Freshman
Information
Empowering ALL students to
succeed in a changing society
The relentless pursuit of
excellence in scholarship,
leadership, and service
Edmond North High School’s
Mission Statement
Graduation Requirements
Class of 2018
Two Curriculum Options:
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College Preparatory
Curriculum
Students will be enrolled in college prep unless parents opt out
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Core Graduation
Requirements
Currently, successful completion of either
track will result in a standard diploma
College Preparatory Courses
•90% of all courses at Edmond
North are college preparatory
classes
•Find your passion ~
Where do you want to go?
What do you love to learn?
Subject
Core Requirement
College Prep
ENHS Recom.
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English
4 units
4 units
4 units
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Math
3 units
3 units
4 units
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Science
3 units
3 units
4 units
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Social St.
3 ½ units
3 ½ units
4 units
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The Arts
2 Options
2 Options
2 Options
Edmond Public Schools Graduation
Requirements Class of 2018
1 unit = 2 semesters
Physical Education
2 Semesters Required
PE requirement (1 unit or year) fulfilled by:
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Any PE Course - - 1 Unit
Any Sport - - - - - 1 Unit
Cheer/Pom - - - - 1 Unit
ROTC - - - - - - - 1 Unit
Band - - - - - - - - 3 Units
Orchestra - - - - - 3 Units
Vocal Music - - - - 3 Units
Plan to complete this requirement early.
The ARTS
To fulfill this requirement you must do one of the
following:
 Humanities, Shakespeare, or Mythology / Poetry
or
 AP Euro, AP World, or AP Art History
or
 2 units (4 semesters) of visual or performing arts
– art, drama, vocal, or instrumental music
COLLEGE
RECOMMENDATIONS
World Languages
2 to 3 Units of the
same language is
recommended for
Oklahoma colleges
Algebra I,
Geometry, and
Algebra II
Required for College
Admission
Success in Higher Education
The type of courses
students take in high school
is more important than test scores,
class rank, or
grade point average.
U.S. Department of Education Study
by Clifford Adelman
Guided Study
 Tutorial
 Algebra I support classes
 Edmond Summer Program for
Intervention Now (ESPIN)
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Academic Support Programs
Flex Schedule
Bus transportation will be available
only for the 1-6 schedule
1-6 periods - - - 7:40-2:30
2-7 periods - - - 8:40-3:30
1-7 periods - - - 7:40-3:30
Pre-Engineering
academy
Bioscience & medicine
academy
Edmond Public Schools /
FRANCIS TUTTLE
ACE Legislation passed in 2006 requires that:
ALL students PASS 4 of 7 EOI exams in
order to graduate High School.
ALGEBRA I and ENGLISH 2 must be passed
along with 2 additional from the following:
Algebra II, Biology I, English III, Geometry
and U.S. History
Completing Your
Enrollment
EDMOND NORTH FRESHMAN
2014 – 2015 STUDENT ENROLLMENT FORM
Student’s Name ______________________________________-____
Last
First
Middle
Student’s cell #___________Alt. phone#_________Student email_______
Are you an OKLAHOMA PROMISE student? Circle one Yes
No
Transportation Information
Please choose the mode of transportation your student will utilize both before and after school
_____Parent/Guardian will transport _____Transported by bus _____Student driver/rider _____Student will walk
Students requiring bus transportation must enroll in 1st-6th schedule.
Please check one of the following:
____Flex AM 1st-6th schedule _____Flex PM 2nd-7th schedule _____1st-7th schedule
RETURN TO DESIGNATED TEACHER:
Central – March 5, 2014, Cheyenne – March 5, 2014
Sequoyah – March 5, 2014
2014-2015 Freshman Student Enrollment Form Con’t
CORE CLASSES
(Refer to recommendations by 8th grade teachers)
English : Choose one English Course
__Pre AP English --1001521
__English I--1001421
___Reading Improvement--1031410
(Required for students scoring below level
in Reading on the 8th grade OCCT)
Oklahoma History: Choose one History Course
____Pre -AP Oklahoma History-(1 Sem)--2726511
____Oklahoma History (1 Sem)- 2726411
__X__Health—(1 sem.)-141 410
(Required)
Math: Choose one Math Course
____Algebra I—2031421
____Geometry—
___Pre AP Geometry
___Pre-AP Algebra II--204152
Science: Choose on Science Course
___Biology--1711421
___Pre-AP Biology—175521
2014-2015 Freshman Enrollment Con’t
ELECTIVES
You must EITHER select one (1) year long class or two (2) semester courses for each space.
Also, if you plan to play a sport, you MUST list the sport(s) you plan to play as an elective.
1._________________________________/_____________________________
2._________________________________/_____________________________
3._________________________________/_____________________________
****Alternate courses for electives must be listed in order of preference
1.________________ 2._________________ 3.__________________
Important Notice
Choose your schedule carefully. Schedule Changes will only be made for the following
reasons: school error or inappropriate placement (level). There will be NO mid-year changes.
It is the responsibility of the student and parent to be aware of the requirements of the
College Preparatory and Core Graduation Curriculum Guidelines enclosed in this packet
(Senate Bill 982)
I have read the above notice and agree to the requested courses
Parent Signature__________ _Student Signature______________Date____________
FOR MORE INFORMATION GO TO: edmondschools.net/north/departments/counselor.aspx
Freshman Class Elective List 2014-2015
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AEROSPACE SCIENCE (ROTC)
Aerospace Science I- 2195621
Aerospace Science I Honors-2195521
AGRICULTURAL EDUCATION
Agricultural Science I-0102421
(Students will be bused to the Ag.
Bldg)
ART
x Introduction to Art-1160410
(Required to take the following
Art Courses)
x Drawing & Design-1162410
x Pottery I-1164411
x 3D Construction-1189410
PHOTOGRAPHY
x Photography I – 1171411
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BUSINESS
x Introduction to Business0201411
x Business Law-0299410
BUSINESS TECHNOLOGY
x Computer Applications-0302422
COMPUTER SCIENCE/MATH
x Comp Science Game
Programming-0315410
DEBATE
Debate I-1083421
DRAMA
Drama I-1111421
Competitive Drama I-1113421
* Stagecraft I (Teacher
Approval)-1112420
Freshman Class Electives Con’t
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FAMILY/CONSUMER SCIENCES
Family & Consumer Sciences I-0501421
HUMANITIES
x Humanities-2202410
INDUSTRIAL ARTS
$ x Intro to Wood Technology-0417410
JOURNALISM
*Journalism Newpaper--1902420
* Yearbook (Application Required) 1903420
MATH
*Algebra I Support-2031422
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(This course required for students scoring
below grade level in Math on the 8th grade
OCCT)
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MUSIC
Band-(1st Hour)-1120420
Jazz Ensemble (Teacher Approval)1126520
$ String Orchestra- 1124421
$ Men’s Chorus- 1132420
$ Women’s Chorus I - 1133420
$ Applied Vocal Music (Audition Only)1135520
PHYSICAL EDUCATION
x Fall Sports Lab-2304410
x Spring Sports Lab- 2302410
x Recreational Basketball-2325410
x Personal Fitness & Toning-2331410
x Strength & Conditioning-2312430
* Athletic Trainer (Teacher Approval) 2304420
Freshman Electives Con’t
READING/LEARNING SKILLS
 * Reading Improvement- 1031411
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COMPETITIVE ATHLETICS:
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Baseball - 23110315,23210315
Basketball (Boys)- 23110415, 23210415
Basketball (Girls)- 23110416,23210416
Cheer- 23119211, 23219211 (tryouts only)
Cross Country (Girls) 23110816 (Fall)
Cross Country (Boys) 23110817 (Fall)
Football 23111215,23211217
Golf (Boys) 23121315,23221315
Golf (Girls) 23121316,23221316
Pom – 23119411, 23219411 (tryouts only)
Soccer (Boys) 23212315 (Spring)
Soccer (Girls) 23212316 (Spring)
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Softball 23112418, 23212418
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Swimming (Boys) 23122615, 23222615
Swimming (Girls) 23122616, 23222616
Tennis (Boys) 23122917,23222917
Tennis (Girls) 23122918,23222918
Track (Boys) 23213015 (Spring)
Track Girls) 23213016 (Spring)
Volleyball - 231131816
Wrestling - 23123317, 23223317
(This course required for students scoring
below grade level in Reading on the 8th grade
OCCT)
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WORLD LANGUAGE
Chinese I -1221420
French I -1205421
German I -1210421
Latin I -1215421
Spanish I - 1201421
Spanish II -1201422
PreAP Spanish II -1201522
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KEY:
x One semester class
* Course requires teacher approval
# Course requires completed application or
an interview or teacher’s initial next to
course name
$ There is a fee for this course
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Course Description Book
These are available online at www.edmondschools.net
EDMOND
PUBLIC SCHOOLS
MEMORIA L
NORTH
SANTA FE
HIGH SCHOOL
ENROLLMENT INFORMATION
& COURSE DESCRIPTIONS
2014-2015
Enrollment Due Date
Your enrollment packet is due to your
designated teacher by:
Cheyenne – March 5th 2014
Sequoyah – March 5th 2014
Central – March 5th 2014
Enrollment Conferences
Students & parents will meet
with a Freshman Advisor
individually to finalize their
enrollment.
Students NOT in ENHS district may call
the registrar @ 340-2228 for an appointment
Sequoyah
Enrollment Conferences
No Appointments
First Come, First Serve
Location: ENHS Freshman
Academy
Monday, March 24th 4:30 – 7:30 p.m.
Or
Thursday, March 27th 4:30 – 7:30 p.m.
Cheyenne & Central
Enrollment Conferences
No Appointments
First Come, First Serve
Location: ENHS Freshman
Academy
Tuesday, March 25th 4:30 – 7:30 p.m.
or
Thursday, March 27th 4:30 – 7:30 p.m.
North Parent Group
Ann-Clore Duncan– President
www.edmondschools.net/north