We are excited to offer several hybrid courses at NPHS for the 2023-2024 school year. This is a class where time will be split for students to complete their work. Fifty percent of the course will be in person with the teacher and peers. During the other fifity percent of the course, students will have opportunities to complete classroom activities in the classroom, under the direct supervision of a teacher, or in a more flexible environment outside of the classroom, where learning activities are most often posted on Google Classroom.  Students may also be off-campus at this time with parental permission. Assignments completed in a flexible environment may be teacher-directed, teacher-facilitated, or student-directed.  Students are more passively supervised if working in a flexible learning space, or students may not be required to be on campus during that time. Hybrid classes allow students to manage their workflow and pace and to advocate for themselves with the support of their teacher.  Students who fall behind the minimum pacing expectations must attend class in person until they are caught up. Students with have a grade of 70% or less will be required to attend all classes in person. Students who do not maintain minimum pacing requirements may be moved to a traditional in-person learning course or must attend every day.

As a reminder, the course selection process is used to collect data on the number of students interested in each course. At this point we are simply gauging student interest in consideration for offering hybrid courses. There is no guarantee that a course will be offered as hybrid for the 2023-2024 school year. 

Who Should Take a Hybrid Course? 

Students:

• with good time management skills 

• with intrinsic motivation to work more independently 

• with good self-advocacy skills 

• who want to try something a little bit different

How do I register for a hybrid course? 

Courses offered in a hybrid format are listed as separate courses in the registration guide. If you wish to take the course as a hybrid, you must register for that course.    

The following courses will be offered on a hybrid model: 

• Business Law 

• Personal Finance 

• Creative Writing 

• Economics 

• Psychology 

• Algebra II 

• Algebra II Honors 

• Functions, Trig and Statistics (FST) 

• Pre-Calculus 

• US Lit and Comp A 

• US Lit and Comp B 

• Biology Macro

• Biology Micro

• Microbiology - Lab Science 

• Ceramics - Wheel Throwing  

• Advanced Ceramics 

• Anatomy and Physiology 

• Composition 

• Writing Essentials