1. BARTLETT HIGH SCHOOL 10 TH GRADE REGISTRATION

2.  Pick classes for sophomore year!  Pick the right classes that match up with what you took as a freshman  Pick what you need to graduate OBJECTIVES

3.  Pick up honors contracts if you plan on taking ANY honors classes next year  Honors contracts must be signed by your current teacher to take honors next year  Pick up Yearbook applications if you are interested (Journalism, Film & TV focus elective area)  Pick up Early Childhood Education applications if you are interested (Human Services focus elective area) REMINDERS

4.  You cannot take a class again…for example, if you took Guitar I, you must go to Guitar II (Exceptions include choir, band)  Please fill out all alternative spots and take this seriously!  Mrs. Tasha Isaac will be your counselor next year REMINDERS

5. GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS

6.  Standard  Honors (teacher recommendation)  4 credits of English are required for graduation.  Must pass English each year to be promoted to the following grade.  If you do not pass both semesters of English 9 you need to register for summer school!! ENGLISH

7.  Algebra 1A  Algebra 1B  Algebra  Geometry  Geometry  Algebra II  4 years of Math (during high school) are required for graduation.  If you do not pass both semesters of Math you need to register for summer school!!! MATH

8.  Biology A  Biology B  Physical Science  Biology  Biology  Chemistry  Students are required to take 3 Science credits (during high school) for graduation. SCIENCE

9.  French I, II (Honors)  German I, II (Honors)  Latin I, II (Honors)  Spanish I, II, III (Honors)  2 credits of the same foreign language (during high school) are required for graduation.  If you are currently in the first year of a foreign language you should sign up to take the second year.  If you are currently in the second year of a foreign language you should sign up to take the third year. FOREIGN LANGUAGE

10.  Recreational Games  1.5 credits are required for health and PE.  Everyone must take Recreational Games as a Sophomore unless you turn in an alternative credit P.E. form your freshman year. ***Check list of forms (Sports, Pom/Cheer, Marching Band) .5 Personal Finance is required for graduation. This course may be taken during your Sophomore or Junior year. WELLNESS/PERSONAL FINANCE

11.  1 credit in a fine art is required for graduation. If you are not currently in a fine arts class you must select one to take your sophomore year.  Art I, II, III (Honors)  Mixed Chorus, Concert Choir, Chamber Choir Honors, Women’s Choir Honors, Show-Jazz Choir Honors  Intermediate Band Honors, Varsity Band Honors  Intro to Communication  Forensic Debate  Intro to Theatre, Advanced Acting  Theater Production Workshop  Guitar I, II  Intro to Film and Video, Film and Video II  Strings  Orchestra FINE ARTS

12.  World History & Geography  Standard  Honors  If you took World History & Geography freshman year, you will not take history until junior year  3 credits of Social Studies are required for graduation. If you are not currently taking World History & Geography you must sign up to take it as a Sophomore. SOCIAL STUDIES

13.  Students must have 3 elective credits in 1 focus area.  Math & Science  Health  Fine Arts  Arts, Audio/Visual Tech & Communications  Humanities & Liberal Arts  Journalism, Film & TV  Marketing, Sales, & Service  Business Finance  Information Technology  Criminal Justice  International Business  Human Services  Transportation, Distributions & Logistics  Advanced Manufacturing  Hospitality & Tourism  Science, Technology, Engineering & Math FOCUS ELECTIVES

14.  Explore Interests  Increase School Involvement  Volunteer  Work on your GPA  Explore Career Options  Research Colleges and Scholarships  Find Summer Enrichment Activities that Interest You FRESHMAN CHECKLIST

15.  Occupational Outlook Handbook  http://www.bls.gov/ooh/  Educational Requirements  Average Salary  Job Outlook  Similar Occupations  College View Website  http://www.collegeview.com  Find Colleges That Offer Your Major  Identify Admission Requirements for Schools of Interest RESEARCH CAREERS AND COLLEGES