2. MRS. KATIE PENNINGTON, PRINCIPAL MR. JIM SMITH, ASST. PRINCIPAL COUNSELORS JEFF POELSTRA (A-HA and T-Z) DEAN LAZOWSKI (HE-S) LISA PICCARD (As Assigned)

4. 4 Credits – Required English 9 or Honors English 9 English 9 or Honors English 9 English 10 or Honors English 10 English 10 or Honors English 10 English 11 or AP Literature English 11 or AP Literature English 12-Career Prep, English 12- College Prep, or AP Composition English 12-Career Prep, English 12- College Prep, or AP Composition

5. 3 Credits - Required BIOLOGY – 9 th Grade BIOLOGY – 9 th Grade Earth Science / Intro to Physics OR Intro to Earth Science / Chemistry – 10 th Grade Earth Science / Intro to Physics OR Intro to Earth Science / Chemistry – 10 th Grade Or Honors Earth Science (full year) *Teacher Recommendation Or Honors Earth Science (full year) *Teacher Recommendation CHEMISTRY OR PHYSICS (opposite of semester taken in 10 th grade) – 11 th Grade CHEMISTRY OR PHYSICS (opposite of semester taken in 10 th grade) – 11 th Grade Ex. 10 th grade – 1 sem of Earth Science, 1 sem of Chemistry Ex. 10 th grade – 1 sem of Earth Science, 1 sem of Chemistry 11 th grade – full year of Physics 11 th grade – full year of Physics

6. 3 Credits – Required WORLD HISTORY – 9 th WORLD HISTORY – 9 th U.S. HISTORY – 10 th U.S. HISTORY – 10 th GOVERNMENT & ECONOMICS – 11 th GOVERNMENT & ECONOMICS – 11 th AP U.S. History and AP Government also available AP U.S. History and AP Government also available

7. 4 CREDITS –Math is required all four years of high school. ALGEBRA ALGEBRA GEOMETRY GEOMETRY ALGEBRA II OR ALGEBRA IIA ALGEBRA II OR ALGEBRA IIA SENIOR YEAR SENIOR YEAR Algebra II B Algebra II B Advanced Algebra with Statistics I (.5 credit) Advanced Algebra with Statistics I (.5 credit) Advanced Algebra with Statistics II (.5 credit) Advanced Algebra with Statistics II (.5 credit) Accounting Accounting PRE-CALC PRE-CALC Drafting III OR IV Drafting III OR IV AP CALCULUS AP CALCULUS Personal Finance Personal Finance General Business – New Math Credit General Business – New Math Credit

8. 1 Credit – Required STUDENTS MUST COMPLETE 1 SEMESTER of HEALTH and 1 SEMESTER of PHYSICAL EDUCATION. STUDENTS MUST COMPLETE 1 SEMESTER of HEALTH and 1 SEMESTER of PHYSICAL EDUCATION.

9. VISUAL, PERFORMING, AND APPLIED ARTS ADV. PHOTOGRAPHY ADV. STUDIO ART ADV. THREE DIMENSIONAL ART APPLIED LANGUAGE ARTS-1st Sem. BASIC DRAFTING BEGINNING PHOTOGRAPHY CHORALE CONCERT BAND CREATIVE WRITING DEBATE DESIGN SOLUTIONS DRAFTING II DRAFTING III DRAFTING IV DRAWING AND PAINTING FILM AS LITERATURE FORENSICS INTRO TO ART HISTORY INTRO TO COMMUNICATIONS INTRO TO DRAMA ROBOTICS INTRO TO THREE-DIMENSIONAL ART INTRO TO TWO-DIMENSIONAL ART MARCHING BAND MUSIC APPRECIATION ORCHESTRA ROBOTICS 1 SALES & ADVERTISING SPEECH WEB PAGE DESIGN Students must complete 1 credit : 2 semesters. Consult the course offering guide for semester and year long classes.

10. All students are required to complete two credits of a World Language.

11. All courses outside of requirements are electives. All courses outside of requirements are electives. The typical 9 th grade schedule may allow for one elective: The typical 9 th grade schedule may allow for one elective: English 9 English 9 Math Math World History & Geography World History & Geography Biology Biology Health and Physical Education Health and Physical Education World Language or Elective World Language or Elective

12. The importance of planning

13. Related Topics PE: This requirement may be completed during our Summer School Program. Fees will apply for Summer School. PE: This requirement may be completed during our Summer School Program. Fees will apply for Summer School. PE Waiver. 2 Years of a school sponsored sport or two years of band with summer camp. Applications due to the MS Counseling office by May 18 PE Waiver. 2 Years of a school sponsored sport or two years of band with summer camp. Applications due to the MS Counseling office by May 18 KCTC – programs can meet some of the High School required credits. It is important to plan early with your child’s counselor (World Language and VPA) KCTC – programs can meet some of the High School required credits. It is important to plan early with your child’s counselor (World Language and VPA) NCAA Eligibility: It is important to complete core course work to play as a college freshman. www.eligibilitycenter.org NCAA Eligibility: It is important to complete core course work to play as a college freshman. www.eligibilitycenter.org Middle College / Davenport Univ. Information. Look for information during the 10 th grade year. Middle College / Davenport Univ. Information. Look for information during the 10 th grade year.

14. Career Cruising www.careercruising.com Login: kenowahills PW: Knights

15. Kent Career Technical Center Programs (most become available the 11 th grade year) 1 Year Programs2 Year Programs 3D Animation Applied Construction Accounting/Accounting Online Auto Collision Repair CNA (Certified Nursing Assistant) Auto Technology Exploring Health Careers Aviation Maintenance Graphic Communications Avionics Hospitality/Culinary Criminal Justice HSECA Diesel Technology Information Technology Engineering CAD/Site Design Mechatronics Entrepreneurship and Marketing Pharmacy Technician HVACR Rehabilitation Precision Machining Regional Theatre Arts Sustainable Agriscience

16. GRADE POINT AVERAGE GRADE POINT AVERAGE WEIGHTED GRADES WEIGHTED GRADES 22 CREDITS REQUIRED TO GRADUATE 22 CREDITS REQUIRED TO GRADUATE TRANSFER STUDENTS CREDITS TOWARD GRADUATION MAY DIFFER BASED ON PREVIOUS SCHOOLS ATTENDED TRANSFER STUDENTS CREDITS TOWARD GRADUATION MAY DIFFER BASED ON PREVIOUS SCHOOLS ATTENDED

17. COURSE SELECTION COURSE SELECTION 8 th Grade Feb 22, 23, and 24 8 th Grade Feb 22, 23, and 24 PARENT COPY PARENT COPY DROP/ADD PROCESS DROP/ADD PROCESS **New Kenowa Student Enrollment will be by appointment after February 25.** Register first with Andrea Kulhawik at 784-2511 Ext. 2226 Register first with Andrea Kulhawik at 784-2511 Ext. 2226 - Then call student services at 784-3604

18. Freshmen Orientation Freshmen Orientation Parent Orientation Parent Orientation

19. Kenowa Hills High School Kenowa Hills High School Student Services Student Services

20. The Student Services Website contains a copy of the Course Description Guide and other valuable information. Go to the www.KHPS.orgGo to the www.KHPS.orgwww.KHPS.org Choose the High School Go under Programs and Choose Student Services Or www.goo.gl/FVDtK9

21. Online Registration www.khps.orgwww.khps.org (Click on Registration) or gateway.khps.org www.khps.org Once you have completed the online registration process, please contact our District Registrar, Andrea Kulhawik, at 784-2511 extension 2226

22. Online Registration (continued) Please be prepared with the birth certificate, immunization record and proof of residency to complete the enrollment process. If your child has a current IEP or 504 Plan, we will need a copy of the documentation. Please be prepared with the birth certificate, immunization record and proof of residency to complete the enrollment process. If your child has a current IEP or 504 Plan, we will need a copy of the documentation.

23. CURRENT KENOWA STUDENTS NEW STUDENTS TO KENOWA HILLS

24. Kenowa Hills High School784-2400 Kim VanOeveren, SecretaryKVanOeveren@khps.org Ext. 8218 Jeff Poelstra (A-Ha and T-Z)jpoelstra@khps.orgExt. 8214 Dean Lazowski (He-S)dlazowski@khps.orgExt. 8212 Lisa Piccard (As Assigned)lpiccard@khps.orgExt. 8213