1. Douglas High School
Registration
Juniors

2. Administrators Marty Swisher, Principal Joe Girdner, Asst. Principal
Tom Morgan, Asst. Principal
Dave Pyle, Asst. Principal

3. Counseling Department
A- Fa Kira Brown
Fe-Lef Sherry Martin
Leg-Rob Kris Robison
Roc-Z Vanessa Ozolins

4. You MUST have a signed registration form to finalize registration.
11th Grade Registration Process:
Complete Registration Worksheet
Get input from teachers in core classes.
Attend the DHS Course Showcase Night April 6th at 6pm to visit classes and meet teachers.
Complete the AP Recommendation Form IF taking AP classes (available in counseling office).
*Note: PowerPoints are available on the DHS website under “Counseling.”
Finalize Registration
English teachers will hand out final registration forms on April 19 (B) & 20 (A).
GET SIGNATURES –
Parents must sign the registration form.
The AP Recommendation Form must be signed by current teacher for AP classes.
Meet individually with your counselor to select classes April 21(B) and 22(A) during English.
Bring your signed registration form and AP Recommendation Form (if applicable).
You MUST have a signed registration form to finalize registration.

5. Exit Levels
The term “Exit Level” is used to indicate the amount or type of training required for a student’s post high school career choice.
Exit Level 1
High School Diploma; Entry Jobs
Exit Level 2
2 Year College Prep/Tech Prep
Vocational, Military, Skilled Jobs
Exit Level 3
4 Year College Degree; Advanced
Professional Training

6. Graduation Requirements
Subject
Grade
Standard
Diploma
EOC
Testing
Needed
English
9-12 4
ELA 1&2 --
Math
Math 1&2
Science 3
Science Literacy PE 2
World History 10 1
U.S. History 11
U.S. Government 12
Fine Arts (CTE)
Health
 --
Speech
Oral Prof, Career Plan
Computer Literacy
8-12
Electives
4 ½
Total Credits 23
Grad Plan 
Honors /Advanced 24

7. Graduation Requirements
These include 23 high school credits;19 competencies including Measurements of Academic Progress (MAP) tests; and
4 Nevada State High School Proficiency Exams
Subjects
Credits
Competencies
*MAPs
*HSPE
English 4
Research Paper
Expository Writing
Language
Reading
Writing 7
Reading 251
Math --
Math
Science 3
Science Literacy
Science 300 PE 2
World History 1
Common Essays
Fine Arts (CTE)
US History
US Government
Health
Computer Lit
Keyboarding
Database
Spreadsheet
Business Letter
Speech
Oral Proficiency
Career Note taker
Electives 4½
Career Plan
Foreign Language

8. English English 3 AP English 3 AP English 3 Enrichment (elective)
English 3/US History, Team

9. Advanced Placement
Return signed AP Course Recommendation form to counselor during individual meeting
Meet with AP teacher
Return signed contract
Complete summer assignments
Complete the course and take the AP
examination
Students cannot withdraw from the course until
the end of first semester

10. Math Math Teacher Recommendations already complete.
Enter the class you are planning to take on your registration form.

11. Science

13. Social Studies
US History
US History/English 3, team
US History, AP

14. Elective Classes Career and Technical Education
Fine and performing arts
Foreign language
Physical Education
Other electives

15. Career and Technical Education (CTE)
Agriculture Science I & II, Plant Science & Horticulture, Vet Science, Ag leadership, Ag Leadership, Work Experience.
Automotive Technology I, II
Computer Science Principles
Culinary Arts I, II
Graphic Design I, II
PLTW Biomedical - Principles of Biomedical Science, Human Body System
PLTW Engineering - Intro to Eng, Principles of Eng
Principles of Business & Marketing
Web Design and Development I
Welding Technology I, II

16. Fine and Performing Arts
Band
Jazz Band - zero period
Chorus
Douglas Dynamics
Drama I, II (UC)
Ceramics I, II (UC)
Drawing and Painting I, II, III (UC)
Photography I, II (UC)
Jazz Dance
Wind Ensemble

17. Physical Education Aerobics Aquatics Basketball- Beginning or advanced
Jazz Dance I
Fitness in Training (F.I.T.)
Lifetime Sports
Volleyball
Weight Training- Athletic & Women
JROTC, LET I, II, III

18. World Language French I, II, III, IV Spanish I, II, III, IV
Spanish, AP
Heritage Language I & II
Advanced Spanish Conversation

19. Other Electives Baseball: The American Narrative Creative Writing
Digital Journalism
Electronics/Robotics
Employability Skills JAG
History of Human Conflict
Internship
Journalism/Yearbook - application on DHS website under counseling, due 4/

20. Electives Continued JROTC I, II, III
Leadership II - Application in Counseling Office, due 4/7
Literature and Popular Culture
Literature of the Imagination
Music Theory
Novels in Film
Psychology

21. Other Electives - semester
Contemporary Problems
Media Communications
Nevada and the West
Personal Finance
Project Recharge
Sports Medicine

22. PowerSchool Parent Portal
Counselor webpage
Counselor contact information
Course Catalog: Registration
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