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All There is to know about High School Registration

All There is to know about High School Registration. Independence High School. The Registration Card. Each student must sign up for enough classes to fill 8 class periods 8 is the magic number!! Fill out the card with PENCIL ONLY !!!!

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All There is to know about High School Registration

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  1. All There is to know about High School Registration Independence High School

  2. The Registration Card • Each student must sign up for enough classes to fill 8 class periods • 8 is the magic number!! • Fill out the card with PENCIL ONLY!!!! • Every student must sign up for English, Math, Social Studies, and Science. • Every student must sign up for electives. • You must choose 3 alternate classes. • ESL Students come see us later and we will help you choose your classes. AIS Students should have a gray card.

  3. English • Look at your 7th Grade Reading EOG Score written in the top right corner of your card. • If you scored a level 1, 2, or 3 (score<357), put an XX next to Foundations of English/English I • If you scored a level 3 with a score of 357 or higher put and X next to English I. *AIS Students- Put an X beside Freshman Seminar/English I • If you scored a level 4 put an X next to English I Honors. • *AIS Students- Put an X beside Freshman Seminar/AIS English I Honors • If you scored a 1 or 2 on the Reading EOG you are strongly encouraged to also take Literacy Support Class (write on card and let Mrs. Brown know if you are interested)

  4. Math • Look at your Math EOG Score • If you scored a 1, 2, or 3 on your Math EOG, put an XX beside Foundations of Algebra/Algebra I • If you scored a 4 on your Math EOG, put an X beside Algebra I • If you are currently in Algebra I… • Put and X beside Geometry, unless you are currently making an A in Algebra • If you are making an A in Algebra I, put an X beside Geometry Honors

  5. Social Studies • Look at your Reading EOG level • If you scored a level 1, 2, or 3 put an X beside World History • If you scored a level 4 put an X beside World History Honors

  6. Science • Look at your Math EOG level • If you scored a level 1, 2, or 3 on your Math EOG put an X beside Earth/Environmental Science • If you scored a level 4 on your Math EOG put an X beside Earth/Environmental Science Honors • If you are currently in Algebra I, put an X besides Biology Honors instead

  7. Health and PE • Every student will take Healthful Living/Principles of PE • If you want to also sign up for Orchestra, Concert Band I, Spanish I, or JROTC then choose Healthful Living/Principles of PE under A/B Day Scheduled Courses • Everyone else choose the class under “Health & Physical Ed.”

  8. ELECTIVES • Now, count your number of Xs on the front of your card. Subtract that number from 8. This is the number of electives you have left to choose. • Ex 1: If you have a total of 7 Xs you have one elective class to choose • You can ONLY choose one Block elective • Do Not choose any A/B day electives • Ex 2: If you have a total of 6 Xs you have two elective classes to choose • You can choose 2 Block electives OR 2 A/B classes • Ex 3: If you have a total of 5 Xs you have three elective classes to choose • You can choose 3 Block electives • OR • You can choose 1 Block elective and 2 A/B electives

  9. Electives Continued • Elective choices are NOT guaranteed! • Marching Band meets after school, get an application from Ms. Medlin • JROTC does require you to wear a uniform several times throughout the year • If you are currently in Spanish I, you should sign up for Spanish II. Everyone else interested in a foreign language should choose level I of that language.

  10. alternates • You must choose three alternate courses. • Write the course names and course numbers in the Alternate Courses box. • There is a good chance you could end up with one of your alternates so only choose classes you are interested in taking.

  11. Now count!! • Count your class periods (Xs) • Remember! • Foundations of English/Eng I counts as 2 periods • Foundations of Algebra/Algebra I counts as 2 periods • You should have 8 Xs total!!! • You should also have 3 alternates written in the “Alternates” box.

  12. Returning your card • Your card is due to your homeroom teacher by • Friday, February 22 • Make sure you review your card with your parent/guardian. • You and a parent/guardian must sign the bottom of the card before you turn it in. Put a star by the signature lines! • If you do not turn in a completed card, Mrs. Brown or another counselor will choose your classes for you.

  13. Questions??

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