1. Counseling Department
Counseling Department 1

2. Meet Your Counselor Mr. Maluski Ms. Collea-Anderson Ms. Furrow
Ms. Celaya
Meet Your Counselor
Mrs. Anaya
Mr. Perez
Mrs. Lohr
Mr. Kanner 2

3. Counselor-Student Assignments
Student Last Name
Counselor
Room
Ext
A – CAP
Mike Maluski
C125
5033
CAR-FER
Maria Collea-Anderson
E100
5031
FI-HERN
Amy Furrow
E200
5032
HERR-LOF
Rachel Celaya
C223
5035
LOG-NORR
Jessica Anaya
5037
NORT-R
Ozzy Perez
5036
S-TAP
Brenda Lohr
5034
TAR-Z
Steve Kanner
5030
Career Center
Carol Lytle
D100
5069

4. Student Registration Meetings
Counselors will be meeting with you through your English classes beginning January 23. If you are absent and have not met with your counselor before spring break, please make an appointment.
It is important to make sure you are registered and on track for graduation.

5. Registration Forms and Information www.hamiltonhuskies.com
Describes what courses Hamilton offers.
Informs you what classes you need to graduate.
What classes you need to attend a university.

6. Four-Year High School Planning
Curriculum area
Graduation
Requirements
In-state University
English
4 Credits
Math
Lab Science
3 Credits
Social Studies
2 Credits
Career/Fine arts
1 credit
Foreign Language
NONE PE
1 Credit
0 Credit
Health
.50 Credit
0 credit
Required Courses
16 ½ credits
16 credits
Elective Courses
5 ½ Credits
Total Required Credits
22 Credits
16 Credits
Check Graduation requirements
Check University Requirements
Online course catalog page 12 6

7. How do I know what classes to take?
Sample schedule
English 10
Science
Geometry
Comp Health & .50 elective
Foreign Language or elective
Elective

8. English English 10 Honors English 10 - Required Summer Reading
No testing required
Required summer reading
Full year commitment

9. Math Geometry Accelerated Math Geometry/Algebra 2
For continuing students
Geometry/Algebra 2
2 Levels in 1 Year
Honors Alg 2 or Next Math Level

10. Science Biology for those currently in Investigative Science Chemistry
Honors Level Science
Chemistry
Honors Chemistry
AP Physics 1
AP Physics C
Applied Biological Systems - For those interested in Plants and Animals

11. Health - Social Studies
No 10th grade requirement
Health is a 10th req.
AP Human Geography
Common note taking skills
Outside reading
Higher level thinking
Top academic clubs such as Model United Nations and We The People.

12. Examples of Electives Foreign Languages Many Choices
10th
Examples of Electives
Foreign Languages
Many Choices
Need for the University
Upper levels can be taken for college credit. 12

13. Examples of Electives Fine Arts
Theatre
Orchestra
Band
Guitar
Choir
Drawing
Photo Imaging

14. Examples of CTE Electives – Vocational Credit
Ag Science
Marketing
Business Management
Early Childhood Education
Multi Media and Film
Drafting
Photography
Culinary Arts

15. If you did not take in 9th grade Physical Education (1 credit required for graduation)
Introduction to Physical Education-
Male Locker
This course offers students a basic foundation in physical education by exposing them to a variety of individual and team sports. A strong emphasis on lifetime sports is stressed.
Introduction to Physical Education
Female Locker

16. Air Force JROTC Learn To Lead To Success!!
Opens doors to military academies and leading colleges
PE graduation credit available
No requirement to join the military – A class AND a club!!
Options:
AFJ200: Science of Flight
AFJ 500 (Optional): Competitive Drill
Community Service
Blood Drives
Adopt-a-highway
Color Guard / Saber Team
Social Events
Paintball / Laser Tag
Sport & Cyber Competitions
Formal Dances
Notes on the narration. (Needs to be long enough to allow students to digest the slide.)
AFJROTC courses provide a unique opportunity among the many outstanding programs at HHS.
Although there is no requirement for or association with future military service, their AFJROTC-specific opportunities for academy appointments, scholarship awards, and, if one were to enlist in any service after a minimum of two years in AFJROTC, immediate pay increase.
Unlike most other classes, AFJROTC has a wide range of voluntary extra-curricular activities only open to those enrolled in one of the Aerospace science classes.
Those who stay with the program have an opportunity to add running a 100-person organization to their college and job application resumes.
High school is all about getting involved. More involvement = more success. AFJROTC is one way to do that for sure.
At hamiltonhuskies.com, you can find more thorough explanations of how this program might be for you.

17. The Academies
excellence in academics… excellence in youth development…
Prepares student athletes with better training in a more convenient format.
Athletic Academies count towards PE credit
Golf
Soccer
Softball
Volleyball
Swimming
Tennis

18. Advanced performance classes, etc.
Some electives require tryouts, teacher approval or may have an application process. Be sure you have permission to be in a class before you sign up for it.
Link Crew
Peer Facilitator
Avid Tutor
Read 180
Advanced performance classes, etc.

19. ATHLETIC LOCKER
If you play a sport and are registering for Athletic Locker, please indicate the sport and coach/period if you know it.

20. What if I want to take another elective?
You can take a 0 hour class!
O-hour classes are from 6:25-7:20 everyday!
You must have your own transportation!
Did I mention it is EARLY???
Check the box on your form if you
want an additional class! 20

21. Now that you have chosen your classes…..
You need to input your choices into your Infinite Campus Portal!
The following pages are step-by-step instructions how to do this. This will be posted on the Hamilton Website.

22. Log in to your Student portal
Parent portal

23. Click on Course Registration

24. Click on Course Search
Core classes will already be loaded.
You only need to select ELECTIVE courses and ALTERNATE courses

25. Type the name of the class you are looking for.
Click GO, then find the class on the list to the right and click it.

26. Click on Request this Course

27. Course numbers ending in ‘A’ are 1st semester and ‘B’ indicates 2nd semester.
*For year-long courses, be sure to select both.

28. Continue to select 1st and 2nd semester Electives
Zero Hour and Marching Band will be more than a full schedule and you’ll need to put them in as ‘alternate courses’. HHS will move them to the appropriate class period.

29. A completed schedule is 24/24 units
Continue to select at least 2 alternate elective course options.

30. 2
*If you wish to make a change to a core class, fill out the registration form and let the counselors know.
If you click on a class in error, or change your mind during the registration window, 1) Click on the class 2) click ‘Drop This Request. 1

31. Print your request summary
Bring your schedule summary and your registration form with you when counselors return to your school.
Print your request summary

32. Please see your counselor
Questions?
Please see your counselor
Counselors will meet with you and finalize your schedule for next year. Your English teacher can tell you the date for this meeting.