1. Simon Kenton Scheduling 2018-2019
For assistance see a guidance Counselor

2. Scheduling Basics: Things to know for the 2018-2019 school year:
Our Focus is to ensure all students are college and/0r Career Ready
All Students will now select an area of concentration **(new!)**
The areas of concentration are located on pages of the course guide
Course descriptions are located on pages of the course Guide
The Course Guide is available on the Simon Kenton webpage

3. Logistics & Timeline for Scheduling
Students will Now meet with a Guidance Counselor or Administrator to Complete Academic planning and submit their schedule requests **(New!)**
One-on-one scheduling meetings will take several weeks to complete
Meetings will Take place through the month of march
9th grade will meet through their Integrated Social Studies Courses
10th Grade will meet through Their World Civilization Courses
11th grade will meet through their Chemistry Courses

4. Kentucky Graduation Requirements
4 English credits
4 years of math, with the required credits of Algebra 1, Geometry, and Algebra 2
3 science credits
3 social studies credits
½ credit of health, ½ credit of Pe
½ credit of arts & humanities elective
½ credit of the class called humanities (unless exempt through curriculum track/band/chorus/dual credit)
The remainder of credits are comprised of choice electives
2 credits of a foreign Language are required for admission at most 4 year colleges.

5. Simon Kenton Graduation Requirements
Students must earn 23 credits to graduate
To be a sophomore, students must have a minimum of 5 credits
To be a junior, students must have a minimum of 11 credits
To be a senior, students must have a minimum of 17 credits

6. Diploma Tracks There are now only two different diploma tracks:
1. Standard Diploma
2. Honors Diploma
Guidelines for each diploma are outlined on pages 5-6 of the course guide. With growing opportunity in the area of dual credit and individual learning, some changes have been made to the current and future honors diploma.

7. Dual Credit Opportunities
Students have the opportunity for Dual Enrollment courses at various institutions
Students have to meet the collegiate Guidelines to be accepted into dual-enrollment opportunities
All colleges have different guidelines
NKU, Morehead State, and EKU will provide courses on SK’s Campus
*Students are responsible for the Cost Associated with the program
Students can participate in off Campus dual enrollment
*Students are responsible for the cost associated with the program and provide their own means of transportation.
Dual Credit Scholarships are available through Kheaa, and students will receive information regarding the opportunity for scholarship money once they are enrolled in a dual credit class

8. Kenton County Academies
If you have been accepted into the Kenton county academies of innovation and technology, Ms. Knochelman or Ms. Back will meet with you individually to complete your academic plan.
IF you have questions about the academies, contact Ms. Amanda Knochelman ;

9. Requesting Courses
Students will not have the option to select their math or English courses, students will be placed in math and English courses based on data points and teacher recommendation.
Students have been preloaded for Science and social studies courses
IF students are requesting Acc or AP, these courses will be added during the Academic Planning with a Counselor or Administrator.
Students will not have the option to select School to Work, peer tutoring, STW office, computer lab, or library science. These courses require an application and acceptance.

10. In Summary
Students will not be entering any requests through the portal. This is the biggest change with our scheduling process
Administrators and Counselors will meet one-on-one with students through their designated classes in the month of march
Students need to have their schedule selection sheets readily available for their academic planning meeting

11. Draft copies of schedules will be distributed the last week of may!