School Year Scheduling Information
This content provides details on scheduling for the 2022-2023 school year, including required forms, endorsements, English courses by grade level, suggested math and science sequences, and criteria for dual credit classes. It covers aspects like transcripts, career pathways, GPAs, ACT scores, and specialty classes.
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SCHEDULING FOR 2022-2023 SCHOOL YEAR Homeroom Thursday, February 10, 2022
IN YOUR PACKET Most up-to-date transcript 4 year plan Check Sheet (Traditional/Distinguished) Blue Form with Specialty Classes on one side/All classes on other side Make a correction on specialty classes (scratch through DC Bio I 1stand 2ndblock 2ndsemester) We currently are NOT offering these. Directions for Scheduling Form Possibly an ISP if you turned it back in (just keep it in the packet) Seniors ONLY (Yellow Student/Parent Agreement Form)
ENDORSEMENTS Career and Technical: Distinguished Academic: Academic: 26 credits 30 credits 26 credits 2.5 GPA 3.0 GPA 2.5 GPA Silver Level on ACT WorkKeys 18 English ACT Sub Score 17 English ACT Sub Score 22 Math ACT Sub Score 19 Math ACT Sub Score Work-Based Learning Experience or Career Pathway Experience OR Earn a State Board of Education approved National Credential One AP or DC class with a B or higher One AP or DC class with a C or higher Must take the AP exam Must take the AP exam Traditional No Endorsement Credits - 24 You must meet ONE of the options listed below for early release your senior year but not for graduation: 17 English ACT Sub Score and 19 Math ACT Sub Score Silver level on ACT WorkKeys Overall 2.5 GPA/Passed all 4 state tests/on track for diploma requirements/enrolled in Essentials for College Math or Literacy.
ENGLISH 9th graders: 11th graders: English II English IV Pre-AP English II (FORM) AP Literature and Composition (FORM) English II/World Lit Dual Credit Comp I Dual Credit Comp II 10th graders: English III NOTE: To take Dual Credit, you must have a 3.0 GPA and English ACT Sub score of 17. AP Language & Composition (FORM) Dual Credit Comp I
SUGGESTED MATH SEQUENCE Classes that require a student to fill out an interest form: Algebra II Honors Geometry Honors AP Calculus AP Statistics Dual Credit Classes require a 3.0 GPA and ACT Math Sub score of 19.
SUGGESTED SCIENCE SEQUENCE Science Pre/Co- requisites Physical Science Must have Algebra Chemistry Must have Algebra II Physics - Must have Algebra II Human A & P - Must have Chemistry or Med Program I AP Chemistry Must have Chemistry AP Biology Must have Chemistry AP Environmental Science Must have Chemistry AP Biology, AP Chemistry, and AP Environmental Science: students MUST fill out an interest form
SOCIAL STUDIES MS Studies/World Geography World History World History Honors (Form) World History Pre AP/AP European History (2 credits and Form needed) Economics (.5 credits) US Government (.5 credits) AP Macro Economics (1 credit) FORM Needed AP Micro Economics (1 credit) FORM Needed AP US Government (1 credit) FORM Needed US History US History Honors (Form) Pre AP US History/AP US History (2 credits and Form needed)
UPCOMING JUNIORS AND SENIORS All Juniors must choose College and Career Readiness or Dual Credit Smart Start. Dual Credit Smart Start does require a 3.0 GPA and may cost $145.00 If you did not take or pass CCR or DC Smart Start Junior year, you will need to take it as a Senior.
ELECTIVES After choosing your core classes, choose electives. Total number of classes must equal 8 credits (Seniors can be less) If you are interested in a Career/Technical class and you did not turn in a form by the deadline of February 4th, you can fill out an application and place it in your packet on top. (You will be placed on a waiting list) Those interested in the following classes need to see information posted outside of the teachers classrooms: Yearbook: application is outside of room 306 (Kuehn) Broadcast: application is outside of room 311 (Harkleroad) Girls Basketball Practice Squad (1st and 2nd quarter 3rd block): See Coach Bell room 421 Make sure you have an Art, PE, Health, and Technology elective. If not, this is a good time to choose one. Use the electives handout to choose enough electives to equal 8 credits
WHEN FINISHED Put all WHITE papers back in the plastic sleeve and leave with your homeroom teacher. If you filled out a career technical form put it on top If you didn t fill out a career technical form put your transcript on top Take all COLOR papers with you.
