1. 2018-19 Scheduling Information Night – Feb. 20
Class of Senior
Class of Junior
Class of Sophomore

2. Academic Graduation Requirements Social Science & Civic Engagement
Class of 2019, 2020 and 2021
Academic Graduation Requirements: Class of 2019 and beyond
CCS
Diploma
Academic
International
Baccalaureate
STEM
Arts
Social Science & Civic Engagement
Biblical Studies1 4
English
Mathematics2
Science3 3
411
511
Social Studies
Foreign Language
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3 of 1
OR 2 of 25,11
OR 2 of 25, 11
Fine Arts 1
PE6
.50 or waiver
Health
.50
Research
*Speech Communication
Technology
**Electives
6 or 5.5
27,11
37,11
Total Credits 27
32-33
29-30
36-37
Ohio Testing Requirement8
Required
GPA
3.50 on a scale11
ACT/SAT
27 ACT OR
1280 SAT11, 12
Field Experience9
Yes11
Portfolio10

3. CCS Standard Diploma – Class of 2019, 2020 & 2021
Biblical Studies1 4
English
Math2
Science3 3
Social Studies
Foreign Language
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Fine Arts 1
PE6
.50 or waiver
Health
.50
Research
*Speech 10th/11th Communication
Technology
**Electives
6 or 5.5
Total Credits 27
Ohio State Testing8
Required
CCS Standard Diploma – Class of 2019, 2020 & 2021
4 Credits- Biblical Studies, English Math (Alg. II)
3 Credits -Science (Biology, and a Physical Science)
3 Credits- Social Studies (World History, U.S. History, Gov’t., Econ.)
1 Credit- Fine Arts
.50 Credit- PE (or waiver), Health, Technology, Research,
.50 Credit - *Speech Communication (required 10th/11th – not 12th)
**Electives – 6 credits (12th-Class of 2019)
5.5 credits (11th /Class of and
10th/Class of 2021)
Ohio State Tests (End-of-Course)
Suggested: 2 credits of Foreign Language
TOTALING 27 credits

4. *Speech Communication (required 10th/11th – not seniors)
ACADEMIC HONORS DIPLOMA
CLASS OF 2019, 2020 AND 2021
  CCS
ACADEMIC HONORS
Biblical Studies1 4
English
Math2
Science3
411
Social Studies
Foreign Language
3 of 1
OR 2 of 25,11
Fine Arts 1
PE6
.50 or waiver
Health
.50
Research-9th
*Speech (10th/11th) Communication
Technology
**Electives
6 or 5.5
Total Credits
32-33
Ohio Testing Requirement8
Required
GPA
3.50 on a 4.00 scale11
ACT/SAT
27 ACT OR
1280 SAT11, 12
Field Experience9
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Portfolio10
EXTRA CREDITS
*Speech Communication (required 10th/11th – not seniors)
Total 8 credits of Math and Science
3 Credits of Foreign Language (or 2 credits/2)
3.50+ GPA or ACT 27 or SAT 1280
1 Social Studies credit
**Electives – 6 credits (12th-Class of 2019)
5.5 credits (11th /Class of and
10th/Class of 2021

5. OHIO DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION HONORS DIPLOMAS
International Baccalaureate
(Ms. Cora Binder)
STEM
(Mrs. Gina Smearsoll)
Arts
(Mr. Patrick Dwyer)
Social Science & Civic
Engagement (Mr. Jesse Holthus)
Biblical Studies1 4
English
Mathematics2
Science3
411
511 3
Social Studies
Foreign Language
OR 2 of 25, 11
3 of 1
OR 2 of 25,11
Fine Arts 1
PE6
.50 or waiver
Health
.50
Research
*Speech 10th/11th Communication
Technology
**Electives
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27,11
37,11
Total Credits
29-30
36-37
Ohio Testing Requirement8
Required
GPA
3.50 on a 4.00 scale11
ACT/SAT
27 ACT OR
1280 SAT11, 12
Field Experience9
Yes11
Portfolio10

6. Recommended Courses for Sophomore Year
Class of 2021 –Sophomore year
Recommended Courses for Sophomore Year
Biblical Studies-(Old Testament Survey)
English 10 (World Literature)
Math – (Department approval)
Science – (Chemistry or IPC)
Social Studies-(U.S. History or semester S.S).
Speech Communication– English teacher approval
Fine Art
Technology, Health or PE
Foreign Language (2 years recommended)
Electives – 5.5 credits

7. Recommended Courses for Junior Year
Class of 2020 – Junior Year
Recommended Courses for Junior Year
Biblical Studies: (2 semesters or 1 credit)
Biblical Theology (fall), Christian Perspectives on Philosophy, Church History (previously MCI 3 and 4), Foundational Christian Doctrines (spring), Personal Discipleship and Evangelism (previously MCI 5), Responsible Servanthood (previously MCI 6)
English 11 – ( American Literature) or CCP Composition I
Math (Department Approval)
Science (Department Approval) 3 credits
Social Studies (6 semester elective choices, U.S. History, Government, Economics)
Speech Communication
Foreign Language (2 years recommended)
Fine Art
PE, Technology or Health
Electives – 5.5 credits

8. Recommended classes for Senior Year
Class of 2019 – Senior year
Bible- Biblical Theology (fall), Christian Perspectives on Philosophy, Church History (previously MCI 3 and 4), Foundational Christian Doctrines (spring), Personal Discipleship and Evangelism (previously MCI 5), Responsible Servanthood (previously MCI 6)
English 12, CCP Composition I & II, CCP Honors American Literature II
Math (Department Approval) 4 credits
Social Studies: Government and Economics
Science (Departmental Approval) 3 credits
Foreign Language (2 years recommended)
Fine Art – 1 credit
PE, Technology, Health – .50 credit each
Electives – 6 credits

9. Honors and AP Courses AP Calculus AB AP Physics 1
Geometry, Algebra II
English 9, 10 and 11
Biology, Chemistry I, Chemistry II,
Scientific Research and
Investigation
Spanish III,V
German III and IV
Band, Choir
World History
AP Calculus AB
AP Physics 1
AP Studio Art Drawing
AP Studio Art 2-D
AP Studio Art 3-D

10. College Credit Plus (CCP)
Earn college and high school credits at the same time by taking college courses.
Honors Courses. Promote rigorous academic pursuits for college-ready students.
Free program (includes tuition, books, and fees) on CCS Campus (18 courses), at public colleges and universities. Private colleges may have limited costs.

11. CCP/Honors Classes Science: Biology I English: Biology II
Social Studies:
American History I
American History II
Psychology
Technology
Computer Programming
Foundations
Engineering
Principles of Engineering
English:
Composition I
Composition II
Introduction to Literature
Foreign Language:
Spanish I, II, III, IV
Math:
Pre-Calculus
College Algebra
Statistics I
Physical Ed./Health
Personal &Community
Health Behavior

12. Honors, AP and CCP Courses
Weighted on 5. 0 scale
Boosts GPA and Class Rank
Shows Rigorous Challenge
Self Motivated
College Prep

13. When selecting classes, it is important to keep the future in mind.
Education.ohio.gov/CareerConnections
When selecting classes, it is important to keep the future in mind.
Do you want to go to college?
What career are you interested in?
What classes do you need now to help you in the future?
You have big dreams. Here’s how to achieve them.
Education.ohio.gov/CareerConnections
Career Pathways
Link your interests to a future career

14. Ohio Means Jobs - Careers

15. Ohio Means Jobs - Careers
Secondary Pathway: Engineering and Design
Postsecondary Program: Chemical Technology
An Example of Courses with Secondary and Postsecondary Credits
Secondary 7 8
English I
Algebra I
Physical Science
Social Studies
Fine Arts
Pre-Engineering Technologies 9 10
English II
Geometry
Biology
World History
Health (.5)
PE (.5)
Manufacturing Operations
World Languages 11
English III
Algebra II
Chemistry
U.S. History
Computer Integrated Manufacturing
Engineering Principles 12
English IV
Trigonometry/ Calculus
Physics
U.S. Government
Manufacturing Capstone
Postsecondary
Year 1
1st Semester
English Composition I
Calculus I
General Chemistry I
Chemistry Lab
Intro to Science Professions
2nd Semester
Humanities Elective
Calculus II
General Chemistry II
Chemistry Lab II
Year 2
History Elective
Physics I
Organic Chemistry I
Organic Chem Lab I
English Composition II
Physics II
Organic Chemistry II
Organic Chem Lab II
Social Science Elective
High School Career-Technical Education Program Courses
High School Courses for Postsecondary Credit (Including Apprenticeship Hours) and the Corresponding Postsecondary Courses
Required Courses
Recommended Electives
1/2016
Visit education.ohio.gov/CareerConnections for reference information.
Course titles and sequences will vary between schools.

16. SPRING TESTING SCHEDULE
ACT: February 27 - Juniors (State funded) Registered 10th/12th
(No class for grades 9 – 12)
End of Course Exams (EOC)
Monday, March 26, 2018     9th grade ELA I        8:00-11:30 a.m.
Tuesday, March 27, 2018     10th grade ELA II    8:00-11:30 a.m.
Monday, April 16, 2018         Algebra I                  12:30-3:00 p.m.
Tuesday, April 17, 2018         Geometry                12:30-3:00 p.m.
Thursday, April 19, 2018       Biology                     8:00-11:30 a.m.
Friday, April 20, 2018             American History 8:00-11:30 a.m.
Monday, April 23, 2018         Government           8:00-11:30 a.m.
ACT ASPIRE – (7th, 8th and 9th) May 2nd, 3rd and 4th (ACT Practice)
PSAT Test- Oct. 10, Required for Juniors, Soph. can elect to take for $16 fee. (SAT Practice)
AP Exams: AP Physics 1 - Tuesday, May 8,12:00 p.m.
AP Calculus AB - Tuesday, May 15, 8:00 a.m.

17. Guidance Dept. Reminders
Parents- Use Power School to view grades. Check the homeroom tab frequently. Report Cards ed.
Very Important Parent Report (VIP) by
Schedule Change Policy – 2 Weeks
Possible Master Schedule Changes in the future
NEW-No credit for Teacher/Office Aide starting
PE Waiver (No credit)
Course Description Booklet Online – “Guidance”
Online RENWEB Scheduling – Honors/Dept. Approval

18. 2018-19 Scheduling Next Steps
1. Discuss with parents class choices based upon career aspirations.
(utilize: Education.ohio.gov/CareerConnections)
2. Pencil in classes you would like to take following the required classes on your credit tracker.
3. Any honors or CCP courses must be approved by appropriate teacher. See Mrs. Smearsoll with CCP process questions.
Department Chairs will share this approved google document list with
Guidance Office.
4. Be prepared to schedule classes online through Renweb tentatively 3rd week in March with a due date shortly after spring break.
5. Guidance Office will detailed Renweb online schedule
instructions.
6. Scheduling Questions: Ask teachers, guidance office or submit to:

19. Thank you for attending tonight!
Summer PE and Class Applications
Thank you for attending tonight!
Tips – Use separate for testing and to organize college outreach
Global Learning – Mrs. Zaffiro
Summer PE – See Mr. Ken Peters for details
Date: June 4th –June 15th (Monday-Friday)
Time: 8:00 a.m.-2:55 p.m.
Cost: $345.00
Required Class Applications (online):
Chapel Leadership – Mrs. Shelly Hauer
Technical Theater – Mrs. Leah Perry
Yearbook – Mrs. Cyndi Totten
Scientific Research and Investigation
Any Questions?