JUNIOR/SENIOR COURSE SELECTION SHEET 2015 - 2016
PLEASE PRINT ALL INFORMATION
NAME_______________________________________________
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First
Middle
ID_________
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(Circle One)
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(Circle One)
Select courses which will help you meet the graduation requirements and in which you can be successful as schedule changes will be limited to errors or the status change of
a student.
GATE: The expectation for continuing in the GATE program is that the student will enroll in and successfully complete the requisite pre-AP/AP courses to earn an honors
diploma. If your student is a GATE student, by signing this enrollment form, the student and parents are agreeing to meet the rigorous expectations of the GATE Program in
addition to agreeing to the schedule. Your signature also indicates your understanding that failure to meet the expectations will result in exit from the GATE Program.
I have discussed my student’s schedule and approve these course requests. I understand that after May 29, this schedule will be considered final. There will be No Changes,
during the summer or when school begins, that are not related to graduation.
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PARENT OR GUARDIAN SIGNATURE
COURSE NUMBER
COURSE NAME
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2.
3.
4.
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ALTERNATE ELECTIVE COURSES
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(In case electives do not fit or a class does not make)
**Semester classes are randomly scheduled. Students may not specify the semester.
Courses marked AP = Advanced placement
Pre AP H = Pre Advanced placement Honors
BUSINESS & MARKETING
492 100 ACCOUNTING I
492 110 ACCOUNTING II
492 170 ENTREPRENEURSHIP I*
492 180 ENTREPRENEURSHIP II*
492 070 BUSINESS LAW I*
492 080 BUSINESS LAW II*
492 150 DIGITAL COMMUNICATIONS I*
492 160 DIGITAL COMMUNICATIONS II*
492 360 DIGITAL COMMUNICATIONS III*
492 370 DIGITAL COMMUNICATIONS IV*
492 490 COMPUTER APPL I*
492 500 COMPUTER APPL II*
492 320 MANAGEMENT
491 990 FINANCIAL LITERACY*
560 050 AP COMPUTER SCI A
492 120 COMP BUS APPS (BASIC)
492 060 BUS COMMUNICATIONS*
492 450 ADV. SPREADSHEET APPL *
492 140 ADV. DATABASE APPL *
492 270 INVESTMENTS & SEC. *
492 210 INS. & RISK MNGT *
492 550 SENIOR TECH SEMINAR (12th Only)
492 330 MARKETING I
492 350 MARKETING MANAGEMENT
492 34B MARKETING PRACT I (2 per. 12th only)
492 640 SPORTS & Entertainment Mkt*
492 130 OFFICE ED COOP (12th Only )
492 62B OFFICE ED COOP PRACT (2 per. 12th
only)
ENGLISH/LANGUAGE ARTS
411 000 ENGLISH 10
411 00I ENGLISH 10 Inclusion
517 030 ENGLISH LANGUAGE AP (11)
412 000 ENGLISH 11
412 00I ENGLISH 11 Inclusion
413 000 ENGLISH 12
517 040 ENGLISH LITERATURE AP (12)
413 00I ENGLISH 12 Inclusion
496 040 TRANS. LITERACY (elective)
DRAMA & THEATER/DEBATE
559 200
493 540
493 550
493 570
493 580
416 000
+
INTRO TO THEATRE
THEATRE PERFORMANCE I +
THEATRE PERFORMANCE II +
THEATRE TECH.DESIGN I +
THEATRE TECH DESIGN II +
DRAMA* (Not Fine Arts Credit)
B = Basic
FINE ARTS
450 003 GENERAL ART*
450 000 ART I
450 080 ART 2D DESIGN PORTFOLIO*
450 090 ART 3D DESIGN PORTFOLIO*
450 002 CRAFTS (12th only)
450 030 ART II
450 040 ART III
450 050 ART IV (12th only)
551 030 BAND III 11th
551 040 BAND IV 12th
551 033 ORCHESTRA III 11th
551 043 ORCHESTRA IV 12th
552 023 CHORUS II - F
552 024 CHORUS II - M
552 033 CHORUS III - F
552 034 CHORUS III - M
552 043 CHORUS IV - F
552 044 CHORUS IV - M
552 032 MIXED CHORUS III
552 042 MIXED CHORUS IV
552 011 ENSEMBLE I (JREB)
552 013 ENSEMBLE II (JREB)
559 010 MUSIC THEORY AP (12th Only)
551 04J JAZZ METHODS
WORLD LANGUAGE
441 000 FRENCH I
441 010 FRENCH II
441 01P FRENCH II Pre AP H
441 03P FRENCH III Pre AP H
442 000 GERMAN I
442 010 GERMAN II
442 01P GERMAN II Pre AP H
442 03P GERMAN III Pre AP H
445 000 LATIN I
445 01P LATIN II Pre AP H
545 03P LATIN III Pre AP H
440 000 SPANISH I
440 020 SPANISH II
440 02P SPANISH II Pre AP H
440 03P SPANISH III Pre AP H
440 040 SPANISH IV
540 070 SPANISH IV AP
540 100 SPANISH FOR NATIVE SPEAKERS I
540 110 SPANISH FOR NATIVE SPEAKERS II
INTRO TO THEATRE - IS PREREQUSITE
Counselors Wikki
http://shscounseling.pbworks.com
*= Semester
Inclusion = Students with IEP
FAMILY & CONSUMER SCIENCE
493 080 FAMILY&CONSUMER SCIENCE
493 030 CLOTHING MANAGEMENT*
493 110 FOOD & NUTRITION*
493 020 CHILD DEVELOPMENT*
493 140 HOUSING&INTERIOR DESIGN*
493 190 PER. AND FAMILY FINANCE*
493 210 PARENTING *
493 240 ORIENTATION TO TEACHING
COMMUNICATION
414 000
414 020
414 030
414 040
414 050
414 060
414 070
ORAL COMM*
FORENSICS I
FORENSICS II
FORENSICS III
DEBATE I
DEBATE II
DEBATE III
JOURNALISM
415 000 JOURNALISM I
415 010 JOURNALISM II
415 020 JOURNALISM III
415 030 JOURNALISM IV
415 003 YEARBOOK I
415 006 YEARBOOK II
415 009 YEARBOOK III
415 00Y YEARBOOK IV
MATH
431 00P
431 000
431 00I
432 000
432 00I
432 00P
433 00P
439 070
439 090
534 040
534 050
435 000
435 00I
539 030
GEOMETRY Pre AP H
GEOMETRY
GEOMETRY INCLUSION
ALGEBRA II
ALGEBRA II INCLUSION
ALGEBRA II Pre AP H
PRE CAL/TRIG Pre AP H
ALGEBRA III
LINEAR SYSTEMS & STATS (12th Only)
CALCULUS AB AP
CALCULUS BC AP
BRIDGE TO ALGEBRA II
BRIDGE TO ALGEBRA II Inclusion
STATISTICS AP
Guidelines for Choosing Math Classes:
*Students who have passed Algebra II cannot take Bridge
to Algebra II
*Students who have failed Algebra II cannot take Algebra III,
Statistics, or Pre Cal.
*Students who have passed PreCal Trig may not take
Linear Systems and Statistics Class
Courses marked AP = Advanced placement
Pre AP H = Pre Advanced placement Honors
A = Average
PE/ATHLETICS
485 00K PE/BASKETBALL M
485 00J PE/BASKETBALL F
485 00M PE FOOTBALL FALL
485 00N PE/FOOTBALL SPRING
485 00X PE/TRACK M
485 00W PE/TRACK F
485 00L CROSS COUNTRY* (1st Semester)
485 00Z PE/BASEBALL * (FALL)
485 00I PE/BASEBALL* (SPRING)
485 00G PE/CHEERLEADING
485 00H PE/DRILL TEAM
485 00O PE/GOLF* (1st Semester) Female
485 00P PE/GOLF* (1st Semester) Male
485 00V PE/TENNIS
485 00S PE/SOCCER M
485 00R PE/SOCCER F
485 00U PE/SWIMMING
485 00Y PE/VOLLEYBALL
485 00T PE/SOFTBALL
485 00E WRESTLING
485 003 PHYSICAL ED M (1st sem.)
485 004 PHYSICAL ED M (2nd sem.)
485 005 PHYSICAL ED F*(1st sem.)
485 006 PHYSICAL ED F*(2nd sem.)
480 000 HEALTH*
ROTC
495 790 ROTC I (NHS)
495 800 ROTC II (NHS)
495 810 ROTC III (NHS)
(Students must schedule a study hall for travel time and
limited transportation will be provided.)
SCIENCE
424 020
420 000
420 00B
420 00P
520 030
424 030
421 00P
421 000
521 03B
ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE
BIOLOGY
BIOLOGY Basic
BIOLOGY Pre AP H
BIOLOGY AP (1 hr.)
ANATOMY/PHYSIOLOGY
CHEMISTRY I Pre AP H
CHEMISTRY I
CHEMISTRY AP
CHEMISTRY AP LAB
422 000 PHYSICS
522 080 PHYSICS I AP
522 090 PHYSICS II AP
523 03B ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE AP
ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE LAB
524 010 OCEANOGRAPHY
ACTIVITIES
999 003 STUDY HALL SEM* (No Credit)
999 000 STUDY HALL (No Credit)
690 040 DRIVER ED* (No Credit)
SOCIAL STUDIES
571 020
471 000
579 170
570 020
470 000
470 00I
579 040
572 020
473 000
474 400
579 120
474 500
472 000
474 300
WORLD HISTORY AP
WORLD HISTORY
EUROPEAN HISTORY AP
UNITED STATES HISTORY AP
UNITED STATES HISTORY
UNITED STATES HISTORY Inclusion
CURRENT EVENTS*(12th Only)
US GOVERNMENT/POLITICS AP
ARKANSAS HISTORY
PSYCHOLOGY I*
PSYCHOLOGY AP
SOCIOLOGY*
CIVICS/AMERICAN GOVT.*
ECONOMICS*
RESOURCE
972 106 ENGLISH 10
972 707 WORLD HISTORY
972 107 ENGLISH 11
972 108 ENGLISH 12
972 320 GEOMETRY
972 308 ALGEBRA II
420 00R BIOLOGY
424 02R ENVIORNMENTAL SCIENCE
972 706 UNITED STATES HISTORY
B = Basic
*= Semester
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TECHNICAL ED
560 010 EAST LAB I
560 020 EAST LAB II
560 030 EAST LAB III
UAFS CONCURRENT CREDIT
Must be admitted to UAFS **College Level ACT is required**
519 941 CC ENGLISH COMP I*
519 942 CC ENGLISH COMP II*
539 901 CC COLLEGE ALGEBRA*
579 901 CC PSYCHOLOGY*
579 902 CC SOCIOLOGY*
559 001 CC HUMANITIES THROUGH THE ARTS*
514 001 CC INTRO TO SPEECH*
WATC
590 09Y MORNING WATC
590 095 AFTERNOON WATC
WATC BROADCAST JOURNALISM
1st yr
2nd yr.
WATC WELDING
1st yr
a.m. - p.m.
2nd yr
WATC ELECTRONICS
1st yr
2nd yr
WATC GRAPHIC DESIGN
1st yr
2nd yr
WATC AUTOMOTIVES
1st yr
a.m - p.m.
2nd yr
WATC COMP GRAPHICS TECHNOLOGY
1st yr
2nd yr
WATC INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
1st yr
2nd yr
WATC CRIMINAL JUSTICE
1ST yr
2 ND yr
WATC MEDICAL OFFICE ADMIN
1st yr
2nd yr
WATC ADVANCED HEALTH
1st yr
2nd yr
WATC HEALTH CNA
1 yr
WATC PRE ENGINEERING
1 yr
WATC EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION
1ST yr
2ND yr
WATC PHARMACY TECH
1st yr
2 nd yr.
(Students are awarded at least 3 credits per year
for a technical program at UAFS.) Morning
classes meet 8:00 - 10:30 and afternoon classes
are from l:00 - 3:30 every day. Transportation is
provided but may not coincide with the SHS bus
schedule.
Students must have good attendance and should
understand that attendance is a major factor in
success at WATC.
Students should exhibit a strong sense of
responsibility and maturity as WATC is a college
program and is taught by college instructors.
Students must pass WATC classes with a C or
higher to be eligible to continue in the WATC
program.
Students who are dropped from WATC during the
semester will be assigned 3 study halls until the
end of the semester and will receive an F for the
WATC program in which they were enrolled.
For Office Use Only
Self Contained (L,M) Self Contained (G)
971 541
971 551
971 542
971 552
971 543
971 553
971 544
971 554
971 545
971 555
971 546
971 556
971 548
971 558
Self Contained (PV)
971 541
7-12 Vocational Wk Skls
971 542
7-12 Community Wk Skls
971 543
7-12 Domestic Wk Skls
971 549
7-12 Literacy for Life
971 560
7-12 Transition
971 54A
7-12 Math
971 54C
7-12 English
971 54F
7-12 History
971 54H
7-12 Health & Safety