Research-

These topics will help you plan out your classes and take a better look at the electives offered here at Liberty

Graduation Requirements -

Course Guide (click here to navigate through the digital course guide)

• On the top menu of that page, you can choose to navigate to:

  1. • 1. • "Guide" - This is where you can find all of the course descriptions and prerequisite courses; classes are grouped by curricular department

          • "Programs" - This is where you can learn more about special programs offered in WSD

          • "Helpful Information" - This is where you can learn more about policies, procedures and other information (like Graduation Requirements, Graduating with Honors, schedule changes, etc.)

• You can also access a pdf (printable) version of the course descriptions in this Course Guide PDF

Previous Courses Taken

Transcript - courses you have previously taken can be found in Student Portal (Follow steps below to find)

• • Log in to Student Portal

  • On the top left (above your picture) there is a MENU tape (this is to the left of the home - three horizontal lines)

  • On that drop-down menu, under STUDENTS you will find an option called ACADEMIC HISTORY

  • This is your transcript. It will show you what you have passed/failed and how many credits you have earned.

Student Portal Login

• • Go through steps for "Google Authentication"

  • Reminder: email password = wsd + lunch pin

Elective Help

9th Grade - Elective Course Assistance

10th Grade - Elective Course Assistance

11th Grade - Elective Course Assistance

12th Grade - Elective Course Assistance

8th Grade Students -

This year 8th-grade students will be selecting classes based on their career cluster, chosen by their Missouri Connections interest survey by completing their Individual Career and Academic Plan (ICAP). This information will be used to guide students into relevant courses aligned with their career cluster and path.

Why:

• The shift to students using career clusters is in alignment with the WSD District strategic plan and CSIP goal of developing career pathways and opportunities for workforce readiness. You can see the strategic plan here.

• ICAP legislative requirements and suggestions are mandated by Senate Bill 638.

• ICAP’s are a part of the MSIP 6 accountability measures for school districts.

What is an Individual Career & Academic Plan (ICAP)?:

• Guides students through the coursework and activities for achieving personal career goals, post-secondary planning and provides individual pathway options.

• Multi-year process, beginning no later than eighth grade, that guides students and families in the exploration of career, academic, and multiple post-secondary opportunities.

• A “roadmap” to help students develop the awareness, knowledge, attitudes, and skills to create their own meaningful pathways.

Below is a link to a list of electives you may choose from. You are looking to choose 2 credits worth of electives which can be made up of the following:

• 2 year long classes

• 1 year long and 2 semester classes

• 4 semester classes