1. ENROLLMENT
Park Hill South

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3. Role of Your High School Counselor
Suggests career paths
Directs Personal Plan of Study
Provides social and emotional guidance
Facilitates course schedules
Utilizes Family Connections as a resource
Evaluates strengths and weaknesses on standardized tests and course performance.

4. Post Secondary Planning
Think about your areas of interest
Identify your post high school goal
Develop a Plan of Study
Take coursework to explore your areas of interest

5. Enrollment Form Due to PHS Counseling Office Feb. 3
Double check your requests and submit enrollment sheet to the counseling office.
Parent signature required on the enrollment sheet

6. GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS
Class of 2018
28 TOTAL CREDITS
English Language Arts
Social Studies
Science (Biology & Chemistry required) 3
Math (Algebra II min) PE
Practical Art
Fine Art
Health/Personal Finance
Electives
Virtual Course Required to Graduate

7. English Language Arts

8. Math
Algebra IB Algebra II Algebra II A Algebra II B Accelerated Algebra II College Algebra (DC) College Algebra A (dc) College Algebra B (DC) Trigonometry Accelerated Trigonometry Math Analysis Calculus Ap Calculus AB Ap Calculus BC Statistics Ap statistics

9. Science

10. health and personal Finance Graduation requirementor
Health and Personal Finance (Virtual)

11. Social Studies World History (9th)
American History or AP US History (11th grade)
Constitutional Government/Econ or AP Government & Politics (12th grade)

12. Social Studies - electives
Emerging Leaders (application required)
American Civil War
Sociology
Psychology (Virtual)
Current Events
Philosophy
Latin American Studies
Women’s Studies
Humanities
AP Human Geography
AP World History
AP European History
AP Psychology
AP Microeconomics

13. Foreign Language French I – AP French German I – AP German
Example: French I, French II, French III, French IV & AP French
German I – AP German
Spanish I – AP Spanish

14. Physical Education Foundations of Fitness Weight Training
Sports & Recreation
Advanced Weight Training

15. Fine Arts Design and Draw Drama Campus or Symphonic Band
Concert Orchestra
Men’s Chorus
Women’s Chorus
Music for Lifetime (non- performance)
Tournament Forensics

16. Practical Art Housing and Interior Environment Nutrition and Foods
Home Maintenance
Broadcast Journalism
Advanced Broadcast Journalism
Journalism/Mass Media
PLTW Intro to Engineering (IED)
Introduction to Business
Fashion and Apparel
PLTW Computer Science and Software Engineering
PLTW Computer Science Application

17. Off-site Career Programs
Northland Center for Advanced Professional Studies (Northland CAPS)
Advanced Manufacturing & Engineering
Global Business & Entrepreneurship
Global Logistics
Medicine & Healthcare
Technology Solutions
Digital Media & Design
Professional Studies Internship
Education Services 2020
Health Sciences Internship
Applications for each of these programs are due February 17th

18. Off-site Career Programs (con’t)
Northland Career Center
Agriculture Education
Aviation Technology
Construction Technology
Culinary Arts
Diesel Technology
Teaching Professions
Health Sciences
Heating/AC/Refrigeration
IT Professionals
Law Enforcement
Welding

19. Application- and Audition-only Classes
Cannot request as one of your 8 selections an application- or audition- only class
Sign up for 8 classes that do not require an audition or application
Make a note on the Enrollment Form what classes you want to drop should you be accepted into the application- or audition-only class/program

20. AP COURSES Biology Calculus A/B & B/C Psychology
Chemistry
Computer Science
English Language & Composition
English Literature & Composition
Environmental Science
European History
Human Geography
Psychology
Foreign Languages (French, German & Spanish)
Statistics
Studio Art
US History
Government & Politics
World History
Physics 1 & 2
AP Microeconomics

21. DUAL CREDIT CLASSES Comp and Reading Speech
College Algebra (and College Algebra A and B)
AP Chemistry
AP Biology
AP Environmental Science
AP US History
AP Psychology
Foreign Languages (French, German & Spanish, levels III and IV)

22. AP vs. Dual Credit Advanced Placement Dual Credit
Most widely accepted credit
High stakes test
Credit depends on school, major and test score
Least expensive/best value
Widely accepted (check with your college of choice)
One-third the cost as at most colleges/universities
Credit earned through completing the class
Know up front if you’re going to qualify for dual credit before paying

23. A+ Requirements and Benefits
2.5 cumulative
G.P.A.
Signed agreement
95% attendance
rate
50 hours tutoring
Score proficient or advanced on Alg. I end-of course exam
Good citizenship
No record of unlawful drug use
3 yrs. of consecutive attendance at an A+ high school
See Jill Owens in B106 or call at

24. SCHEDULE change policy
Computer Error
If the course has been incorrectly placed in the computer, the enrollment sheet will serve as a reference for substituting the correct course.
Prerequisite Not Met
If a student has not met the prerequisite a new course will be substituted.
Duplicate Credit
A student may not receive credit for a course twice.
Increased Rigor
A student requesting a change to a more difficult core area course will be accepted providing space is available.

25. Summary Parent Signature Student Signature 8 Circles 2 Alternates
Enrollment form due to the counseling office by Feb. 3

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