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Comprehensive Scheduling Guide for 11th and 12th Graders

This guide outlines important scheduling requirements and recommendations for current 11th and 12th graders. It includes mandatory classes such as English and Government/Economics, necessary electives, and courses to meet college prep standards. Students are advised to retake any missing required classes and can join various programs such as Advanced Academics, AVID, and more. Additionally, graduation and A-G requirements for college admission are specified. Ensure to submit program change forms by February 28th with all necessary signatures for consideration.

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Comprehensive Scheduling Guide for 11th and 12th Graders

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  1. Scheduling for Current 11th Graders 2014

  2. 12th Grade Schedules • Two required classes • English • Government/Economics • Four elective classes* (3 if up credits) • College Prep and/or Program Elective • Math - Recommended for all universities • Science - Recommended for all universities • Retake any missing required classes

  3. Programs for 12th Graders • Advanced Academics • AVID • Early Childhood Education • Electronics • Multimedia • PUENTE

  4. Small Learning Communities • To Join a program Select program on Google Form and we will forward your information to coordinator for interview. Students must be able to meet the requirements of program to be considered. • To Leave a program Pick up change of program form from your counselor. Forms due by February 28th for consideration. Must be completed with all signatures to be considered.

  5. Graduation Requirements • Pass CAHSEE Exam • Complete 220 credits in required areas • English - 4 years • Social Studies – 3 years • Science – 2 years • Math – 2 years (Algebra and Geometry) • PE – 2 years • Fine Arts/Foreign Language - 1 year • Electives – 8 year long courses (80 credits)

  6. Juniors – Grad Inventory Credits - 150 after 1st semester - 180 end of year

  7. College Requirements • A-G Requirements-UC/CSU Colleges • 15 courses in mandated subjects • Grades must be C or higher • Grades weighted in AP classes when passed with C or higher Example - AP World History – grade of B Colleges will count that as 4 points on their scale. Give extra point for rigorous course

  8. A-G Requirements • Social Science – 2 years (3rd year can be elective) • English 4 years – ELD 3 or higher • Math 3 years – 4 recommended Must be Algebra 2 or higher • Science – 2 years – 4 recommended Chemistry or Higher

  9. A-G Requirements • Foreign Language – 2 years required – 3 recommended. Must be same language • Visual/Performing Arts - 1 year – same subject • Elective - 1 year of an advanced elective Examples – Piano 2, Drawing and Painting, Photo 2, Drama 2, Band 2-4, 3rd Year of Foreign Language, Physiology, Physics. AP Art History, AP Biology, AP Psychology, AP Physics, Engineering 1-2-3, Geography and Freshmen Orientation

  10. English Progression • Read 180/Language Arts or ELD • English 1 • English 2 • English 3 • English 1 • English 2 • English 3 • English 4 - ERWC

  11. Accelerated English • English 1 • English 2 • English 3 or AP • English 4 or AP • Acelerated English 1 • Acelerated English 2 • AP English Language • AP English Literature

  12. Social Science Progression Regular • Geography/Freshmen Orientation • World History • US History • Government/ Economics Accelerated • World History • AP European/AP World • AP US History • Government/ Economics

  13. Science Progression Regular • Integrated Science • Biology • Chemistry • Physics or Physiology Accelerated • Biology • Chemistry • Physics • AP Biology or AP Chemistry of AP Physics

  14. Math Progression • Algebra 1 • Geometry • Algebra 2 • Math Analysis • Geometry • Algebra 2 • Math Analysis • AP Calculus or AP Statistics

  15. Accelerated Math Progression • Geometry • Algebra 2 • Math Analysis • AP Calculus or AP Statistics • Algebra 2 • Math Analysis • AP Calculus AB • AP Calculus BC or AP Statistics

  16. Electives Graduation Only • 80 Credits • CSI –Summer Program • FOG/Support or CAHSEE Classes • CCOC • Other electives College Requirements • 2 or more years – Foreign Language • 1 year – Fine Art • 1 year - Advanced Elective

  17. Central County Occupational CenterSilicon Valley Career Technical Education Center • Earn up to 30 high school and college credits* • Tuition free to high school students – must purchase uniforms or supplies if required* • Must have passed CAHSEE Exam and have at least 100 credits to enroll • Commit to stay in program for one semester

  18. Central County Occupational Center Schedule - Morning Schedule - Afternoon Board bus at home school - 6:50 a.m. Classes at CCOC - 7:30 – 10:30 Return to home school – 11:00 a.m. Take periods 5-6-7 at WCO Board bus at home school – 11:45 a.m. Classes at CCOC – 12:30 – 3:30 Return to home school – 4:00 p.m. Take periods 1-2-3 or 2-3-4 at WCO

  19. CCOC Programs • Veterinary Assistant • Animation • Multimedia • Video Production • Fashion Design • Accounting and Finance • Small Business Management • Baking and Catering • Culinary Arts • Dental Assisting • Health Occupations • Medical Assistant • Medical Office Careers • Air Conditioning/ Refrigeration/Heating • Carpentry • Architecual Design • Electrical Maintenance • Computer Technology • Machining • Metals Technology • Fire Science/First Responder • Forensics • Law Enforcement • Probation/Legal Careers • Auto Body Repair • Automotive Careers • Truck Mechanics

  20. Process to Add CCOC • Fill in CCOC on Elective line of Google Form • Come to counseling office to get request card • Fill out card and return to counselor by March 1st • Counselors will then request your desired program at CCOC meeting (draft) • Students will be notified in May if they have been selected to program for next year

  21. Graduation Credit Only • Leadership • ROTC • PE Elective • AVID 1-2-3-4 • Early Childhood Elective 1-2-3* • CCOC Classes • Any class taken through Adult Ed programs • Some Electives in Cyber High

  22. E-F-G Eligible Classes • French 1-2 • Spanish 1-2-3 • Heritage Speakers • Spanish Language AP • Spanish Literature AP • AP Psychology • Economics • Integrated Science • Intro to Engineering • Principals of Enginering • Art 1 • Drawing and Painting • Advanced Art* • Photo 1-2 - 3 • Multimedia 1 • Band • Piano • Guitar • Orchestra

  23. Credit Recovery Options • Cyber High - English, Social Science, Math and some Electives only • Adult Ed - Seniors only – must be within reach of graduation – (usually 10-20 credits short) • Community Colleges - will take future seniors during the summer. See counselor for forms. • Summer School at WCO - To be determined • Alternative Programs - (Apollo, Foothill) Students must complete application and meet requirements of program. See Ms. Garcia in Attendance Office.

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