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The CMS High School Planning Guide has important information about graduation requirements, course progression, and high school and post-secondary planning.
The CMS High School Planning Guide has important information about graduation requirements, course progression, and high school and post-secondary planning.
High school course scheduling for CPEC students
High school course scheduling for CPEC students
The Early College model "front loads" high school coursework in 9th and 10th grade. By 10th grade, students will take some CP coursework, and by 11th grade, students may only take 1-2 high school courses, with the rest of their coursework being completed through CP.
The Early College model "front loads" high school coursework in 9th and 10th grade. By 10th grade, students will take some CP coursework, and by 11th grade, students may only take 1-2 high school courses, with the rest of their coursework being completed through CP.
Please note: scheduling is done based on incoming credits.
Please note: scheduling is done based on incoming credits.
Students entering CPEC after 9th grade may be scheduled differently in order to meet high school graduation requirements.
Students entering CPEC after 9th grade may be scheduled differently in order to meet high school graduation requirements.
Note: all high school courses are taught at the honors level.
English: All high school English graduation requirements will be taken at CPEC with high school teachers. Students will take one English class each year. College English classes may not be used to fulfill these requirements.
Math: Math 1, Math 2, and Math 3 will be taken at CPEC with high school teachers. We teach Math 4 as an option to complete graduation requirements; the 4th math can also be met with a CP math class, pending teacher and administrative approval based on past grades and performance.
Science: All three science classes will be taken at CPEC with high school teachers. All CPEC students will take Chemistry to meet the Physical Science requirement. Most students entering in 9th grade will meet all three science requirements by the end of 10th grade.
Social Studies: Students will take World History, American History, Civic Literacy, and Economics in 9th and 10th grade.
Health & PE: 9th grade students will take HEA 110 and PED110 through CP to meet the Health & PE requirement. Students entering after 9th grade who still need Health & PE will be handled individually.
Electives: All elective requirements will be met through CP courses as students work towards their associates or transfer credits.
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