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Course Selection Mrs. Haupt- MHS 9 th Grade Counselor Mrs. Statham- AHS 9 th Grade Counselor.

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1 Course Selection 2016-2017 Mrs. Haupt- MHS 9 th Grade Counselor Mrs. Statham- AHS 9 th Grade Counselor

2 The Scheduling Process Today- receive Course Selection Sheet & Course Catalogue to take home and review with parents HS Counselors return to review course selections with students individually: – Redding MS- Wednesday, April 13th – Waters MS- Thursday, April 14 th & Friday, April 15 th (AHS only) – Meredith MS- Monday, April 18 th

3 Students attending a different school If you know you will not be attending AHS/MHS next year, we still need you to complete a course request form. We will keep your course request form until we receive notification from the new school you will be attending.

4 Graduation Requirements CourseUnits of Credit English4 Mathematics4 Social Studies3 Science3 World Languages2 Career Pathway3 Electives3.5 Physical Education1 Health0.5 Senior Project0.5 Student Success Plan0.5 *This is the minimum # of credits required. Your pathway will determine the # of credits needed to graduate.

5 Promotion/Retention Requirements In order to be promoted to 10 th grade: – Students must take a full schedule in 9 th grade (8 credits) – Students must earn 5 credits: 4 of which must be English, math, science and social studies – Students who do not meet these criteria will be scheduled into appropriate courses the next year/semester *Students must pass all 9 th grade core classes & 1 elective to be eligible to take Drivers Education in 10 th grade*

6 World Languages American Sign Language Chinese French Japanese Spanish Italian (MHS)

7 Career Pathway A planned program of sequenced or specialized courses designed to develop knowledge and skills in a particular career area A minimum of 3 credits in a Career Pathway are required for graduation. Most pathways require 4 or 5 credits. Specific pathway requirements are listed in the course catalogue

8 Schools & Pathways The School of Agriculture & Natural Resources – Animal Sciences Pathway – Natural Resources & Environmental Sciences Pathway – Plant & Horticultural Sciences Pathway The School of Business & Economics – NAF Academy of Finance Pathway The School of Culinary Arts & Hospitality – Culinary Arts & Hospitality Management Pathway The School of Education & Human Studies – Early Childhood Education Pathway

9 Schools & Pathways The School of Language, Literature, & Human Development – English Language Arts Pathway – Humanities Pathway – World Language & International Studies Pathway The School of Military & Civic Leadership – Life-Centered Career Education Pathway – Jobs for Delaware Graduates Pathway – Junior Reserves Officer Training Pathway

10 Schools & Pathways The School of Performing & Design Arts – Graphic Design Pathway – Music Pathway – Photography Pathway – Textiles & Clothing Pathway – Theatre Arts Pathway – Visual Arts Pathway The School of Science, Technology, Engineering & Math – Computer Sciences Pathway – Forensics Pathway – Mathematics Pathway – Project Lead the Way Engineering Pathway – Science Pathway

11 Block Scheduling Students will have four 90-minute periods per semester. Each period is a “block” All courses except Chorus, Orchestra, and Band will be offered in a 90 minute block period for one semester Chorus, Orchestra, and Band will be offered all year, every other day Students enrolled in Chorus, Orchestra or Band must take Health & Physical Education

12 Course Level Offerings College Preparatory Courses (CP) – 9 th - 12 th grade Honors Courses – 9 th – 12 th grade Advanced Placement (AP) – 10 th – 12 th grade – Students interested in taking an AP course in 10 th grade need to inform the counselor during his/her scheduling meeting

13 Math Sequencing Students in 8 th grade math will take Integrated Math I in 9 th grade. Students in Advanced Math (Integrated Math I) in 8 th grade will take Integrated Math II (CP or Honors) in 9 th grade. Students can “double up” on math courses (Int. Math II Honors & Int. Math III Honors) in 9 th grade, but you are required to take a math course all 4 years of high school.

14 Sample Schedule First Semester MP1 & MP2 Second Semester MP3 & MP4 Integrated Math I CPEarth/Physical Sci CP Spanish IWorld Studies Honors English I HonorsHealth/Physical Ed. Animal Science IExploring Computer Science

15 Course Selection Choose your courses wisely Talk to your current teachers – What level do they recommend for you? Talk to your parents/guardians – What do they recommend and support? Talk to your counselors – What do they advise for you?

16 Course Selections- # of Courses to Circle You will circle a total 8 courses: – Integrated Math I or Math II (CP or Honors) – English I (CP or Honors) – World Studies (CP or Honors) – Physical/Earth Science(CP or Honors) – Health/Physical Education – World Language – 2 Career Pathway/Electives You will select 2 alternate electives on the back in case your 1 st choice is not available

17 Questions Course Selection Questions?


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