1 / 14

BHS SOPHOMORE registration

BHS SOPHOMORE registration. 2013-2014 school year. PURPOSE . To provide you with important information about graduation requirements To help you make well informed decisions about which classes to take your sophomore year More questions? Email your counselor at:

mimir
Download Presentation

BHS SOPHOMORE registration

An Image/Link below is provided (as is) to download presentation Download Policy: Content on the Website is provided to you AS IS for your information and personal use and may not be sold / licensed / shared on other websites without getting consent from its author. Content is provided to you AS IS for your information and personal use only. Download presentation by click this link. While downloading, if for some reason you are not able to download a presentation, the publisher may have deleted the file from their server. During download, if you can't get a presentation, the file might be deleted by the publisher.

E N D

Presentation Transcript

  1. BHS SOPHOMORE registration 2013-2014 school year

  2. PURPOSE • To provide you with important information about graduation requirements • To help you make well informed decisions about which classes to take your sophomore year • More questions? Email your counselor at: • heidi.shires@sjsd.k12.mo.us (A-F) • madison.tritten@sjsd.k12.mo.us (G-O) • karrie.engel@sjsd.k12.mo.us (P-Z)

  3. PROCESS • Get your Registration card from your CAMP teacher. • Choose and circle class selections & alternates on your registration card. • Take your registration card home and discuss your selections with your parents. Get your PARENT SIGNATURE. • Turn your signed registration form into your CAMP teacher. You will upload your selections to the parent/student portal of Powerschool during CAMP.

  4. GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS Credit TypeCredit Required Communication Arts 4 credits Social Studies 3 ½ credits Science 3 credits Math 3 credits Practical Art (IT, FACS, Business) 1 credit Fine Art (Art, Music, Theater) 1 credit Physical Education/Health 2 credits Personal Finance ½ credit Other Electives 7 credits Total: 25 credits

  5. GUIDE FOR CAREER PLANNING AND PROGRAMS OF STUDY BOOKLET • Access this book online at : • http://www.sjsd.k12.mo.us/Page/11677 • What will you find in the book? • Graduation requirements – pg. 8 • Class Descriptions - pgs. 110 – 169 • Career Pathways (for help in choosing classes which go along with your intended career) – Pgs. 21 - 100

  6. SAMPLE REGISTRATION CARD

  7. REQUIRED CORE CLASSESYOU MUST TAKE THESE COURSES YOUR 10th grade YEAR You will choose & circle 1 class in each of the following categories • Communication Arts 10 • World History • Math (if you had Alg I this year: take Geometry. If you had Geometry this year: take Algebra II) • PCP or *Chemistry • Health and ½ credit PE or JROTC • 3 credits of the electives of your choice

  8. *HONORS VS. NON HONORS CLASSES • Honors classes are denoted by an * on your registration sheet • You MUST take 4 honors classes per semester if you are trying to be in the top 10% of your graduating class

  9. CHOOSING ELECTIVES: Keep in mind that you must take at least 1 fine art and 1 practical art to meet graduation requirements • Fine Art (any class in): • Art • Vocal Music (Choir) • Instrumental Music (band or strings) • Theatre • Competitive Drama • Practical Art (any class in): • Business • Industrial Technology • Family and Consumer Science (FACS) • HillyardTech. Center

  10. Choosing elective “ALTERNATES” • ALTERNATE Classes: Write in 1 year long alternate and 4 sem. alternates on your registration sheet. • These are classes you agree to take if your other class selections cannot be filled. IMPORTANT!! You will NOT be allowed to change your schedule into a class not circled or written in as an alternate on your registration card.

  11. THINK ABOUT ACT • Taking a rigorous course load (honors and core electives) is best for achieving a high ACT score • An ACT score is required for admittance to most colleges and universities • Scholarship $ depend on it • Begin taking 2nd sem. Sophomore year

  12. KEEP IN MIND . . . • First and foremost: we place you in classes that are required for graduation. • We do our best to fill your course requests, but sometimes it is impossible. • Pay your fees! • If you owe money for a course this year, we cannot put you in a course that requires a fee next year • For example, if you owe money for Woodworking Tech this year, we cannot put you in Metal Working Tech next year • Credits are earned by semester. If you fail a semester of a graduation requirement, the same semester must be re-taken.

  13. What to do about failed courses • Register for regular sophomore classes as if you have passed every course up to this point. • Counselors will adjust your schedule to make room for you to re-take failures. • For example: if you failed a class required for graduation this year, we put that class back into your schedule next year • Failed graduation requirements must be re-taken until passed.

  14. Questions Email your counselor at: heidi.shires@sjsd.k12.mo.us (A-F) madison.tritten@sjsd.k12.mo.us (G-O) karrie.engel@sjsd.k12.mo.us (P-Z) Stop in the counseling office and make an appointment or call 671-4037 Follow us on twitter: @BHS_Counseling

More Related