Transcript 4 units Social Studies - Woodridge High School

Mr. Joel Morgan, Principal
Mr. RJ Braunscheidel, Assistant Principal
Mr. Nick Mayer, Athletic Director
Mrs. Elvitsky, Guidance Counselor (A-K)
Mr. Vassalotti, Guidance Counselor (L-Z)
Course Description Guide
This booklet contains information
concerning classes, credits,
graduation requirements and much more.
Students will use this book throughout
their four years of high school to help
them with their class scheduling.
Graduation Requirements for the
Class of 2020
English- 4 credits
Math- 4 credits (to include Algebra 2)
Science- 3 credits (Physical, Life & One Advanced Science)
Social Studies- 3 credits (to include World History, American
History and American Government)
Health-1/2 credit
PE-1/2 credit
Financial Literacy- (met through Government course)
Fine Arts- 1 credit
Electives- 5.0 credits
» Total of 21 credits for Graduation
Honors Diploma
College Preparatory Curriculum
Must meet at least seven of the following eight criteria:
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4 Units of English
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4 Units of Math, including Algebra I, II and Geometry
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4 Units of Science, including Physics and Chemistry
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4 Units of Social Studies
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3 Units of World Language or 2 units each of two World Languages
6.
1 Unit of Fine Arts
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3.5 grade point average
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Minimum score of 27 ACT, 1210 SAT (not including Writing portion)
Career/Technical Honors Diploma
* Students must meet six of the seven criteria
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4 units of English
4 units of Math, including Algebra I, Geometry and Algebra II
4 units of Science, including Physics and Chemistry
4 units of Social Studies
4 units in Career/Technical Education
3.5 GPA
27 ACT, 1210 Sat
The MINIMUM CORE for college
preparation in Ohio
English: 4 units
Math: 4 units
Science: 4 units
Social Studies: 4 units
Foreign Language: 3 units
The Arts: 1 unit
Endorsed by the admissions offices of:
To enhance your
chances for admission
to the university and
academic program of
your choice, you are
encouraged to take the
most rigorous
curriculum available
at your school.
Bowling Green State University
Ohio University
University of Cincinnati
Central State University
The Ohio State University
University of Toledo
Cleveland State University
Shawnee State University
Wright State University
Kent State University
The University of Akron
Youngstown State University
Miami University
Honors Courses
Honors courses are weighted
Honors courses are available in most subject areas
Honors courses have a more rigorous curriculum and
are intended for academically serious students
Honors students must possess a strong work ethic, as
they will not receive remediation
Honors students may even be asked to participate in an
assessment if there is any question as to the student’s
eligibility for a course.
Transcript
ACT and SAT Information
•College Admission Tests
•Should be taken Spring of Junior Year
•Preparation for ACT and SAT
•Take most rigorous courses available
•Take College Admission Test
• Spring of 11th grade (ODE pays)
•Register for Learning Express
Library (ACT and SAT Practice)
The Scheduling Process
1. Letter with appointments
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Mailed home with recommendation sheet
2. Recommendation sheet
• Completed by 8th grade teachers
• Questions about academic recommendation contact 8th
grade subject teacher
3. Appointment with Counselor
• Bring completed Course Selection Worksheet
• Student will register for classes on-line with the School
Counselor
Course Selection Worksheet
8th GRADE COURSE SELECTION WORKSHEET - FRESHMEN 2016-2017
Directions: Please check off the courses you are requesting. You must register for a full schedule of classes, (6) each semester, and choose two alternate classes.
Please be aware that class offerings and teacher assignments are made from your choices. Schedule changes will not be permitted after May 26 , so
choose wisely now.
NAME:____________________________________ Phone Number:_____________________
ENGLISH
WORLD LANGUAGES
0110 English 9 - I
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1110 Latin I (all year)
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0111 English 9 - II
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1210 Latin II (all year)
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0130 Honors Eng 9 - I
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1140 Spanish I (all year)
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0131 Honors Eng 9 - II
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1240 Spanish II (all year)
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SCIENCE
1180 Mandarin Chinese I
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4300 Physical Sci. - I
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1190 American Sign Lang. I
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4325 Physical Sci. - II
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BUSINESS
4350 Honors Phys.Sci. I
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5100 Business Leadership
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4355 Honors Phys.Sci. II
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5200 Computer Applications
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MATH
5405 Multi Media Technologies
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2015 Algebra I-A (all year)
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FAMILY & CONSUMER SCIENCE
2100 CP Algebra 1 (all year)
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7300 Principles of Foods
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2200 CP Geometry (all year)
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MUSIC AND FINE ARTS
SOCIAL STUDIES
8205 Art 1
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3110 World History – I
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8211 Drawing/Painting 1
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3120 World History – II
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8230 Ceramics I
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3130 Honors Wld Hist. – I
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8235 Ceramics II
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3140 Honors Wld Hist. – II
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8260 Intro Digital Photography
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PHYSICAL EDUCATION
8265 Digital Art I
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8325 Lifetime Activities
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8268 Digital Art II
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8340 Lifeguarding
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8500 Concert Band (all year)
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8350 Fitness/Weight Train.
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8555 Concert Choir (all year)
8360 Cardio/Body Sculpting
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INDUSTRIAL TECHNOLOGY
6200 Wood Fabrication I
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6250 Wood Fabrication II
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***** English, Science, Math and Social Studies
ONLINE LEARNING OFFERINGS (.5 credits)
are taken each semester, for a full year.
Thinking & Learning Strategies
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Criminology: Inside the Criminal Mind __________
World Religions: Exploring Diversity __________
ALTERNATE CLASSES: _______________
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Schedule Example
Semester One
Periods
1. English 9
2. Science
3. Math
4/5.Social Studies
6/7. World Language
8. Lunch
9. Principles of Food
10. Study Hall
11. Art 1
Semester Two
Periods
1. English 9
2. Science
3. Math
4/5.Social Studies
6/7. World Language
8. Lunch
9. Phys. Ed
10. Study Hall
11. Wood Fabrication I
Program Updates
New Courses
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Integrated Math/ CP Algebra I(by recommendation only)
American Sign Language IV
AP Statistics
Removal of Psychology II
Principles of Food (used to be Healthy and Safe Foods)
Community Based Art
Team Sports
College Credit Plus
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May apply to college (ie. The University of Akron, Kent State University, Stark State, Tri-C)
Upon acceptance 9th-12th graders may take courses on the college campus part or all of the day to receive credit
for college as well as high school credit
Online Learning Offerings
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See back side of Course Selection Worksheet
All are semester courses
Physical Education Opt-Out
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Two complete seasons of Intercollegiate Athletics, Marching Band, or Cheerleading = Opt out of PE courses
Proper documentation is required in order to meet the PE Opt Out requirement; see the Athletic Department for
details
*****Not all offerings are available to 9th graders*****
Academic Assistance
Freshman students are encouraged to have a study hall
each semester. With high school comes more activities,
academic demands and an increased need to manage your
time. It is important that students not overload themselves
Encourage your child to talk to her teacher. Students may
not experience the success in which they were accustomed
to in middle school
Homework Assistance Center is available in the evenings at
WHS
Schedule Change Policy
When students make their course selections, it is
understood that their schedule will reflect these
choices and will not be changed.
Changes will only be considered based on:
Academic misplacement
Academic advancement
Data input error
Adjustments to accommodate CCP or career program
schedules
SCHEDULE CHANGE POLICY
• ACADEMIC MISPLACEMENT
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Must have demonstrated effort in the
following documented interventions
Individual Tutoring
Teacher Assistance
Homework Assistance Center Attendance
• TYPICALLY SCHEDULES WILL
NOT BE CHANGED
Personal Support
The transition to high school is a
very exciting time! You will be
presented with many opportunities,
choices and decisions to be made.
School Counselors are available to
help guide you through these
experiences.
School Counselors
Sally Elvitsky
– Students with the last name A-K
Chris Vassalotti
– Students with the last name L-Z
WHS Guidance Office
330-929-5133
Thank You!
Please take a few moments to
browse in the cafeteria.
Departments have representatives
at the tables to answer any
specific questions that you may
have.