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Conroe High School
Welcome
Sophomore Tigers
How do I get to be a Sophomore?
You must earn 6 credits
Look at your transcript
Earn credits by:
Passing the semesters with a 70 or higher
Having good attendance
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What if I failed in the fall?
You can average your 2 semesters
You can go to after school CHOOSE now
You can attend Summer School
Summer School
Dates will be announced soon
Classes available for:
Repeat Credit (Most academic core courses)
First Time Credit (Health, PE, Communication Appl,
Technology, Fine Arts, Govt. and Eco.)
Accelerated Summer School— Initial credit Spanish and
math
Information and Registration Forms available
in the Counselor’s office
Sign Up in April
HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATION
REQUIREMENTS
CLASS OF 2012
All students are required to earn a minimum of 26 credits to graduate.
SUBJECT
Credits
English
4.0
Mathematics-Must Include:
Algebra I, Geometry, Algebra 2*
(three credits in grades 9-12)
Science-Must Include: Biology, Chemistry, and Physics
Social Studies (World Geography, World History, U.S. History, Gov./Eco.)
Foreign Language (Same language)
Health
P.E. (1/2 credit must be Foundations) or P.E. Substitute
Fine Arts
Communication Applications (Speech)
Technology
Electives
TOTAL CREDITS
4.0
4.0
4.0
2.0
0.5
1.5
1.0
0.5
1.0
3.5
26.0
Who should take Pre-AP courses?
The most successful
students are willing to
work very hard.
If a student plans to take
AP courses, the earlier the
preparation, the easier the
transition.
There are only 24 hours in
a day. Evaluate how much
time will be spent in other
activities.
Amount of Homework to Expect in High
School
Level classes
30-45 minutes per class per night
Pre-AP Classes
Approximately 60-90 minutes per class per night
More reading, writing, and research-based assignments
Greater degree of critical thinking skills
Faster pace
Registering for
Pre-AP Courses
During course selection students turn in a
commitment form and indicate it on their course
selection sheet.
We recommend that students take pre-AP if they
have been able to maintain grades above 80 in
advanced classes or grades above a 90 in level
courses.
You will remain in the course, we will not be able
to move you to level
Core Courses
at
Conroe High School
Social Studies
English
English II
English II Pre-AP
Science
Chemistry
Chemistry Pre-AP
World History
World History Pre-AP
World History AP
Math
Geometry (have Alg credit)
Geometry Pre-AP (have
Alg credit)
Algebra II (have credit for
Alg and Geom)
Algebra II Pre-AP (have
credit for Alg and Geom)
Conroe High School
Registration Process
During registration, students will receive the following:
Course Description Guide
Course Selection Sheet
Course Description Guide
Front of book
General Information
Graduation Requirements
Description of different levels
Policies and procedures
G.P.A./Class Rank System
Description of all courses
Appropriate Grade Level
How many credits the course earns
What prerequisites the course has
Additional fees for certain courses (ie: cost of supplies and
materials for ART I is $30.00)
7 Period Class Day
Typical Schedule
English II or English II Pre-AP
Geometry or Geometry Pre-P
World History or World History Pre-AP or World
History AP
Chemistry or Chemistry Pre-AP
3 periods are left and may be filled with
PE or PE substitute
Fine Art
Health/Communication Applications
Technology
Foreign Language
Other electives
Special
ConsiderationsBand and Drill Team- fall semester earns PE credit, spring
semester earns Fine Art credit
ROTC- earns PE credit or elective credit
Foreign Language- must be 2 yrs of same language, need to
have passed Reading TAKS
Athletics- requires a physical, will require time after school and
weekends
Once you earn credit in a class you can not take it again
Pre-AP courses require the parent’s signature and the Commitment Statement
Without parent signature and Commitment Statement students will go into level courses
Final deadline to make changes is 5/15
Choosing alternates
If you do not choose an
alternate the counselor may
will pick for you and you will
not be permitted to change.
Athletics
Circle the sport that comes first
You must have physical
Involves after school
Fine Arts
Art 1, Art 2 Ceramics/Drawing/Painting/Sculpture
Theatre Arts 1, 2, 3
Technical Theater (must have taken Theater)
Band/Orchestra
Choir
Dance
One credit of Fine Arts is required for graduation.
Electives, Communication App,
Health
TECHNOLOGY: Lists of courses that satisfy the Technology
Requirement are in the course description book
Technology Systems, BCIS, Computer Applications
CAREER AND TECHNOLOGY ELECTIVES:
Agriculture, Applied Technology, Business, Criminal Justice
Home Economics, Industrial Technology
Be sure to check the Course Description Book for pre-requisites and other
requirements
OTHER ELECTIVES:
Journalism, Yearbook, ROTC (waives 1 PE credit)
Enrollment may be limited in elective courses due to classroom and
equipment availability.
WRITTEN REQUESTS FOR CHANGES, SIGNED BY A PARENT OR
GUARDIAN, MUST BE RECEIVED IN THE COUNSELING OFFICE BY
MAY 15, 2009.
_____________________________
Student Signature
______________________________
Parent Signature
COMMITMENT STATEMENT FOR PRE-AP COURSE(S)
I have read and I understand the expectations for participating in the PreAdvanced Placement courses at Conroe High School as stated in the
Course Description Guide. I understand the criteria and I am personally
committed to expend the time and effort necessary for success. I accept
that I must work to the best of my ability in order to be a part of this
program. By entering into an Pre-AP course, I understand that I am making
the commitment to that course for the entire school year.
______________________________
Student Signature
_______________________________
Parent Signature
Course Selection Timeline
•Presentation to students 2/2-2/6
•Individual counselor meetings 2/9-2/27
•Course selection sheets turned in at meeting
or may be turned in to the counselors office
prior to meeting
•Verification sheets- at counselor meeting and
mailed home.
Deadline for all schedule changes,
May 15th .
When do I get my schedule?
Postcard will come in the summer with
dates and times for textbook/schedule
pickup
The schedule you get in the summer is
your “draft” schedule
Your FINAL schedule will be given to you
the first day of school during homeroom
Questions??????
•See your counselor
•Counselors Corner is 2/17 6:30-8:30
•Read the Course Description Book
Thank you