1. Choose Your Own (scheduling) Adventure!
Longleaf School of the Arts
Interactive Course Guide
Choose Your Own (scheduling) Adventure!
You’ll need:
A copy of the course selection worksheet
Internet access

2. Click the Button That Describes You
I will be in the 9th grade when school begins
I will be in the 10th grade when school begins
(Just for fun…)

3. 9th graders choose between
English I and Honors English I
I’ve got it! Let’s go on…
I need to start over
I need more information!

4. 10th graders choose between
English II and Honors English II
I need more information before I can choose!
I’ve got it! Let’s go on…
I need to start over

5. Social Studies Click the button that describes you:
I am an incoming 9th grader
I am an incoming 10th grader who passed World History this year.
I am an incoming 10th grader who did not take World History this year
None of these apply to me.
(The “Home” button takes you back to step 1)
I want to see all available Social Studies Courses

6. I want to see all available Social Studies Courses
Choose Between
World History and Honors World History
Got it! Let’s move on…
Go back one step
I want to see all available Social Studies Courses

7. I want to see all available Social Studies Courses
Choose Between
Civics and Economics and Honors Civics and Economics
Got it! Let’s move on…
Go back one step
I want to see all available Social Studies Courses

8. Take me back to the previous page
None of these apply…
If you have credit for both World and Civics…
You can take AP European History
You can take Theatre History, Dance History, or Art History
If you were homeschooled, have different credits, or are otherwise confused, click on “I need more help.”
Take me back to the previous page
Let’s move on
I need more help

9. Science Click the button that applies: I am an incoming 9th grader
I want to see all available Science Courses
Take me back to English
Take me back to Social Studies

10. 9th grade science options
I want to begin with a science that does not involve a ton of math
I love math! I love science! Bring it on!
I already have one high school lab science credit
I need to go back one step
I want to see all available Science Courses for

11. 10th grade Science
I have not taken Biology I
I took Biology but didn’t do well in it or I didn’t like it
I took Biology and did well in it
I need to go back one step
I want to see all available Science Courses for

12. I want more information about these courses
Choose either:
Astronomy or Earth Science
Got it! Let’s move on
Back up one step
I want more information about these courses

13. I want more information about these courses
Choose Either
Biology or Honors Biology
Got it! Let’s move on
Back up one step
I want more information about these courses

14. Math Placement I want more information about these courses
I do NOT intend to take a math placement test at orientation
I plan to take a math placement test at orientation
I need to back up and revisit a section
I want more information about these courses
I need a chart to help me understand the math sequences

15. Advanced Science Options
AP Environmental Science
Physics or Honors Physics through NCVPS
An advanced science course through NCVPS
Got it! Let’s move on
Back up one step
I want more information about these courses

16. No placement test?
9th graders take Integrated Math I 10th graders take Integrated Math II
Got it! Let’s move on!
Back up one step
Wait! I’m an 8th grader taking Algebra I, Integrated Math I, or Common Core Math I

17. Okay, I understand. Take me back to the Math section.
Placement Test Info
If you are a 9th grader who wants to take something above Integrated Math I … …You must take a placement test. We cannot give credit for math courses taken in 8th grade.
Okay, I understand. Take me back to the Math section.

18. Taking a placement test?
You have the following options:
Take the highest level of math allowed by your score on the placement test (up to AP Calculus)
Limit the upper level of math you will take your first year
Limit? Whatever do you mean?

19. Placement Limits
Let’s say you want to place into Integrated Math II or Integrated Math III but do not want to take Precal your first year. You check the box “Limit: Integrated Math III.” on your worksheet.
Course levels are:
Integrated Math I easiest
Integrated Math II
Integrated Math III
Honors Precalculus
AP Calculus online most difficult
Got it! Let’s move on
Back up one step
I have Precal credit
Math home

20. Non-Arts Elective
Click here to learn about Foreign Language at Longleaf
Click here to learn about other elective options

21. Foreign Language Placement
I want to take Level I of a foreign language
I have high school credit for Level I and want to take Level II of the same language
I want to take Level II or above but do not have high school credit for Level I
I have credit in one foreign language but want to take Level I of a different foreign language
Back up a step

22. No Placement Test Required!
Choose from one of the following: Arabic Chinese (Mandarin) French German Hebrew Japanese Latin Russian Spanish
Got it! Transeamus…
Redeamus (go back a step)

23. Placement Test Required
You have the following options:
Take the highest level allowed by your score on the placement test (up to AP)
Limit the upper level you will take your first year
Explain this limits things…
Back up a step…

24. Placement Limits
Let’s say you want to place into Level II but don’t want to take Level III your first year. You write down “Limit: Level II” next to the name of the language you want to take.
Let me read that again…
Back to Foreign Language
I have room for another non-arts elective
Got it! Let’s move on to arts electives

25. Arts Electives Select two arts courses for the 2013-2014 school year
The arts courses cannot be the same (e.g., you can’t take two dance studios in one year)
What are my arts course options?
I need to go back to another section
Got it! Let’s move on…

26. Other Elective Options
You may take a third arts class that has no prerequisites
You may take Theatre History, Dance History, or Art history for a social studies credit
If you meet the prerequisites, you can double up on science or double up on social studies
Where can I find out about prerequisites?
I need to go back to another section
Take me back to Arts
I’m finished!

34. Oops…

35. I’m finished with everything!
Need to Revisit?
Science
English
Social Studies
Math
Non-Arts Electives
Arts Electives
I’m finished with everything!

36. It looks like you’re an outlier. Need help. Email Dr
It looks like you’re an outlier. Need help? Dr. Broome with the details of your specific situation.
Take me back to the previous page
Take me back to the beginning
Give me Dr. Broome’s address