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Loveland High School Counselors. A-E. F- LA. LE-Q. R-Z ELL. GT & IB. This is the transcript you see on portal. 1. Log onto portal 2. Click on reports on on left side. 3. Click on unofficial transcript. LHS vs. 4-Year College Entrance Requirements.
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Loveland High School Counselors A-E F- LA LE-Q R-Z ELL GT & IB
This is the transcript you see on portal. 1. Log onto portal 2. Click on reports on on left side. 3. Click on unofficial transcript.
LHS vs. 4-Year College Entrance Requirements • 4-Year College Requirements • English (4) • Math (4) • Science (3) • Social Studies (3) • World Language (1-3) • Academic Electives (2) • LHS Requirements • English (3.5) • Math (3) • Science (3) • Social Studies (3) • World Language (1.0) • Health (.5) • Fitness (.5) • Fine Art (.5) • App. Art (.5) • Speech (.5) • Electives (8)
9 9 10 10 9 Algebra I 9 Geometry 10 x 10
1020 1021 3024 3025 Geometry S1 2020 2021 Geometry S2 World Geography S1 4088 4089 World Geography S2 7601 Spanish II S1 7032 Spanish II S2 7033 Men’s Choir S1 6014 6015 Men’s Choir S2 6600 Drawing I 5018 Intro to Business Food Science I 8004 Construction I 8310 Team Sports 7610 Video Production I 6634 7605 First Aid
4.0 credits required for LHS GraduationSame requirement for colleges (HEAR) Language Arts 9th English 9 1.0 Pre AP English 9 1.0 Speech (can be taken any year) 0.5 10th English 10 1.0 Pre-AP English 10 1.0 11th English 11 1.0 AP English Language 1.0 12th English 12 0.5 AP English Literature 1.0 College Composition 0.5 MYP COURSES: 9th MYP English 9 1.0 10th MYP English 10 1.0 11th IB Language A 11 (two year course) 1.0 12th IB Language A 12 (two year course) 1.0 Some examples of Language Arts electives include: Argumentation and Debate Creative Writing Mythology and Science Fiction Journalism I/II Truth and Fiction Advanced Speech (College Credit)
Science 3.0 credits needed for LHS graduation Same requirement for most colleges (HEAR) 9th Geophysical Lab or Pre AP Geo. Lab 1.0 10th Biology or Pre AP Biology 1.0 11thor 12th grade – student chooses class for 3rd year of science Chemistry 1.0 Pre AP Chemistry (Required for AP Chem.)* 1.0 Environmental Science 1.0 Physics 1.0 Microcomputer Projects 1.0 Semester Science Classes: Human Anatomy and Physiology I 0.5 Human Anatomy and Physiology II 0.5 Genetics 0.5 Astronomy/Meteorology 0.5 AP Science Classes: AP Environmental Science 1.0 AP Biology 1.0 AP Chemistry* 1.0 AP Physics C (Mechanics) 1.0 MYP/IB Classes: MYP Geophysical Lab 1.0 MYP Biology 1.0 IB Biology 11/12 (Must take 2 yrs.) 1.0 IB Chemistry 11/12 (Must take 2 yrs.) 1.0
Social Studies 3.0 for LHS graduation Same requirement for most colleges (HEAR) 9th Civics 0.5 Pre AP Civics 1.0 10th World Geography 1.0 World History 1.0 Pre AP World History 1.0 11th Modern America 1.0 AP U.S. History 1.0 12th Principles of Economics 0.5 AP Micro Economics (1st semester) 0.5 AP Macro Economics (2nd semester) 0.5 MYP/IB Courses: MYP Civics/Geography 1.0 MYP World History 1.0 IB History of the Americas 11 (two year course) 1.0 IB History of the Americas 12 (two year course) 1.0 Some examples of Social Studies electives include: Psychology AP Psychology Sociology AP U.S. Gov./Politics AP Human Geography
World Languages 1.0 credit needed for LHS graduation. Check colleges for their requirements. Most 4 year colleges require 2 years of the same language. Spanish I & Pre AP 1.0 Spanish II & Pre AP 1.0 Spanish III & Pre AP 1.0 Spanish IV & Pre AP 1.0 Spanish V & AP Spanish V 1.0 French I & Pre AP 1.0 French II & Pre AP 1.0 French III & Pre AP 1.0 French IV & Pre AP 1.0 French V & AP French V 1.0 German I & Pre AP 1.0 German II & Pre AP 1.0 German III & Pre AP 1.0 German IV & AP German IV 1.0
Physical Education • Fitness is required to graduate 0.5 • Health is required to graduate 0.5 Some examples of P.E. electives include: Weights Team Sports Lifetime Sports Lifeguarding Aquatics
Some examples include: BUSINESS Word Processing 0.5 Computer Applications 0.5 Computer Graphics Business 0.5 Accounting I 1.0 Intro to Business 0.5 Social Media and Advertising 0.5 Web Design 0.5 BWE (work experience) 3.0 FAMILY and CONSUMER SCIENCES Teen Challenges and Choices 0.5 Early Childhood Education 0.5 Food Science I 0.5 Housing & Interior Design 0.5 INDUSTRIAL SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY Invention and Design 0.5 Construction I 0.5 Manufacturing I 0.5 Transportation I 0.5 Applied Arts 0.5 Credit needed for graduation
Fine Arts 0.5 Credit needed for graduation Some examples include: ART Drawing I 0.5 Sculpture/Ceramics 0.5 Photography 0.5 Video Production 0.5 MUSIC Choir 1.0 Orchestra 1.0 Concert/Symphonic Band 1.0 Marching Band 1.0 Jazz Band 1.0
Electives Some examples include: Art Business (BWE) Industrial Technology JROTC Music Journalism I/II Physical Education Student Council Yearbook Additionally, core classes that are not specific graduation requirements also count as elective credits.
Concurrent Enrollment Options 1. FRCC Career Pathway Programs Animal Technology and Research (Vet Tech Certification) Architecture and Landscape Design Automotive Technology & Service Culinary Arts--Chef Program @ Fossil Ridge HS Law Enforcement Exploration Medical Careers Exploration (Certified Nursing Assistant) @ TSD Admin Offices Welding & Metal Fabrication Wildlife, Forestry, and Natural Resources Opportunities to earn college credits! Grades are weighted! 2. High School Select (at high schools) & 3. Campus Select (at college campus) through Front Range or Aims Community Colleges Sign up early in the semester with your counselor for college classes the following semester. ASCENT Program Earn 12 college credits with a grade of C or better by the end of your senior year and become a 5th year senior to be considered for this program which pays the first year of college tuition at FRCC.
Advanced Placement Classes • A = 5 points • B = 4 points • C = 3 points • D = 1 points • F = 0 points Studio Art Biology Calculus AB & BC Chemistry English Literature English Language Environmental Science Government and Politics U. S. History Human Geography Physics C – Mechanics Psychology Macro/Micro Economics Statistics Music Theory
Log onto parent portal. Click on Registration LHS 14-15. 13-14
You will see the following screen. Click on Course Search.
You can enter the course name or course number. It is easier to enter the number.
The course description will appear Be sure to check the registration form for P which means the course has a prerequisite class and IA which means you must get instructor approval. If this is the class you want, click Request this Course. Remember to add both semesters as each has a different number. Continue adding until you have 16 classes.
Enter 4 alternate courses in priority order. Click on the Request as an Alternate to add course to your Alternate List.
A completed registration sheet, with a full schedule, is 16 classes and at least 4 Alternate Courses.Please click on “PRINT REQUEST SUMMARY” to verify entries. This should be turned in with your registration form.
Use your campus portal to log in/student ID for password to access the counselor scheduler. The scheduler is on the LHS website so you can make appointments from home!! Yellow means your counselor is on call….you will need to ask to see them on those days.
Why you shouldn’t fail classes…*NCAA will not accept any class that has to be repeated! * It is never easy or fun to make up credits! Moral of the story: Do all you can to pass the first time around! Take the rest of the period to….. *Work on your registration worksheet. *Raise your hand if you need help. *Complete your ICAP Worksheet.
DUE to your science teacher next • Mon, Feb. 3rd or Tues, Feb. 4th : • Registration worksheet with parent signature • 2. Course request print-out with parent signature • 3. Completed ICAP worksheet