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1 RED LION AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT Class of 2020 Course Selection For School Year January 6, 2016 The mission of the Red Lion Area School District, in partnership with our communities, is to prepare all students to reach their greatest potential, thus becoming responsible and productive citizens.

2 Administration Mark Shue Principal Scott D Orazio Grant Gouker Mary Smith Assistant Principal (A-G) Assistant Principal (H-0) Assistant Principal (P-Z)

3 Guidance Office Counselors Kathy Moser (A De) Jennifer Rebert (Di I) Pamela Scott (J M) Ryan McCleary (N Sm) Lottie Smith (Sn Z) Support Staff Pat Forney, Roxann Leffler, Linda Missimer

4 Keys to Success in High School Attendance Study Habits Communication Parent Student Teacher Counselor Involvement Goals

5 Traditional Schedule 7 Period Day Typically 44 minutes long Course Arrangements Full Year Semester (2 Marking Periods) 6 Day Cycle Lab Sciences PE Classes Academic Prep Period/Club Period/PRIDE Period 30 minutes, between period 3 and period 4

6 Sample Bell Schedule Period 1 7:38-8:22 Period 2 8:27-9:11 Period 3 9:16-10:00 Academic Prep 10:05-10:08 Homeroom 10:13-10:43 Academic Prep/Club/PRIDE A 10:43-11: :18-12:13 Period 4 B 10:48-11: :13-11: :43-12:13 C 10:48-11: :43-12:13 Period 5 12:18-1:02 Period 6 1:07-1:51 Period 7 1:56-2:40

7 Credits 1 Credit Courses Everyday, 1 period per day, Full Year.5 Credit Courses Everyday, 1 period per day, ½ year (semester) 1.2 Credit Courses (Lab Science) Everyday, 1 period per day, Full Year PLUS 1 extra period once every 6 cycle days.15 Credit Courses (PE) 2 days per cycle, 1 period, ½ year

8 Weights Comprehensive Level Courses/Electives Some Electives College Prep Honors AP, CHS (College in the High School)

9 Graduation Requirements 4 Credits of English 3 Credits of Social Studies 3 Credits of Math 3 Credits of Science A fourth credit in either social studies, math, or science 1 credit of Art or Humanities foreign language, family and consumer science, technology education, music, art, or agricultural education electives 1 credit of Health 1.2 credits of Physical Education 1 credit of Personal Finance To be taken during the 11th or 12th grade year 6.25 elective credits Students must earn 4.05 credits for sophomore standing, for junior standing, and for senior standing.

10 What does a 9 th Grader Register For? Minimum of 6.3 Credits English 1 American History Biology Algebra 1A, Algebra 1B, Geometry, or Hon Algebra II PE (Fall & Spring) Electives Recommended courses Health and Wellness AND Healthy Living

11 Sample Schedule A Semester 1 1 Algebra 1B 2 Health & Wellness 3 (1-2)PE / (3-6)Study Hall Academic Prep 4 American History CP 5 Biology CP 6 Intro To Tech 7 English 1 CP Semester 2 1 Algebra 1B 2 (3-4)PE / (1-2&5-6)St Hall 3 Intro to Art Academic Prep 4 American History CP 5 Biology CP 6 Healthy Living 7 English 1 CP

12 Sample Schedule B Semester 1 1 Honors Biology 2 (1)Lab (2-4)SH (5-6)PE 3 Geometry CP Academic Prep 4 Heath & Wellness 5 English 1 CP 6 Concepts of Business 7 Honors American History Semester 2 1 Honors Biology 2 (1)Lab (2-4)SH (5-6)PE 3 Geometry CP Academic Prep 4 Healthy Living 5 English 1 CP 6 Concepts of Business 7 Honors American History

13 Course Levels Levels Comprehensive (Comp) College Prep (CP) Honors (Hon) Advanced Placement (AP) College in the High School (CHS) What level course should your child take? Recommendations of 8 th Grade Teachers School Counselors Student/Parent Input Use Notes box on back of worksheet Senior High Staff Members

14 Online Courses Indicated with a B before the course number. 615 Health & Wellness B615 ONLINE Health & Wellness Online Courses available for 9 th grade B146 ONLINE 21 st Century Skills B204 ONLINE Am History CP B614 ONLINE Healthy Living B615 ONLINE Health and Wellness

15 Course Catalog Questions about a specific course or RL graduation requirements? Go to: rlasd.net Senior High School Guidance Course Catalog ( )

16 Course Selection Worksheet Students Received in School on Tuesday Use Notes box on back side Due back to the JUNIOR HIGH Guidance Office by January 13 th

17 Name NINTH GRADE COURSE SELECTION WORKSHEET To review course descriptions, please refer to the online Course Catalog: You must schedule no fewer than 6.3 credits. A B in front of a course number indicates an online course. Classes noted with a ** are approved courses through the NCAA Eligibility Center. Schedule adjustments are made only under the following conditions: Student is misplaced. Teacher recommends a level change within the same course. Student may not drop a course and replace with a study hall. Request for course adjustments will be honored through July 29, Required: you will choose one course from each of the following sections. ENGLISH: COURSE CREDIT COURSE NAME WEIGHT NUMBER VALUE 091 College Prep English 1 ** Comprehensive English Honors English 1 ** I Co-taught English Replacement English SOCIAL STUDIES: COURSE CREDIT COURSE NAME WEIGHT NUMBER VALUE 204 College Prep American History ** B204 Online College Prep American History ** Comprehensive American History Honors American History** I Co-taught American History SCIENCE: COURSE CREDIT COURSE NAME WEIGHT NUMBER VALUE 311 Honors Biology ** College Prep Biology ** Comprehensive Biology I Co-taught Comprehensive Biology Senior High Counselors A- De Mrs. Kathy Moser Di I J-M N-Sm Sn-Z Team HR HR Teacher Mrs. Jennifer Rebert Mrs. Pamela Scott Mr. Ryan McCleary Mrs. Lottie Smith TEACHER RECOMMENDATION & SIGNATURE TEACHER RECOMMENDATION & SIGNATURE TEACHER RECOMMENDATION & SIGNATURE ELECTIVES: You may choose to elect a foreign language as your one (1) credit in the electives area. Your English teacher has offered his/her signature, supporting their recommendation in your selection of a foreign language. This recommendation is based on your current academic success and work ethic demonstrated. COURSE CREDIT COURSE NAME WEIGHT NUMBER VALUE 151 French 1** German 1** Latin 1** Spanish 1** ENGLISH TEACHER SIGNATURE You must select one (1) credit in the electives area, if you have not chosen a foreign language. This can be one full-credit (1.0) course or two half-credit (0.5) courses. COURSE COURSE NAME DEPT WEIGHT CREDIT VALUE NUMBER st Century Skills ENG B146 Online 21 st Century Skills ENG Concepts of Business BUSINESS Computer Applications BUSINESS Word Processing Applications BUSINESS Advanced Computer Applications - Prereq. #410 BUSINESS Exceptionalities & Service Learning BUSINESS Introduction to Art ART Art 1 Fundamentals ART Clothing 1 FAM & CON SCI Clothing 2 - Prereq. #520 FAM & CON SCI Culinary Arts FAM & CON SCI Creative Crafts FAM & CON SCI Child Care FAM & CON SCI Drafting and Design 2 - Prereq. #563 TECH ED Metals 2 - Prereq. #560 TECH ED Graphic Arts 2 - Prereq. #563 TECH ED Wood and Plastics 2 - Prereq. #560 TECH ED Electronics Technology 2 - Prereq. #560 TECH ED Digital Photography 2 - Prereq. #563 TECH ED Tech Ed: Materials TECH ED Tech Ed: Visual Communications TECH ED Introduction to Agricultural Science AGRIC Supervised Agricultural Experience & Record Keeping AGRIC Symphonic Band/Orchestra MUSIC Concert Choir MUSIC Music Technology 1 MUSIC MATH: COURSE CREDIT COURSE NAME WEIGHT NUMBER VALUE 356 Honors Geometry** College Prep Geometry ** College Prep Algebra 1B ** Comprehensive Algebra 1A I Co-taught Comprehensive Algebra 1A Replacement Algebra 1A TEACHER RECOMMENDATION & SIGNATURE 920 Academic Support LEARNING SUP If the schedule prohibits any of my choices, my alternate selections are: If you requested a foreign language, please offer a foreign language alternate: Course Number Full-credit course NOTES: Required: you will schedule for BOTH sections of PE (630 and 632). Please circle or highlight your selection. PHYS. ED: COURSE NUMBER COURSE NAME WEIGHT CREDIT VALUE 630 Physical Education (Fall) Physical Education (Spring) The following two courses meet graduation requirements. It is recommended that you schedule Healthy Living and Health & Wellness during your freshman year. HEALTH: COURSE CREDIT COURSE NAME WEIGHT NUMBER VALUE 614 Healthy Living Health & Wellness B614 Online Healthy Living B615 Online Health & Wellness For all other electives, please offer an alternate selection: Course Number Course Number Full-credit course Half-credit course Case Manager Signature (Learning Support Only) I have reviewed the course requests and all information regarding course selection and changes with my child. I agree with all selections as indicated. Parent Signature Student Signature

18 Things to consider DON T take a class because of who teaches it. Staffing changes from year to year DON T sign up for classes just because your friend is signing up for that course. Most courses have multiple sections and you can not pick the specific section you want. DO remember.this is high school and EVERY grade you earn can have an impact on your future plans.

19 Things to consider NCAA requirements National Collegiate Athletic Association requirements are for those students who are active in high school sports and hope to participate in collegiate sports on a Division l or Division II level. See Course Catalog Page NCAA Eligibility Center website www. eligibilitycenter.org

20 Important Dates January 5 SH Counselors Visited JH for Curriculum Guide/Registration Explanation Students received worksheet with teacher recommendations January 13 Course Selection worksheet, signed by parent, due back to JH Guidance office. July 29 Deadline for changes / adjustments August New Student Orientation (Date TBD)

Welcome Parents! Class of 2021

Welcome Parents! Class of 2021 How to prepare for CHS! Finish strong!! 4 th quarter determines fall eligibility. Good habits now mean a successful start next year. Tour of CHS Volunteers from the class