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EASTVIEW HIGH SCHOOL
Registration Form 2016-2017
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I studied the Registration Guide at www.district196.org/evhs with my parents, and received their approval of my course selections.
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Students: All of the courses offered next year for your grade level are listed below. Place an X in front of the courses you have selected for next year.
* = Teacher recommendation required
P = Prerequisite needed
VISUAL ART COURSES
0101 Intro to 2D Art
P
0142 Drawing 1
P
0143 Drawing 2
P
0144 Painting 1
P
0145 Painting 2
P
0148 Graphic Design/Digital Art
P
0149 Photography 1
P
0150 Photography 2
P
0151 Photography 3
0102 Intro to 3D Art
P
0140 Ceramics 1
P
0141 Ceramics 2
P
0165 Ceramics 3
P
0146 Sculpture 1
+
0169 AP: 2D Art A
+
0170 AP: 2D Art B
+
0171 AP: 2D Art C
+
0172 AP: 2D Art D
+
0173 AP: Drawing A
+
0174 AP: Drawing B
+
0175 AP: Drawing C
+
0176 AP: Drawing D
+
0181 AP: 3D Art A
+
0182 AP: 3D Art B
+
0183 AP: 3D Art C
+
0184 AP: 3D Art D
+
0177 Studio Art A
+
0178 Studio Art B
+
0179 Studio Art C
+
0180 Studio Art D
BUSINESS & MARKETING COURSES
1507 Kybrd A/Microsoft Word
P
1508 Kybrd B/Adv Wrd/Adobe Photo
P
1509 Kybrd C/Powerpoint/Excel
P
1510 Kybrd D/Off/Access/Cloud/Web 2.0
+
1561 AP: Computer Science Princ. A
+
1562 AP: Computer Science Princ. B
+
1563 AP: Computer Science Princ. C
+
1564 AP: Computer Science Princ. D
0202 Intro to Computer Programming
0239 International Business
0240 IT Exploration A
P
0241 IT Exploration B
0242 Accounting 1A
P
0243 Accounting 1B
P
0244 Accounting 1C
P
0245 Accounting 1D
0246 Personal & Business Law
0248 Fashion Marketing
0252 Marketing A/Introduction
0253 Marketing B/Sales & Promo
0254 Marketing C/Advertising
0255 Marketing D/Social Media Mrktg
0256 Money Mgmt: The Essentials
0257 Money Mgmt: Financial Future
0258 Business Mgmt A
0259 Business Mgmt B
0260 Sports/Entertain Market A
0261 Sports/Entertain Market B
0262 Sports/Entertain Market C
BUSINESS & MARKETING COURSES (cont.)
*
0361 Yearbook A
P
0362 Yearbook B
P
0363 Yearbook C
P
0364 Yearbook D
P
0265 Advanced Accounting A
P
0266 Advanced Accounting B
P
0267 Advanced Accounting C
P
0268 Advanced Accounting D
0280 Adv Business & Marketing A
0281 Adv Business & Marketing B
0282 Adv Business & Marketing C
0283 Adv Business & Marketing D
P
0290 Business Market Intern A (7th)
P
0291 Business Market Intern B (7th)
P
0292 Business Market Intern C (7th)
P
0293 Business Market Intern D (7th)
P
0294 Business Market Intern A (6th)
P
0295 Business Market Intern B (6th)
P
0296 Business Market Intern C (6th)
P
0297 Business Market Intern D (6th)
ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY COURSES
0202 Intro to Computer Programming
0240 IT Exploration A
P
0241 IT Exploration B
1507 Kybrd A/Microsoft Word
P
1508 Kybrd B/Adv Wrd/Adobe Photo
P
1509 Kybrd C/Powerpoint/Excel
P
1510 Kybrd D/Off/Access/Cloud/Web 2.0
1544 Multimedia A: Graphic Design
1545 Multimedia B: Video Production
1546 Multimedia C: 3D Mod/Video Game
1547 Multimedia D: Web Design
P
1553 Adv Multimedia Prod A
P
1554 Adv Multimedia Prod B
P
1555 Adv Multimedia Prod C
P
1556 Adv Multimedia Prod D
0354 Intro Broadcast Journal A
P
0355 Intro Broadcast Journal B
P*
0356 The FLASH A
P*
0357 The FLASH B
P*
0358 The FLASH C
P*
0359 The FLASH D
*
1552 Tech SS:Network/Hrdwr Eng
Applied Mathematics Program
1530 Robotics & Hydraulics (Robotic Arm)
1531 Structures & Forces (Rollercoaster)
1532 Alternative Energy (MagLev/Solar)
1533 Lifting Principles (Aviation)
P
1551 College Prep Engineering
P____ 1528 Eng Design: Simple Machines
P____ 1529 Eng Design: Vehicle Design
+
1561 AP: Computer Science Princ. A
+
1562 AP: Computer Science Princ. B
+
1563 AP: Computer Science Princ. C
+
1564 AP: Computer Science Princ. D
+
1565 AP: Computer Science A
+
1566 AP: Computer Science B
+
1567 AP: Computer Science C
+
1568 AP: Computer Science D
Applied Science Program
1502 Manufacturing: Sports Equipment
1504 Manufacturing: Woods & Plastics
+ = Review Course Rigor Expectations
ENGLISH LANGUAGE ARTS COURSES
0383 English 12 A
P
0384 English 12 B
0393 Modern Literature (Reading)
0381 Mythology (Reading)
+
0391 AP: Literature A (Sem) (Reading)
+
0392 AP: Literature B (Sem) (Reading)
+
0396 CIS Composition A (Writing)
+
0397 CIS Composition B (Writing)
+
0369 AP: Literature A (Full Year)
+
0370 AP: Literature B (Full Year)
+
0371 AP: Literature A (Full Year))
+
0372 AP: Literature B (Full Year)
0378 Creative Writing (Writing)
0348 Acting (Speaking)
0354 Intro Broadcast Journal A (Speaking)
P
0355 Intro Broadcast Journal B (Speaking)
0382 Public Speaking (Speaking)
P*
0394 CIS Public Speaking A (Speaking)
P*
0395 CIS Public Speaking B (Speaking)
P*
0356 The FLASH A (Speaking)
P*
0357 The FLASH B (Speaking)
P*
0358 The FLASH C (elective)
P*
0359 The FLASH D (elective)
1544 Multimedia A:Graphic Design (elective)
1545 Multimedia B:Video Production (elective)
P
P
P
P
1546
1547
1553
1554
1555
1556
Multimedia C: Animation & Audio(elective)
Multimedia D:Web Design (elective)
Adv Multimedia Prod A (elective)
Adv Multimedia Prod B (elective)
Adv Multimedia Prod C (elective)
Adv Multimedia Prod D (elective)
FAMILY & CONSUMER SCIENCE COURSES
0401 Everyday Cooking
0403 Gourmet Cooking
0404 International Cooking
0411 FIT Cooking (Fitness & Ind. Training)
0405 Child Psych & Develop A
P
0406 Child Psych & Develop B
P
0426 Child Psych & Develop C
0410 Infant & Toddler Dev
0407 Interior Design A
P
0408 Interior Design B
0409 Fashion Design Trends
0446 Psychology of Parenting
0452 Life Relationships
0451 Intro to Teacher Education
0466 Landscape Design
0476 Senior Strategies
MATHEMATICS COURSES
0740 Algebra 2 A
0741 Algebra 2 B
0742 Algebra 2 C
0743 Algebra 2 D
0776 College Algebra A
P
0777 College Algebra B
0778 Probability & Statistics A
P
0779 Probability & Statistics B
0755 Pre-Calculus A
0756 Pre-Calculus B
0757 Pre-Calculus C
0758 Pre-Calculus D
MATHEMATICS COURSES (cont.)
0759 Hon Pre-Calculus A
0760 Hon Pre-Calculus B
0761 Hon Pre-Calculus C
0762 Hon Pre-Calculus D
+
0763 AP: Statistics A
+
0764 AP: Statistics B
+
0765 AP: Statistics C
+
0766 AP: Statistics D
+
0788 AP: Calculus AB-A
+
0789 AP: Calculus AB-B
+
0790 AP: Calculus AB-C
+
0791 AP: Calculus AB-D
+
0792 AP: Calculus BC-A
+
0793 AP: Calculus BC-B
+
0794 AP: Calculus BC-C
+
0795 AP: Calculus BC-D
+
0796 Multivariable Calculus A
+
0797 Multivariable Calculus B
+
0798 Multivariable Calculus C
+
0799 Multivariable Calculus D
+
0768 Linear Algebra/Diff Eq A
+
0769 Linear Algebra/Diff Eq B
+
0770 Linear Algebra/Diff Eq C
+
0771 Linear Algebra/Diff Eq D
+
1276 Math Peer Tutoring A (elect)
+
1277 Math Peer Tutoring B (elect)
+
1278 Math Peer Tutoring C (elect)
+
1279 Math Peer Tutoring D (elect)
Applied Mathematics Program
1530 Robotics & Hydraulics (Robotic Arm)
1531 Structures & Forces (Rollercoaster)
1532 Alternative Energy (MagLev/Solar)
1533 Lifting Principles (Aviation)
P
1528 Eng Design: Simple Machines
P
1529 Eng Design: Vehicle Design
P
1551 College Prep Engineering
+
1565 AP: Computer Science A
+
1566 AP: Computer Science B
+
1567 AP: Computer Science C
+
1568 AP: Computer Science D
MUSIC & DANCE COURSES (cont.)
*
0875 Men’s Chorale A
*
0876 Men’s Chorale B
*
0877 Men’s Chorale C
*
0878 Men’s Chorale D
*
0844 Concert Choir A
*
0845 Concert Choir B
*
0846 Concert Choir C
*
0847 Concert Choir D
P
0848 Jazz Improvisation
P
0865 Music Theory A
P
0866 Music Theory B
0828 Dance Technique 1A
P
0829 Dance Technique 1B
P
0830 Dance Technique 1C
P
0831 Dance Technique 1D
P
0832 Dance Technique 2A
P
0833 Dance Technique 2B
P
0834 Dance Technique 2C
P
0835 Dance Technique 2D
P
0867 Dance Technique 3A
P
0868 Dance Technique 3B
P
0869 Dance Technique 3C
P
0870 Dance Technique 3D
PHYSICAL ED/WELLNESS/SAFETY ED
0940 Wellness 3/Lifetime Health
0906 Safety Ed A
0907 Safety Ed B
0908 Safety Ed C
0909 Safety Ed D
0950 Individual Fitness 10-12
P
0960 Advanced Individual Fitness
0946 Aerobics
P
0947 Advanced Aerobics
0948 Basketball
0931 Badminton
P
0967 Advanced Badminton
0941 First Aid: Prev/Care
0949 Gymnastics
P
0958 Adv Gymnastics
0951 Individual Sports
0926 Volleyball
MENTOR PROGRAM
0927 Fall Team Sports
Seminar (prerequisite for field experience)
0929 Spring Team Sports
*
1265 Mentor Seminar
0930 Self Defense
Field Experience Options (2 periods required)
0943 Girls Strength /Cond. 10-12
Double period/Singe quarter options (select 1)
0942 Strength Train 10-12
P
1263 Mentor Exp Q1 (periods 6 & 7)
P
0952 Adv Strength Trn/Cond A
P
1267 Mentor Exp Q2 (periods 6 & 7)
P
0953 Adv Strength Trn/Cond B
P
1261 Mentor Exp Q3 (periods 6 & 7)
P
0954 Adv Strength Trn/Cond C
P
1271 Mentor Exp Q4 (periods 6 & 7)
0955 Adv Strength Trn/Cond D
Single period/Double quarter options (select 2) P
P
0932 Stress Assessment/Mngt
P
1262 Mentor Exp A Q1 (period 7 only)
*
0965 Exercise Science: Online
P
1268 Mentor Exp B Q2 (period 7 only)
P
1264 Mentor Exp A Q3 (period 7 only)
SCIENCE COURSES
P
1272 Mentor Exp B Q4 (period 7 only)
1055 Chemistry A
1056 Chemistry B
MUSIC & DANCE COURSES
1057 Chemistry C
*
0805 Marching Band A
1058 Chemistry D
*
0806 Concert Band A
+
1059 Hon Chemistry A
*
0807 Concert Band B
+
1060 Hon Chemistry B
*
0808 Concert Band C
+
1061 Hon Chemistry C
*
0809 Concert Band D
+
1062 Hon Chemistry D
*
0824 Symphonic Band A
+
1071 AP: Biology A
*
0825 Symphonic Band B
+
1072 AP: Biology B
*
0826 Symphonic Band C
+
1073 AP: Biology C
*
0827 Symphonic Band D
+
1074 AP: Biology D
*
0813 Wind Ensemble B
1063 Physics A
*
0814 Wind Ensemble C
1064 Physics B
*
0815 Wind Ensemble D
1065 Physics C
0816 Lightning Men’s Choir A
1066 Physics D
0817 Lightning Men’s Choir B
*
1067 CIS Anatomy/Physiology A
0818 Lightning Men’s Choir C
*
1068 CIS Anatomy/Physiology B
0819 Lightning Men’s Choir D
*
1069 CIS Anatomy/Physiology C
0840 Cantabile A
*
1070 CIS Anatomy/Physiology D
0841 Cantabile B
+
1090 AP: Chemistry A
0842 Cantabile C
+
1091 AP: Chemistry B
0843 Cantabile D
+
1092 AP: Chemistry C
*
0871 Women’s Chorale A
+
1093 AP: Chemistry D
*
0872 Women’s Chorale B
*
0873 Women’s Chorale C
*
0874 Women’s Chorale D
SCIENCE COURSES (cont.)
+
1094 AP: Physics 1 A
+
1095 AP: Physics 1 B
+
1096 AP: Physics 1 C
+
1097 AP: Physics 1 D
+
1094 AP: Physics C A
+
1095 AP: Physics C B
+
1096 AP: Physics C C
+
1097 AP: Physics C D
Applied Science Program
1502 Manufacturing: Sports Equipment
1504 Manufacturing: Woods & Plastics
SOCIAL STUDIES COURSES
1176 Economics A
P
1177 Economics B
1178 Sociology A
P
1179 Sociology B
1182 Psychology of Personality A
P
1183 Psychology of Personality B
+
1184 AP: Psychology A
+
1185 AP: Psychology B
+
1186 AP: Psychology C
+
1187 AP: Psychology D/Econ A
+
1192 AP: Macro Economics A
+
1193 AP: Macro Economics B
+
1194 AP: Micro Economics A
+
1195 AP: Micro Economics B
*
1196 Developmental Psych A
*
1197 Developmental Psych B
*
1198 Developmental Psych C
*
1199 Developmental Psych D/Econ A
WORLD LANGUAGES COURSES
0601 French 1A
P
0602 French 1B
P
0603 French 1C
P
0604 French 1D
P
0605 French 2A
P
0606 French 2B
P
0607 French 2C
P
0608 French 2D
P
0640 French 3A
P
0641 French 3B
P
0642 French 3C
P
0643 French 3D
P
0665 French 4A
P
0666 French 4B
P
0667 French 4C
P
0668 French 4D
P
0669 CIS French 4A
P
0670 CIS French 4B
P
0671 CIS French 4C
P
0672 CIS French 4D
P
0688 French 5A
P
0689 French 5B
P
0690 French 5C
P
0691 French 5D
P
0658 CIS French 5A
P
0659 CIS French 5B
P
0660 CIS French 5C
P
0661 CIS French 5D
P
0644 French Abroad
*
0685 Wld.Lang. Ind St/Assist
0609 German 1A
P
0610 German 1B
P
0611 German 1C
P
0612 German 1D
P
0613 German 2A
P
0614 German 2B
P
0615 German 2C
P
0616 German 2D
P
0645 German 3A
P
0646 German 3B
P
0647 German 3C
P
0648 German 3D
P
0673 German 4A
P
0674 German 4B
P
0675 German 4C
P
0676 German 4D
P
0649 German Imm/Exchange
WORLD LANGUAGES COURSES (cont.)
*
0685 Wld Lang Ind St/Assist
6642 CIS Mandarin Chinese 5A
P
6643 CIS Mandarin Chinese 5B
P
6644 CIS Mandarin Chinese 5C
P
6645 CIS Mandarin Chinese 5D
0617 Japanese 1A
P
0618 Japanese 1B
P
0619 Japanese 1C
P
0620 Japanese 1D
P
0650 Japanese 2A
P
0651 Japanese 2B
P
0652 Japanese 2C
P
0653 Japanese 2D
P
0677 Japanese 3A
P
0678 Japanese 3B
P
0679 Japanese 3C
P
0680 Japanese 3D
P
0692 Japanese 4A
P
0693 Japanese 4B
P
0694 Japanese 4C
P
0695 Japanese 4D
P
0686 Japanese Abroad
*
0685 Wld Lang Ind St/Assist
0621 Spanish 1A
P
0622 Spanish 1B
P
0623 Spanish 1C
P
0624 Spanish 1D
P
0625 Spanish 2A
P
0626 Spanish 2B
P
0627 Spanish 2C
P
0628 Spanish 2D
P
0654 Spanish 3A
P
0655 Spanish 3B
P
0656 Spanish 3C
P
0657 Spanish 3D
P
0681 Spanish 4A
P
0682 Spanish 4B
P
0683 Spanish 4C
P
0684 Spanish 4D
P
0696 Spanish 5A
P
0697 Spanish 5B
P
0698 Spanish 5C
P
0699 Spanish 5D
P
0634 CIS Spanish 5A
P
0635 CIS Spanish 5B
P
0636 CIS Spanish 5C
P
0637 CIS Spanish 5D
P
0634 Spanish 6A
P
0635 Spanish 6B
P
0636 Spanish 6C
P
0637 Spanish 6D
P
0629 Spanish Abroad
*
0685 Wld Lang Ind St/Assist
P*
0687 EL Peer Tutor
Reminder: These courses meet for 2 periods so
count them as a total of 8 courses for your
maximum of 28 courses.
CAREER DEVELOPMENT COURSES (counts as 8)
P
7701 CIS Intro Animal Science A (SES)
P
7702 CIS Intro Animal Science B (SES)
P
7703 CIS Intro Animal Science C (SES)
______ 7707 Zoos, Aqrms, Smll Anml Cr A (SES)
______ 7708 Zoos, Aqrms, Smll Anml Cr B (SES)
______ 7709 Zoos, Aqrms, Smll Anml Cr C (SES)
______ 7710 Aviation\Ground School A (EHS)
______ 7711 Aviation\Ground School B (EHS)
______ 7712 Aviation\Ground School C (EHS)
______ 7731 Cmp Hrdwr/Sftwr/Game A (RHS)
______ 7732 Cmp Hrdwr/Sftwr/Game B (RHS)
______ 7733 Cmp Hrdwr/Sftwr/Game C (RHS)
P
7734 Comp Net Tech /CISCO A (RHS)
P
7735 Comp Net Tech /CISCO B (RHS)
P
7736 Comp Net Tech /CISCO C (RHS)
______ 7737 Electronic Tech Careers A (RHS)
______ 7738 Electronic Tech Careers B (RHS)
______ 7739 Electronic Tech Careers C (RHS)
CAREER DEVELOPMENT COURSES (cont.)
______ 7746 Emergency Service A (RHS)
______ 7747 Emergency Service B (RHS)
______ 7748 Emergency Service C (RHS)
P
7749 Adv Emergency Service C (RHS)
______ 7750 Forensic Science A (RHS)
______ 7751 Forensic Science B (RHS)
______ 7752 Forensic Science C (RHS)
P
7753 Adv Forensic Science A (RHS)
P
7754 Adv Forensic Science B (RHS)
P
7755 Adv Forensic Science C (RHS)
______ 7756 Hospitality Mngmt A (EHS)
______ 7757 Hospitality Mngmt B (EHS)
______ 7758 Hospitality Mngmt C (EHS)
______ 7759 Adv Hospitality Mngmt A (EHS)
______ 7760 Adv Hospitality Mngmt B (EHS)
______ 7761 Adv Hospitality Mngmt C (EHS)
______ 7762 Medical/Health Care A (RHS)
______ 7763 Medical/Health Care B (RHS)
______ 7764 Medical/Health Care C (RHS)
______ 7765 Adv Medical/Health Care A (RHS)
______ 7766 Adv Medical/Health Care B (RHS)
______ 7767 Adv Medical/Health Care C (RHS)
7768 Music Production 1A (SES)
7769 Music Production 1B (SES)
7770 Music Production 1C (SES)
P*
7771 Music Production 2A (SES)
P*
7772 Music Production 2B (SES)
P*
7773 Music Production 2C (SES)
______ 7774 Vehicle Services A (RHS)
______ 7775 Vehicle Services B (RHS)
______ 7776 Vehicle Services C (RHS
______ 7777 Adv Vehicle Services A (RHS)
______ 7778 Adv Vehicle Services B (RHS)
______ 7779 Adv Vehicle Services C (RHS)
WORK EXPERIENCE PROGRAM (cont.)
*
1694 Work Based Learning 2A
*
1695 Work Based Learning 2B
*
1696 Work Based Learning 2C
*
1697 Work Based Learning 2D
Needs Based/Application Required
*
1701 Work Exp Sem 1A
*
1702 Work Exp Sem 1B
*
1703 Work Exp Sem 1C
*
1704 Work Exp Sem 1D
*
1705 Work Based Learning 1A
*
1706 Work Based Learning 1B
*
1707 Work Based Learning 1C
*
1708 Work Based Learning 1D
*
1740 Work Exp Sem 2A
*
1741 Work Exp Sem 2B
*
1742 Work Exp Sem 2C
*
1743 Work Exp Sem 2D
*
1744 Work Based Learning 2A
*
1745 Work Based Learning 2B
*
1746 Work Based Learning 2C
*
1747 Work Based Learning 2D
COCURRICULAR STUDY HALLS
*
2213 Cocurricular Study B (Q2)
(Boys & Girls Hockey Only)
*
2214 Cocurricular Study C (Q3)
(Boys Hockey Only)
*
2215 Cocurricular Study D (Q4)
(Boys/Girls Golf Only)
TOTAL QTR. COURSES SELECTED (A
minimum of 20 courses are required not
including study halls)
28
SPECIAL EDUCATION COURSES
*
1649 Academic Prep A
*
1650 Academic Prep B
*
1651 Academic Prep C
*
1652 Academic Prep D
*
1643 Essential English 12 A
*
1644 Essential English 12 B
*
1625 Essential Math A
*
1626 Essential Math B
*
1627 Essential Math C
*
1628 Essential Math D
*
1669 Essential Science A
*
1670 Essential Science B
*
1671 Essential Science C
*
1672 Essential Science D
*
1613 Physical Education A
*
1614 Physical Education B
*
1615 Physical Education C
*
1616 Physical Education D
SPECIAL PROGRAMS
*
9001 School of Environmental Studies
*
2041 PSEOP
*
2045 Early Graduation
If you are applying for PSEOP or early
graduation, please select courses as if you
would be attending EVHS full time. Do not
include the “X” below in your total course count.
Alternative Electives (Choose 4 Courses)
NOTE: Please enter these choices on line.
Course #
GENERAL ELECTIVE CLASS
1205 ACT Test Prep
WORK EXPERIENCE PROGRAM
IEP Based
*
1653 Wk Exp Transition Sem 1A
*
1654 Wk Exp Transition Sem 1B
*
1655 Wk Exp Transition Sem 1C
*
1656 Wk Exp Transition Sem 1D
*
1657 Work Based Learning 1A
*
1658 Work Based Learning 1B
*
1659 Work Based Learning 1C
*
1660 Work Based Learning 1D
*
1690 Wk Exp Transition Sem 2A
*
1691 Wk Exp Transition Sem 2B
*
1692 Wk Exp Transition Sem 2C
*
1693 Wk Exp Transition Sem 2D
Course Name
(English)
(Social Studies)
ENGLISH LANGUAGE LEARNER
(Complete additional form)
EL Program
STUDENT LEADERSHIP AND SERVICES
*
1204 LINC 401-Ldrshp/Service
TOT. QTR. COURSES &
QTR. STUDY HALLS MUST = 28
(Phy. Ed)
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Registration Checklist
This checklist contains important information that will help you to fill out your registration form correctly. Students
should consult the Registration Guide for complete details on course requirements.
Check each item when completed:
1.
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2.
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The following student information is included on my registration form: student name, six digit student
number, student and parent signature with date, M or F checked.
For English, I have selected courses from one of the 5 options to fulfill my English graduation requirement
including courses from reading, writing and speaking.
Option 1
 English 12 (2 quarters)
 Speaking Course (1 quarter)
 English Elective (1 quarter)
Option 4
 CIS Composition (2 quarters)
 AP Literature (Sem) (2 quarters)
Reading
0393 Modern Literature
0381 Mythology
0391-0392 AP Literature (Sem)
0369-0372 AP Literature (Full Year)
Option 2
 English 12 (2 quarters)
 CIS Public Speaking (2 quarters)
Option 3
 AP Literature (Full Year) (4 quarters)
Option 5
 English 12 (2 quarters)
 Speaking Course (1 quarter)
 Writing Lab (1 quarter)
Writing
0378 Creative Writing
0396-0397 CIS Composition A & B
Speaking
0348 Acting
0354 Broadcast Journalism A
0355 Broadcast Journalism B
0382 Public Speak
0376-0377 The FLASH A & B
0394-0395 CIS Public Speak A & B
NOTE: Students who have been approved for The FLASH should also sign up for one quarter of reading
and one quarter of writing.
NOTE: For course numbers 0358-0359 The Flash C & D, elective credit only is earned. These courses
do not count as an English/Language Arts course.
4.
_____ Yes _____ No
On my registration card I have placed an "X" in front of the required Economics A and the appropriate
social studies courses.
NOTE: Seniors are required to complete four quarters of Social Studies courses to graduate. All seniors
will take Economics A for one quarter and most will take Economics B for one quarter. For the other two
quarters, seniors can select either Sociology A-B or Psychology A-B.
NOTE: Seniors who are recommended for Developmental Psychology, AP: Psychology or AP:
Macro/Micro Economics should not register for Economics A. This requirement will be embedded in the
Q4 course.
6. _____ Yes _____ No
It is strongly recommended for students planning to attend a post-secondary educational option to
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register for a 4 year of Math and Science. Additional elective options include Applied Mathematics and
Applied Science courses.
NOTE: Designated students will be directed to take a concept level course. These are permission only
math and science courses.
3.
Yes
No
On my registration card I put an "X" in front of the appropriate Physical Education course:
NOTE: Students must complete/pass 5 quarter courses in physical education in addition to
Wellness 1, Wellness 2, Wellness 3, and Safety Ed to be eligible for graduation.
5. _____ Yes _____ No
On my registration card I placed an "X" in front of at least 11 quarter course electives (courses
chosen from any department). Students must choose a minimum of 11 electives quarter courses.
7. _____ Yes _____ No
For students who registered for courses under Student Work Program: a work program
coordinator has initialed my registration form to verify that I have been accepted into the program.
8. _____ Yes _____ No
I have selected a TOTAL of at least 20 quarter courses for next year. The maximum number is
28 credits. If you have less than 28 quarter courses, study halls will be assigned.
9. _____ Yes _____ No
Teachers have initialed my registration form for “permission only” courses.
10. _____ Yes _____ No
I have selected alternative courses with the alternate course button. These selections will be used in the
event a course conflict arises in creating your class schedule.
NOTE: Students who failed a course(s) are encouraged to see their counselor to determine which failed classes are to be repeated and
where substitute credits are acceptable.
Student Signature
Date
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Homeroom Teacher Signature
(The registration form is correct and matches the student’s checklist)