1. Administration Counseling Principal Michele LorenzoDenise Lamora: 9 th & 10 th VP Chuck Whitaker A-LRosalie Luttrell: A-L, 11 th -12 th & AVID VP Cliff Kelly M-ZJill Newman: M-Z, 11 th -12 th & SCORE Welcome to Casa Roble High School. We are so happy you are becoming a RAM!

2. 1. Brief presentation 2. Review registration form & A-G list 3. Select 5 required grade level courses 4. Select 2-3 elective courses 5. Select 4 alternative courses 6. Leave your Course Request form with us (a counselor, teacher, or administrator)

3. Under the “College & Career” tab Then click the “Course Catalog” link Descriptions of courses offered Recommended grade levels Number of grading periods Prerequisites A-G qualified classes Sequencing of courses http://www.sanjuan.edu/schools/casaroble

4. Course descriptions are also on the back of your Course Request form

5.  English: 4 years  Math: (Integr. Math 1) or higher & 1 more year (2 yrs total)  Visual & Performing Arts: 1 year  P.E.: 2 years  Science: 2 years (1 physical and 1 life science)  American Government: 1 semester (paired with SS elective)  US History: 1 year  World History: 1 year  Social Studies: 1 semester (paired with Amer. Government)  Health: 1 semester  Economics: 1 semester (paired with public speaking)  Senior project  Community service: 10 credit class or 60 hours

6.  8 Total Classes per Year  4 Classes in the Fall/ 4 Classes in the Spring  Exceptions are yearlong classes: ROTC, AVID, IM1 with Support, & AP Calc AB/BC  Computer determines the order of classes  Students may sequence World Language and Math, 2 classes a year  Students will get more academic electives over the course of their 4 years on a block schedule

7. Passing 3 years with a C- or better will also count for your World Language graduation requirement from any CSU university! A senior math class is HIGHLY recommended by ALL colleges & universities.

8. 40 credits required for graduation *Prerequisite: Meet district criteria and/or approval after review of transcripts, assessment scores, teacher recommendations, and grades.

10. 10 credits Physical Science & 10 credits Life Science required for graduation

12.  Integrated Math 1 (18 weeks)  Integrated Math 1 with Support (36 weeks)  1 year long  10 credits of math, 10 credits of elective  Integrated Math 2  Integrated Math 3  Pre-Calculus  AP Statistics  AP Calculus A/B  AP Calculus B/C 20 credits required for graduation

16.  Health (9 weeks) with  Life Management (9 weeks)  Health (9 weeks) with  Sports Medicine/  Career Exploration* (9 weeks) * Application required 5 credits of Health required for graduation

20. A-G Electives  Newspaper (Fall/Spring)*  Yearbook (Fall/Spring)* Non A-G Electives  Film and Literature  Radio/TV (Fall/Spring)*  Women in History  Women in Literature * Instructor approval required

21. World Language is required for admission into most universities. A 3 rd year of a high school World Language meets CSU’s graduation requirements for college graduation!

22.  Drama 1  Beginning Ceramics  “Glee” Choir  Beginning Drawing/Painting  Art Studio  Digital Photo 1

23. Career Tech  Intro to Agriculture (Farm to Fork) 1  Agriculture Science (Farm to Fork) 2  Agricultural Mechanics (Welding)  Floral Design  Foods/Nutrition 1  Foods/Nutrition 2  Fine Woodworking 1  Fine Woodworking 2

25. OTHER  AVID (Preapproval Required)  Student Government ( By Election )

26. R.O.T.C. Zero Period Drill Teams  Zero Period Drill Teams  R.O.T.C. 1 (Fall)  R.O.T.C. 1 (Spring) Aerospace Science & Leadership 36 weeks/1 year long

27. You MUST list 4 different alternatives.

28.  Receive mailer in July with details about schedule pickup and the first day of school  August 12- Schedule pickup  August 18- First day of school