Senior Year Scheduling

Senior Year Scheduling

DIRECTIONS: Counselors will meet with students during their American History class to complete their schedule online during the week of February 22 – 26. COMPLETE THIS FORM PRIOR TO THIS MEETING! Students should bring this completed form with them on that day. Students should see their current teacher for the highlighted areas to determine level/course recommendations. Any of the courses with an * on the “Course Electives” listing on the back of this worksheet need teacher approval. Some courses require a pre-requisite course, please refer to the Course Description Catalog online for this information. Students cannot have more than one Study Hall during a school day; therefore the maximum number of “Study Hall” semesters that can be chosen is 2.

GRADUATION REQUIRMENTS: Religion = 4 credits (9,10,11,12) English = 4 credits (9,10,11,12) Math = 3 credits (9,10,11,12) Science = 3 credits 1 must be Biology (9,10,11,12) World Cultures = 1 credit (10) American History = 1 credit (11) American Government/Economics = 1 credit (12) Physical Education = ½ credit OR Athletic/Marching Band Waiver (9,10,11,12) Health = ½ credit (9,10,11,12) Computer Elective = ½ credit (9,10,11,12) Fine Arts = 1 credit (9)

Level Names G General Academics CP2 College Preparatory 2 CP1 College Preparatory 1 ACP Advanced College Preparatory H Honors AP Advanced Placement

FY = Full Year Courses SEM = Semester Courses Course description catalog available online on the Elder Guidance website and a limited number of booklets will be available in the Guidance Office.

Religion Electives: (Please list your top 2) Social Justice SEM – RELIGION Lifestyles N/A Religion Electives: (Please list your top 2) Social Justice Death to Life Comparative Religions Human Sexuality Community Service

2. FY – ENGLISH English 4 G CP2 CP1 ACP H AP Teacher Approval Here

American Government 3. FY – SOCIAL STUDIES Economics CP2 CP1 ACP H AP Economics Teacher Approval Here

Algebra I/ Geometry Part 2 or 3 Algebra I Geometry/ Trigonometry 4. FY – MATHEMATICS or FY/SEM – ELECTIVE(S) G CP2 CP1 ACP H AP Teacher Approval Here Pre Calculus High School Calculus AP College Calculus I AP College Calculus II Analytical Geom. (Sem.) Trigonometry (Sem.) Basic Math 4 Algebra I/ Geometry Part 2 or 3 Algebra I Geometry/ Trigonometry Algebra II

Environmental Earth Science (CP2) – Semester (0.5 Credit) FY – SCIENCE or FY/SEM – ELECTIVE(S) G CP2 CP1 ACP H AP Teacher Approval Here Biology College Biology Chemistry (CP1/ ACP/ H) Physics (CP1/ ACP/ H) Physiology (CP2/ ACP) AP Physics AP Chemistry Environmental Earth Science (CP2) – Semester (0.5 Credit) Astronomy – Semester (0.5 credit)

6. FY/SEM – ELECTIVE(S) G CP2 CP1 ACP H AP Teacher Approval Here 7. FY/SEM – ELECTIVE(S) G CP2 CP1 ACP H AP Teacher Approval Here

The Complete Schedule A completed schedule is one that has a full 7 class period day. Students can only take 1 full credit worth of Study Hall per year If you are going to sign-up for a class offered at Seton, please add an Elder course back-up

Double Check Your Credits Are you on pace to earn 22 credits in order to graduate? Did you complete your ½ credit in Health? Did you fulfill your ½ credit in Computer Science? Do you have 1 credit in the Fine Arts? Do you have 3 credits in science? Including Biology? (Intro to Engineering is NOT a Science)

Students are encouraged to take the most challenging schedule possible at the levels recommended to you by your current teachers!

The Electives Those classes marked with an “*” require teacher approval Course descriptions can be found by using the Guidance website and using the link titled, “Scheduling Info” www.elderhs.net/guidanceweb/index.htm

Be sure to have a parent sign a copy of your proposed schedule, prior to your “Scheduling On-Line Day” GRADUATION REQUIRMENTS: Religion = 4 credits (9,10,11,12) English = 4 credits (9,10,11,12) Math = 3 credits (9,10,11,12) Science = 3 credits 1 must be Biology (9,10,11,12) World Cultures = 1 credit (10) American History = 1 credit (11) American Government/Economics = 1 credit (12) Physical Education = ½ credit OR Athletic/Marching Band Waiver (9,10,11,12) Health = ½ credit (9,10,11,12) Computer Elective = ½ credit (9,10,11,12) Fine Arts = 1 credit (9) FY = Full Year Courses SEM = Semester Courses Course description catalog available online on the Elder Guidance website and a limited number of booklets will be available in the Guidance Office. PARENT SIGNATURE