1. PLANNING FOR 11th GRADE
I will know what the requirement for graduation are.
I will become familiar with the information provided in the curriculum guide.
I will forecast for courses for next year.
I will take home my forecasting materials and discuss my choices with my parents.

2. What You Need to graduate Total 23 credits
Required Credits
What You Need to graduate
Total 23 credits

3. CREDITS (Pg. 6) English 4 Math 3 Algebra 1 (1) Geometry (1)
Algebra 2, or alternate course (1)
The third credit may be completed through election of an alternative math credit but a waiver must be signed to replace Algebra 2

4. Credits Social Studies 3 CWP (1) U.S. History (1) World Themes (1)
* Need to take Washington State History if you moved here from out of state mid-year

5. Credits Science (Lab) 2 Occupational Education 1
Physical Education
Health-Wellness
Visual or Performing Art
Electives
Culminating Project & Culminating Assessment Portfolio (CAP)

7. HSPE & END OF COURSE ASSESSMENTS
READING & WRITING
PASS READING AND WRITING HSPE OR
EQUIVALENT OPTION

8. END OF COURSE ASSESSMENTS
MATH PASS TWO MATH END-OF-COURSE EXAMS (Algebra 1 and Geometry) OR MAKE-UP EXAM OR PASS MATH CAA OPTION

9. HSPE/END OF COURSE EXAM
SCIENCE End of Course Exam (Biology)

10. How Credits are Earned 6 classes per semester is 3.0 credits
.5 credit is earned for each class, each semester.
6 classes per semester is 3.0 credits
(.5 credit x 6 classes)
3.0 credits x 2 semesters = 6.0 credits for 1 year

11. Staying on Track (pg 13) End of 9th = 6.0 credits (at least 5.5)
You must have at least 16.5 credits when you start your 12th grade year to be on track to graduate.

12. ACADEMIC HISTORY Shows which classes you’ve taken
Shows how many credits you have attempted, and how many you’ve earned.
Shows your Grade Point Average (GPA).
And more

15. Credit tracking Sheet Each box is .5 credits
Fill in the appropriate boxes to show how much credit you have earned
Which graduation requirements have you finished?
Which areas do you still need to earn credit in?

16. PROGRAM OF CHOICE: FORT VANCOUVER CULINARY ARTS AND WELDING (PAGE 20)
OPEN TO 10TH – 12TH GRADE STUDENTS
MUST APPLY

17. MAGNET PROGRAMS (PAGES 19-25 )
4 YEAR PROGRAM
SPECIFIC COURSES REQUIRED EACH YEAR (SEE COURSE OUTLINE IN CURRICULUM GUIDE).
MUST APPLY

18. Programs of Choice
Your application DOES NOT guarantee that you will be able to participate in one of the programs of choice, or the Medical Magnet.

19. End Part One

20. Filling Out Your Forecasting Sheet
First and Last Name
3rd Period Teacher
address
FOLLOW DIRECTIONS CAREFULLY
CIRCLE YOUR CHOSEN COURSES ON THE FORECASTING SHEET.
ON THE BACK, WRITE IN COURSE AND COURSE CODE

21. PLANNING FOR 11TH GRADE
You have been assigned an English class and a Math class. If these need to be changed later, they will be changed.
You will take U.S. History, or AP U.S. History
Continuing past 2 year s of Science is HIGHLY RECOMMENDED to get into a 4 year college

22. PLANNING FOR 11TH GRADE
Most of you will choose one or two elective courses.
Need your 2nd year of language? You should forecast for the next level of the same language you took this year.
DO NOT FORECAST FOR THE SAME CLASS YOU TOOK THIS YEAR, IN ANY SUBJECT, UNLESS INSTRUCTED TO DO SO.

23. PLANNING FOR 11TH GRADE
If you plan to take Skills Center course, or Running Start, please forecast a full schedule at Bay and we will make changes later.
If you plan to take Welding or Culinary Arts Program of Choice at Fort, YOU MUST TURN IN AN APPLICATION. Your counselor will sign your application after reviewing it and confirming that you will be able to meet Graduation Requirements.

24. PLANNING FOR 11TH GRADE Do you need CREDIT RECOVERY?
If you are going to finish 10th grade with fewer than 11.5 credits, talk to your counselor. You will need to make a plan to get on track.

25. PREREQUISITES
Check to make sure you qualify to take the courses you choose.
Not all courses are available to all grade levels
Some courses require that you have already successfully completed other courses first.

26. Alternate Courses
Choose 3 elective courses that you would like in the case you do not get all of your first picks.
YOU ARE NOT GUARANTEED TO GET ALL OF THE CLASSES YOU CHOOSE, SO IF YOU DO NOT PICK ALTERNATES, WE CHOOSE COURSES FOR YOU.

27. USING COURSE CODES
COURSE CODES ARE ENTERED FOR EACH SEMESTER A COURSE IS TAKEN.
FIRST (1ST) SEMESTER COURSES TYPICALLY END IN “1”, EXAMPLE: 6711 = PE, 1ST SEMESTER.
SECOND (2ND) SEMESTER COURSES TYPICALLY END IN “2”, EXAMPLE: 6712 = PE, 2ND SEMESTER.

28. COURSE & CODE

29. SAMPLE 11TH GRADE SCHEDULE
SEMESTER 1
SEMESTER 2
ENGLISH
MATH
U.S. HISTORY
U.S. HISTORY
SCIENCE
ELECTIVE

30. SAMPLE 11TH GRADE SCHEDULE
SEMESTER 1
SEMESTER 2
2311 ENGLISH 11
2312 ENGLISH 11
3611 MATH III
3612 MATH III
8221 U.S. HISTORY
8222 U.S. HISTORY
7751 CHEMISTRY
7752 CHEMISTRY
0121 VISUAL ART
0122 VISUAL ART
???? GRAPHIC DESIGN

31. Student Led Conferences
YOU WILL ATTEND STUDENT LED CONFERENCES!!
This is when you will share your forecasting information with parents/guardians.