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ACADEMIC
ACADEMIC
Caldwell High School provides a comprehensive educational experience for its students, with Career Technical Education courses, College Credit Plus courses, Advanced Placement courses, and more.
Course Information
Course Information
Included below is the Caldwell High School Course of Study, which is frequently updated with new course offerings, course descriptions, and more. All academic information, including graduation requirements and more, can be found in the course of study. The course of study is not official district policy and is subject to change, but is provided for students and their guardians for informational purposes.
Academic Partnerships
Academic Partnerships
Caldwell High School partners with Mid East Career and Technology Centers for Career Technical Education, as well as local colleges for our College Credit Plus dual enrollment program.
Deciding to participate in a partnering school's educational program can be beneficial to numerous students. Mrs. Wells and Mr. Secrest are here to help advise the students on routes that enhance their post-secondary goals.
See the sections below for more information regarding Mid East and CCP.
CCP Flow Chart.pdfMid East Flow Chart.pdfCollege Credit Plus Information
College Credit Plus Information
Students must submit a CCP intent form by April 1st in the year preceding participation. The Ohio Department of Education and Workforce provides annual information to families regarding the CCP program, which can be found in the slides below. CHS offers a College Credit Plus information night each year. Parents and students must attend this meeting, or schedule an individual meeting with Mrs. Wells to receive the information.
25-26 Annual CCP Notice.docxCCP + College Forms Packet.pdfCCP Info Session 2024.pptxCollege Credit Plus: College Pathways with Washington State
College Credit Plus: College Pathways with Washington State
Students are not limited to pursuing these pathways, but these pathways exist for information and guidance. These options are our 15- and 30-credit hour pathways. These options can lead to an associate's degree with additional coursework.
Associate of Science Transfer Pathway.docxHealth Pathway.docxLiberal Arts Transfer Pathway.docxBusiness Pathway.docxEducation Transfer Pathway.docxThe attachments below provide information on some of the transfer associate degrees that students can pursue at Washington State, either with courses taken at CHS, online, on campus, or a combination of those options.
WSCO Engineering Transfer.pdfWSCO Science Transfer.pdfWSCO Business Transfer.pdfWSCO Education Transfer.pdfWSCO Liberal Arts Transfer.pdfWSCO Social Services Transfer.pdfAssociates' Degree at Caldwell
Associates' Degree at Caldwell
The degree below is achievable to students by taking the bulk of their courses at CHS, with only a few courses required to be taken independently online.
WSCO Business Management Technology Associate.pdfCourses in this degree that can be taken at CHS:
BUSM1550
ENGL1510
BUSM1600
BUSM2130
BUSM1570
BUSM2560
MATH2130
BUSM2220
PSYC1010
BUSM2510
ENGL1515
BUSM2300
Courses taken online with CHS staff facilitating or supporting:
BUSM1660
SPCH1510
ACCT1550
ACCT2320
BUSM2610
Courses taken fully online, independently:
PHIL1300
ECON2130
Other Academic Information
Other Academic Information
The ACT
The ACT
ACT testing dates and registration deadlines for the 2024-2025 school year are posted to the left. Visit www.act.org to register.
If you need help registering for the test, please see Mrs. Wells. Make sure to bring a form of ID to register!Â
CHS offers one free ACT test to juniors every spring. The 2025 test date at CHS is March 11th.
Official ACT Test Prep materials can be found here: https://www.act.org/content/act/en/products-and-services/the-act/test-preparation.html
SCHOLARSHIPS
SCHOLARSHIPS
Scholarships can be found in the CHS Office and the Senior Class Google Classroom. Visit classroom.google.com to access these. If you need the join code, please email Mrs. Wells. Parents may also join their students' Google Classroom.
CAREER
CAREER
Caldwell High School utilizes the career aptitude programs called YouScience for grades 11 and 12, and Future Plans for grades 9 and 10, in conjunction with our academic and career advising policy.
Students can find their Future Plans Assessment results by logging in to www.futureplans.org and clicking "Login" in the upper right.
Access to YouScience can be found at: signin.youscience.com
Students can log on with their Caldwell redskins.me email by using the SSO login option through Google.
Every student who has completed the YouScience assessment has access to multiple points of data, including their talents, personal approaches, interpersonal style, and more. Their comprehensive aptitude document is between 30-40 pages long. The students can also use the program to find career matches, colleges with their desired majors, and more. See Mrs. Wells' personal result example below:
SOCIAL EMOTIONAL LEARNING
SOCIAL EMOTIONAL LEARNING
State law (ORC 3301.221, 3319.073) requires that students are educated yearly on varying social emotional topics, including, but not limited to:
Suicide Prevention
Dating Violence
Sexual Violence
Violence Prevention
Social Inclusion
Caldwell High School uses resources from Signs of Suicide, SpeakUP, and Start with Hello in order to fulfill the state mandated requirements.
Education in these areas may come in the form of classroom presentations, small group discussions, or individual work.
Parents may opt out their students via FinalForms beginning in the 24-25 school year during intial updates or at any time by logging in to their FinalForms account.
For more information, please contact Mrs. Wells at awells@caldwell.k12.oh.us.
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