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january 20th - Feburary 20th
january 20th - Feburary 20th
Cypress High School Classroom Presentations - January 20-Feb 2nd - via history (10th/11th) and english (9th) classes
Cypress High School Classroom Presentations - January 20-Feb 2nd - via history (10th/11th) and english (9th) classes
Lexington classroom presentations for incoming 9th graders - feb 11th - via Science
Lexington classroom presentations for incoming 9th graders - feb 11th - via Science
Picking your classes for next year is an important task -- Use the Course Selection Guide to help you navigate through the entire process
Picking your classes for next year is an important task -- Use the Course Selection Guide to help you navigate through the entire process
STEP 1:
REVIEW THE COURSE SELECTION CARD AND GUIDE CAREFULLY
Your Counselor will be in your History or English class in January/February to deliver all of the information for course selection.
Take the time to research the classes you want to take.
USE THE LINKS/DOCUMENTS BELOW TO ACCESS INFORMATION ABOUT THE COURSE OPTIONS.
STEP 2:
ENTER YOUR COURSE SELECTIONS AS FOLLOWS:
STEP 1: FILL OUT COURSE SELECTION CARD
STEP 2: ENTER YOUR PRIMARY COURSE REQUESTS into eKADENCE ACADEMIC PLAN
Learn How Here -- eKadence Academic Plan Instructions
STEP 3: ENTER ALTERNATE ELECTIVE(S) INTO AERIES ALTERNATES instructions
*All 3 steps are REQUIRED
STEP 3:
MEET WITH A COUNSELOR TO REVIEW
You will review your course selections and speak with a Counselor individually on the following dates:
Freshmen - Feb. 3rd
Sophomores - Feb. 6th & 11th
Juniors - Feb. 13th & 18th
Incoming 9th - Feb 10th (delivery) & 17th (pick up)
*You don't need to make an appointment, you will come on your classes' assigned date.
Grade level Presentations
Grade level Presentations
AUHSD Non-Discrimination Statement
AUHSD Non-Discrimination Statement
The Anaheim Union High School District prohibits discrimination, intimidation, harassment (including sexual harassment) or bullying based on a person’s actual or perceived ancestry, color, disability, gender, gender identity, gender expression, immigration status, nationality, race or ethnicity, religion, sex, sexual orientation, or association with a person or a group with one or more of these actual or perceived characteristics in its programs or activities and provides equal access to the Boy Scouts and other designated youth groups. The following employees have been designated to handle questions and complaints of alleged discrimination: Title IX Coordinator for Students: TitleIX@auhsd.us and (714)999-5621; Equity Compliance Officer for Students: EquityComplianceOfficer@auhsd.us and (714)999-5621; 504 Coordinator: 504Coordinator@auhsd.us and (714)999-7734.
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