1. Registration Process 2017-2018

2. February 14th 1st period Freshmen A-M 2nd period Freshmen H-O
Class Meetings
February 14th
1st period Freshmen A-M
2nd period Freshmen H-O
4th Period Freshmen P-Z
Students will receive High School Registration Handbooks and their current transcripts

3. 1st period Sophomores A-M 2nd period Sophomores H-O
Class Meetings
February 15th
1st period Sophomores A-M
2nd period Sophomores H-O
4th Period Sophomores P-Z
Students will receive High School Registration Handbooks and their current transcripts

4. Class Meetings February 16th 1st Period Juniors A-M
2nd Period Juniors N-Z
Students will receive High School Registration Handbooks and their current transcripts

5. Recommendation Day February 22nd
Students will attend abbreviated sessions of both their 1st semester and 2nd semester courses.
Students will discuss their recommendations with teachers.
Student will log on to Powerschool Portal and input their course requests.

6. Online Access to Registration
February 23rd – March 6th
Powerschool Parent and Student Portals open for changes
Changes must be made in STUDENT portal
Requests can be viewed in Parent Portal

7. Career Center Students
All students who are planning to attend the Career Center must turn a Career Center permission form. These students will also have a conference with a counselor to discuss logistics and transportation.
Please do not enter any information in the Career Center logistics section of the class registration screen.

8. Meetings with Counselors
*Students and parents who would like to meet with a counselor should counselors to schedule an appointment. Counselors can also answer questions through .

9. Course Offerings
for Grades 10-12

10. Future Ready Core Course of Study & Graduation Requirements
4 Units- English (English I, II, III, and IV)
4 Units- Math (Math I, II, III and one additional credit based on post-secondary plans, ex. AFM or Pre-Cal.)
4 Units-Science (Earth/Environmental Science, Biology, a Physical Science and one additional science course)
4 Units-History (World History, Civics & Economics, American History I & II or AP US History and one additional history course)
1 Unit-Physical Education (PE I & PE II or Dance IA & IB)
½ unit of health and a ½ unit of Life Skills (JROTC can replace PE II and Life Skills only). Required CPR Training which is included in the Life Skills or JROTC course
4 Elective Units
FYI: 2 years/units of the same foreign language are required for 4 year college admissions
Total Credits Required for Graduation= 22

11. English Courses
Grade 10 - English 2, English 2 HN, English 2 HN Seminar
Grade 11 – English 3, English 3 HN,
AP English Language (Atkins and CC)
Grade 12 – English 4, English 4 HN,
AP English Literature (Atkins and CC)

12. Math Courses Math 2 (HN) Math 3 (HN)
Essentials of College Math (12th Only)
Advanced Functions and Modeling
Discrete Mathematics HN
Pre-Calculus HN
AP Calculus AB (Atkins and CC)
AP Calculus BC (CC Only)
AP Statistics (CC Only)

13. Science Courses Earth/Environmental (HN) Biology (HN &HN Seminar)
Chemistry (HN)
Anatomy & Physiology (HN)
Global Science Issues
Zoology HN (12th Grade Only)
Physics HN
AP Environmental Science (Atkins and CC)
AP Chemistry (CC Only)
AP Biology (CC Only)
AP Physics 1 (CC Only)
AP Physics 2 (CC Only)
AP Physics C (CC Only)

14. Social Studies Courses
World History (HN and HN Seminar)
Civics and Economics (HN and HN Seminar)
American History 1 (HN)
American History 2 (HN)
Psychology HN
20th Century Civil Liberties and Civil Rights
*African-American Studies/Latino American Studies (New Course)
AP World History (Atkins and CC)
AP US History (Atkins and CC)
AP Psychology (Atkins and CC)
AP Human Geography (Atkins and CC)
AP US Government and Politics (CC Only)
AP European History (CC Only)
AP Microeconomics/AP Macroeconomics (CC Only)

15. PE and Health *PE 1 *PE 2 PE 3 HN/Weightlifting PE 4 HN/Weightlifting
Dance 1A and Dance 1B
PE Lifetime Activities (Dance 2)
*Life Management Skills
*Health
* JROTC (can meet PE 2 and LifeManagement Skills graduation requirement)
** Graduation Requirement**

16. Scientific Visualization Courses
Scientific Visualization 1 HN
Scientific Visualization 2 HN
Game Art and Design HN
Advanced Game Art and Design HN

17. Biotechnology Courses
Biomedical Technology 1 HN
Biomedical Technology 2 HN
Biotechnology 1 HN
Biotechnology 2 HN
Health Science 1 HN
Health Science 2 HN
Forensic Science HN
Principles of Biomedical Sciences HN **12th Grade Only
Nursing Fundamentals HN *12th Grade Only
CTE Advanced Studies **12th Grade Only

18. Pre-Engineering Courses
Introduction to Engineering Design (AP)
Principles of Engineering (AP)
Digital Electronics (AP)
Computer Integrated Manufacturing (AP)
Civil Engineering & Architecture (AP)
Engineering Design and Development (HN)
**12th Grade Only**

19. Other Elective Options
Year Long Electives
Spanish 1 -4 (Levels 3 and 4 are HN, AP Spanish Language and Literature at CC)
Latin 1 – 4 (Levels 3 and 4 are HN, AP Latin at CC)
French 1 – 4 (Levels 3 and 4 are HN, AP French at CC)
Yearbook HN
Newspaper HN
Creative Writing/Intro to Composition
African-American Studies/Latino American Studies
ACT/SAT Preparation
Band (Beginning, Intermediate, Advanced, Proficient)
Art (Beginning, Intermediate, Advanced, Proficient)
Chorus (Beginning, Intermediate, Advanced, Proficient)
Orchestra (Beginning, Intermediate, Advanced, Proficient)
Theater Arts (Beginning, Intermediate, Advanced, Proficient)
JROTC 1, 2, 3, 4 ( Levels 3 and 4 may be HN)

20. Other Elective Options
Block Electives
Art for Engineers
Foods 1
Foods 2 Technology HN
20th Century Civil Liberties and Civil Rights
AP Computer Science Principles (does not meet a STEM Major requirement, student must have completed Math 2 and IED or Sci. Vis. 1)

21. QUESTIONS ?