Registration

Welcome titans! 

Soon you will be choosing your classes for next year. 

Use this page to learn more about your options!

RISING 10th - 12th GRADERS (current 9th - 11th graders)

• Group Meetings - December - Current students will meet with a team of Hopewell educators to learn about graduation requirements & course options. At these meetings, they will create 4-year plans and choose their classes for next year.

• Individual Meetings - December - February- Current students will meet with their school counselors to finalize their course requests for next year and make any necessary adjustments. 

RISING 9th GRADERS (current 8th graders)

• 8th Grade Counselors will provide students with information about the registration process once information becomes available. 

• Students will have opportunties to learn about Hopewell courses and speak with a Hopewell School Counselor before making course selections. 

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4 English

• English I

• English II

• English III

• English IV

4 Math

• NC Math 1

• NC Math 2

• NC Math 3

• NC Math 4 (or other math that aligns with post-high-school plans)

3 Science

• Earth & Environmental Science

• Biology

• A Physical Science (Physical Science OR Chemistry OR Physics)

4 Social Studies

• World History

• American History

• Civic Literacy of US & NC

• Economics & Personal Finance

1 Health & PE

• Health & PE or Honors Health & PE

8 Electives

• Two electives from CTE, Fine Arts or World Langauges

• Six electives from any area

🎓 TOTAL = 24 Credits 🎓

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OPTIONS: 

Course are available at various levels at Garinger:

• Standard

• Honors

• College Level (AP/Advanced Placement, Cambridge and Dual Enrollment/CPCC)

BEST PRACTICE: 

Students should choose the most challenging level for their ability level. These guidelines may be helpful as you decide.

• 80% or better in the course before will help you be best prepared, though it is not required.

• Step up to the next level but don't skip over a level so you slowly increase your workload and strengthen your habits.

• Good attendance is a must for all levels, but especially for honors and college-level courses.

Students can earn college credits in high school by taking AP (Advanced Placement) or Dual Enrollment (Career & College Promise through CPCC) courses while in high school. Learn more about each of these options below.

AP courses are college courses taken in high school. They offere weighted GPA credit for high school and the potential for college credit, depending on how a student does on the AP Exam taken at the end of the course. Some AP courses meet high school graduation requirements, so students should consider incorporating these into their four-year graduation plans. 

Advanced Placement (AP) - Learn more here!

             AP Program 

For more information about the Cambridge and AP Programs at Hopewell High School, please click on the link below. 

Cambridge Program 

Point of Contact: 

Patrick Brust, M.Ed.

Dean of Academics

Cambridge/AP Coordinator

patricki.brust@cms.k12.nc.us 

Students in 11th and 12th grades may take dual enrollment classes through CPCC's College & Career Promise Program. Most students simply call these "CPCC Classes." These classes are taught in two Pathways: College Transfer Pathway and CTE Pathway. Within both of those pathways, there are many options that can be chosen to best fit a student's post-high-school plans.

Career & College Promise - Learn more here!

CPCC College & Career Coach (get help with learning more & signing up)

CPCC College & Career Promise (learn about programs & options)

CPCC Dual Enrollment Interest Form (submit this to sign up for classes)

Dual Enrollment in CMS - College & Career Info 

Point of Contact

Laurie Baxter

laurie.baxter@cms.k12.nc.us

Students in grades 9 - 12 may participate in athletics. In order to qualify, an athlete must meet minimum eligiblity requirements for their grade. Check with the Athletic Director about your eligibility, but in general, athletes must take the following into consideration when choosing their classes to maintain athletic eligibility. You must ...

• Meet local promotion requirements

• Have earned a 2.0 from the previous semester

• Have passed a minimum load of work during the previous semester (3 of 4 semester long classes or 6 of 8 yearlong classes)

• Be enrolled in the proper number of classes

• Not be come 19 years old on or before August 31 of the school year

You can learn more about athletic elibility in the CMS Parent-Student Handbook.

Endorsement Planning Guide