1. Sprague High School Registration class of 2017
February 2015

2. Transcript Personal Info
Middle school classes taken for high school credit
List of classes you have taken and your grade
Check your transcript for accuracy
You, the student, are responsible for knowing your graduation requirements and making sure the classes you take are helping you progress towards graduation.

3. Credit Summary Box Subject Area = required subjects
Req = required credits for each subject
Cmp = credits already completed
Def = credits needed in each subject in order to graduate
G.P.A. = Grade Point Average
Class Rank = rank in your class based on your G.P.A
You will not use class rank until your senior year.

4. 2017 Graduation Requirements
4 credits English
3 credits Math (Algebra 1 and above)
3 credits Science
3 credits Social Science
1 credit Health
1 credit PE
3 credits Applied Arts, Fine Arts, Foreign Language
6 credits electives
24 credits total + Essential Skills

5. Essential Skills Meet state assessments in: Reading Writing Math
Students have one opportunity to take the Smarter Balanced test in the junior year. We offer many options to meet the Essential Skills graduation requirements. You can talk to your counselor about other options after you take the SBAC.The best preparation for SBAC is the classes you take at Sprague.

6. Post-High School Options
4-Year College
2-Year College
Career/Technical School
Military
Employment
Here are the general admissions requirements for most 4-year colleges. You need to check with the schools you are interested in applying to so that you make sure you are taking classes to meet a schools individual requirements. Some universities are requiring three years of foreign language.

7. 4- Year College Admissions Requirements
4 credits of English
3 credits of Math
3 credits of Science
3 credits of Social Studies
2 credits of a Second Language
SAT/ACT Scores
Cumulative GPA requirements
Math beyond Algebra II is highly recommended

8. CTEC Career Technical Education Center
Residential construction
Manufacturing
Will take English & Math at CTEC
Classes are also taken at Sprague
Transportation is provided
Applications will be available in the Business Office
Juniors and senior who are on track to graduate. Juniors need about 12.0 credits after their sophomore year. Students will take English& Math at CTEC. Transportation from Sprague is provided and food will be available. Certification is possible through a partnership with PCC. This program will lead to a job!!

9. OSAA Eligibility for Sports
Must pass at least 5 classes the previous semester
Must maintain a 2.0 GPA during the season
Must be on track to graduate
Must have good attendance
Coaches will track student grades and attendance during the season. You must maintain passing grades and good attendance to be able to participate in athletics. If you miss even one period during a game day you will not be allowed to play.

10. Required Classes for all Juniors
English
Science
Math
Social Studies
PE & Wellness II are recommended
Talk to your core area teachers if you are interested in taking an honors or AP course. Students who are placed into Honors and AP courses need to read the AP and Honors classes practices and student expectations page 4 of the Registration Bulletin.

11. Teacher Recommendations
Your current teachers will recommended you for classes in these areas:
English
Math
Science
Social Science
Talk to your current teacher if you want to take a specific class.

12. AP/Honors Information
Getting a 3 or better on an AP test = college credit at many colleges
Sprague Offers the following AP Classes
AP Government
AP US History
AP Art History
AP European History
AP Psychology
AP English Literature and Composition
AP Calculus
AP Statistics
AP Biology
AP Physics
AP Chemistry
AP Environmental Science
AP Spanish
AP French
Complete all spaces. If you do not complete every single blank we will choose classes for you. You will have a very limited opportunity to change your electives next year so be thoughtful about what you choose. Think about the prerequisites for upper level classes. Be thoughtful about elective choices as you will have a very limited opportunity to make changes.

13. Course Request Worksheet
Due February 26
Return your completed worksheet with your transcript
If you do not return your worksheet, course requests will be entered for you. The computer creates schedules over the summer. I recommend that teachers collect the forms on February 24!