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Title: 10th Grade Registration


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10th Grade Registration
  • 2008-2009

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What to keep in mind when registering for classes
  • High school graduation requirements
  • Plans after high school (including college
    admissions requirements)
  • Interests and Abilities
  • Classes that you may want to take in 11th or 12th
    grade
  • Always easier to drop a class for a prep period
    later (not as easy the other way around)

3
You should NOT make decisions based on
  • Classes that your friends are taking
  • Which classes are the easiest
  • Who teaches the course

4
Resources that you can use to help with class
selection
  • Registration Manual (on-line)
  • Parents or any other adults you trust and respect
  • Teachers, Counselors, Coaches
  • Older students
  • On-line resources that identify college admission
    criteria

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Registration Information
  • Receive registration information and materials
    today (Feb. 5th) Please share with your
    parent/guardian.
  • Registration manual is updated and posted on-line
  • You will have just over a week to review
    information and seek advice
  • Course selections will be made on Thursday,
    February 14th

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Graduation Requirements
  • Pass all required courses
  • 4 credits English
  • 3.5 credits Social
  • 3.0 credits Math (including Statistics)
  • 3.0 credits Science
  • 1.0 credit PE
  • .75 credit Health
  • .25 credit Speech
  • 1.0 credit Visual or Performing Art
  • 23.5 TOTAL CREDITS
  • Pass MCA/Grad Tests in Writing (9), Reading (10)
    and Math (11)

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Required Courses for 10th grade
  • 1.0 credit English
  • English 10 or Honors English 10
  • 1.0 credit Social
  • Concepts of US History, US History or AP US
    History
  • 1.0 credit Math
  • Selection based on current math course and
    performance in that course
  • 1.0 credit Science
  • Biology or Honors Biology
  • 0.5 credit Health 10
  • Other graduation requirements
  • Visual or performing art, statistics, PE, Foreign
    Language
  • Minimum of 6 credit earning courses each semester

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Elective Course Options
  • Art
  • Drawing I, II, III, IV
  • Art I
  • Painting I, II
  • Ceramics I, II
  • Electronic Art
  • Business
  • Intro to Business
  • Computer Science, Game Programming, Adv. Game
    Programming
  • Web Design I, II
  • Desktop Publishing
  • Personal Money Management
  • Career Development
  • Business Law Ethics
  • Yearbook
  • Whitehawk Action Photography
  • Marketing I/DECA

9
Elective Course Options
  • English
  • Acting for Stage Screen
  • Adv. Acting Film Production
  • Media Arts
  • FACS
  • Mealtime Magic
  • International Foods
  • Fashion Design
  • Housing Interior Design
  • Child Development
  • Industrial Tech
  • Intro. To Technology
  • Intro to CAD Drafting
  • Wood Tech I, II
  • Home Improvement

10
Elective Course Options
  • Music
  • Varsity Choir, Concert Choir
  • Symphonic Band, Wind Ensemble
  • PE
  • Team Sports
  • Outdoor Adventures
  • Rec. Lifetime Skills
  • Individual Sports
  • Total Sports
  • Strength Conditioning I, II
  • Social Studies
  • Psychology

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Elective Course Options
  • World Language
  • German III
  • Spanish I, II, III
  • Hispanic Cultures
  • Mandarin Chinese I, II
  • Other
  • Student Prep Period

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Elective course selections are only requests at
this time!
  • Each student will be asked to identify 3
    alternate elective courses in case their first
    choice(s) are not possible.

13
Additional Items
  • 10th grade can be a tough year more independent
    work and more difficult reading
  • Take advantage of resources EARLY!
  • Teachers, Homework Helpers, peers (study groups),
    etc.
  • Maintain a good GPA while.
  • Taking challenging courses that will best prepare
    you for your plans after high school
  • Next year we will be encouraging you to research
    and learn about post-secondary options, but it is
    never too early to start that on your own (and it
    tends to give meaning to what you are doing now).

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You will official submit course requests for
next year on Thursday, February 14th.Please
come prepared!
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