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Freshman Course Selection

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This presentation assists parents and guardians of 8th graders in navigating the course selection process for Shawnee High School for the 2014-2015 school year. It outlines essential graduation requirements, including the necessary credits in subjects like English, Math, Science, and more. Additionally, it provides details on available courses, instructional levels, and the processes for requesting schedule changes. For complete course descriptions, refer to the 2014-2015 Program of Studies.

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  1. Freshman Course Selection Shawnee High School 2014-2015

  2. Shawnee Counselors • CounselorLast NamesRoom • Ms. Michelle Torrence A-B D113 • Mr. Kevin Looney C-D D114 • Mr. Gary Hill E-Ha LGI • Mrs. Janae Zechman He-Man D116 • Mrs. Helene Welde Mar-Pi D117 • Mr. Darren Welsh Pl-So D122 • Mrs. Erin O’Neill Sp-Z D123

  3. This presentation will help guide 8th grade parents/guardians through the course selection process. • It may also be helpful to access the 2014-2015 Program • of Studies for complete descriptions of all courses • referenced in this presentation. • Itinerary for Tonight • Power Point Presentation • Curriculum/Course Information in the Cafeteria

  4. Graduation Requirements • English – 4 years • Math – 3 years • Science – 3 years • World Language- 2 years • History– US 1, US 2, World Cultures • PE and Health – 4 years • Visual Performing Art – 1 year • Century Life & Careers, Career-Tech Education– 1 year • Financial, Economic Business and Entrepreneurial Literacy- ½ year • All Students must complete 130 Credits

  5. Grade Promotion • 10th Grade-29 credits • 11th grade-58 credits • 12th grade-91 credits • 130 credits to graduate • Full year Academic & Elective classes are 5 credits each • PE & Health are 2 credits each • Lab sciences are 6 credits • Failure to adhere to the Attendance Policy may also prohibit promotion. • See the 2014-2015 Program of Studies for complete details.

  6. Levels of Instruction • HON Honors -Requires a strong command of basic skills and is extremely rigorous. This is equivalent to the demands of a college level course. By invitation only; not on selection sheet because you need to be Invited from middle school. Select Accelerated level and it will be changed after honors letter is returned. • ACC Accelerated-Requires a good command of basic skills and the ability to perform in a rigorous program at a rapid pace. This is a college prep course. • CP College Prep-Requires a command of basic skills and is moderately paced. This is a college prep course. • MOD Modified-Reinforces and builds upon basic skills. • PR Pullout Replacement -Special Education

  7. Shawnee High School Freshman Course Offerings • CodeCourseLevel CodeCourseLevel • EnglishMathematics • 102 English 1 ACC 319 Algebra 1 ACC • 104 English 2 CP 320 Algebra 1** CP • English 1 PR 363 Geometry ACC • 970 Math 1 PR • 347 Comp Prog 1 ACC • Language**If you select 320 (Alg 1 CP), you • French 1 ACC must also select : 966-Alg 1 Support Lab • German 1 ACC • 251 Italian 1 ACC Science • 255 Latin 1 HON 422 EnvirScience ACC • 272 Spanish 1 ACC 423 Envir Science CP • 273 Spanish 1 CP 424 Envir Science MOD • 282 Spanish Comm MOD 410 Biology /Lab ACC • 278 Spanish 2 ACC 994 EnvirScience PR • 005 Spanish PR

  8. Shawnee High School Freshman Course Offerings • CodeCourseLevel CodeCourseCodeCourseLevel • Social StudiesMusicPE/Health • 590 World Civ ACC 724 Chorus 910 PE 1 • World Geo ACC 730 Concert Band 912 Health 1 • 731 Beginner Band • Business 734 Music App Special Education • Accounting 1 738 Music Theory 1 988 Ind St PR • Study Skills/Career Awareness 762 Tech in Music 983 Health 1 PR • Intro to Business 770 Piano Lab • Exp Intro to Business • Computer Apps Technology Education • Exp Comp Apps 832 Drafting & Design • Web Design 834 TV Broadcasting Tech 1 • 839 Photography 1 • Art 842 Exploring Photography 1 • Foundations of Art • Exploring Art 1 Family & Consumer Science • 859 Fashion & Clothing 1 • 868 Foods 1 • 873 Intro to Family/Consumer Science

  9. LRHSD 9th Grade Schedule Sample • English 1 – Choose a level • Math – Algebra 1 or Geometry (only if had Algebra 1 in middle school). Option at end of 8th grade to take high school credit for Algebra 1. If students sign up for Algebra 1 CP and/or do not pass Math section of NJ Ask 8, he/she will be placed in Algebra support class in addition to Algebra 1 class. This is a P/F class and does not count as a required math course. • Science –Environmental Science or Biology-pair with Math; successful completion of Algebra 1 is recommended for Biology • Physical Education/ Health 1 • World Language – Usually same level chosen as English . Only students who had a full year of Spanish 1 in middle school can pick Spanish 2. Option at end of 8th grade to take high school credit for Spanish 1. • Elective • Elective • Elective or Study Hall • Must pick at least 7 classes. • It is possible to take one study hall each year and fulfill the 130 Credit Graduation Requirement.

  10. Course Changes • July 31, 2014 is the last day to request a schedule change. This must be done by parent in writing or by phone. • Once school starts ONLY errors will be corrected. • There are timelines to drop levels and/or drop a course to a study hall. • Only 1 study hall per year is allowed (so a class cannot be dropped if you already have a study hall). • If you drop a course, WP (Withdraw Passing) or WF (Withdraw Failing) will appear on transcript. • CHOOSE WISELY!! • See the 2014-2015 Program of Studies for details about • Course/Level Changes.

  11. Option Two • Option Two serves as an alternative to traditional high school courses for credit in the following categories: • College/Vocational Courses • Distance Learning Courses • Work/Internship • Community Service • Proof of Proficiency-Written request by 6/1; Test completed by 7/15 • Credit for Courses Completed Prior to Grade 9 • Summer School/Tutoring for Original Credit • Independent Study • EMT/Firefighter • LDTV • ** 8th grade courses (Algebra 1, Spanish 1) being accepted for high school credit will appear on the transcript as an Accelerated course and • will NOT be calcuated in GPA and rank. ** • Please visit the district website • for more information- www.lrhsd.org

  12. Athletics • Shawnee Sports • Fall/Winter Sports: All Freshman are eligible. • Spring Sports: All Freshman must pass 15 credits at the end of the first semester to be eligible. • College Sports- NCAA- www.ncaa.org • Division I & II sports require 16 core courses • GPA & SAT requirements • See the 2014-2015 Program of Studies for NCAA Eligibility Requirements

  13. Attendance • Students are allowed 4 unexcused absences per semester • Semester 1- Marking periods 1 & 2 • Semester 2- Marking periods 3 & 4 • Anytime a student arrives after homeroom or leaves before the end of the school day, it will be considered an absence. • The following will excuse an absence: • Doctor’s note • Funeral/death in family • Court • Written parental permission-Limited to one parent note per semester (note may excuse a series of consecutive days absent) • No credit status-Requires a student to attend the LRHSD Credit • Completion program to be awarded high school credit for completed • courses. Any pupil who exceeds 4 unexcused absences will be on No • Credit for single semester courses and any pupil who exceeds 8 • unexcused absences will be on No Credit for full year courses. • Visit www.lrhsd.org for detailed attendance policy.

  14. Due Date • Review course selection with middle school teachers. • Parent must sign course selection sheet. • Due to middle school by 1/27

  15. COUNSELOR CONTACT INFORMATION • CounselorLast NamesPhoneEmail • Ms. Michelle Torrence A-B x4416 mtorrence@lrhsd.org • Mr. Kevin Looney C-D x4408 kloooney@lrhsd.org • Mr. Gary Hill E-Ha x4419 ghill@lrhsd.org • Mrs. Janae Zechman He-Man x4411 jzechman@lrhsd.org • Mrs. Helene Welde Mar-Pi x4417 hwelde@lrhsd.org • Mr. Darren Welsh Pl-So x4451 dwelsh@lrhsd.org • Mrs. Erin O’Neill Sp-Z x4402 erinoneill@lrhsd.org • Mrs. Heidi Krihak SAC x4413 hkrihak@lrhsd.org • Shawnee-609-654-7544

  16. Questions ??? • The evening will conclude in the cafeteria with Curriculum/Course Information • Thank you for coming!!