1. Registration Distribution
Clovis North
Incoming 10th Grade

2. How to Complete Your Form
Fill in personal info in box provided
Be sure to have parent signature before registration

3. 10th Grade Schedule Refer to the course list on the back of your form
New course offerings are indicated with an asterisk (*)
Refer to course catalog online at
Write selected course number in the Number column

4. New Courses for
Exploration of Child and Adolescent Literature (HP- Honors/Weighted)- English course for 10th grade students in the Education Pathway
Exploring Computer Science- elective course part of the new Software and Systems Development Pathway
Pre-requisite- B or better in Math 1
Computer Aided Design and Engineering
Geology
Passing grade in Biology; however do not meet the prerequisite for Chemistry
These courses will be offered based on student enrollment

5. 10th Grade Schedule Honors English 10 (Honors weighted):
A in English 9 or A/B in Honors English 9
Consistently score an 8 or better on essays graded on a 10 point rubric
Exploration of Child and Adolescent Literature (Honors weighted)
Must be in the Education Pathway
2.5 GPA requirement
Link to application:

6. 10th Grade Schedule PE
Write in the number next to Physical Education choice. Sports PE- write course number for your specific sport (.A , .B, etc.)
Students who wish to take 2 electives, creating an impacted schedule, may take lunch or zero period PE
Fine Art electives do not count towards an impacted schedule

7. 10th Grade Schedule History AP World History
Write in the course number for World History
AP World History
A or B in Honors English 9
A in English 9

8. AP Courses
Student should have: solid work ethic, self motivated, solid reading, writing and thinking skills
Students taking AP courses are expected to take the AP exam in May
AP courses may include a summer assignment
Students will be required to complete the CNEC AP Agreement form before being enrolled
Students will not be allowed to enroll in additional AP courses once school starts! You have up until the end of the 4th week to drop.

9. World History in Summer School
There is an option for students with impacted schedules and a 3.0 GPA to take this course during summer school.
NEW INFORMATION: Social Science courses (World History or US History) can only be taken ONE time during Summer School for original credit.
Fine Art electives do not count towards an impacted schedule

10. 10th Grade Schedule
Math
Write in the course number next to the Math course choice.
Students are placed in math classes based on teacher recommendation and semester grade. 2nd semester grade will be checked before confirming student placement for

11. 10th Grade Schedule Math continued Honors Math 2: Math 2: Math 3:
Honors Math 2- placement test given in Math 1 class to students earning A’s
Math 2:
70% or better in Math 1
Math 3:
70% or better in Math 2
70% - 79% or better in Honors Math 2
Honors Math 3:
80% or better in Honors Math 2.

12. 10th Grade Schedule Science Biology: Honors Biology: Geology:
Write in the course number next to the Science course choice.
Biology:
Passed Science 1
Honors Biology:
A in Math 1, AND
A in Science 1
Geology:
C or better in Biology: however do not meet the prerequisite for Chemistry

13. 10th Grade Schedule Science continued Chemistry: Honors Chemistry:
A or B in Biology/Honors Biology in 9th grade, AND
80% or better in Math 1
Honors Chemistry:
A in Biology/Honors Biology in 9th grade, AND
A in Math 1 or Math 2
AP Biology:
Any 9th grader in Honors Chemistry will take AP Bio in 10th grade

14. 10th Grade Schedule Electives
Write the course number in the box provided
Please choose your electives carefully! Unless there are special circumstances, students must remain in their chosen elective for the entire school year.
All students will need to choose 2 Alternate Elective courses.
Consider class choices to be FINAL. NO schedule changes will be made unless there is an incorrect placement.
IMPORTANT: Class balancing takes place within the first two weeks of the school year. Class schedules MAY BE SUBJECT TO CHANGE.

15. World Language
Spanish, and French are offered- no prerequisites are necessary.
Enrollment based on availability (more space is available in French)
2 years of World Language is required by the CSU/UC system

16. Other Elective Options
Performing Arts
Most performing art electives have unlimited seating
Application Electives (A)
Applications were due February 2nd which included all teacher recommendations
(Peer Counseling, Leadership, Service Leadership (Unified Mentoring) & Yearbook)

17. Advancement Via Individual Determination (AVID)
Students who are motivated to succeed
Students who need support in developing a plan for college
Students who are willing to try new strategies to reach their goals
Students who are willing to work harder
Students who want to attend college
Student who have satisfactory citizenship, good attendance, and G.P.A. of

18. Academic Intervention
Study Skills (English Lab):
to provide intervention and support and assist students in English based curriculum focused on ensuring growth in reading, writing, and vocabulary
to provide organizational skills and study strategies
Placement:
students who score a 2 on the English portion of the SBAC test
teacher recommendation
Math Tutorial
Students may be recommended by their math teacher for this intervention class
It is an additional math class for students who would benefit from support in Math 1

19. Summer School
Students planning to apply to a 4 year college should repeat any semester grades of D.
Students who received an F should repeat those courses over the summer to meet graduation requirements
Be sure to indicate which course you need to repeat on your registration form under Summer School Plans
NEW INFORMATION: Social Science courses (World History or US History) can only be taken ONE time during Summer School for original credit.
PE CORE is offered over the summer for one year or 10 credits only for ORIGINAL credit during summer school

20. ***IMPORTANT: Summer school session preferences are not guaranteed.***
Purpose: Summer school is primarily designed for remediation or making up deficiencies toward graduation.
Location: Alta Sierra Intermediate School (Independent Studies & Face to Face)
Independent Study Summer School
Dates: June 12th-July 25th
IMPORTANT: Students cannot miss orientation!!!
Orientation is June 12th OR June 13th.
Regular Summer School
Dates: June 18 – July 26
Time: 8:30am-2:35pm
***IMPORTANT: Summer school session preferences are not guaranteed.***
Attendance: Students will be dropped on their 2nd absence No exceptions will be made.
DRESS CODE WILL BE ENFORCED

21. Additional Information
Refer to your course catalog online
Remember- the catalog includes courses offered at all High Schools in CUSD.
Take home these materials and review them with your parents
No parent signature = no registration!
AP contracts will be due at registration
Students will not be allowed to enroll in additional AP courses once school starts! You have up until the end of the 4th week to drop.
Registration form is due to your English teacher on February 23rd.
Registration will be on Feb 28th and March 1st in the Library Lecture Hall.

22. Welcome to your Sophomore year… GO BRONCOS!
Class of 2021…
Welcome to your Sophomore year… GO BRONCOS!