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Welcome to
Pre-Registration
9th Grade
Class of 2020
Huntsville High School
CORE CLASSES FOR 9TH GRADE
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ENGLISH I
English I
 Pre-AP English I
 English 1 Flipped Class (if you are interested in using more
technology in class)
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 MATH
Algebra I
 Pre AP Algebra I
 Geometry (if took Algebra I in 8th grade)
th grade)
 Pre-AP Geometry (if took Algebra I in 8
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CORE CLASSES FOR 9TH GRADE
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SCIENCE
Biology
 Pre-AP Biology
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SOCIAL STUDIES
World Geography
 Pre-AP World Geography or
 World History
 Pre-AP World History
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Required Non-Core Classes
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By the end of 9th grade you should have taken
2 semesters of PE OR it’s equivalent.
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2 semester of the same Fine Art
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If you have already started Spanish or German
at MPMS you should take :
Spanish II/German II or Pre-AP Spanish II
Pre-AP German II or you MAY want to start
a foreign language.
REMINDER:
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Do not sign up for classes you have taken in the 8th
grade and will receive high school credit.
Algebra I
 Spanish I
 German I
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LOOK AT FRESHMEN ELECTIVES
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Notice if the course is 1 semester or 2 semesters
(1 credit is 2 semesters).
Notice if the course requires a grade level,
prerequisite, or teacher approval.
Each course name has a separate number.
ENDORSEMENTS
• Allows
students to pursue in-depth study of
interest
• There are 5 endorsements
STEM
2. Business and Industry
3. Public Services
4. Arts and Humanities
5. Multidisciplinary Studies
1.
Reminder -Failed Classes
Core classes (English, Math, Social Studies, and
Science) are required courses for graduation that are
set by the State. If you fail any course, you will have to
retake it, unless it is a full year course and you pass
high enough for both semesters to average 70 or
higher.
Each semester class earns 0.5 credit;
therefore, a whole year course earns 1.0
credit. Six credits (6.0) are required to be
classified as a sophomore. 1.0 must be in
English and 1.0 credit must be in Math.
Alternate Courses
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Please choose one full year alternate
courses and 2 semester courses in case
an elective you have chosen is full or
not offered.
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Schedule forms with alternate course
lines left blank will receive last priority
from counselors.
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If there are no alternate courses,
counselors must give students electives
which are open. Students lose their
choices, and schedules cannot not be
changed.
SCHEDULE CHANGES
After school begins, schedule changes will be
made only to correct scheduling errors or to
equalize class enrollments. Students who register
for a full year course are expected to complete the
course and remain in that class for the entire
year.
Examples: core classes, foreign language classes,
electives, etc.
PRE-AP SCHEDULE CHANGES
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Students who request Pre-AP/Honors courses may
change their schedules to a level class after the end
of the first three weeks of school or at the beginning
of the second semester if a level class in the same
subject area is available.
When considering changing levels, students need to
attend tutoring, have parent / teacher conferences,
and contact the counselor.
A summer reading assignments may be required
for Pre-AP classes. It is the students responsibility
to make sure they are aware of the requirements.
Reading assignments may be found on the HHS
website.
Teacher Approvals
 Teacher Approvals are needed for:
-- Athletics (NOT freshman football)
-- Band/Choir/Drill Team/Cheerleading
-- Check any other course requirements
March 21st , 22nd , and 23rd
Counselors will meet with you and your parents
individually the week of April 21-23.
March
st
21
,
nd
22
, and
rd
23
The High School Counselors and Assistant Principals
will be available from 4:00 PM – 7:00 PM in the
HHS Library to discuss your course selections for
next year and your 4 year plan.
You will be able to complete your official schedule
request at this time and enter it directly into the
computer.
You must make every effort to attend sometime next
week.
“By failing to prepare, you
are preparing to fail.”
― Benjamin Franklin