness Advanced Advanced Conditioning Advanced Conditioning (women’s only)

Fine Arts Visual Arts Performing Arts Drawing, sculpting, painting Intermediate/Advanced drawing and Painting Ceramics Jewelry and Small Sculpture Digital Photography Advanced digital photography AP Studio Art (portfolio suggested Drawing 2D, 3D portfolio options) Band and Jazz Band Percussion Ensemble Orchestra (Chamber/Concert) Drama/Advanced Drama Guitar Lab Choir Jazz, Intermediate, Advanced Precision Dance (tryouts required)

Career and Technical Education (CTE) Culinary and Hospitality Foods & Nutrition/ International Foods Pro Start (Culinary Arts) Foods and Fitness Marketing Worksite Experience Health and Human Services Health Science Careers Early Childhood Education Careers in Education/Teaching Academy Sports Medicine/Advanced Sports Medicine

Career and Technical Education (CTE) Business and Marketing Marketing and Economics 1&2 (first year) Marketing and Economics 3&4 (second year) Marketing Management (Store) Independent Business Project (third year) Applied Technology Mfg/Material Proc: Woods & Comp Technology (Advanced options) Mfg/Material Proc: Metals & Technology (Advanced options) Auto Mechanics Technology/Advanced Auto Mechanics and Technology Aerospace and Engineering Year 1 & 2 Jewelry and Small Sculpture

Career and Technical Education (CTE) Technology and Design Exploring Computer Science AP Computer Science Web Design Digital Photography/Advanced Digital Photography Yearbook Horticulture Year 1&2/ Horticulture Workshop Stagecraft

Foreign Language 2 consecutive years of foreign language are required for 4 year college admissions Some institutions require 3-4 years of language. Options at Shadle include: Spanish French Japanese

Alternative Electives AVID Advancement Via Individual Determination College readiness program designed to help students develop the skills they need to be successful in college. Places special emphasis on growing writing, critical thinking, teamwork, organization and reading skills Leadership Building relationships while putting others ahead of oneself. Open to all students Application required

Credit Retrieval Options iCAN Offered at your home high school Summer School Schedule a meeting with your counselor to sign-up On Track Academy Requires a separate application

Alternative Programs Spokane Virtual Learning Skills Center Online classes Requires a separate application Skills Center Part time program Running Start Attend college classes while still earning High School credit Requires a separate application process

Next Steps Attend course fair Take registration packets home and discuss with your parents/guardians Access school website to select course requests for 2017-18 school year Link? Counselors are available before/after school and during lunch to answer follow up questions Talk to you current teacher/case managers for class recommendations for next year