1. Junior Year Class of 2021 Course Registration Information

2. Counseling Department:
Hello!
Counseling Department:
Mrs. Kuether (A-G, T)
Mrs. Chevremont (H-O)
Ms. Thompson (P-S, U-Z)
Mrs. Patri Mrs. Ebben Mrs. Bennett
(Registrar) (Secretary) (School Psychologist)

3. Important information
Registering for Junior year classes

4. COURSE OFFERING GUIDE
To access the Course Offering Guide, you can go to the counseling website under “Course Registration”
*the Course Offering Guide will be available after December 11th
OR CLICK HERE

5. Graduation Requirements
The following classes are the minimum credit requirements needed in order to graduate:

6. Social Studies = 4.0 credits Wellness= 1.5 credits
English = 4.0 credits
Math = 3.0 credits
Science = 3.0 credits
Social Studies = 4.0 credits
Wellness= 1.5 credits
Health = 0.5 credits
Personal Finance = 0.5 credit
Computer Proficiency = 0.5 credit
Fine Arts/World Language = 1.0 credit
Occupations = 2.0 credits
Electives = 4.0 credits
TOTAL: 24 credits
+ 36 Service Hours and Civics Test

7. Youth Service Learning
Contact Mrs. VanCaster (coordinator) with any questions!
Record hours on GetNvolved website
Resources include:
Youth Service Learning description
Opportunities to volunteer
How to register
How to create a record

8. Junior Year Courses ENGLISH
English 11 or AP English Language/CAPP English 101
SOCIAL STUDIES
U.S. History or AP U.S. History
PHY ED
Weight Training II or III, Lifetime Sports,
Athletic Performance, CAPP Active Lifestyles
PERSONAL FINANCE (Junior or Senior year)
FINE ART / WORLD LANGUAGE
* 1 credit required in World Language and/or Art, Band, or Choir

9. SCIENCE- 3.0 credits Freshman Year Sophomore Year Junior Year Senior
What Science Class to take in High School?
Trades & Technical School Recommended Pathway
Integrated Science
Biology
Chemistry and/or Science Elective
Science Elective
Health Science Career Recommended Pathway
Honors Biology
Honors Chemistry, AP Biology, Human Anatomy & Physiology
AP Chemistry, AP Biology, Organic Chemistry, Physics and/or Science Elective
Science Field Career Recommended Pathway
Honors Chemistry, AP Biology, Physics
AP Chemistry, AP Biology, Physics and/or Science Elective
Non-Science 4 Year College Recommended Pathway
Integrated Science or Honors Biology
Biology, Honors Biology, Chemistry, Honors Chemistry and/or Physics
Non-Science/Non-College Bound/Tech School Recommended Pathway
SCIENCE- 3.0 credits
Freshman
Year
Sophomore
Year
Junior
Year
Senior
Year

10. MATH ** = elective credit 9 10 11 12 **Algebra Extended
**Geometry Extended
Advanced Algebra
College Tech Math 1
Pre-Calculus and/or
AP Statistics
Algebra
Geometry
Advanced
Pre-Calculus
and/or
Business Calculus
Honors Geometry
Honors
AP Calculus AB or

11. Graduation Requirements (Cont’d.)
ELECTIVES
Any course taken beyond required courses
Check the Course Offering Guide for courses that align with your career plans/interests
Be sure to take note of any prerequisites you may need prior to taking a course
Watch for course fees
Take note of courses that require an application
Yearbook
Millwright
OCCUPATIONS
2 credits required from the following areas:
Art
Business, Computers, Marketing
Family & Consumer Science
Manufacturing & Engineering Technology
Math
Science

12. Classes with Name Changes:
Marketing Management  Principles of Marketing Accounting  CAPP Accounting German/Spanish classes have been renamed (see Course Offering Guide) Advanced Weight Training  Athletic Performance (Male, Female; offered single-hour and block)

13. AP COMPUTER SCIENCE PRINCIPLES
New courses Available!
AP STATISTICS
Prerequisite: Advanced Algebra
CAPP GERMAN 204
Prerequisite: Intermediate German 2
AP COMPUTER SCIENCE PRINCIPLES
No prerequisite

14. Extra-Curriculars Why get involved? 50+ opportunities!
Learn to work in a group and develop your leadership skills
Build your resume for work, college, and for scholarship opportunities
Discover your interests and passions
Make new friends with similar interests
50+ opportunities!
To find a list of athletics and clubs offered, click on “Activities” on the HHS homepage!

15. Course Registration A step-by-step guide

16. Deadline to register: JANUARY 4TH
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IMPORTANT!
You will register for classes on Skyward using “STUDENT ACCESS”
Deadline to register: JANUARY 4TH

17. Registering for classes
Click on the “SCHEDULE” tab on the left
Click on “REQUEST COURSE FOR in HORTONVILLE HIGH”
Click on “REQUEST COURSES” next to your name at the top
*Courses are listed alphabetically

18. Locate the course you want & click on it to highlight, then…
Click on the button to the right of the list that says “REQUEST SELECTED COURSE”
This moves the course into the box on the right.
Locate the course you want & click on it to highlight, then…
*Note:
When you choose a year-long course, the system will automatically request both semesters. If you only need one semester of a year-long course, see your counselor.

19. ‘Search Box’ in red that says:
If you request a course in which you have not met the prerequisite, you will see a message under the
‘Search Box’ in red that says:
“THE PRE-REQ FOR THIS
COURSE HAS NOT BEEN MET.
PLEASE CONTACT
YOUR ADVISOR”

20. Minimum amount of credits you need per year to be considered a7
Minimum amount of credits you need per year to be considered a
full-time student

21. Does NOT count towards credits
7 credits = two Academic Extension/Commons periods (1 each semester)
7.5 credits = one Academic Extension/Commons periods (1 semester only)
8 credits = No Academic Extension/Commons period is requested
*REMEMBER
You must request Academic Extension/Commons if you want it on your schedule (#8041/8042)
Does NOT count towards credits

22. What if I made a mistake?
If you request a course in error, or decide later that it is not the right fit for you, highlight the course in the “REQUESTED COURSES” box on the right, then select “DELETE SELECTED COURSE”

23. DON’T FORGET TO ADD ALTERNATES!
You must add at least 2 alternate courses
 Click on “Request Alternates” next to the printer icon
 Click on “Request Selected Course as Alternate”

24. If you have any questions, please see your counselor.
Thanks!
If you have any questions, please see your counselor.