1. Registration Information for Junior and Senior Year
Mrs. Fieldhouse and Mrs. Schuhmann
January 18, 2018

2. Registration Process
Online registration will open in PowerSchool on February 15th.
Print Registration Form and bring to classes on Monday, February 19th and Tuesday, February 20th for teacher signatures.
Take form home to your parents to sign and choose a tuition selection plan.
Turn in finalized Registration form with signatures and $200 registration fee to school by Friday, February 23rd .

3. PowerSchool sign in MUST be PARENT’S account

4. Freshman Sophomore Junior Senior
CATHOLIC BELIEFS
/SCRIPTURE
THE PASCHAL MYSTERY/THE LIVING CHURCH
CATHOLIC SOCIAL TEACHING/CATHOLIC MORAL TEACHING
SACRAMENTAL LIVING/
Theology Elective
ENGLISH I
ENGLISH II
ENGLISH III
Level:_________
Course Number: _________
ENGLISH IV
Math
GEOGRAPHY/FINE ART/ ALGEBRA LAB or AP HUMAN GEOGRAPHY
US HISTORY
WORLD HISTORY
Elective
BIOLOGY
CHEMISTRY
Science (Physics recommended)
HEALTH / PE
Elective /
HUMANITIES OR 2ND MATH
Level(s):_________
Course Number(s): _________
World Language
PUBLIC SPEAKING/
GOVERNMENT
You can take these two classes either 11th or 12th grade or one each year.

5. Requirements Make sure you have already taken these requirements
Students may choose to take some of your remaining requirements
Government – ½ credit
Public Speaking - ½ credit
Make sure you have already taken these requirements
Geography – ½ credit
AP Human Geography also counts for this
Humanities – ½ credit
Fine Arts – ½ credit
AP Art History, AP Music Theory or 3 YEAR LONG Credits in the same Fine Art will count for these

6. Electives Students will have a choice of TWO electives.
Remember things like Spanish III or Yearbook count as electives
She will register for a level that is comparable to the levels you are currently taking.
Choose CAREFULLY
Seek out the counsel of their dean, their guidance counselor and teachers.

7. Why is this so important?
We build our master schedule on your daughter’s choices.
This means the electives we offer as well as the number of sections that we run.
This is your daughter’s chance to explore content that she is interested in.
This isn’t the time to be relational .

8. Why is this so important?
We would urge you not to sign your daughter’s course selection form until you have had a conversation about why she is choosing her courses—including her alternates!
Set a date now.

9. What do Colleges Want to See?
Our graduation requirements are quite rigorous, so by following these, you should be fine for most schools.
Your transcript was sent home this summer
If you are looking at more selective schools, they prefer to see electives in Math, Science, English, Social Studies, and Foreign Language
Colleges also like to see a student pursue her interests.

10. Dual Credit Courses
We have partnered with Western Kentucky University and JCTC to offer some courses.
Requirements change year to year. Your teachers will know the details.
EXAMPLE: ACT of 20 for Dual Credit English
ACT MATH SUB SCORE of 23 for Dual Credit PreCal
Can ENROLL in course but not sign up for dual credit

11. Course Description Catalog
Available online
Course Catalog
You will use your course description catalog to choose your electives.
Be sure to check out all the electives and read all prerequisites and signatures necessary.

12. Courses Robotics, AP Computer Science, 3D printing
Novels, Creative Writing, Journalism
Psychology, Sociology and Probability
ACT prep
All varieties of Fine Arts: Consider I and II
Marine Biology, Astronomy, Forensic Science
Personal Finance, Accounting, Intro to Business

13. Faculty members here tonight
Business – Sandy Maxted
Math – Scott Spinetto
Communications – Paula Spugnardi
English – Jessica Williams
Fine Art - Jackie Metry
Health & PE – Stasia Polston
Science – Debbie Judd
Social Studies – Megan Rose
Theology – Angela Lincoln
World Languages – James Sutherland