2015 GraduatesScheduling/Graduation Requirements

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2015 Credit Review

Class of 2015

HOLT HIGH SCHOOL CREDIT REVIEW for: _____________________________________ Graduation Requirements

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NOTES: _____________________________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

ENGLISH 9 _____ _____ _____ 10 _____ _____ 11 _____ _____

12 _____

MATH GEOM _____ _____ _____ ALG I _____ _____ ALG II _____ _____ MATH RELATED _____

U.S. HISTORY 9 _____ _____ _____ WORLD HISTORY _____ _____ GOVERNMENT 11 _____ ECONOMICS 12 _____

FINE ARTS _____

HEALTH _____ PHYS ED _____

COMPUTER LITERACY _____

STUDENTS MUST HAVE PASSED ALL REQUIREMENTS AND HAVE 24.5 CREDITS

TO BE ELIGIBLE FOR GRADUATION.

SCIENCE EARTH SCIENCE _____ _____ _____ BIO (10) _____ _____ CHEM/PHYSICS _____ _____

Michigan Merit Exam (MME) Requirement - Holt Public Schools Board Policy A6056

Holt Public Schools students must complete all components of the Michigan Merit Exam (MME) during their 11th grade year. In the event that a student does not take the MME or took the exam and did not receive valid scores, the student is required to retake the entire MME (reading, writing, mathematics, science, and social studies) in their senior year, unless excused by the High School Administration.

Graduation

• No Walk Policy-• (e.g. Student A (grad class 2015) on June 9th has 24.5credits – they

walk and receive diploma)• (e.g. Student B (grad class 2015) on June 9th has 24 credits- student

does NOT walk or receive diploma.)

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4 years

1 2 3

Hist Hist Hist

E. E. Sc E. Sc E. Sc

Eng Eng Eng

Geom Geom Geom

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1 2

Alg I Alg I

W.H. W.H.

Bio Bio

Eng Eng

Health Art

1 2

M.R Eng Rel

Econ

9 10 1211

If you do not take Chem/Phys your junior year, you must take it your senior year.

1 2

Eng 11 Eng 11

Alg II Alg II

Gov Comp

Chem/Phys

Chem/Phys

AP / Honors Courses

• AP World History (10-12)-application• AP Calc/Stats

• Recommended B or higher in previous year math

• AP Lit (12th grade) application• AP Government- application• AP Econ- application• AP CPS- application• Honors English- see instructor for application• Honors Algebra I- see instructor

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Math Related• Fin. Insurance• Business Math• Computer Programming

I and II• Accounting I and II• Web Publishing• Business Management• Promotional Marketing• Retail Management• Advanced Algebra

• A+• Consumer Education• Musical Composition• Physics/Chemistry• Architectural Drawing• Mechanical Drawing• Technical Drawing• AP Calc• AP Stats• TRAC• Data Analysis

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Scheduling Request Timeline Week of Feb 11th. You will turn this in today! Core classes will be automatically added. You will be selecting your electives now during this class. If you failed a class, you can take it during summer school or

try to add it to your electives. You may also look at MVHS If you are a transfer student and are taking courses in a

different order (Alg I in 9th grade etc.. Please make a note at the top of your page before you turn it in)

We will add your elective requests-we will do our best to make sure you get your elective requests. There are no guarantees.

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Scheduling Process

• Add core classes to computer• Add elective requests to computer• Send home confirmation • Merge with Master schedule• Begin balancing classes over the summer• Receive your schedule in August• Requested electives are not guaranteed• There will be conflicts

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English

• Two semesters required, taken in the junior year• either English 11 or English 11 Honors (application required)

• ELECTIVES AVAILABLE as a junior:• Full year classes:• Journalism / Advanced Journalism (application required)• Semester classes:• Introduction to Poetry• Intro to Journalism: Print Publications• Intro to Journalism: Digital Media• Writing Explorations• Speech• The Study of Film as Literature

For current English 10 students

English

• What to do if you’ve failed an English 10A• Sign up for English 10A on your scheduling sheet• Or pay to take summer school

• What to do if you fail English 10B• Add second semester on the request sheet• Or pay to take summer school

• Honors English 11 Applications: • Follow instructions found on page 30 in the program planning

manual• JOURNALISM Applications:• See your English teacher or Mrs. Clark for an application

packet

For current English 10 students

Science – 11th & 12th grade• OPTIONS! – talk to a science teacher if you have

questions• Chemistry (2 semesters)• Physics (2 semesters)

• College Prep • Concepts and Applications

• Botany (1 semester)• Environmental Science (1 semester)• Human Physiology (1 semester)• Human Genetics I (1 semester)• Human Genetics II (1 semester)• Zoology (1 semester)• Chemistry II (2 semesters)

Students must earn one credit in either chemistry or physics in order to graduate

Chemistry II, is an AP class – for seniors who have earned at least a grade of B in Chemistry A and B as juniors.)

Course Request Form

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CLASS OF 2015 SCHEDULE REQUEST FOR Junior Year (2013-14)

STUDENT NAME ____________ ____________________ PHONE #:_____________________

Scheduling Instructions:

1) Review transcripts 2) Circle your math and science option below 3) List the course number & course name for 5 electives; each course represents 1 semester 4) List 4 alternative choices

Required sometime during 4 years (list below if you want to schedule now)

Computer Literacy Health Fine Arts Physical Education

REQUIRED COURSES ELECTIVE COURSE REQUESTS-List Course Name & Number

1 ENGLISH 11 A ________ 8 ______________________________

2 ENGLISH 11 B ________ 9 ______________________________

3 ALGEBRA C CHECK IF YOU WANT HONORS □ 10 ______________________________

4 ALGEBRA D 2ND SEMESTER (same as above) 11 ______________________________

5 GOVERNMENT ____________ 12______________________________

6 SCIENCE – CHECK ONE

□COLLEGE PREP PHYSICS

□PHYSICS CONCEPTS & APPLICATIONS

□CHEMISTRY

7 SCIENCE 2ND SEMESTER (same as above)

Please list 4 alternative choices

1 ________________________________ 2 ______________________________

3 ________________________________ 4 ______________________________

Recovery Courses Needed _______ ___________ ______ __________ ___________ _________

There is an application process for the following classes (applications can be picked up in the information racks on the wall of the east staircase). All applications are due 3/28/13: Web Publishing Yearbook Production AP World History Journalism/Adv. Journalism Honors English AP CPS Honors Math –no application-placed based on teacher recommendation AP Government If you are accepted into the program, your schedule will be adjusted.

Over for course numbers

Course Grid

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Junior Class of 2015 Course Selection Sheet

BUSINESS EDUCATION FINE ARTS & MUSIC MODERN LANGUAGE 4102 FINANCIAL & RISK MANAGEMENT 5300 B CONCERT BAND 5501 A&B FRENCH I (2 SEMESTERS) +

4103 BUSINESS MATH 5301 A MARCHING BAND 5503 A&B FRENCH II (2 SEMESTERS)+ 4105-06 ACCOUNTING I (2 SEM) 5301 B SYMPHONIC BAND 5505 A&B FRENCH III (2 SEMESTERS) + 4115-16 ACCOUNTING II (2 SEM) 5302 JAZZ BAND 5507 A&B FRENCH IV (2 SEMESTERS) + 4109 FINANCE & INSURANCE 5303 ADVANCED MUSIC THEORY 5541 A&B GERMAN I (2 SEMESTERS) + 4110 COMPUTER APPLICATIONS * 5305 A&B CONCERT CHORUS (2 SEM) 5543 A&B GERMAN II (2 SEMESTERS) + 4111 COMPUTER APPLICATIONS II 5308 A&B MEN OF HOLT (2 SEM) 5545 A&B GERMAN III (2 SEMESTERS) + 4112 A-PLUS PREPARATION * 5309 A&B CHORALE (2 SEM) 5547 A&B GERMAN IV (2 SEMESTERS) + 4121 A&B WEB PUBLISHING (2 SEM) * 5315 A&B CANTIQUE (2 SEM) 5521 A&B SPANISH I (2 SEMESTERS) + 4129 WORD PROCESSING * 5316 MUSIC THEORY 5523 A&B SPANISH II (2 SEMESTERS) + 4130 PHOTOSHOP * 5317 HUMANITIES 5525 A&B SPANISH III (2 SEMESTERS) + 4139 ADVANCE WORD PROCESSING 5318 MUSICAL COMPOSITION 5527 A&B SPANISH IV (2 SEMESTERS) + 4145 BUSINESS LAW 5320 DRAMATIC PERFORMANCE & THEATRE STUDY 4147 PROMOTIONAL MARKETING 5324 DRAWING PHYSICAL EDUCATION 4148 BUSINESS MANAGEMENT 5325 PAINTING 5609 ADVANCED HEALTH & FITNESS 4150 RETAIL MANAGEMENT (SCHOOL STORE) 5327 ART SEMINAR 6620 WEIGHT TRAINING/CONDITIONING 4152 VIDEO PRODUCTION 5329 COMMERCIAL DESIGN 6645 ADVANCED STR TRAIN/CONDITIONING 4155 COMPUTER PROGRAMMING I * 5332 PHOTOGRAPHY 6621 OFFICIATING & COACHING 4156 COMPUTER PROGRAMMING II * 5334 PRINTMAKING 6625 AEROBIC EXERCISE, STRGTH TRAIN & YOGA 4161 A&B MENTORSHIP (2ND SEMESTER ONLY) 5341 CERAMICS 6630 LIFETIME ACTIVITIES 4627 A&B YEARBOOK PRODUCTION (2 SEM) 5346 INTERMEDIATE TWO-DIMENSIONAL ART 6640 AQUATICS 4628 INTRO TO YEARBOOK PRODUCTION 5348 INTERMEDIATE THREE-DIMENSIONAL ART 6650 TEAM SPORTS 5706 CONSUMER EDUCATION 6655 PERSONAL FITNESS 8701 WORK EXPERIENCE HEALTH

5600 HEALTH SOCIAL STUDIES ENGLISH 5601 INTRO TO HEALTH OCCUPATIONS 7601 ANCIENT CIVILIZATION + 4620 INTRODUCTION TO POETRY + 5609 ADVANCED HEALTH AND FITNESS 7616 A&B A.P. WORLD HISTORY (2 SEM) + 4621 A&B JOURNALISM (2 SEM) + 7622 A&B A.P. AMERICAN GOVERNMENT (2 SEM)

4636 INTRO JOURNALISM I -PRINT

PUBLICATIONS MATHEMATICS 7624 A.P. COMPARATIVE POLITICAL SYSTEMS (CPS) +

4637 INTRO JOURNALISM II –DIGITAL MEDIA 6121 A&B GEOMETRY (2 SEM) + 7634 PSYCHOLOGY +

4642 WRITING EXPLORATIONS + 6131 A&B ALGEBRA A & B (2 SEM) + 7637 ADVANCED PSYCHOLOGY + 4664 SPEECH + 6137 A&B ALGEBRA C & D (2 SEM) + 7635 MODERN AMERICAN ISSUES + 6161 A&B HONORS ALGEBRA C & D (2 SEM) + 7636 HISTORY OF CONTEMPORARY CONFLICT + FAMILY & CONSUMER SCIENCES 7638 GLOBAL STUDIES & FOREIGN POLICY +

5700 PARENTHOOD ED SCIENCE 7640 U.S. HISTORY THROUGH FILM 5707 CONSUMER EDUCATION 7114 HUMAN PHYSIOLOGY + 7644 INTRODUCTION TO PHILOSOPHY 5710 NUTRITION & WELLNESS 7115 VERTEBRATE ZOOLOGY

7116 BOTANY + 7121 A&B CHEMISTRY (2 SEM) + 7127 HUMAN GENETICS I + TECHNOLOGY EDUCATION 7128 HUMAN GENETICS II + 5921-22 COMPUTER AIDED DRAWING/TECH DRAW (2 SEM) 7134 ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE + 5923-24 ARCHITECTURAL DRAWING (2 SEM) 7137 A&B COLLEGE PREP PHYSICS (2 SEM) + 5929 A&B MECHANICAL DRAWING (2 SEMESTERS) 7139 A&B PHYSICS CONCEPTS & APPLICATIONS (2 SEM) + *MEETS COMPUTER LITERACY REQUIREMENTS + APPROVED NCAA COURSE

NCAA Req• Study of Film and Lit, is no longer an approved English credit

for the NCAA clearinghouse.• Be aware of the differences between DI, DII, DIII.

• ACT, GPA, core requirements etc…

• NCAA Eligibility Guide

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FAQ-

• Will we be permitted to request our classes? Electives only. We will automatically select your core classes and add them to the request list. With the exception of application courses (Honors/AP/Web Pub etc.)

• What if I failed a class? If you failed a class, you can add it to your list of

requested courses. You may also take classes in summer school, night school or virtual H.S.

• What if I don’t get a teacher that I want? As usual, you can not request teacher switches. At this time because we are not doing online scheduling, the computer will pick your teacher. You will be required to have that teacher for that course.

• Will there be a drop and add period? There will be no drop and add period. The only schedule adjustments that will be permitted are: missing hours, missing grad requirement, duplicate courses.

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Holtguidanceandcounseling.weebly.com

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