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Scheduling Update 2014-2015

Scheduling Update 2014-2015. Scheduling Timeline. Freshmen February 3-6 English Class. Developing a Master Schedule.

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Scheduling Update 2014-2015

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  1. Scheduling Update2014-2015

  2. Scheduling Timeline Freshmen February 3-6 English Class

  3. Developing a Master Schedule • Building and planning the master schedule for the following school year is a difficult and complex task.  Situations may occur requiring a change to that schedule, however these alterations have a serious effect on class size, teacher assignments, and the overall schedule, therefore these changes are made sparingly.  The student and parent are strongly encouraged NOT to plan a course load with the idea that it can be adjusted at a later time.

  4. New Schedule Change Policy • A schedule change may occur within the first five (5) days of a semester. One of the following criteria must be met to have a schedule change.

  5. New Schedule Change Policy • 1. Student schedule does not include the minimum number of required six classes each semester • 2. Adjustments due to the successful completion of summer coursework or summer school • 3. Error in a student’s schedule due to academic misplacement • 4. Error in a student’s schedule due clerical error

  6. Adding a Course • Without dropping any scheduled courses, a student may add additional course(s) where enrollment permits and without any alteration to the original schedule.

  7. Lowering a Level • Students will be permitted to lower a level, for example, Honors English to CP English, with the recommendation of the teacher at the quarter, or at the semester only.

  8. Graduation Requirements • Course Selection Guide on line on Counseling Web Site. • Credits required for grade level designation: • 15 Senior • 10 Junior • 5 Sophomore

  9. Graduation Requirements • 4 English • 4 Math (including Algebra 2 or equivalent) • 3 Science • 3 Social Studies (1 WH, 1 US, .5 Govt, .5 elective) • 1 Fine Art • .5 Health, .5 PE (2 semesters) • 4 Elective Credits • Pass OGT/Equivalent • Financial Literacy* • 20 Total Credits

  10. Diploma with Honors • 4 English • 4 Math (including Algebra 2) • 4 Science (including Physics) • 4 Social Studies • 3 World Language (or 2 of 2) • 1 Fine Arts • 3.5 Un-weighted GPA (posted on Naviance) • 27 ACT or 1210 SAT (CR and M)

  11. Typical Schedule • 6 classes (1 study period, 1 lunch period) • 7 classes (1 lunch period)

  12. Athletic Eligibility ELIGIBILITY • Based on the last nine weeks • You must have passed 5 credits • You can only have one “F” in the last grading period • All athletes are monitored on a weekly basis • If you receive 2 “F’s” in one week, you will be declared ineligible until at least one of the “F’s” is raised • If your GPA is below 2.000, you will be placed on Conditional Eligibility and you will be monitored by all of your teachers • who will fill out a weekly progress report on your progress. If your work level drops in two or more classes, you will be declared • ineligible until it improves

  13. Sophomore Offerings(Current Freshmen) • English • English 10 • Honors English 10 Based on past performance and teacher recommendation

  14. Sophomore Offerings(Current Freshmen) • Social Studies • US History • APUSH - Teacher recommendation only

  15. Sophomore Offerings(Current Freshmen) • Math • Geometry • Honors Geometry • Algebra 2 • Honors Algebra 2 • Pre-Calculus • Honors Pre-Calculus • Probability & Statistics • AP Statistics

  16. Sophomore Offerings(Current Freshmen) • Science • Biology • Chemistry • Honors Chemistry

  17. Sophomore Offerings(Current Freshmen) • World Language • Not a graduation requirement • At least 2 years for college • 3 years for Diploma with Honors • To advance to Spanish 3 a student must complete Regular Spanish 2.

  18. Sophomore Offerings (Current Freshmen) • Physical Education/Health • PE 9/10 • G.Y.M. • Personal Fitness Training • Sport Education • Health • IPEP

  19. Electives • Art: Ceramics, Computer Graphics, Drawing, Design & Illustration, Digital Photography, Jewelry & Metalsmithing, Painting, Photography, Printmaking, Sculpture, 2-D & 3-D Port Prep • Computer Science: Computer Programming, Computer Science Principles, AP Computer Science, Honors Advanced Data Structures • English: Speech, Words, Creative Writing, Intro to Journalism, Digital Journalism • Business & Technology: Accounting, Business Law, Marketing, Business Principles, Financial Literacy, Video Production • Music: Band, Orchestra, Women’s Choir, Mixed Ensemble, AP Music Theory • Social Studies: 21st Century History & Culture

  20. Reminder • Scheduling will begin February 3. • Have your courses picked out. • New Schedule Change Policy: Do not anticipate that you will be able to change courses.

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