EVHS Course Selection Information

Step 1: Ask yourself again: What do I want to do after high school? College Tech School Military Workforce

Step 2: Talk to your current teachers

Step 3: Talk to your parent

Step 4: Reference the Course Guide

Distinguished Level of Achievement Graduation Plan Distinguished Level of Achievement English 4 credits Math (must include Algebra II) 4 credits Science 4 credits Social Studies 4 credits World Languages (same language) 2 credits Fine Art 1 credit PE 1 credit Health .5 credit Electives 5.5 credits Total 26 credits Endorsements (must choose at least one) Arts and Humanities Business and Industry Public Service STEM Multidisciplinary Each Box = 1 credit 9th 10th 11th 12th 1 English I English II English III English IV 2 Alg. I or Geometry Math 3 Biology Science 4 World Geog. World Hist. US History Govt./Economics 5 6 7 8

Review Your Endorsement Science, Technology, Engineering and Math Business and Industry Arts and Humanities Public Service Multi-Disciplinary Remember: Endorsements can be changed

Multidisciplinary Endorsement Four Foundation Subject Areas (4x4) Pathway English I (core or PreAP) 1 credit Biology I (core or PreAP) 1 credit Algebra I or Geometry (core or PreAP) 1 credit World Geography (core or PreAP) 1 credit English II (core or PreAP) 1 credit Chemistry (core or PreAP) 1 credit Geometry or Algebra II World History (core or AP) 1 credit English III (core, ACC or AP) Physics core OR AP Physics I Algebra II (core or PreAP) US History (core or AP) English IV (core, ACC or AP) AP Physics (I, II or C) OR AP Biology OR AP Chemistry OR Other 4th Advanced Science Pre-Calculus or AP Calculus or other 4th math Government (core or AP) Economics (core, or AP) Four Credits in Advanced Placement Pathway 9th Grade AP Choices 10th Grade AP Choices 11th Grade AP Choices 12th Grade AP Choices None AP World History AP Computer Science II AP English III AP Calculus (AB or BC) AP Statistics AP Biology AP Chemistry AP Environmental Science AP US History AP Psychology AP French IV AP German IV AP Spanish IV or V AP Latin IV AP Studio Art 2-D Design AP Studio Art 3-D Design AP Music Theory AP English IV AP Government AP Economics AP European History Four Dual Credit Pathway   Dual Credit Course I Dual Credit Course II Dual Credit Course III Dual Credit Course IV

Step 5: Complete the Course Selection Worksheet with Your Parent

Step 6: Read the Pre-AP/AP guidelines with your parent, and…

…if taking a PAP/AP course, complete the commitment form.

Step 7: Bring completed forms to school, be ready to meet with your counselor

Dates You Will Be Meeting With Your Counselor Juniors – January 30 – February 10 Sophomores – February 13-27 Freshmen – February 28 – March 9 Again, talk to your teachers about the courses they recommend for next year.

Note: Read CAREFULLY the new schedule change guidelines

EVHS Guidance Staff Alan Oakes Last Names A-D Amy Woodal Staff Member Assignment Alan Oakes Last Names A-D Amy Woodal Last Names E-L Cathy Matta Last Names M-R Sheila Lehmann. LPC Last Names S-Z, Lead Counselor Tina Kepner, LPC Mental Health Specialist Laura Roberton, LPC Interventionist Michele Heckroth College & Career Advisor Mickey Brown Administrative Asst.