COUGARS. Grade 11 Registration Booklet School Year

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1 COUGARS Grade 11 Registration Booklet School Year IMPORTANT REGISTRATION DATES: Online registration is available on the Student Portal the evening of January 8th. Student Portal Jan. 10 Registration information presented and distributed during Advisory Jan Registration LEAP Help available with Counselors in W422. Jan Turn in your signed registration forms and any applications during LEAP in the West Learning Commons Computer Lab or East 300 Computer Lab. Counselors will verify your registration form and collect. Registration Contacts: Jan. 30 All Registration Forms Due Meet the Counselors: Heather Trettel..A-D Pam Rehnelt...E-John,,, Dee Ann Sibley..Johna-Mon Angie Law..Moo-Schu Kate Hanten.Schv-Z Special Education: Jill Doherty Assistant Principal: Michelle Baland *Students interested in PSEO should schedule a meeting with their counselor for more information. Applications required for the following programs: AVID (New Students Only) * Healthy Living Hybrid * Media Publications/Yearbook Northeast Metro 916 * Spring Lake Park OEC Applications are available online or in the west office

2 ON LINE REGISTRATION INSTRUCTIONS Please maximize the Student Portal screen. Mobile devices are not recommended for registration. Go to isd12.org. Click the Parent Portal logo on the left, then click parent/student portal login. Use your student Student portal login information. User ID: Password: Last two digits of graduation year + first 5 letter of first name + first 5 letter of last name Use your district password to login. If this is your first time logging in your default password is Centennialisd12 A forgotten username or password can be managed at myid.isd12.org Student Portal - click the Course Registration tab on the left. Enter course numbers from your completed registration form. Note: Split course numbers should be entered first. Math courses which are pre-requested will display as a required course and may not be deleted or edited through the student portal. Please contact your counselor with changes. To Add Courses: Click: Course Search Enter: Enter number to search Course Numbers work best. Course names work by using the first few characters of the name. Click: Go or enter The name of the course will appear on the right. Click: Desired course Click: Request this course OR Selected course will appear on the left under elective or alternate. Request as Alternate Information is saved each time you add or remove a class. You will not see a specific save key. To Delete A Course: Click: Click: Remember: Course on left you wish to drop. You can only delete courses listed under the Request or Alternate areas. Drop this Request box to remove the course. Register for a total of 12 required/elective courses. Students MUST also select alternates. Some courses are counted as more than one selection, such as: 916 courses will equal 3 selections per course number. Spring Lake Park will equal 3 selections per course number. Some college, AP and PLTW classes will have two semester numbers. IMPORTANT!!! Be certain the worksheet list and the screen are the same!!! Print the screen by selecting Print Request Summary in the upper right portion of the screen. Remember to have your parent sign the form. Grade 8: Submit the signed print screen summary form to a high school representative on January 12, Grades 9-11: Return the signed print screen summary form to WLC Computer Lab or E300 during LEAP (excluding Wednesday) to be verified by a counselor by Tuesday, January 30, Submission of the signed print request summary form will complete your registration.

3 Art (Note: all courses may have optional fee-based projects offered to students) s Art 1 Y Art 2 Art 1. Note: May be taken concurrently with Art 3. Y Art 3 Art 1. Note: May be taken concurrently with Art 2. Y Drawing Art 1 or Senior Art with C or above. Y Graphic Arts Art 1 (Drawing recommended). Y Painting / Advanced Art Portfolio Art 1 (Drawing recommended). Y Ceramics Hand Building Art 1 or Senior Art Y Ceramics Wheel Thrown Pottery Art 1 or Senior Art Y Senior Art Y AP Studio Art: 2-D Design Art 1 (Drawing Recommended) Y AVID / 5126 AVID / Honors English 9-1 and 9-2 Full year course. Credit.5 per semester. Application process (please see criteria found in the Academic Enrichment Opportunities section) / 8033 AVID 10-1 and 10-2 Full year course. Credit.5 per semester. Application process (please see criteria found in the Academic Enrichment Opportunities section). Enter 1310 as an alternate to indicate your intent to apply / 8165A AVID 10 Elective and Spanish 3A Split Full year course. Credit 1 at the end of the year. Student new to AVID must complete the Application process (please see criteria found in the Academic Enrichment Opportunities section) / 8166B AVID 11 Elective and Spanish 3B Split Full year course. Credit 1 at the end of the year. Student new to AVID must complete the Application process (please see criteria found in the Academic Enrichment Opportunities section) / 8035 AVID 11-1 and 11-2 Full year course. Credit.5 per semester. Application process (please see criteria found in the Academic Enrichment Opportunities section). Enter 1311 as an alternate to indicate your intent to apply / 8037 AVID 12-1 and 12-2 Full year course. Credit.5 per semester. Application process (please see criteria found in the Academic Enrichment Opportunities section). Enter 1312 as an alternate to indicate your intent to apply. 12 Business Keyboarding & Word Processing Computer Applications Honors option offered Web Design Accounting 1 The Personal Finance Management Marketing Law and Order Honors option offered.

4 English English English 9-2 English 9-1 or teacher recommendation Honors English 9-1 Student must meet required criteria for enrollment Honors English 9-2 Honors English 9-1 with a grade of C or above / 5126 Honors English 9-1/9-2 / AVID (Students applying for AVID should register for 5125/5126 Honors English 9-1 and 9-2 / AVID) Full year course. Credit.5 per semester. Application process (please see criteria found in the Academic Enrichment Opportunities section) English 10-1 English 9-1 and 9-2 or Honors English 9-1 and 9-2 or teacher recommend- dation English 10-2 English 10-1 or teacher recommendation Honors English 10-1 English 9-1 and 9-2 with an average grade of A- or above and a teacher recommendation or Honors English 9-1 and 9-2 with a grade of C or above Honors English 10-2 Honors English 10-1 with a grade of C or above American Literature and Composition American Literature and English 10-1 and 10-2 or Honors 10-1 and 10-2 or teacher recommendation. American Literature and Composition 1 or teacher recommendation. 11 Composition World Literature and Composition World Literature and Composition 2.5 Oral Communications- Public Speaking Introduction to Theater Arts American Literature and Composition 1 and 2 or teacher recommendation. American Literature and Composition 1 and 2 or teacher recommendation. Alternating years. Will be offered in This course does not meet NCAA core course requirements Creative Writing 1 English 9-1 and 9-2 or Honors English 9-1 and Y Creative Writing 2 Creative Writing Greek & Roman Mythology English 9-1 and 9-2 or Honors English 9-1 and.5 each 8113 / 8114 Journalism English 9-1 and 9-2 or Honors English 9-1 and Intro to College Writing English 10-1 and 10-2 or Honors 10-1 and / 5157 AP English Literature and Composition Introduction to Literature (CIS) / 12 th Grade Honors English English 10-1 and 10-2 with an average grade of A- or above and a teacher recommendation or Honors English 10-1 and 10-2 with an average grade of B- or above. This course may have associated fees. University of Minnesota requires that student taking this course be in decile 1-3. See course description for specific English credit requirements. See the Academic Enrichment Opportunities for additional English As Second Language s / 8995 English as a Second Language 1 Counselor recommendation / 8997 English as a Second Language 2 Counselor recommendation.

5 Family and Consumer Science Child Psychology/Development Parenting Child Psychology/Development This course replaces Child Psychology & Development 1/Parenting. This course replaces Child Psychology & Preschool Experience. Development 2/Pre-School Experience Foods and Nutrition Foods and Nutrition 2 Foods and Nutrition International Foods Foods and Nutrition 1 and Creative Foods Foods and Nutrition 1 and Interior Design Optional fee-based project may be offered to students Interpersonal Relationships Interpersonal Relationships 2 Interpersonal Relationships Senior Strategies. 12 Health Healthy Living Honors option offered Health Career Exploration This elective course does not replace Healthy Living..5 See Healthy Living Hybrid Honors option offered. description Mathematics All courses will utilize technology. It is highly recommended that students enrolling in Math courses have a graphing.5 each 8271 / 8272 Math Support Intermediate Algebra Upon registration, each student will go through a selection process to ensure proper placement..5 each 8273 / 8274 Math Support Geometry Upon registration, each student will go through a selection process to ensure proper placement..5 each 8275 / 8276 Math Support Advanced Algebra Upon registration, each student will go through a selection process to ensure proper placement / 8289 Intermediate Algebra Concepts 1 and 2 This course does not meet NCAA core course requirements A Intermediate Algebra Concepts 1A This is a full year course. This course does not meet NCAA core course requirements B Intermediate Algebra Concepts 1B This is a full year course. This course does not meet NCAA core course requirements / 8292 Geometry Concepts 1 and 2 Intermediate Algebra Concepts 2 or Intermediate Algebra 2. This course does not meet NCAA core course requirements / 8294 Advanced Algebra Concepts 1 and 2 Geometry Concepts 2. This course does not meet NCAA core course requirements / 8310 Intermediate Algebra 1 and 2 May be completed in grade 8 or / 8323 Geometry 1 and 2 Intermediate Algebra / 5323 Honors Geometry 1 and 2 Intermediate Algebra 2. Ninth grade students must meet required criteria of enrollment. Tenth grade students need teacher approval. Please see Academic Enrichment Opportunities section for more information / 8313 Advanced Algebra 1 and 2 Geometry

6 Mathematics (continued) All courses will utilize technology. It is highly recommended that students enrolling in Math courses have a graphing calculator )model TI-84 recommended) / 5313 Honors Advanced Algebra 1 and 2 Grade of B or higher in Honors Geometry 2 or Geometry 2 and teacher approval Math Skills Enrollment by referral only Intro to College Algebra Advanced Algebra 2, and teacher approval. Only those students completing Honors Pre-Calculus will be allowed to take AP Calculus / 8332 Pre-Calculus 1 and 2 Advanced Algebra 2 or Honors Advanced Algebra / 5332 Honors Pre-Calculus 1 and 2 Grade of B or higher in Advanced Algebra 2 or Honors Advanced Algebra Computer Programming 1 Hybrid Intermediate Algebra Computer Programming 2 Hybrid Computer Programming Special Projects Computer Programming 1 Hybrid Computer Programming 2 with a C or above and teacher permission Special Projects Computer Programming 2 Hybrid Special Projects Computer Programming AP Computer Science Programming with Java Hybrid Computer Programming 1 and 2. See AP and CIS Expectations section. This course may have associated fees / 5336 AP Calculus AB 1 and 2 Honors Pre-Calculus 2. See AP and CIS Expectations section. This course may have associated fees / 5340 AP Calculus BC 1 and 2 Grade of B or higher in Honors Pre-Calculus 2 and teacher recommendation. See AP and CIS Expectations section. This course may have associated fees / 5342 AP Statistics 1 and 2 Advanced Algebra 2 or Honors Advanced Algebra 2. See AP and CIS Expectations section. This course may have associated fees / 8289 OR 8288A/ 8289A Math Sequence A Math Sequence B Intermediate Algebra Concepts 1 and 2 OR Intermediate Algebra Concepts 1A and 2A 8309 / 8310 Intermediate Algebra 1 and 2 (Grade 8 or 9) 8291 / 8292 Geometry Concepts 1 and / 8323 OR 5322 / 5323 Geometry 1 and 2 OR Honors Geometry 1 and / 8294 Advanced Algebra Concepts 1 and / 8313 OR 5312 / 5313 Advanced Algebra 1 and 2 OR Honors Advanced Algebra 1 and 2 Media Publications s Media Publications 1 First time Yearbook students must complete the application process Media Publications 2 Media Publications 1

7 Miscellaneous s.5 each 8022 / 8023 Freshman Support Upon registration, each student will go through a selection process to ensure proper placement.5 each 8020 / 8021 Academic Support See course description for details..5 each 8063 / / 8072 Academic Support Tutor Freshman Support Tutor Completed Student Aid Contract. Cumulative GPA of 3.0 or higher. Tutors need to possess good communication skills as well as be selfmotivated, counselor recommended, and strong role models of behavior and scholarship Study Hall Grades 9 and 10 may take one semester per year. Grades 11 and 12 may take two semesters per year Study Hall Grades 11 and 12 additional semester. 0 Classroom Aide.25 each Media Aide Office Aide 9 Music s / 8546 Varsity Band Successful completion of band the previous year (may not have failed one or more semesters) or director s approval / 8552 Symphonic Band Successful completion of band the previous year (may not have failed one or more semesters) or director s approval / 5557 Honors Wind Ensemble Audition and successful completion of band the previous year (may not have failed one or more semesters). Y 9 Y Y / 8565 Varsity Choir Successful completion of choir the previous year (may not have failed one or more semesters) or director s approval. Y / 8572 Cougar Choir Audition and permission of the director. Y / 8574 Treble Choir Audition and permission of the director. Y / 5581 Honors Treble Choir Audition and permission of the director. Y / 5585 Honors Concert Choir Audition and permission of the director. All members must also participate in Romancers and Sweet Harmony which meets during advisory. Y Music s / 8546 Varsity Band Successful completion of band the previous year (may not have failed one or more semesters) or director s approval / 8552 Symphonic Band Successful completion of band the previous year (may not have failed one or more semesters) or director s approval / 5557 Honors Wind Ensemble Audition and successful completion of band the previous year (may not have failed one or more semesters). Y 9 Y Y / 8565 Varsity Choir Successful completion of choir the previous year (may not have failed one or more semesters) or director s approval. Y / 8572 Cougar Choir Audition and permission of the director. Y / 8574 Treble Choir Audition and permission of the director. Y / 5581 Honors Treble Choir Audition and permission of the director. Y / 5585 Honors Concert Choir Audition and permission of the director. All members must also participate in Romancers and Sweet Harmony which meets during advisory. Y

8 Physical Education s Physical Education Physical Education 9 Split This is a full year course alternating days with AP Human Geography Split. Students must register for both courses Recreational Activities / 8712 Competitive Sports Physical Education 9. Student may take one or two courses per year / 8726 Strength and Conditioning Strength Training / 8732 Strength and Conditioning Strength Training Girls Only / 8728 Fitness Trends Advanced Swimming and Lifeguarding Skills Science Physical Education 9. Strength and Conditioning- Strength Training and Fitness Trends courses may be taken in any combination with a maximum of 2 courses per year. See individual course descriptions for details. Physical Education 9 and must be able to swim 300m (6 laps or 12 lengths continuously) / 8354 Physical Science 1 and / 5354 Honors Chemistry 9 andhonors Physics 9 Please see course description and Academic Enrichment Opportunities section for more details / 8356 Biology 1 and Honors Zoology Biology 1 and 2 or AP Biology. This course offers an optional field trip requiring participating students to pay associated fees Earth Science Physical Science 9 requirements (i.e and 8354 or 5353 and 5354) Aquatic Studies Biology 1 and 2 or AP Biology. This course offers an optional field trip requiring participating students to pay associated fees Minnesota Outdoor Connections Optional fee-based projects may be offered to students. This course does not meet NCAA core course requirements Anatomy and Physiology Biology 1 and 2 or AP Biology Chemistry 1 Physical Science 1 & 2 or Honors Physics 9 and Intermediate Algebra 2 or concurrent enrollment Chemistry 2 Chemistry 1 or Honors Physics 9 and Intermediate Algebra 2 or concurrent enrollment / 8366 Chemistry Concepts 1 and 2 Physical Science 1 and 2 or Honors Chemistry 9 and Honors Physics 9 and Intermediate Algebra 2 or concurrent enrollment. This course does not meet NCAA core course requirements and may not meet four year college Physics 1 Physical Science 1 and 2 or Honors Physics 9 and Intermediate Algebra 1 or concurrent enrollment Physics 2 Physics 1 or Honors Physics 9 and Intermediate Algebra 1 or concurrent enrollment / 8368 Physics Concepts 1 and 2 Physical Science 1 and 2 or Honors Physics 9. This course does not meet NCAA core course requirements and may not meet four year college entrance requirements Physical Science Astronomy Physical Science 9 requirements (i.e and 8354 or 5353 and 5354) / 5347 AP Biology 1 and 2 Honors Chemistry 9 and Honors Physics 9 or Chemistry / 5374 AP Chemistry 1 and 2 Honors Geometry 2 or Advanced Algebra 2. Advanced math skills required. See course description and AP and CIS Expectations section for more details. This course may have associated fees / 5368 Introductory College Physics 1 and 2 Must have a B or better in Advanced Algebra 2. The University of Minnesota requires that students taking this course rank in the top 20% of their class. Please see Academic Enrichment Opportunities and AP and CIS 9

9 Social Studies Human Geography / 8231 World History 1 and / 8206 United States History 1 and Religions of the World This course may have associated fees related to a field trip Current Issues Economics and Political Science Government and Citizenship Psychology Sociology AP Human Geography Split May replace Human Geography. This is a full year course alternating days with Physical 9 Education 9 Split. Students must register for both courses. Students must meet required criteria for enrollment. Please see Academic Enrichment Opportunities and AP and CIS Expectations sections for details. This course may have associated fees / 5231 AP World History Sequence May replace World History 1 and 2. Students must have a cumulative GPA of 3.0 or permission from instructor to / 5223 AP United States History Sequence register for this course. Please see Academic Enrichment Opportunities and AP and CIS Expectations sections for details. This course may have associated fees. May replace United States History 1 and 2. Students must have a cumulative GPA of 3.0 or permission from instructor to register for this course. Please see Academic Enrichment Opportunities and AP and CIS Expectations sections for details. This course may have associated fees AP Microeconomics May replace 8207 Economics and Political Science. Students must have a cumulative GPA of 3.0 or permission from instructor to register for this course. Please see Academic Enrichment Opportunities and AP and CIS Expectations sections for details. This course may have associated fees / 5229 AP Micro/Macro Economics This is a full year course which may replace 8207 Economics and Political Science. AP Macroeconomics is only offered in this combination full-year course. Students must have a cumulative GPA of 3.0 or permission from instructor to register for this course. Please see Academic Enrichment Opportunities and AP and CIS Expectations sections for details. This course may have associated fees AP Psychology Students must have a cumulative GPA of 3.0 or permission from instructor to register for this course. Please see Academic Enrichment Opportunities and AP and CIS CIS American Government and Politics Expectations sections for details. May replace Government and Citizenship. Formerly named College American Democracy in a Changing World The University of Minnesota requires that students taking this course rank in the top 20% of their class. Please see Academic Enrichment Opportunities and AP and CIS Expectations sections for details.

10 Special Education.5 each 6045 / 6046 Basic Skills Course numbers for semesters 1 and/or 2.5 each 6101 / 6102 Autism Spectrum Disorders Social/Life/Transition Skills Course numbers for semesters 1 and/or 2.5 each 6121 / 6122 Interpersonal Skills 1 and 2 Course numbers for semesters 1 and/or Advanced Basic English 1-9/ Advanced Basic English 2-9/ Basic English 1-9/ Basic English 2-9/ Advanced Basic American Literature 1-11/ Advanced Basic American Literature 2-11/ Basic American Literature 1-11/ Basic American Literature 2-11/12.5 each 6020 / 6021 Intermediate Algebra Skills each 6022 / 6023 Intermediate Mathematics.5 each 6055 / 6056 Pre-Algebra Skills Basic Physical Science Basic Physical Science Basic Biology Basic Biology Basic World History 1-9/ Basic World History 2-9/ Advanced Basic World History 1-9/ Advanced Basic World History 2-9/ Basic United States History Basic United States History Advanced Basic United States History Advanced Basic United States History 2.5 each 6060 / 6061 HIRE Learning 1.5 each 6070 / 6071 Work Experience Programs Hours 4, 5 and 6 1 each 6068 / 6069 Work Experience Program Hours 5 and 6.5 each 6064 / 6065 Work Experience Program Hour 6 Only.5 each 6602 / 6603 D Practical Reading D Practical Basic Social Studies D Practical Basic Science.5 each 6614 / 6615 D Life Skills Math.5 each 6621 / 6622 D Functional Math.5 each 6625 / 6626 D Functional Social Skills.5 each 6164 / 6165 Developmental/Adapted Physical Education 9 (D.A.P.E.).5 each 6627 / 6628 D Functional Living Skills.5 each 6629 / 6630 D Functional Reading.5 each 6288 / 6289 STEPS English.5 each 6290 / 6291 STEPS Mathematics.5 each 6292 / 6293 STEPS Science.5 each 6294 / 6295 STEPS Social Studies.5 each 6296 / 6297 STEPS Social & Personal Skills.5 each 6180 / 6181 SC English.5 each 6182 / 6183 SC Physical Education.5 each 6184 / 6185 SC Special Services Skills.5 each 6186 / 6187 SC Mathematics.5 each 6188 / 6189 SC Science.5 each 6190 / 6191 SC Social Studies

11 Technology Education Credit Course # Course Name Prerequisites Arts Grade Robotics and Small Engines Robotics and Small Engines 2 Robotics and Small Engines 1 with a grade of C or above Wood 1 Introduction Optional fee-based projects may be offered to students Wood 2 - Techniques Wood 1-Introduction with a grade of C- or above. Optional fee-based projects may be offered to students Wood 3 Creative Woods Wood 1-Introduction and Wood 2-Techniques with a grade of C- or above. Optional fee-based projects may be offered to students Independent Projects Wood Wood 3 - Cabinetmaking. Optional fee-based Visual Communications Photo, Video, Graphics projects may be offered to students. It is recommended that students have a minimum 8G flash drive Advanced Visual Communications Visual Communications. It is recommended that students have a minimum 8G flash drive. Y Y Independent Projects Visual Communications / 8652 PLTW Introduction to Engineering Design (STEM) / 5654 PLTW Principles of Engineering (STEM) *** / 5656 PLTW Civil Engineering and Architecture (STEM) *** / 5658 PLTW Computer Integrated Manufacturing (STEM) *** Visual Communications and Advanced Visual Communications with a grade of C- or above. This course may be repeated. It is recommended that students have a minimum 8G flash drive. PLTW Introduction to Engineering Design and PLTW Principles of Engineering are separate courses which may be taken in any order. *This course fulfills the Fine Arts requirement beginning Fall PLTW Introduction to Engineering Design and PLTW Principles of Engineering are separate courses which may be taken in any order. Completion of Intermediate Algebra. Grades must have a cumulative GPA of 3.0 or higher. Student must have a cumulative GPA of 3.0 or higher. If a student is below a cumulative GPA of 3.0 and has taken PLTW Introduction to Engineering Design or PLTW Principles of Engineering, they may register for this course with permission from the PLTW teacher. Student must have a cumulative GPA of 3.0 or higher. If a student is below a cumulative GPA of 3.0 and has taken PLTW Introduction to Engineering Design or PLTW Principles of Engineering, they may register for this course with permission from the PLTW teacher. Y* *** This course is considered a rigorous course. Beginning Fall 2017 grades will be weighted and may count toward graduation with distinction. Please see Academic Enrichment Opportunities section for more course details. Work Experience Program Credit Course # Course Name Prerequisites Arts Grade / 8962 Work Seminar Permission of instructor and counselor.5 each 8965 / 8966 Work Experience OJT Permission of instructor and.5 each 8985 / 8986 Advanced Work Experience OJT counselor Completion of Work Seminar

12 World Language Credit Course # Course Name Prerequisites Arts Grade / 8182 French 1* An average English grade of C- or above is recommended. A grade of C- or above is required to move on to French 1B / 8184 French 2 French 1B with a C- or above / 8186 French 3 French 2B with a C- or above. Honors option offered / 5188 Honors French 4 French 3B with a C- or above / 8192 German 1* An average English grade of C- or above is recommended / 8194 German 2 German 1B with a C- or above German 3A German 2B with a C- or above. Honors option offered German 3B German 3A with a C- or above. Honors option offered Honors German 4A German 3B with a C- or above Honors German 4B German 4A with a C- or above. See course description for college credit opportunity and criteria Honors German 5A German 4B with a C- or above. See course description for college credit opportunity and criteria Honors German 5B German 5A with a C- or above. See course description for college credit opportunity and criteria College Intermediate See course for prerequisite requirements. German College Intermediate See course for prerequisite requirements. German / 8162 Spanish 1 An average English grade of C- or above is recommended / 8164 Spanish 2 Spanish 1B with a C- or above. Honors option offered / 8166 Spanish 3 Spanish 2B with a C- or above A / B / 8042 Spanish 3A and AVID 10 Elective Split Spanish 3B and AVID 11 Elective Split Honors option offered. Full year course. Credit 1 at the end of the year. Student new to AVID must complete the Application process (please see criteria found in the Academic Enrichment Opportunities section). Honors option offered. Full year course. Credit 1 at the end of the year. Student new to AVID must complete the Application process (please see criteria found in the Academic Enrichment Opportunities section). Honors option offered / 5168 Honors Spanish 4 Spanish 3B with a C- or above / 5170 Honors Spanish 5 Spanish 4B with a B- or above. Course taught entirely in Spanish. *Note Regarding 1A / 1B Courses: Most Centennial students choose to begin their first year of World Language in grade 8 at Centennial Middle School. High school level 1 courses must have a sufficient number of requests to schedule classes. Level 1 courses not offered at the high school for French 1 and German 1 may be completed online (no instructor or classroom). On-Line courses are available Special Program Options Credit Course # Course Name Prerequisites Arts Grade varies 1301 Full-Time or PSEO Application and approval required. Please see counselor for details. Enter course number as an alternate when registering to indicate PSEO intentions Part-Time varies Northeast Metro 916 Career and Technical Center See program details. varies Spring Lake Park See program details

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