1. SCHEDULING
SCHOOL YEAR

2. IT IS NEVER TOO EARLY TO START THINKING ABOUT WHAT YOU WILL BE DOING FOUR YEARS FROM NOW, START PLANNING YOUR FUTURE TODAY!

3. Program Of
Studies
ON LINE AT
HUBERHEIGHTSCITYSCHOOLS.ORG

4. GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS
ENGLISH 4 CREDITS
MATH 4 CREDITS
must include Algebra 2
SCIENCE 3 CREDITS
1 physical science
1 life science
1 advanced science
SOCIAL STUDIES 3 CREDITS
World History,
American History, &
American Government

5. GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS
FINANCIAL LITERACY .5 CREDIT
HEALTH .5 CREDIT
PE CREDIT
or complete the PE option
FINE ARTS 1 CREDIT
Honors Diploma
MUST be at Wayne
ELECTIVES CREDITS

6. TO TAKE FINANCIAL LITERACY CLASS
YOU ARE REQUIRED …
TO TAKE FINANCIAL LITERACY CLASS
IN ORDER TO GRADUATE!

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

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

10. YOU MUST RETAKE THE CLASS
THEY MATTER NOW
COLLEGE AND UNIVERSITIES USE YOUR GRADES FROM THIS POINT ON AS A TOOL TO DECIDE TO ACCEPT YOU AS WELL AS REWARD SCHOLARSHIPS
CTC IS BECOMING INCREASINGLY COMPETETIVE, YOUR GRADES AND ATTENDANCE COULD BE THE DECIDING FACTORS.
ANY CLASS IN WHICH
YOU EARN AN F
YOU MUST RETAKE THE CLASS

11. EARNING CREDITS Sample Freshman Schedule Semester 1 Semester 2 Total
English I .5 1
Algebra I
Physical Science
Modern World History
French I
Health
Physical Education
.25
0.75
5.75

12. CALCULATING SEMESTER GRADES
Quarter 1 Grade
40%
Quarter 3 Grade
Quarter 2 Grade
Quarter 4 Grade
Semester 1 Exam
20%
Semester 2 Exam
100%
Your transcript reflects your semester grades.
Students who are currently enrolled in Algebra I, Physical Science,
and College Credit Plus (CCP), have already started building
their high school transcripts.

13. 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 possible points in:
ENGLISH I BIOLOGY
ENGLISH 2 AMERICAN HISTORY
ALGEBRA 1 AMERICAN GOVERNMENT
GEOMETRY
Each test is scored 1-5 points
Students who take College Credit Plus (CCP) courses for biology, US history, and government will use the course grade, not end-of-course exams, to determine their points earned toward graduation.

14. GRADUATION ASSESSMENT REQUIREMENTS
Obtain a remediation-free score on the ACT
Students 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)

15. PLTW Engineering

16. Introduction to Engineering Design
Learn foundations for engineering
Individual and team work
3D modeling software
Keep an engineering notebook
Puzzle Cube Design Project

17. Engineering Mechanics
Principles of Engineering
Mechanics
Strength of structures and materials
Automation
Problem solving, research, design, documentation, collaboration, and presentation
Digital Electronics
Foundation for electrical engineering, electronics, and circuits
Breadboarding
Soldering
Digital circuitry work
Arduinos

18. PLTW Biomedical Program
Wayne High School Tech Prep

19. What is PLTW Biomedical?
Case-based scenarios span all PLTW Biomedical Science courses.
Students:
Explore a range of careers in biomedical sciences
Learn content in the context of real-world scenarios
Do hands-on activities, projects, and problems

20. Is Biomed for ME? Biomed is for students who:
Want to know more about medical professions
Enjoy student centered, hands-on learning
Are self-motivated and enjoy a challenge
Want to have fun!

21. What We Are Not Military Recruitment Program
No follow-on military service is required
Majority do not enter military service
Boot Camp for “Trouble Makers”
Students have to want to be there
Expected to follow JROTC Cadet Guide
Not a schedule filler
Students are expected to participate fully in order to pass the class

22. What We Are Air and Space Studies Leadership Skills Training
Citizenship - Service to School and Community
Personal Responsibility – Self-Discipline
Personal Accomplishment – Rank and Awards
Air and Space Studies
Teamwork – All Extracurricular
Drill Team competition
Raider Fitness Team competition
Color Guards – community service
Cyberpatriot – On-line cyber security competition
Drone Team – STEM demonstration

23. Why Join JROTC - Benefits
Elective course credit for graduation
Sinclair Community College credit towards Aviation Technology degree
$3K Tech Prep Scholarship for Sinclair
Pay Boost for those Enlisting –
Enter military service at a higher rank (E-3)
Normally 16 months
PE credit for HS Graduation w/2 yrs of JROTC

24. Digital Design- Grades 9,10,11,12
The introductory course into everything multimedia…. Lets students experience Photoshop editing, creating publications with Indesign, and trip video’s with imovie or premiere!

25. Athletic Eligibility ATHLETIC ELIGIBILTY
Minimum 2.0 GPA 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
NCAA requires a 2.3 cumulative
GPA in core courses to meet
initial eligibility requirements

26. 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
You need to complete your schedule as though you will be at Wayne fulltime IF you have not already been enrolled in CCP. It will be amended once we have your CCP schedule
Application must be completed by the college/university deadline
APRIL 1, 2018

27. MAT 1450 STATISTICS
PSY 1100 PSYCHOLOGY
SOC 1101 SOCIOLOGY
LIT 2220 INTRO TO LITERATURE
MAT 1470 COLLEGE ALGEBRA

28. GLG 1201 HISTORICAL GEOLOGY
ALL CPP classes at Wayne High School
will meet for one semester
GLG 1101 PHYSICAL GEOLOGY
GLG 1201 HISTORICAL GEOLOGY
ENVIRONMENTAL
HIST 1111 WESTERN CIVILIZATION I
HIST 1112 WESTERN CIVILIZATION II
PLS 1120 AMERICAN FEDERAL GOVT
PLS 2220 INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS

29. Gneiss, Tuff, and a Little Wacke!
CCP Geology
Geology Rocks!
Gneiss, Tuff, and a Little Wacke!
Physical Geology (GLG 1101) -- Surface processes of wind, water and ice in changing Earth's surface, plate tectonics; interior forces that cause earthquakes, volcanoes, mountain building. Introduction to natural resources; impact of natural hazards on human populations; and impact of human activities in the natural world.
Environmental Geology (GLG 1401) -- Introduction to minerals, rock cycle, Plate Tectonics. Use/misuse of natural resources, waste disposal, pollution. Analysis of natural hazards: floods, volcanism, earthquakes, mass wasting, and others. Consequences of human activities: population growth, sustainability; mitigation and remediation strategies and processes.

30. The state of Ohio letter of intent and the Sinclair Community College Authorization MUST be returned to your counselor no later than:
FEBRUARY 23, 2018

31. Honors Diploma Presidential Award Honor Cord unweighted GPA 3.5
4 years of core classes –
Math,
Science,
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
Math & English
Honor Cord

32. 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.

35. All schedules will be considered finalized on
May 18, 2018
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)

36. 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

37. Drama Club/International Thespian Society
Cost $25
Meetings: Wednesdays (alt)
Focus on Stage Craft and Appreciation of Theatre
International Thespian Society and honor society for academics, performance, and service (10 pts or 100 hours to be inducted)
Six shows a year and two service projects
Attend local and state theatre conferences
Compete with other schools in theatre through Daytonys and Ohio Educational Theatre Associate

38. Wayne High School Counselors
MS. ABELS A-F MS. COASTON G-M
MRS. DAVIS N-Z