1. SCHEDULING
SCHOOL YEAR

2. GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS
ENGLISH 4 CREDITS
MATH 4 CREDITS
must include
Algebra 2
SCIENCE 3 CREDITS
1 physical science
1 life science
1 adv science
SOCIAL STUDIES 3 CREDITS
American history &
American government

3. GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS
HEALTH .5 CREDIT
PE CREDIT
or complete the PE option
FINE ARTS 1 CREDIT
honors diploma
MUST be at Wayne
ELECTIVES 4 CREDITS

4. CLASS WILL MEET ALL YEAR AND AWARD 1 ELECTIVE CREDIT

5. 2 NEW AP COURSES
AP PHYSICS
AP ART

6. FULFILL THE FINE ARTS REQUIREMENT
A ONE SEMESTER CLASS
THIS WILL NOT
FULFILL THE FINE ARTS REQUIREMENT

8. Program Of
Studies
ON LINE AT
HUBERHEIGHTSCITYSCHOOLS.ORG

9. GRADUATION ASSESSMENT REQUIREMENTS
Students have 3 options to show readiness for college or career.
Complete 7 end-of-course state tests. Students must earn a minimum of 18 out of 35 points
ENGLISH I PHYSICAL SCIENCE/BIOLOGY
ENGLISH 2 AMERICAN HISTORY
ALGEBRA 1 AMERICAN GOVERNMENT
GEOMETRY
Each test is scored 1-5 points each
Students taking College Credit Plus courses in science and social studies will use the course grade, not end-of-course test points, to determine their points earned toward graduation. English and math tests MUST be taken.

10. GRADUATION ASSESSMENT REQUIREMENTS
Obtain a remediation free score on the ACT (typically on
each subject test)
Student must earn 12 points through one or several credentials within a single career field and achieve a workforce-readiness score on the Work Keys assessment. (MVCTC)

12. MANDATORY MEETING
FEBRUARY 8
6 PM
WAYNE HIGH SCHOOL CAFE

13. An opportunity for students to earn college credit while still enrolled in high school
Dayton-area colleges have their own specific admission criteria
Wayne High School offers
English 1101 & English 1201
MAT 1450 Statistics
You need to complete your schedule as though you will be at Wayne fulltime. It will be amended once we have your CCP schedule
Application must be completed by the college/university deadline
April 1, 2017

14. MAT 1450 STATISTICS - YEAR
PSY 1100 PSYCHOLOGY – SEM 1
SOC 1101 SOCIOLOGY – SEM 2

15. The state of Ohio letter of intent and the Sinclair Community College Authorization MUST be returned to your counselor no later than:
FEBRUARY 24, 2017

16. Honors Diploma Presidential Award Honor Cord unweighted GPA 3.5
4 years of core classes –
Math,
Science, (Chemistry & Physics)
English, &
Social Studies
3 years of a foreign language, or
2 years each of two languages
Fine Arts MUST be completed at Wayne
Defined ACT/SAT scores
Presidential Award
accelerated on end of year tests
Honor Cord

17. Note that NO credit is awarded for this option
Students who participate in interscholastic athletics, marching band, Warriorettes, ROTC, or cheerleading for at least two full seasons may opt out of PE classes.
Note that NO credit is awarded for this option
Students may not combine a P.E. class and a P.E. Option.
It must be either 2 P.E. classes or 2 P.E. Options.
This option MUST be completed PRIOR to senior year.

18. All Juniors will take the ACT for FREE
March 21, 2017
Wayne High School
This is a reportable score

19. If your future plans include college…
Visit colleges you are interested in.
a note MUST be turned in to attendance a minimum of 3 schools days prior. You must return with proof from the college that you attended a visit to the attendance office. You have 2 as a senior.

20. Athletic Eligibility ATHLETIC ELIGIBILTY
Minimum GPA 2.0 from previous grading period is required
Must be passing & enrolled in at least five (5) one credit
courses
Fourth quarter grades determine eligibility for fall sports
Be sure to register with NCAA by the end of JUNIOR year
to be eligible for collegiate sports
2.3 is required GPA

21. NCAA Course Requirements
Athletic Eligibility
NCAA Course Requirements
Complete 16 core courses:
Four years of English
Three years of math (Algebra 1 or higher)
Two years of natural/physical science (including one year of lab science if your high school offers it)
One additional year of English, math or natural/physical science
Two years of social science
Four additional credits of English, math, natural/physical science,
social science, foreign language,
comparative religion or philosophy

23. Interactive Multimedia Program Check Us out at www. mvctc
Interactive Multimedia Program Check Us out at
Are you interested in...
Graphic Arts, Digital Design, Web or Print Design, Animation, Video Production, Web Design, Photography or Just want to learn a little more a little more about Computers or Design in our A213 Mac Lab?
Earn a $3,000 Sinclair Scholarship if you complete 3 of the 4 classes offered and maintain a 2.25 GPA **See Mrs. Thies in A213for More Details

24. Introductory Courses for 10,11,12 Graders Creating Digital Media
Digital Design
Creating Digital Media
Learn Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator, Premiere Video Editing, Indesign, Fireworks Animation and Advanced skills in MSOffice.

25. Interactive and Video Development
Advanced IMM Classes 10, 11, 12
Interactive and Video Development
Interactive Web and Media Development
Learn to make websites, Flash animation, movies, commercials, broadcast, use Video equipment and much much more

26. Scheduling Guidelines
Students will attend a scheduling meeting during the school day.
Teachers will make suggestions for appropriate classes
Students will schedule during the school day online for classes they request
Make sure you sign up for a minimum of six (6) classes per semester
Be sure to list alternate choices for electives

27. You will receive scheduling worksheets in Intervention beginning tomorrow – Tuesday, February 7
ALL completed scheduling forms need to be returned to your intervention teachers during your intervention class.
FRIDAY FEBRUARY 10
you will enter your choices on-line through your intervention classes

28. All schedules will be considered finalized on
May 19, 2017
Once a student has made his/her subject selections for the year, there will be no changes except for misplacements or other errors beyond the student’s control.
If a schedule change is warranted for other reasons after the 10th day of school, the student will be assigned the grade of “F” on their permanent record.
This policy holds true for students moving from an advanced level course to a general level. (i.e. Honors English to English)

29. Scheduling Worksheet

30. THESE CLASSES OFFERED FOR INITIAL CREDIT APPLICATIONS IN MAIN OFFICEPE
HEALTH
TENTATIVE
June 5-23 session 1 July session 2
THESE CLASSES OFFERED FOR INITIAL CREDIT
APPLICATIONS IN MAIN OFFICE

31. AT TIME OF REGISTRATION
REMEDIATION OF CLASSES FAILED WILL ONCE AGAIN BE OFFERED THROUGH CREDIT RECOVERY IN SUMMER SCHOOL.
FEES ARE DUE
AT TIME OF REGISTRATION

32. BAND – MARCHING
BASEBALL
BASKETBALL - BOYS & GIRLS
BIBLE CLUB (NO FEE)
BOWLING – BOYS & GIRLS
CHEERLEADING
CHOIR
CRIMEWATCH (NO FEE)
CROSS COUNTRY – BOYS & GIRLS
DRAMA CLUB
FOOTBALL
FRENCH CLUB
FRESHMAN CABINET
GAME CLUB (NO FEE)
GOLF – BOYS & GIRLS
SCIENCE CLUB (NO FEE)
SOCCER – BOYS & GIRLS
SOFTBALL
SPANISH CLUB
STUDENT COUNCIL
SWIMMING – BOYS & GIRLS
TENNIS – BOYS & GIRLS
TRACK – INDOOR – BOYS & GIRLS
TRACK – BOYS & GIRLS
VOLLEYBALL – GIRLS
WRESTLING

33. COUNSELORS
MS. ABELS A-F MS. COASTON G-M
MRS. DAVIS N-Z