Early College Academy
Sophomore Year Course Scheduling Worksheet – Design Pathway
Early College Academy
Student Name
ID#
Email Address
Phone Number
COMPASS Math Score
COMPASS Writing Score
Students must attend from 7:25 am to 1:55 pm daily. Students must check one box in each core
(Mathematics, English, Science, Social Studies) subject area AND check one pathway coursework
option. Students may have room in the schedule for either a Fine Arts Elective in Music or a World
Language, or may choose an additional core course.
Core Courses and Pathway Courses
MATHEMATICS – choose 1
 Integrated Math 1 Enriched
 Integrated Math 2 Enriched
 Algebra 2 Enriched
 Algebra 3 / Trigonometry Enriched
 Pre-Calculus Enriched
 AP Calculus AB
 CSCC MATH 1148 – College Algebra
COMPASS Math score A52+, CA50+ minimum
ACT Math 22 – 24
 CSCC MATH 1149 – Trigonometry
ACT Math 25
 CSCC MATH 1149 – Pre-Calculus
ACT Math 26 – 27
ENGLISH – choose 1
 English 10 Enriched
 English 11 Enriched
 CSCC ENG 1100 – Composition I
COMPASS Writing score 69 minimum
ACT Reading 21 minimum
 CSCC ENG 2367 – Composition II
COMPASS Writing score 69 minimum
 CSCC ENG 2291 – US Literature II
COMPASS Writing score 69 minimum
PATHWAY COURSEWORK
X Computer Assisted Design
SCIENCE
X Biology Enriched
 Chemistry Enriched
SOCIAL STUDIES – choose 1
 American History Enriched
 CSCC HIST 1151 – American History to 1877
COMPASS Writing score 69 minimum
WORLD LANGUAGES – may request if you have
room in schedule
 Spanish 1
 Spanish 2
 Spanish 3
 CSCC Spanish (Dual Enrollment)
 CSCC French (Dual Enrollment)
 French 2
 French 3
 Mandarin Chinese I
 Mandarin Chinese II
 Mandarin Chinese III
Elective Courses
FINE ARTS ELECTIVES – may request if you have
room in your schedule
 Men’s Chorus
 Women’s Chorus
 Symphonic Band
 Wind Symphony
 Marching Band
 Prelude Orchestra
 Concert Orchestra
Transcripts
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
Verify that all high school courses that you have taken this year and Junior High appear on the transcript.
Important information on transcript
o Cumulative GPA
o Credits awarded
o Testing information – OGT, ACT, SAT
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eSTEM Minimum Graduation Requirements (by credits)
Career Center
Class of
2014 & Beyond
Class of
2014 & Beyond
English
Social Studies
Science
Mathematics
Health & PE
Electives
TOTAL
4 credits
4 credits
4 credits
(Must include one credit of American History, one
credit of World History, one credit of
Government. Students must receive instruction in
Financial Literacy which will be integrated into
one or more social studies.)
3 credits
(Must include one credit of American
History, one credit of World History, one
credit of Government)
4 credits
(Must include 1 credit of Physical Science, 1
credit of Biology, and 1 Science elective)
*eSTEM students are encouraged to take
Physics and Chemistry.
4 credits *
(Must include one credit of Algebra 2)
*eSTEM students are encouraged to take math
every year of high school as a college readiness
standard. Additional math classes count toward
graduation and are considered under the elective
category.
3 credits
(Must include 1 credit of Physical
Science and 1 credit of Life Science)
4 credits
(Must include one credit of Algebra 2)
1 credit total
(2 semesters of PE or 2 complete seasons of
sports participation, cheerleading or marching
band)
1 credit total
(2 semesters of PE or 2 complete
seasons of sports participation,
cheerleading or marching band)
4 credits
(must include Internship/Capstone, at least 2
credits of fine arts, and students are strongly
suggested to take at least 2 credits of a world
language)
6 credits
(must include 1 credit or 2 half-credits
from the areas of business technology,
fine arts, and/or world language)
Minimum of 21 credits
Minimum of 21 credits
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Early College Academy
Junior Year Course Scheduling Worksheet – Design Pathway
Early College Academy
Student Name
ID#
Email Address
Phone Number
COMPASS Math Score
COMPASS Writing Score
Students must attend from 7:25 am to 1:55 pm daily. Students must check one box in each core
(Mathematics, English, Science, Social Studies) subject area AND check one pathway coursework
option. Students may have room in the schedule for either a Fine Arts Elective in Music or a World
Language, or may choose an additional core course.
Core Courses and Pathway Courses
MATHEMATICS – choose 1
 Integrated Math 2 Enriched
 Algebra 2 Enriched
 Algebra 3 / Trigonometry Enriched
 Pre-Calculus Enriched
 AP Calculus AB
 AP Calculus BC
 CSCC MATH 1148 – College Algebra
COMPASS Math score A52+, CA50+ minimum
ACT Math 22 – 24
 CSCC MATH 1149 – Trigonometry
ACT Math 25
 CSCC MATH 1149 – Pre-Calculus
ACT Math 26 – 27
 PSEO Math
ENGLISH – choose 1
 English 11 Enriched
 English 12 Enriched
 CSCC ENG 1100 – Composition I
COMPASS Writing score 69 minimum
ACT Reading 21 Minimum
 CSCC ENG 2367 – Composition II
COMPASS Writing score 69 minimum
 CSCC ENG 2291 – US Literature II
COMPASS Writing score 69 minimum
SOCIAL STUDIES – choose 1
 Government Enriched
 AP US Government and Politics
 CSCC POLS 1100 - Intro to American Government
COMPASS Writing score 69 minimum
SCIENCE
X Physics Enriched
 Chemistry Enriched
 AP Biology
PATHWAY COURSEWORK
X Principles of Engineering
Elective Courses
WORLD LANGUAGES – may request if you have
room in schedule
 Spanish 1
 Spanish 2
 Spanish 3
 CSCC Spanish (Dual Enrollment)
 CSCC French (Dual Enrollment)
 French 2
 French 3
 Mandarin Chinese I
 Mandarin Chinese II
 Mandarin Chinese II
FINE ARTS ELECTIVES – may request if you have
room in your schedule
 Men’s Chorus
 Women’s Chorus
 Symphonic Band
 Wind Symphony
 Marching Band
 Prelude Orchestra
 Concert Orchestra
Transcripts


Verify that all high school courses that you have taken this year and Junior High appear on the transcript.
Important information on transcript
o Cumulative GPA
o Credits awarded
o Testing information – OGT, ACT, SAT
3
eSTEM Minimum Graduation Requirements (by credits)
Career Center
Class of
2014 & Beyond
Class of
2014 & Beyond
English
Social Studies
Science
Mathematics
Health & PE
Electives
TOTAL
4 credits
4 credits
4 credits
(Must include one credit of American History, one
credit of World History, one credit of
Government. Students must receive instruction in
Financial Literacy which will be integrated into
one or more social studies.)
3 credits
(Must include one credit of American
History, one credit of World History, one
credit of Government)
4 credits
(Must include 1 credit of Physical Science, 1
credit of Biology, and 1 Science elective)
*eSTEM students are encouraged to take
Physics and Chemistry.
4 credits *
(Must include one credit of Algebra 2)
*eSTEM students are encouraged to take math
every year of high school as a college readiness
standard. Additional math classes count toward
graduation and are considered under the elective
category.
3 credits
(Must include 1 credit of Physical
Science and 1 credit of Life Science)
4 credits
(Must include one credit of Algebra 2)
1 credit total
(2 semesters of PE or 2 complete seasons of
sports participation, cheerleading or marching
band)
1 credit total
(2 semesters of PE or 2 complete
seasons of sports participation,
cheerleading or marching band)
4 credits
(must include Internship/Capstone, at least 2
credits of fine arts, and students are strongly
suggested to take at least 2 credits of a world
language)
6 credits
(must include 1 credit or 2 half-credits
from the areas of business technology,
fine arts, and/or world language)
Minimum of 21 credits
Minimum of 21 credits
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Early College Academy
SeniorEarly
Year
Course Scheduling Worksheet – Design Pathway
College Academy
Student Name
ID#
Email Address
Phone Number
COMPASS Math Score
COMPASS Writing Score
Students must attend from 7:25 am to 1:55 pm daily. Students must check one box in each core
(Mathematics, English, Science, Social Studies) subject area AND check one pathway coursework
option. Students may have room in the schedule for either a Fine Arts Elective in Music or a World
Language, or may choose an additional core course.
Core Courses and Pathway Courses
MATHEMATICS – choose 1
 Integrated Math 2 Enriched
 Algebra 2 Enriched
 Algebra 3 / Trigonometry Enriched
 Pre-Calculus Enriched
 AP Calculus AB
 AP Calculus BC
 CSCC MATH 1148 – College Algebra
COMPASS Math score A52+, CA50+ minimum
ACT Math 22 – 24
 CSCC MATH 1149 – Trigonometry
ACT Math 25
 CSCC MATH 1149 – Pre-Calculus
ACT Math 26 – 27
 PSEO Math
ENGLISH & SOCIAL STUDIES ELECTIVES
 CSCC ENG 1100 – Composition I
COMPASS Writing score 69 minimum
ACT Reading 21 Minimum
 CSCC ENG 2367 – Composition II
COMPASS Writing score 69 minimum
 CSCC ENG 2291 – US Literature II
COMPASS Writing score 69 minimum
 CSCC POLS 1100 - Intro to American Government
COMPASS Writing score 69 minimum
PATHWAY COURSEWORK
 Principles of Engineering
X Digital Electronics
X Computer Integrated Manufacturing
X Internship
X Engineering Design and Development Capstone
SCIENCE – select Physics Enriched also if not
previously taken
X Chemistry Enriched
 Physics Enriched
 AP Biology
 AP Chemistry
WORLD LANGUAGES – may request if you have
room in schedule
 Spanish 1
 Spanish 2
 Spanish 3
 CSCC Spanish (Dual Enrollment)
 CSCC French (Dual Enrollment)
 French 2
 French 3
 Mandarin Chinese I
 Mandarin Chinese II
 Mandarin Chinese III
Elective Courses
FINE ARTS ELECTIVES – may request if you have
room in your schedule
 Men’s Chorus
 Women’s Chorus
 Symphonic Band
 Wind Symphony
 Marching Band
 Prelude Orchestra
 Concert Orchestra
Transcripts


Verify that all high school courses that you have taken this year and Junior High appear on the transcript.
Important information on transcript
o Cumulative GPA
o Credits awarded
o Testing information – OGT, ACT, SAT
5
eSTEM Minimum Graduation Requirements (by credits)
Career Center
Class of
2014 & Beyond
Class of
2014 & Beyond
English
Social Studies
Science
Mathematics
Health & PE
Electives
TOTAL
4 credits
4 credits
4 credits
(Must include one credit of American History, one
credit of World History, one credit of
Government. Students must receive instruction in
Financial Literacy which will be integrated into
one or more social studies.)
3 credits
(Must include one credit of American
History, one credit of World History, one
credit of Government)
4 credits
(Must include 1 credit of Physical Science, 1
credit of Biology, and 1 Science elective)
*eSTEM students are encouraged to take
Physics and Chemistry.
4 credits *
(Must include one credit of Algebra 2)
*eSTEM students are encouraged to take math
every year of high school as a college readiness
standard. Additional math classes count toward
graduation and are considered under the elective
category.
3 credits
(Must include 1 credit of Physical
Science and 1 credit of Life Science)
4 credits
(Must include one credit of Algebra 2)
1 credit total
(2 semesters of PE or 2 complete seasons of
sports participation, cheerleading or marching
band)
1 credit total
(2 semesters of PE or 2 complete
seasons of sports participation,
cheerleading or marching band)
4 credits
(must include Internship/Capstone, at least 2
credits of fine arts, and students are strongly
suggested to take at least 2 credits of a world
language)
6 credits
(must include 1 credit or 2 half-credits
from the areas of business technology,
fine arts, and/or world language)
Minimum of 21 credits
Minimum of 21 credits
Awards & Recognition
eSTEM will recognize all graduating seniors with a weighted 3.8 GPA at the end of the 7th semester of high school as a
Distinguished Raider Scholar. Graduates are recognized with medallions worn at Graduation.
Valedictorian
Any senior with an overall weighted grade point average of 4.00 or above after completing the final semester of their
graduating year will be designated as valedictorian.
Presidential Award for Educational Excellence
The Presidential certificate is a seniors only award. Senior eligibility is based upon the 7th semester overall grade point
average. The criteria for earning this award include meeting the requirement in 1) below plus either 2) or 3).
1) Students are to earn a GPA of 90 on a 100-point scale (an A- on a letter scale or a 3.50 on a 4.00 scale) AND either
2) Standardized Achievement test score or ACT/SAT at the 85th percentile or higher in math or reading OR
3) Recommendation from a teacher plus one other staff member to reflect outstanding achievement in one or more
academic areas reflecting the school’s core curriculum. These recommendations must be supported by tangible
evidence of the student’s outstanding achievement. Some examples include teacher-made tests, portfolios, special
projects, volunteer/community service, and demonstration of creativity.
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Ohio Honors Diploma
Students must successfully complete the
high school curriculum or the
individualized education program
developed by the high school. Students
must demonstrate at least a ninth-grade
level of literacy and basic competency on
all Ohio Graduation Tests required by Rule
3301-13-01 of the Administrative Code.
Students who complete the college prep
curriculum in the high school shall meet at
least seven of the following eight criteria:
1. Earn four credits of English
2. Earn four credits of math, which
shall include at least the
competencies obtained in Algebra I,
Geometry and Algebra II and
another higher level course or a
four-year sequence of courses
which contains equivalent content.
3. Earn four credits of science,
including Physics and Chemistry.
4. Earn four credits of social studies.
5. Earn either three credits of one
foreign language or two credits
each of two foreign languages.
6. Earn one credit of fine arts.
7. Maintain an overall high school
grade point average of at least 3.5
on a four-point scale up to the last
grading period of the senior year*.
8. Obtain composite score of 27 on
the American College Testing
(ACT) tests or 1210 on the
Scholastic Assessment Tests
(SAT).* 7th semester overall GPA
Students who complete at least two years
of an intensive vocational or technical
education curriculum shall meet at least
seven of the following eight criteria.
1. Earn four credits of English, which
may include one credit of applied
communication.
2. Earn four credits of math, which
shall include at least the
competencies obtained in Algebra I,
Geometry and Algebra II and
another higher level course or a
four-year sequence of courses
which contains equivalent content.
3. Earn four credits of science,
including Physics and Chemistry.
4. Earn four credits of social studies.
5. Earn four credits in the student’s
career-technical education
curriculum.
6. Maintain an overall high school
GPA of at least 3.5 on a four-point
scale up to the last grading period
of the senior year.
7. Obtain composite score of 27 on
the American College Testing
(ACT) tests or 1210 on the
Scholastic Assessment Tests (SATCR+M).
8. Achieve the proficiency benchmark
established for the appropriate Ohio
Career-Technical Competency
Assessment or the equivalent.
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