2017 / 18 Tremper High School 11th Grade Course Selections Form Tremper High School th Avenue Kenosha, WI 53143

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1 2017 / 18 Tremper High School 11th Grade Course Selections Form Tremper High School th Avenue Kenosha, WI Office of Student Support / 2205

2 Dear Student, 11th GRADE REGISTRATION This is your Course Registration for next year at Tremper High School. Please read the course description of each course that you have selected, make sure you have the prerequisites, and that you have written the correct course numbers and titles on the other side of this sheet. The course catalog can be found online on the Tremper homepage. Check off all the courses that you have passed and plan your course selections accordingly.: Step 1: Complete the request personal information on the registration form, including your current courses and grades. Step 2: Print (or circle) the required course numbers, the honors or regular levels on the registration form after you have read the course descriptions. Step 3: List the course numbers, the credit(s), and the titles of the elective subjects you have selected. Remember to select between 6 or 7 credits. Step 4: Ask your current teachers to sign their agreement with your selection levels of the core subjects. Step 5: Use this form as a guide for entering your classes into Infinite Campus. Once courses are entered into IC, turn this form into your C&C teacher. SUBJECT TOTAL CREDITS NOTES English 4 credits Social Studies 3 credits (of the following) * 1 credit of U.S. History 1 credit of World History.5 credit of U.S. Government & Politics *.5 credit of Behavioral Science ** * See below * See below ** See below Mathematics GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS 3 credits Science 3 credits Physical Education 1.5 credits Health.5 credit Consumer Education.5 credit *** *** See below Electives 8 credits Community Service Learning 10 hours required of all students Civics Successful completion of the civics exam Diploma with Service Distinction hours of Community Service Diploma with Honors Distinction - 4 Advanced Placement credits * Note: Students selecting the Advanced Placement U.S. Government and Politics option will be required to satisfactorily complete the entire course. Failure to do so will require students to take either U.S. Government and Politics Honors or Regular in order to satisfy the requirement. ** Note: This requirement is met by taking either Sociology or Psychology. Students selecting AP Psychology will be required to pass the entire course to satisfy the requirement. *** Note: This requirement is met by taking Personal Finance, Economics or Marketing. PLAN AHEAD: The Senior Class Valedictorian and Salutatorian are determined by the seventh semester cumulative Grade Point Average (GPA) based on the weighted grading system. Students must also have completed the four half-credit regular level required courses (e.g. physical education and health) and any other regular level required course work (consumer education, U.S. Government / Politics) by the seventh semester (i.e. the senior year January report card). Consult your high school counselor for details. Student Signature:

3 TREMPER HIGH SCHOOL English Mathematics Survey Lit/Comp-Grade Math Applications American Lit/Comp-Grade Algebra World Lit/Comp-Grade Probability & Statistics World Lit/Comp-Grade 11 (H)** Trigonometry AP Eng- Language/Comp (H) Pre-Calculus (R) Communications (Electives) Pre-Calculus (H) Journalism AP Statistics (H) Journalism II (H) Yearbook (H) ** Summer reading PRIOR to taking this course. Bio-Sciences Social Studies Biology Ecology Science U.S. History Human Biology AP U.S. History Human Anatomy & World History Physiology (H) World History (H) Q Q AP World History Q Q 2 AP Biology (H) ** U.S. Govt. & Politics Physical Sciences U.S. Govt. & Politics (H) Chemistry AP U.S. Govt. & Politics Matter and Energy Sociology Q Q Sociology (H) Q Q 2 AP Chemistry (H) Psychology Conceptual Physics Psychology (H) AP Physics 1 (H) AP Psychology Geo Sciences Economics Geology Economics (H) Geology (H) Global Studies Astronomy Global Studies (H) Principles of Engineering Ethnic Studies Principles of Engineering (H) Ethnic Studies (H) ** Summer reading PRIOR to taking this course AP Human Geography ( R ) = Regular ( H ) = Honors ( E ) = Elective NOTE: SUMMER READING is REQUIRED prior to taking the English Honors or AP course.

4 TREMPER HIGH SCHOOL Fine Arts Music Fine Arts-Visual Art Symphonic Winds Intro to High School Art Symphonic Winds (H) Intro to HS Art (H) Concert Choir (Male/Female) Fundamentals of Art/Design Concert Choir (H) Fund of Art/Design (H) Women s Choir * Draw/Paint/Printmaking 1 * Women s Choir (H) * Draw/Paint/Printmkg 1 (H) * Chorale * Draw/Paint/Printmkg 2 * Chorale (H) * Draw/Paint/Printmkg 2 (H) * Wind Ensemble * Ceramic/Sculpture/Metals 1* Wind Ensemble (H) * Ceramic/Sculpt/Metals 1 (H)* Symphony Orchestra Ceramics/Sculpt/Metals 2 * Symphony Orchestra (H) Ceramics/Sculpt/Metals 2 (H) * Music Theory AP Photography 1 * * Audition required Photography 1 (H) * Photography 2 * Photography 2 (H) * * Successful completion of Fundamentals and Intro to HS Art (R) or (H) is required prior to taking these courses. Fine Arts-Theatre World Languages Drama Introductory French Drama Intermediate French 2 (H) Drama Advanced French 3 (H) Acting French 4/AP French (H) Acting 1 (H) Introductory Spanish Intermediate Spanish 2 (H) Physical Education Advanced Spanish 3 (H) Spanish 4/AP (H) Physical Ed. Foundations * Spanish for Spanish Speakers Lifetime Fitness Spanish Civilization & Culture Active Lifestyles Personal Fitness Health Lifetime Fitness (E) Active Lifestyle (E) Personal Fitness (E). NOTE: SUMMER READING is REQUIRED prior to taking the English Honors course.

5 TREMPER HIGH SCHOOL Business Technology Education Web Page Design Beg. Computer Aided Design Personal Finance Construction Planning Personal Finance (H) Construction Systems International Business Construction Systems Accounting Consumer Auto & Car Care Advanced Accounting (H) Automotive Technology Starting a Business Intro. to Design, Eng, & Tech Computer Applications Intro. to Engineering Design Marketing Intro. To Eng. Design (H) Marketing (H) Manufacturing Process Advanced Marketing Manufacturing Process Advanced Marketing (H) Principles of Engineering Leadership Principles of Engineering (H) Desktop Publishing Exploring Computer Science Business/Personal Law Digital Electronics Business/Personal Law (H) Digital Electronics (H) Retail Merchandising/Mgt Automotive Collision Retail Merchandising/Mgt (H) Retail Merch/Manage Internship Family / Consumer Science Family Clothing Fashion Careers Nutrition/Foods Culinary Skills/Foods Building Relationships Interior Design Parenting Child Development Child Development Exploring Health Occupations Intro to Medical Terminology See your counselor about the following: If you plan on taking an eschool course, contracted services course (CNA or Horizons), Youth Options, or any other type of special course please know there are separate forms and requirements. Please see your counselor for this information. You must still choose at least 6 credits, which can be modified later if needed, due to these circumstances.. NOTE: SUMMER READING is REQUIRED prior to taking the English Honors course.

ADVANCED AND HONORS DIPLOMAS (BEGINNING WITH THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 2013)

ADVANCED AND HONORS DIPLOMAS (BEGINNING WITH THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 2013) A student in the Glendale Union High School District may pursue a Glendale Union High School District ADVANCED DIPLOMA or HONORS