Scheduling Timeline Graduation Requirements UW System Requirements Freshmen Class Options Class Requests for Edgar High School Portfolio Co-Curricular Activities Drivers Ed.

* January 20 th – 8 th grade parent meeting * January 27 th – Class Request ½ slip due to the high school office, signed * Early February – student requests are entered into Skyward * February – final master schedule is created * March/April – Conflict resolution

* Edgar High School requires 29 credits for graduation. All Edgar High School students must adhere to the following regulations in order to be eligible for a diploma: * Required credits include: * 4 credits of English * 3 credits of Social Studies * 3 credits of Math * 3 credits of Science * 1.5 credits of Phy. Ed. *.25 credit of Computers *.5 credit of Health (Health 9, CPR) *.5 credit of Consumer Economics (.25 Employability Skills,.25 Personal Finance) *.25 credit Freshman Orientation *.25 for school portfolio program * The minimum class load for all students during all semesters is four. * Each course may be taken only once for credit. * Minimum graduation credits is 29.

* 4 credits English * 3 credits Social Studies * 3 credits Math beginning with Algebra I * 3 credits Science (avoid Applied classes) * 4 credits Electives * 2 credits Foreign Language (UW-Eau Claire, UW-Madison) Please see college manuals for more details.

* PE/Health 9/Freshman Orientation * General Science * English 9 * Math (Algebra I, Geometry, Algebra II) * Global Studies

* Life Span Development (potential split class) * Intro. to the Culinary Arts * Spanish I * Introduction to Agri-Business * Art I-Introduction to Art (potential split class) * Band (band appreciation) * Choir (applied voice) * Introduction to Business * Information Processing * Intro to Technology and Engineering

* Three elective choices for each freshmen * Band/Choir option * Alternate Requests * Classes listed on ½ sheets are requests, not guarantees * Choose wisely – only should change in rare circumstances

* Collection of artifacts to showcase student strengths and accomplishments * Time is given each month to work on monthly “theme” and add artifacts * Goals established for each grade level * Completed portfolio and interview/presentation is a graduation requirement

* Athletics * Fall – Football, Cross Country, Volleyball * Winter – Girls/Boys Basketball, Wrestling * Spring – Boys/Girls Track, Baseball, Softball * Code of Conduct/WIAA Rules Overview

* Clubs/Organizations * Letter Club, FBLA, FCCLA, Art Club, Spanish Club, Forensics, Fall Play, Pep/Jazz Band, Flag Corp, Show Choir, FFA, Annual Staff, Student Council, NHS, Culinary Club, Ice Fishing Club

* Not required for EHS graduation * Course is offered during summer * Generally three sessions offered * Students born before January 1, 2000 can take class during summer of 2014 * Behind the wheel during summer and school year

* Contact info * * * * Thank You for attending the meeting!