Last Name
First Name
M.I.
Home Phone #
EASTVIEW HIGH SCHOOL
Registration Form 2016-2017
Student ID Number
Male
Female
Grade
For complete course descriptions and
on-line registration go to:
www.district196.org/evhs
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(see page 2 or the back cover of the Student
Registration Guide for instructions)
I understand that this registration is final as this data will be used to form classes, plan the master schedule, and hire/assign teachers for next year.
I studied the Registration Guide at www.district196.org/evhs with my parents, and received their approval of my course selections.
Student Signature
Parent Signature
Date
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
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
BUSINESS COURSES
0201 Intro to Business
0202 Intro to Computer Programming
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
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
ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY COURSES
0202 Intro to Computer Programming
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
1544 Multimedia A: Graphic Design
1545 Multimedia B: Video Production
1546 Multimedia C: 3D Mod/Video Game
1547 Multimedia D: Web Design
P = Prerequisite needed for a quarter elective course
ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY (cont.)
0354 Intro Broadcast Journal A
P
0355 Intro Broadcast Journal B
Applied Science Program
1502 Manufacturing: Sports Equipment
1504 Manufacturing: Woods & Plastics
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
ENGLISH LANGUAGE ARTS COURSES
0340 English 10/Speech A
0341 English 10/Speech B
0342 English 10/Speech C
0343 English 10/Speech D
+
0344 Honors Am Lit A
+
0345 Honors Am Lit B
+
0346 Honors Am Lit C
+
0347 Honors Am Lit D
0348 Acting (elect)
0354 Intro Broadcast Journal A (elect)
P
0355 Intro Broadcast Journal B (elect)
1544 Multimedia A: Graphic Design
1545 Multimedia B: Video Production
1546 Multimedia C: 3D Mod/Video Game
1547 Multimedia D: Web Design
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 Trends in Fashion Design
0446 Psychology of Parenting
0452 Life Relationships
0451 Intro to Teacher Education
0466 Landscape Design
MATHEMATICS COURSES
0705 Intermediate Algebra A
0706 Intermediate Algebra B
0707 Intermediate Algebra C
0708 Intermediate Algebra D
0709 Geometry A
0710 Geometry B
0711 Geometry C
0712 Geometry D
0713 Hon Geometry A
0714 Hon Geometry B
0715 Hon Geometry C
0716 Hon Geometry D
+ = Review Course Rigor Expectations
MATHEMATICS COURSES (cont.)
0740 Algebra 2A
0741 Algebra 2B
0742 Algebra 2C
0743 Algebra 2D
+
0744 Honors Algebra 2A
+
0745 Honors Algebra 2B
+
0746 Honors Algebra 2C
+
0747 Honors Algebra 2D
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 Math 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
MUSIC & DANCE COURSES
*
0805 Marching Band A
*
0806 Concert Band A
*
0807 Concert Band B
*
0808 Concert Band C
*
0809 Concert Band D
*
0824 Symphonic Band A
*
0825 Symphonic Band B
*
0826 Symphonic Band C
*
0827 Symphonic Band D
*
0813 Wind Ensemble B
*
0814 Wind Ensemble C
*
0815 Wind Ensemble D
0816 Lightning Men’s Choir A
0817 Lightning Men’s Choir B
0818 Lightning Men’s Choir C
0819 Lightning Men’s Choir D
0840 Cantabile A
0841 Cantabile B
0842 Cantabile C
0843 Cantabile D
*
0871 Women’s Chorale A
*
0872 Women’s Chorale B
*
0873 Women’s Chorale C
*
0874 Women’s Chorale D
*
0875 Men’s Chorale A
*
0876 Men’s Chorale B
*
0877 Men’s Chorale C
*
0878 Men’s Chorale D
P
0848 Jazz Improvisation
0828 Dance Technique 1A
P
0829 Dance Technique 1B
P
0830 Dance Technique 1C
P
0831 Dance Technique 1D
PHYSICAL ED/WELLNESS/SAFETY ED
X
0902 Wellness 2/Prevention
P
P
P
P
0906
0907
0908
0909
0950
0960
0946
0947
0948
0931
0967
0941
0949
0967
0951
0926
0927
0929
0930
0943
0942
0952
0953
0954
0955
P
0932 Stress Assessment/Mngt
P
P
P
P
Safety Ed A (based on DOB)
Safety Ed B (based on DOB)
Safety Ed C (based on DOB)
Safety Ed D (based on DOB)
Individual Fitness 10-12
Adv Individual Fitness
Aerobics
Advanced Aerobics
Basketball
Badminton
Advanced Badminton
First Aid: Prev/Care
Gymnastics
Adv Gymnastics
Individual Sports
Volleyball
Fall Team Sports
Spring Team Sports
Self Defense
Girls Strength & Cond. 10-12
Strength Train 10-12
Adv Strength Trn/Cond A
Adv Strength Trn/Cond B
Adv Strength Trn/Cond C
Adv Strength Trn/Cond D
SCIENCE COURSES
1026 Biology A
1027 Biology B
1028 Biology C
1029 Biology D
+
1030 Hon Biology A
+
1031 Hon Biology B
+
1032 Hon Biology C
+
1033 Hon Biology D
*+
1059 Hon Chemistry A
*+
1060 Hon Chemistry B
*+
1061 Hon Chemistry C
*+
1062 Hon Chemistry D
Applied Science Program
1502 Manufacturing: Sports Equipment
1504 Manufacturing: Woods & Plastics
SOCIAL STUDIES COURSES
1140 United States History A
1141 United States History B
1142 United States History C
1143 United States History D
+
1144 AP: US History A
+
1145 AP: US History B
+
1146 AP: US History C
+
1147 AP: US History D
SPECIAL EDUCATION COURSES
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
1649
1650
1651
1652
1661
1662
1663
1664
1645
1646
1647
1648
1625
1626
1627
1628
1669
1670
1671
1672
1613
1614
1615
1616
Academic Prep A
Academic Prep B
Academic Prep C
Academic Prep D
Essential English 10-11 A
Essential English 10-11 B
Essential English 10-11 C
Essential English 10-11 D
Essential Literacy 10-11 A
Essential Literacy 10-11 B
Essential Literacy 10-11 C
Essential Literacy 10-11 D
Essential Math A
Essential Math B
Essential Math C
Essential Math D
Essential Science A
Essential Science B
Essential Science C
Essential Science D
Physical Education A
Physical Education B
Physical Education C
Physical Education D
ENGLISH LANGUAGE LEARNER
(Complete additional form)
EL Program
ALTERNATIVE ELECTIVES (choose 6 courses)
NOTE: Please enter these courses online!
Course #
Course Name
STUDENT LEADERSHIP AND SERVICES
Courses meet outside of the 7 period dayDesignate with “A” (alternate course option).
*
1201
LINC 101-Intro to Leadershp
*
1203
LINC 301-Leadership Dev.
GENERAL ELECTIVE COURSE
1205 ACT Test Prep
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
0644 French Abroad
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
0649 German Imm/Exchange
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
0686 Japanese Abroad
P
6634 Mandarin Chinese 3A
P
6635 Mandarin Chinese 3B
P
6636 Mandarin Chinese 3C
P
6637 Mandarin Chinese 3D
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
0629 Spanish Abroad
P*
0687 EL Peer Tutor
COCURRICULAR STUDY HALLS
*
2213 Cocurricular Study B (Q2)
(Boys and Girls Hockey Only)
*
2214
Cocurricular Study C (Q3)
*
2215
Cocurricular Study D (Q4)
(Boys Hockey Only)
(Boys/Girls Golf Only)
TOTAL QTR COURSES
SELECTED (A minimum of 24
courses are required, not
including study halls)
28
TOT. QTR. COURSES &
QTR STUDY HALLS MUST = 28
On-line Registration Instructions are available
on the back cover of the registration packet.
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2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
Review the Registration Packet.
Review and complete this form.
Go to www.district196.org/evhs.
Click on the "On-Line Registration Link".
Select the option to "LOG-ON".
Type in your user name (student number).
Type in your school password.
Click on "COURSE SEARCH." Request
course by number, click on course to view,
then "Request this Course" to secure
request.
9. Request your alternate courses by clicking
"Request as an Alternate" to secure
request.
10. You may indicate your interest in cocurricular activities by selecting the
"Alternate Course" option.
11. You may print your Selection Summary by
choosing "Print Request Summary."
12. Process complete; "Exit".
EASTVIEW HIGH SCHOOL
Student Activities
2016-2017
Please register for the co-curricular student activity or activities you are interested in by using the ALTERNATE
COURSES option during your online registration.
By registering for these activities, you are simply indicating your interest in the activity, and are under no obligation to
participate in the program.
Program leaders will use this information to connect with you further regarding the activity (relevant to camps, clinics, and
for general communication).
If you are unsure of certain choices (example: softball or track and field) register for both.
FINE ARTS/PERFORMING ARTS/STUDENT ACTIVITIES
5011
4003
4004
4005
3000
3009
3012
3001
3010
4006
3013
3014
3015
4007
4008
4009
4010
4011
3016
4050
4051
4052
3021
3024
3017
3032
3018
4002
3019
3020
3027
3022
3023
3008
4058
4011
Athletic Training
Best Buddies
Book Club
Bowling Team
BRAVO!
Business Professionals of
America (BPA)
Chess Team
Color Guard
DECA
Diversity Club
Dance
Debate: Policy & Values
Drumline (req.Marching Band)
Environmental Club (LEAP)
Equestrian Club
FCCLA
German Club
Grupa Latino
Instrumental Music
International Club
Investment Club
Japan Bowl
Japanese National Honor Society
J-Club
Knowledge Bowl
LINC Student Leadership
Literary Arts Magazine
(Voices)
Lightning Cinema
Math Team
Mock Trial
Mountain Bike Team
National Forensic League
National Honor Society
Trap Shooting Team
Ski & Snowboard Club
X-CXN
3003
3025
3037
3038
3039
4053
3011
4054
3002
3026
3028
3029
3030
4055
3031
3033
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4056
3034
3035
4001
3036
One Act Play
Peer Programs
(Helper/Mediation/Tutor)
Pep Band
Percussion Ensemble
Pit Orchestra
Prom Committee
Quiz Bowl
Robotics Team
School Musical
School Newspaper
Science Challenge
Service Club
Speech Team
Step Team
Student Council
Students Against
Destructive Decisions
Table Tennis
Technology Support Service
Theatre Productions
Theatre Tech Crew
Vocal Music
ATHLETIC ACTIVITIES
4044-4049 Adapted Athletics
4029 Alpine Skiing (Boys/Girls)
4033 Baseball
4023 Basketball - Boys
4022 Basketball - Girls
5012 Cheerleading
4013 Cross Country - Boys
4012 Cross Country - Girls
5013 Dance Team
4024 Figure Skating
4014 Football
4036 Golf - Boys
4035 Golf - Girls
4025 Gymnastics - Girls
4027 Hockey - Boys
4026 Hockey - Girls
4039 Intramurals-Badminton (Fall)*
4040 Intramurals-Basketball (Winter)*
4041 Intramurals-Golf (Spring)*
4043 Lacrosse - Boys
4042 Lacrosse - Girls
4031 Nordic Skiing (Boys/Girls)
4020 Soccer - Boys
4019 Soccer - Girls
4034 Softball
5014 Strength & Condition Summer
5015 Strength & Condition Fall
5016 Strength & Condition Winter
5017 Strength & Condition Spring
5011 Student Med Assist/Athletics
4016 Swimming/Diving - Boys
4015 Swimming/Diving - Girls
4018 Tennis - Boys
4017 Tennis - Girls
4038 Track & Field - Boys
4037 Track & Field - Girls
4021 Volleyball
4028 Wrestling
* Intramural activities such as golf, badminton, basketball, and others to be determined by student interest.
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.
____Yes
No
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.
2.
Yes
No
On my registration form I put an "X" in front of the following English/Language Arts sequence of quarter
courses:
0340, 0341, 0342, 0343 English 10/Speech A, B, C, D
_______ 0344, 0345, 0346, 0347 Honors Am. Literature A, B, C, D (review the rigor expectations for this course)
Students must also register for AP: U.S. History A, B, C, D, 1144-1147.
3.
Yes
__No
On my registration form I put an "X" in front of the following Social Studies sequence of quarter courses:
1140, 1141, 1142, 1143 U.S. History A, B, C, D
1144, 1145, 1146, 1147 AP: U.S. History A, B, C, D (review the rigor expectations for this course)
Students must also register for Honors Am. Literature A, B, C, D, 0344-0347.
4.
____Yes
_No
5.
Yes
No
6.
Yes
No
On my registration form I put an "X" in front of 4 core Mathematics quarter courses (see your math teacher for a
recommendation). These 4 core courses do not include Applied Mathematics courses which are considered elective
courses (and may be taken in addition to your 4 core courses as electives).
NOTE: Some students will be directed to take Intermediate Algebra Concepts. This is a permission only
mathematics course.
I have checked a sequence of 4 Science quarter courses based on teacher recommendation.
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On my registration form an "X" has been placed in front of the required Wellness 2 course for 10 grade students.
X
0902 Wellness 2
0950 Individual Fitness 10-12 (May be taken any time in grades 10-12.)
Additional Physical Education Course (Choose from options listed on registration form.)
NOTE: It is recommended for students to complete 3 quarter physical education courses before the end of their
th
10 grade year. Students must complete 5 quarter courses of physical education for graduation. (Includes
required Ind Fit 9 and Ind Fit 10-12.)
NOTE: Students, depending on their birthdate, may select Safety Education.
Q1 - Students born on or before October 31, 2001; enroll in course number 0906
Q2 - Students born between November 1, 2001 and January 16, 2002 enroll in course number 0907
Q3 - Students born between January 17, 2002 and March 27, 2002; enroll in course number 0908
Q4 - Students born between March 28, 2002 and May 29, 2002 enroll in course number 0909
7.
____Yes
No
Students are required to complete a one quarter arts course anytime during grades 9-12 to meet the “Minnesota
Arts” requirement. This course may be any course in the art or music departments for students in grades
9-12. Students in grades 10-12 may fulfill the requirement in any of the following: Dance Tech, Interior Design A,
Acting, Marketing C-Advertising, or any Multimedia course.
8.
Yes
No
I have selected a TOTAL of at least 24 quarter courses for next year. I understand that the minimum
number is 24 and the maximum is 28 quarter courses. For students with less than 28 quarter courses,
study halls will be assigned.
9.
Yes
No
You may indicate your interesest in a cocurricular activity by selecting one or more options with the alternate
course button.
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.
11.
Yes
No
Teachers have initialed my registration form for “permission only” courses.
NOTE: Students who have failed a course(s) are encouraged to see your counselor to determine which failed classes are to be repeated and
where substitute credits are acceptable.
Student Signature
p:\registra\10th reg form.doc
Date
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Homeroom Teacher Signature
(The registration form is correct and matches the student’s checklist)