1. Course Selection

2. * Reminders * Due Date: Friday, March 8, 2019 to your English teacher
6.5 Credit Minimum
Use your resources to assist you with your course selection:
Teachers
Parents/Guardians
College representatives
Academic planning guide/career pathways

3. Important Notes Bolded courses are NCAA approved
Underlined courses have prerequisites that must be met
3x cycle / 6x cycle / 9x cycle / 12x cycle/18 weeks
* Courses have CHS option available

4. Graduation Requirements
English 4.0 Credits Math 4.0 Credits Social Studies 3.0 Credits Science 3.0 Credits Phys. Ed. 2.0 Credits Health .5 Credits Humanities 1.0 Credits Electives 6.0 Credits Total 23.5 Credits

5. English (4 credits) Senior English Senior CP English AP English
20th Century Literature
* You may take additional Language Arts courses as electives.

6. Social Studies (3 credits)
U.S. History II or AP U.S. History
American Government or AP U.S. Government & Politics
World Cultures, AP World History or AP Human Geography
*You may take additional Social Studies courses as electives.

7. Science (3 credits) Biology plus two other science courses
* You may take additional science courses as electives

8. Mathematics (4 credits)
Recommend taking next sequential math course
Other options for seniors:
-Accounting, Consumer Math, Economics, AP Economics , Personal Finance & Investing, and AP Computer Science A are also offered as math credits during your senior year.

9. Physical Education (2 credits)
Strength and Conditioning
Fit for Life

10. Humanities (1 credit) Electives (6 credits)
Foreign Language
Technology Education
Business Education
Family Consumer Science
Art
Music

11. Programs Unique to Seniors
Opportunities to continue your learning outside of CDHS:
Dual Enrollment(1/2 day or full day)
Cooperative Education (1/2 day)
Internship
Work

12. COOPERATIVE EDUCATION (up to 3 elective credits)
WHAT IS COOPERATIVE EDUCATION?
WHO IS ELIGIBLE TO PARTICIPATE?
WHAT IS THE APPLICATION PROCESS?
FAQ
Does co-op meet the graduation requirements?
Will I get a grade for co-op?
How does co-op affect my college application?
Can I stay active in sports/activities if I do co-op?
If I have a job, can I work there for co-op?
Will the school provide transportation to/from co-op?
WHAT NOW?

13. NCAA Participation in Division I and Division II Sports in College
Core Courses: bolded on course selection sheet, not all courses are NCAA approved
Core GPA
SAT/ACT Scores
NCAA –

14. Check the Academic Planning Guide
WHAT NOW?
If you are even slightly interested in participating in co-op or dual enrollment, you MUST sign up during course selection of your junior year. You must also still sign up for 6.5 credits even if you are considering either of these.
Be cognizant of deadlines!!!
Check the Academic Planning Guide
Guidance Webpage
Questions