Registration & Scheduling

REGISTRATION 

• Students and parents are encouraged to make a careful study of the entire curriculum of studies offered in grades 9-12 prior to the selection of courses for respective grades.  

• It is advisable to decide on a program of study at the beginning of ninth grade and to continue that coursework through high school.  

• Students should try to find a program of study which will not only be interesting but also will prepare them for a field that they desire to pursue in later years.

SCHEDULE CHANGES 

• The deadline to submit requests for course request changes was April 1st, 2025. Requests for schedule changes will not be granted after that deadline. 

• Should there be an error with a student schedule that falls into the following categories, the student may request that the counselor correct their schedule:

  1. Student is missing a period or double-booked for a period in the schedule.

  2. Student has previously earned credit for the course.

  3. Student was placed incorrectly in a class due to data entry error.

  4. Student failed a class with a teacher in the past and is scheduled with the same teacher again.

WITHDRAWAL FROM COURSES 

• The State requires 120 instructional hours per class.  

• Drops/adds after the school year has begun makes it impossible to get the required hours for credit. 

• Courses dropped after the attendance days listed below will be recorded as W/F (withdrawn failing) and will count in computing the grade point ratio as a course attempted with quality points earned.  

• Penalty dates for withdrawals are as follows:

  • Year course – 10 days after the course begins

  • Semester – 5 days after the course begins