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Welcome to Maiden High School Registration!

Welcome to Maiden High School Registration!. Promotion Requirements. A ninth grade (Freshman) student must earn 6 units to be promoted to grade ten. A tenth grade (Sophomore) student must have a total of 13 units to be promoted to grade eleven.

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Welcome to Maiden High School Registration!

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  1. Welcome to Maiden High School Registration!

  2. Promotion Requirements • A ninth grade (Freshman) student must earn 6 units to be promoted to grade ten. • A tenth grade (Sophomore) student must have a total of 13units to be promoted to grade eleven. • An eleventh (Junior) grade student must have a total of 20units to be promoted to grade twelve. • A twelfth grade (Senior) student must earn 28credits to graduate.

  3. Steps in the Registration Process Future-Ready Core or Occupational Step #1 Step #2 Select a Career Cluster Step #3 Study the graduation requirements Develop a four-year plan of classes Step #4

  4. Future-Ready Core (current 11th) English4 Mathematics (Algebra I, Geometry, Algebra II, and higher level math course, see Registration handbook for options)4 Science (A physical science, Biology, and Earth Science) 3 Social Studies (World History, Civics and Economics, U.S. History) 3 Health and Physical Education1 Foreign Language (Not Required for Future-Ready Core, but is required to attend a 4-yr university) (2) Addtl. Academic Credits: 2 combination from CTE, Arts, or For. Lang. + 4 electives (cluster recommended) 6 Electives 7 Total 28

  5. Future-Ready Core (current 9th & 10th) English 4 Mathematics (Algebra I, Geometry, Algebra II, and higher level math course, see Registration handbook for options) 4 Science (A physical science, Biology, and Earth Science) 3 Social Studies (World History, Civics and Economics, American History I & II or AP US History & addtl. elective) 4 Health and Physical Education(plus CPR certification) 1 Foreign Language (Not Required for Future-Ready Core, but is required to attend a 4-yr university) (2) Addtl. Academic Credits: 2 combination from CTE, Arts, or For. Lang. + 4 electives (cluster recommended) 6 Electives 6 Total28

  6. Occupational Course of Study English 4 Mathematics (Intro to Math, Algebra I, and Occ. Math III) 3 Science (Applied Science I and Biology) 2 Social Studies (Occupational Social Studies I and II) 2 Health and Physical Education(plus CPR certification) 1 Vocational / CTE electives4 Electives 12 Work Hours Total28

  7. Math sequence: Math I (Y) → Foundations of Math II & Math II (Y) Math I → Math II Math II (Y) → Foundations of Math III & Math III (Y) Math II → Math III Algebra II → Discrete Math, Adv. Functions, or Pre-Calculus (honors) Pre-Calculus → Honors Discrete Math & AP Statistics or Topics in Calculus & AP Calculus ** This is just recommendation – talk to your math teacher or counselor if student/parent choice is different

  8. Agriculture, Food, and Natural Resources Architecture and Construction Arts, Audio/Video Technology and Communications Business Management and Administration Finance Health Science Hospitality and Tourism Human Services Information Technology Manufacturing Marketing Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics Transportation, Distribution, Logistics CTE Career Clusters

  9. Important Information from the Registration Handbook (to be given to you as SOON as we receive them)

  10. Levels of Fine Arts:including Art, Sculpture, Band, Chorus, Concert Choir, & Theater Arts Description/Name of CTE clubs available for students to join

  11. A list of public universities in NC and the minimum requirements you must have to be considered for admission! Collegiate sports teams you can participate on – if admitted!

  12. Virtual Courses • Apex – 9th -12th grade (Retaking a Course for credit) – depends on the course (cannotbe Exit Standards - Eng. II, Alg. I, Bio) - * see Counselor • NCVPS – 10th-12th grade – student must pay for textbooks & if taking any AP courses, should know they are year-long and only one credit • College & Career Promise : online or CVCC campus –11th-12th grade - HS & College credit • College & Career Promise: CTE- 11th-12th grade – HS & College credit (on CVCC or MHS Campus)

  13. All CVCC courses (online or on campus) See the GREY part on the back of your registration sheet for available classes. Please be aware that any course taken from CVCC = has a cost ($) of an activity fee & books tobe paid by student

  14. NEW programs through CVCC COS 111AB & COS 112 AB (F) – RISING 11th grade Cosmetology Concepts I-AB & Salon I-AB - Mon-Fri 7:15-10:30 am (Newton) COS 111BB & COS 112BB (S) – RISING 11th grade Cosmetology Concepts I-BB & Salon I-BB -Mon-Fri 7:15-10:30 am (Newton) ** Rising 12th grade – see Mrs. Teague GRA 121 & GRD 141 (F) Graphic Arts I & Graphic Design I -Mon-Fri 1:30-4:05 GRA 151, GRA 152, & PRN 155 (S) Computer Graphics I & II, Screen Printing - Mon – Fri. 1:30-4:05

  15. NEW programs through CVCC MAC 131/ MAC 141 / MAC 151 (F) Blueprint Reading/Machining I, Machining Applications I &Machining Calculations - Mon-Fri AM @ CVCC MAC 122 / MAC 124 / MEC 110 (S) CNC Turning, CNC Milling, & Into to CAD/CAM -Mon-Fri AM @ CVCC ISC 112 / MNT 110 / HYD 110 (F) Industrial Safety, Intro to Maintenance Procedures, & Hydraulics/Pneumatics -Mon-Fri AM @ CVCC ELC 112 / ELC 128 (S) DC/AC Electricity & Intro to PLC - Mon – Fri. AM @ CVCC

  16. CVCC Classes – Cut Scores To be eligible for enrollment, a high school student must meet the following criteria: • Be a high school junior or senior; • Have a weighted GPA of 3.0 on high school courses; and • Demonstrate college readiness on an assessment in English, reading and mathematics: PLAN, PSAT, SAT, ACT, Compass, Accuplacer, or Asset

  17. Monday, March 10th - Friday, March 22ndin the Seminar Room Registration Schedule for Rising 10th, 11th, & 12th graders You must have your registration sheet signed by a parent to register.

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