Transcript Future - LHS COUNSELING DEPARTMENT

LHS School Counseling Staff:
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Mrs. Reiber – Students Last Names A-D
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Mrs. Wooten – Students Last Names E-J
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Mrs. Roundhouse – Students Last Names K-P
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Mr. Kelley – Students Last Names Q-U
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Mrs. Collins – Students Last Names V-Z
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Graduation Requirements
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9 periods in a day
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Promotion to 10th Grade
**Students must complete 2 semesters of a fine art between grades 7-12
1. Pass end-of-course exams in:
 Algebra 1 & Geometry
 Biology
 US History & Government
 English 9 & 10
2. Earn “remediation-free” score on admission exams (like the ACT or
SAT).
3. Recognized credential or state-issued license for practice in a
career & a score showing workforce readiness. (Career Tech)
SPIN – February 6 at 6pm
Registration ~ February/March
Course Requests mailed home at the end of
April
Conflicts and Drops ~ May 1-31
Period
9th (Freshman)
1
English 9
2
Algebra I
3
Physical Science
4
World History
5
Phys Ed/Health
6
Freshmen Focus/Elective
7
Elective
8
Elective
9
Lunch
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English 9
English 9 CP
College Prep Course
 Needed for College
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English 9 H
Honors, Weighted Class
 Needed for College
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Algebra 1
Algebra 1 CP
Geometry CP (must have already taken
Algebra)
Geometry H (must have already taken
Algebra)
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Weighted Class
Algebra 2 H (must have already taken
Algebra and Geometry)
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Weighted Class
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Physical Science
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Physical Science CP
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Physical Science H
 Weighted Course
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World History
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World History H
 Weighted Course
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Class Placement
 Selection criteria must be met for placement into Honors
classes
 Students must earn an A or B in 8th grade subject classes to
take College Prep classes.
 You will be placed in a general level class if you have a C in that
subject area in 8th grade.
 If you earn an A or B in general level classes during the first
quarter of your 9th grade year, you may request to be moved to
College Prep
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PE 9 – semester
Movement and Fitness
Competition and Fitness
Health – semester
 Freshman Focus - semester
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Full Year
 French 1, Latin 1, Spanish 1 (or 2)
 Recommend placement in CP or H English
 Art 1
 Band and/or Choir
 Requires an audition for placement
 Intro to Engineering Design
 Ag Science 1 (Ag Studies)
 Requires an application for placement
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Semester Electives
 Digital Design
 Manufacturing Basics
 Engineering Principles
 Food Principles
• The student registration process is one of the most important functions that a
student performs each year. It determines the courses the school will offer,
development of student scheduling, and how the school utilizes its staff. When
a student completes the registration process, he/she enters into a contract with
the school. LHS asks its students to be most careful and accurate in selecting
their courses each year.
• Talk to upperclass students and teachers about your course selections. Read
the LHS Program of Studies for course descriptions.
• The deadline for requesting course changes is June 1st
• The only schedule changes made during the school year will be for a failed
class that must be repeated, a change in academic level, or a change based
on the recommendation of the course teacher.
Go to the Lancaster High School Website
Click the Guidance and Counseling Department on the left
hand side
Click top under the Academic Resources
Find the Registration Tab
Access and Read the Program of Studies