CLASS OF 2016 Freshman 4 Year Planning

1. CLASS OF 2016Freshman4 Year Planning

2. FUTURE PLANNING • YOU • Interests • Strengths • Skills High School to Work High School to Other High School to Military High School to College

3. COURSES AND CREDIT College Requirements by semester Graduation Requirements by semester

4. ENGLISH Sophomore - Full Year Courses English II (Honors, CP) English II + Reading (CP) Junior - Full Year Courses American Literature and Composition (CP and CP Survey) American Studies (Combined with U.S. History) American Studies CP Survey (Combined with U.S. History CP Survey) AP English Language and Composition Senior - Full Year Courses AP English Literature and Composition Immigrant Voices in Literature Contemporary Literature *Comedy and Tragedy *Writing and Composition *Reading, Writing and Producing Media *Reading and Writing Survey *Course can also be taken as an elective sophomore or junior year

5. MATHEMATICS Geometry Algebra I Geometry Survey Algebra I Survey Geometry Honors Honors College Prep and College Prep Survey Algebra II *Algebra II with Trigonometry Honors *Algebra II with Trigonometry Trigonometry & Related Topics *Pre-Calculus Honors *Pre-Calculus Discrete Math *AP Calculus BC *AP Calculus AB Calculus Electives *AP Statistics Any student who completed these courses with a B- or better is eligible and encouraged to take AP Statistics AP Computer Science These electives courses have prerequisites. See Program of Studies for course requirements *Multivariable Calculus

6. SCIENCE Freshmen Sophomores Juniors and Seniors Physics Survey Physics Physics Honors • Chemistry (Honors, CP and CP Survey) • Biology (Honors, CP and CP Survey • Physics (Honors and CP) • Seniors Only • Anatomy and Physiology (1 semester) • Astronomy (1 semester) • AP Chemistry • AP Environmental Science • AP Biology • Environmental Science • AP Physics C: Mechanics/Electricity and Magnetism Physics (CP and CP Survey) Chemistry (Honors, CP and CP Survey) Health *Required for all Sophomores

7. SOCIAL STUDIES

8. WORLD LANGUAGES

9. Fine Arts Visual Art Offerings

10. FINE ARTSPerforming Arts Course Offerings Stage Design & Technology Full Year or One Semester Tech Theatre I-II Stage Design III-IV Acting Full Year Acting I-II Advanced Theatre Performance One Semester Acting I Acting II Acting III Directing Music Full Year Concert Band Guitar I-II Wind Ensemble Wind Symphony Jazz Lab Jazz Ensemble Concert Orchestra Symphony Orchestra Chamber Orchestra Concert Choir Treble EnsembleChorale Swing Choir Music Theory A.P. Music Theory One Semester Digital Music Production Film Making Full Year Film Making I-II One Semester Film Making I Dance Full Year Dance I Dance II Dance III Dance IV SEE PROGRAM OF STUDIES FOR HONORS OPTIONS

11. APPLIED ARTS Family and Consumer Sciences Design Technology One Semester Graphic Design II (2nd semester) Advanced Graphic Design IV Full Year 3D Animation I 3D Animation II 3D Animation III 3D Animation IV Architectural Design I Architectural Design II Architectural Design III Intro to Engineering Design I (H) Principles of Engineering Design II (H) One Semester Pre-School Lab: Intro to Teaching Child Development Creative Cuisine Fashion and Interior Design Individual and Career Development* Personal Living*Family Living* Business Full Year Accounting Honors* Intro to Business* One Semester Business Law* Entrepreneurship Marketing for Sports and Entertainment Management/Leadership Computer App / Keyboarding Work Partnership Program *Meets Consumer Ed Requirement SEE PROGRAM OF STUDIES FOR HONORS OPTIONS

12. CONSUMER EDUCATION Students at HPHS can meet this state requirement by earning credit in any of the following courses: Freshman / Sophomore Courses: Introduction to Business Individual and Career Development Economics Junior/ Senior Courses: Personal Living or Family Living (seniors only) Consumer Economics (summer school only) Work Partnership Program TPI Lifeskills Business Math Fundamentals AP Economics (seniors only) Economics Business Law Accounting Honors

13. Sophomores • Sophomore P.E. • Traffic Safety • Juniors & Seniors • Unique P.E. • Dual Language Unique P.E. • Outdoor Adventure • Lifetime Sports • Co-ed Team Sports • Team Sports for Boys • Strength Training and Conditioning • Group Fitness • Yoga • Lifeguarding • Dance I • Dance II • Dance III • Dance IV: Collage • Adaptive P.E. • Junior P.E. Leaders / Lifeguarding • Senior P.E. Leaders • Peer Teaching to Special Needs Students (with departmental approval) PHYSICAL EDUCATION

14. TECH CAMPUS Students must apply for this program. Available programs include: COMMUNICATIONS PROGRAMS Digital Video Production Game/Java/C++ Programming Graphic/Web Design Photographic Design HUMAN SERVICES PROGRAMS Certified Nurse Assisting Criminal Justice Cosmetology Culinary Arts Early Childhood Education Emergency Medical Services Fire Fighting Medical Assisting MANUFACTURING/INDUSTRIAL PROGRAMS Building Trades Computer Networking Computer Support Services Photonics Welding/Fabrication TRANSPORTATION PROGRAMS Automotive Service Collision Repair

15. Logging to Naviance

18. Resume

19. Resume

20. Next Steps • Review your notes and Program of Studies At A Glance, in order to determine your course choices • Look at all of your options and when some electives best fit in over the next three years • Input your choices to Naviance • Set up a meeting with your counselor to review your four-year plan • Be sure to indicate to your counselor if you plan to play sports in college.

21. THANK YOU