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Scheduling for 2015-2016 Diplomas & Graduation Requirements Standard Diploma Advanced Studies Diploma Diplomas & Graduation Requirements All students are under the Economics and Personal Finance requirement The online course requirement will began with this year’s sophomores – imbedded in the mandatory Personal Finance course Standard Diploma Academic Areas Credits SOL Verified Credits English 4 2 Social Studies 3 1 Mathematics 3 1 Science 3 1 Health/Physical Education 2 Foreign Language, Fine Arts, or Career & Technical Education 2 Economics and Personal Finance 1 Electives 4 Student Selected Verified Credit Total 1 22 6 Advanced Studies Diploma Academic Areas Credits SOL Verified Credits English 4 2 Social Studies 4 2 Mathematics 4 2 Science 4 2 Foreign Language 3-4 Health/Physical Education 2 Fine Arts or Career & Technical Education 1 Economics and Personal Finance 1 Electives 3 Student Selected Verified Credit Total 1 26 9 SOL Courses Reading (Eng. 11) Writing (Eng. 11) Earth Science Biology Chemistry Algebra 1 Geometry Algebra 2 World History 1 World History 2 US History Grade 10 Course Selections 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. English 10, Academic or Honors World History 2 or AP World History Science (usually Biology Acad. or Honors) Math – follows sequence HPE 10 Economics & Personal Finance or elective Elective – often a foreign language Grade 11 Course Selections 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. English 11 Academic, English 11 Honors, or AP Language US History Academic or AP US History Science – student’s choice Math – follows sequence Economics & Personal Finance or elective Elective – often a foreign language Elective Grade 12 Course Selections 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. English 12 Academic, DE English 12, or AP Literature US Government or AP Government Science – student’s choice Math – follows sequence Economics & Personal Finance or Elective Elective Elective Course Levels Academic Course content and expected student performance require additional reading and writing at a rigorous level. Academic is a “college-bound” level. Course Levels Honors and Pre-Advanced Placement Course content is rapidly paced with additional depth. Lessons are often designed to be complex, abstract and open-ended. Changes for 2015-2016 New classes: Technology Education courses have been revamped Dual Enrollment NOVA-based LCPS-based NOVA-Based Dual Enrollment English 12 US Government Logic LCPS-Based Dual Enrollment English 12 (NOVA) Survey of African History (NOVA) Teacher Cadet Program (Shenandoah) Geospatial Science (JMU) Independent Science Research (GMU) Multivariable Calculus (NOVA) Various Monroe Technology courses Advanced Placement Classes AP Language AP Literature AP Psychology AP World History AP US History AP Government AP Economics AP Human Geography AP Studio Art AP Biology AP Chemistry AP Physics AP French AP Spanish AP German AP Latin AP Calculus AB AP Calculus BC AP Statistics AP Computer Science AP Environmental Science Monroe Technology Center 1, 2 and 3-year programs Application due to BWHS Counseling office by March 12 Deadline for Course Requests June 19, 2015 – we cannot make changes to requests after this date!!! Department Fair in Cafeteria 7:15pm – 8:15pm Department chairs and teachers are available to answer your questions about specific courses School counseling table This is a great opportunity to ask questions about work load, subject matter, expectations, etc.