1. Class of 2018: Senior Scheduling
Class of 2018: Senior Scheduling! The focus of your senior year scheduling should be to complete your GRADUATION requirements and prepare for post-secondary options

2. Graduation Requirements
You are ultimately responsible for earning the following credits:
4.0 Credits of English
4.0 Credits of Math
3.0 Credits of Science
3.5 Credits of Social Studies
0.5 Credit of Information Communication Technology (ICT)
1.5 Credits of Physical Education (Include Health)
6.5 Credits of Electives
Proficiency on the Literature, Biology, Algebra 1 Keystone Exams. If you do not demonstrate proficiency on the test, then you will complete an alternate assessment.

3. Credit advancement and recovery
If you need to make up credits that you previously failed:
Summer School 2017
Franklin Virtual Academy
If you want to get ahead:
Credit advancement with teachers or other provider
Must have pre-approval form for each class
Work with individual teacher to determine cost, timeline, and requirements.

4. Scheduling Timeline
Course selection will occur online through your student Sapphire account between March 6-10.
You must have parent signatures on your course selection print-out and return to A313 by Friday March 31st.
Be aware of any application deadlines for special programs (most by end of February).
Use the Program of Studies to learn about each class (found online on CASHS webpage).

5. Senior Privilege Guidelines
Application must be completed by the end of the school year.
It is a PRIVILEGE. It can be revoked!
You must be on track to graduate, passing all of your classes, have demonstrated keystone proficiency on all exams or completed compass.
You can not owe any detention time or receive any suspensions.
AM and PM options. You can not leave in the middle of the day!
You must provide a constructive reason for SP.
NOTE: Student Athletes – you must be scheduled and passing at least 4.0 credits during your season.

6. College credit opportunities
College in the High School – HACC
Human Anatomy
Must complete English and Math placement exam, as well as an application with HACC.
Dual Enrollment/Early to college
Take classes at a college campus for high school and college credit.
Students/families are responsible for all costs associated with the course.
Application and class selection procedures: You must follow the college’s protocol for special admissions instructions (application/information forms available from your counselor and on our website).
Local options include: Penn State Mont Alto, Shippensburg University, and Wilson College.
SATs may be required by the College/University for admission.
Work with your school counselor to determine graduation requirements and senior year schedule at CASHS.

7. AP and IB Classes Check out the full list of AP classes
Summer assignment completion is required by the JULY 27th deadline. IF you do not complete the assignment by the due date, then you will be removed from the class.
International Baccalaureate (IB) classes:
Work with your School Counselor and Miss Michael to determine your IB schedule

8. Co-Operative Education (Co-Op)
Remember:
Options Include:
Applications must be completed by February 24th
Interviews will be in March
Teacher recommendations
If you start in the fall, you must make the commitment to complete year-long.
Morning or afternoon options
Must work at least 15 hours a week
Must have co-op at least 3 periods a day
Reliable transportation is key!
Employability Skills Class is required!
Accounting
Animal Sciences
Animal shelter, vet office, therapeutic riding.
Automotive Industry
Criminal Justice/Law
Elementary or Secondary Education
Pre-K, elementary, middle school, high school
Healthcare
Chambersburg Hospital
NEW: Turf grass management (Parks & Rec)
..or create your own based on your career interest!

9. Co-Operative Education Cont.
Health Career Institute (HCI)
Must complete applications by: Friday, Feb. 24th.
Summer or Fall 2017 program
Fall program is periods 1&2 for the fall semester
Patriot Federal Credit Union
Must complete application by Friday, March 31st.
Training will occur in summer 2017.
You will work at Patriot Federal Credit Union during 4th period everyday.
You can work additional hours at local branch. If you want to complete the hours for credit, then you can participate in the Co-op program.
COSTA Academy
Must complete application by Wednesday, February 15th.
Work with Chefs from The Orchards to train in the Culinary Arts

10. Tiny Trojan Lab: (Child Development)
Interested in working with pre-school aged kids at CASHS?
You must complete Child Development 1&2 (or have pre-approval to take Child Development 2 at the same time)
See Mrs. Finucane for an application if you are interested!

11. Mark your calendars… FCCTC/CMS: Other:
Application is required for FCCTC and Career Magnet (deadlines have passed). Contact FCCTC or CMS directly if you are still interested!
Phys. Ed. Waivers
PIAA: If you participated in a sport in grade 10 or 11, then you can submit a PIAA waiver (ONLY submit ONCE) for 0.5 credit of PE
JROTC: If you participated in a JROTC class, then you can submit a JROTC waiver (ONLY submit ONCE) for 0.5 credit of PE
You can only use 1 waiver—EITHER PIAA or JROTC—NOT both!

12. Reminders SATs and ACTs—college entrance exams Junior Parent Night
Register online through your student account
Junior Parent Night
Preparing for Senior Year and the College Application Process!
Explore your College Options---go visit campuses this spring/summer
Summer programs—build your resume
If you would like advisement on course selection for next year PLEASE sign up with your counselor in A313! We are happy to work with you and your parents.