Know which courses are required for your grade-level
Make sure to look over the Online Course Catalog Website
Investigate Electives that interest you
Reminder: Once you have been scheduled in your electives and alternative electives, you can not change them. All students are expected to continue and complete the courses they select. Adequate schedule planning for students, teachers, and classroom space can be completed only when school officials can consider students’ schedule requests to be final and binding. There will be times when a correction is necessary. The special circumstances that can precipitate a schedule correction review are: completion of summer school coursework, failed courses from previous semesters, changing to a course with a higher degree of difficulty in the same subject area, or fulfillment of a graduation requirement.
Student course selections will be considered final unless the selections fail to prepare the student for minimum graduation requirements. Review for schedule correction should be requested through your school counselor. All corrections must be made within the first ten days of the semester. A class dropped after that time results in a “W/F” (withdrawal with the grade of “F”) for the course. Some schedule changes are generated due to over or under projection of student enrollment by the district.
EARLY GRADUATES Students who wish to graduate before their graduating class should be aware of the following requirements:
1. Students must declare their plans to their school counselor during the period of time between the beginning of their sophomore year and before the start of the second semester of their junior year.
2. Students must enroll in senior classes (English 12, a fourth math course, government and economics) during their graduating (3rd) year. Failure to do so will jeopardize their plans for early graduation.
3. Early graduates must take all high school assessments, as required by the Public Education Department, to earn a diploma. Early graduates will be classified as juniors until the diploma is granted.
4. Students completing graduation requirements at mid-year may participate in the spring commencement and receive their diplomas at that time. Diplomas are not issued mid-year.
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