Lowery Freshman Center

Guide to Course Selection

2015-2016

Welcome to Lowery

Introductions Division of Houses House 100 A – Gn House 200 Go-N House 300 O-Z

DAILY SCHEDULE

A Day B Day Period 1 8:15 – 9:15 Period 1

Period 2 9:20 – 10:55 Period 5

Period 3 11:00 – 1:00 Period 6

Period 4 1:05 – 2:30 Period 7

Period 8 2:35 – 3:30 Period 8

A Lunch 11:00 – 11:30

B Lunch 11:30 – 12:00

C Lunch 12:00 – 12:30

D Lunch 12:30 – 1:00

Points of Interest:

Advanced Academics

Course Catalog

Graduation Requirements

Schedule Change Procedures

HB 5 Endorsement Information

Available on LFC & AHS website Course Selection Guide

Graduation Requirements – 26 credits

Foundation + Endorsement

English 4 credits

Math 4 credits

Science 4 credits

Social Studies 4 credits

Languages other

than English 2 credits

Fine Arts 1 credit

Physical Education 1 credit

Health .5 credit

Electives 5.5 credits

What is an Endorsement?

• Area of concentration

• Must choose prior to entering the ninth grade

• Students can choose more than one endorsement area

• Students may change their endorsement choice at any time***

Endorsements Available:

•Arts and Humanities

•Business and Industry

•Multidisciplinary

•Public Service

•Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM)

Courses related to: • Cultural Studies

• English Literature

• Fine Arts

• History

• Political Science

• World Languages

Arts &

Humanities

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9th Grade 10th Grade 11th Grade 12th Grade SOCIAL STUDIES, Advanced Social Studies Pathway

World Geography, On-Level or PreAP/IB (1)

or

AP Human Geography (1)

World History (1)

or

AP World History (1)

U. S. History (1)

or

AP U. S. History (1)

or

IB History of the Americas (Full IB)

(1)

and/or

Social Studies Elective (1)

Government/Economics (1)

or

AP Government (.5)

And

AP Economics (.5)

or

IB 20th Century Topics (Full IB) (1)

And

Economics (.5)

and/or

Social Studies Elective (1)

PERFORMING ARTS, Music Pathway (Note: IB Fine Arts Options are open Enrollment)

Band, Choir, or Orchestra Year One (1)

Band, Choir, or Orchestra

Year Two (1)

or

Adv. Music Band (1)

Band, Choir, or Orchestra

Year Three (1)

or

Adv. Music Band (1)

And

AP Music Theory

Band, Choir, or Orchestra

Year Four (1)

or

Adv. Music Band (1)

And

IB Music

PERFORMING ARTS, Dance Pathway

Dance Year One (1)

or

Color Guard Year One (1)

or

Tallenettes Year One (1)

Dance Year Two (1)

or

Color Guard Year Two (1)

or

Tallenettes Year Two (1)

Dance Year Three (1)

or

Color Guard Year Three (1)

or

Tallenettes Year Three (1)

Dance Year Four (1)

or

Color Guard Year Four (1)

or

Tallenettes Year Four (1)

PERFORMING ARTS, Theater Pathway

Theater Year One (1)

or

Technical Theater Year One (1)

Theater Year Two (1)

or

Technical Theater Year Two

(1)

Theater Year Three (1)

or

Technical Theater Year Three (1)

Theater Year Four (1)

or

Technical Theater Year Four (1)

ARTS & HUMANITIES ENDORSEMENT PATHWAYS

LFC Courses Available:

Art 1

Communication Applications (Speech)

Dance

Foreign Language

Music

Theater

Courses related to:

• Accounting

• Agricultural Science

• Audio/visual Communication

• Business Management

• Finance

• Graphic Design

• Hospitality & Tourism

• Information Technology

Business & Industry

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9th Grade 10th Grade 11th Grade 12th Grade

AGRICULTURE, FOOD, & NATURAL RESOURCES, Veterinary Technology Pathway

Principles of Agriculture, Food, & Natural

Resources (.5)

and

Professional Standards in

Agribusiness (.5)

Livestock Production (.5)

and

Small Animal Management (.5)

or

Wildlife , Fisheries & Ecology

Management (.5)

Veterinary Medical

Applications (1)

Veterinary Assistant certification option

Practicum in Agriculture Veterinary

Medicine (2)

Veterinary Assistant certification option

or

Advanced Animal Science (1)

AGRICULTURE, FOOD, & NATURAL RESOURCES, Horticulture Landscape Design Pathway

Principles of Agriculture, Food, & Natural

Resources (.5)

and

Professional Standards in

Agribusiness (.5)

Horticulture Science (1)

or

Principles & Elements of

Floral Design (1)

Advanced Plant & Soil Science (1)

or

Problems and Solutions I,

Floral Design (1)

Floral Design Certification option

Practicum in Agriculture

Horticulture (2)

or

Practicum in Agriculture

Floral Design (2)

Floral Design Certification option

AGRICULTURE, FOOD, & NATURAL RESOURCES, Ag Mechanics Pathway

Principles of Agriculture, Food, & Natural

Resources (.5)

and

Professional Standards in

Agribusiness (.5)

Agricultural Mechanics & Metal Technologies

(1)

Agricultural Facilities Design & Fabrication (1)

NCCER Welding certification

Practicum in Agriculture Ag Mechanics & Metal

Tech (2)

NCCER Welding certification

ARCHITECTURE & CONSTRUCTION, Architectural Design Pathway

Principles of Architecture

Construction (.5)

and

Communication Applications (.5)

Architectural Design (1)

Advanced Architectural

Design (2)

AutoCAD certification option

or

Collin College Engineering Graphics (.5)

and

Collin College Basic Computer Aided Drafting

(CAD) (.5)

Practicum in Architectural

Design (2)

or

Collin College Intermediate Computer Aided

Drafting (.5)

and

Collin College Advanced Computer Aided

Drafting (.5)

BUSINESS & INDUSTRY ENDORSEMENT PATHWAYS

LFC Courses Available:

Business Info Management Prin of Arts, Audio,

Communication App ( Speech) Video Tech & Comm

Hotel Management Prin of Business,Mkt&Finance

Journalism Prin of Hospitality

Principles of Agriculture Prin of Information Technology

Principles of Architecture Prof Stand in Agribusiness

Restaurant Management

Courses related to: • General

endorsement requirements

Multidisciplinary Studies

MULTIDISCIPLINARY ENDORSEMENT PATHWAYS

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9th Grade 10th Grade 11th Grade 12th Grade

MULTIDISCIPLINARY, Pathway

Multidisciplinary Studies Endorsement allows a student to select courses from the curriculum of

each endorsement area described above and earn credits in a variety of advanced courses from

multiple content areas sufficient to complete the Distinguished Level of Achievement under the

Foundation program.

Courses related to: • Education &

Training

• Health Sciences

• JROTC

• Law Enforcement & Security

Public Services

PUBLIC SERVICE ENDORSEMENT PATHWAYS

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9th Grade 10th Grade 11th Grade 12th Grade

EDUCATION & TRAINING, Pathway

Principles of Education & Training (.5)

and

Speech (.5)

Human Growth &

Development (1)

Instructional Practices in Education & Training

(2) Practicum in Education & Training (2)

HEALTH SCIENCE, Health Care Professions Pathway (Certified Nurse Aide & Emergency Medical Technician)

Medical Terminology (.5)

and

Speech (.5)

Principles of Health Science (1)

Health Science (2)

Certified Nursing Aide

certification (CNA)

Practicum in Health Science (2)

Emergency Medical Technician

certification (EMT)

or

Practicum in Health Science

(Internship) (2)

HEALTH SCIENCE, Medical Science Professions Pathway (Pharmacy Technician)

Medical Terminology (.5)

and

Speech (.5)

Principles of Health Science (1) Anatomy & Physiology of Human Systems (1)

Practicum in Health Science (2)

Pharmacy Technician certification

or

Medical Microbiology (.5)

and

Pathophysiology (.5)

JROTC - Marine Corps

JROTC I (1) JROTC II (1) JROTC III (1) JROTC IV (1)

LAW, PUBLIC SAFETY, CORRECTIONS & SECURITY, Law Enforcement Pathway * Will only be offered if enough students select this course.

Principles of Law, Public Safety, & Security (.5)

and

Speech (.5)

*Law Enforcement I (1)

Courses not available until 2016-17

Law Enforcement II (2)

Dispatch certification option

or

Forensic Science (1)

Courses not available until 2017-18

Court Systems & Practices (1)

or

Practicum in Law, Public Safety, and Security (2)

LFC Courses Available:

JROTC

Medical Terminology

Principles of Education & Training

Principles of Law, Public Safety & Security

Science, Technology, Engineering, & Math

(STEM)

Courses related to: • Mathematics

• Engineering

• Information Management

• Science

• Technology

SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY, ENGINEERING & MATH (STEM) PATHWAYS

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9th Grade 10th Grade 11th Grade 12th Grade

ENGINEERING, Robotics Pathway

Concepts of Engineering &

Technology (.5)

and

Speech (.5)

Electronics (1)

Robotics & Automation (1)

or

Colin College Robotic Fundamentals

Engineering Design &

Presentation (1)

or

Colin College Basic Computer Aided Drafting

(CAD)

ENGINEERING, Engineering Pathway

Concepts of Engineering &

Technology (.5)

and

Speech (.5)

Engineering Design & Presentation (1)

AutoCAD certification option

Advanced Engineering Design & Presentation

(2)

or

Colin College Intro to Engineering (.5)

Engineering Design &

Problem Solving (1)

or

Engineering Math (1)

ENGINEERING, Electronics Technology Pathway

Concepts of Engineering &

Technology (.5)

and

Speech (.5)

Electronics (1)

Collin College Digital Fundamentals (.5)

and

Collin College DC Circuits (.5)

Collin College Introduction to Engineering (.5)

and

Collin College AC Circuits (.5)

ENGINEERING, Computer Networking Pathway

Concepts of Engineering &

Technology (.5)

and

Speech (.5)

Electronics (1)

or

Computer Science 1 (1)

Collin College CCNA 1 Cisco- Introduction to

Networks (.5)

and

Collin College CCNA 2- Routing and Switching

Essentials (.5)

Collin College CCNA 3 – Scaling Networks (.5)

and

Collin College CCNA 4 – Connecting Networks

(.5)

ENGINEERING, Electronic Engineering Technology Pathway

Concepts of Engineering &

Technology (.5)

and

Speech (.5)

Engineering Design & Presentation (1)

AutoCAD certification option

or

Electronics (1)

Collin College Digital Fundamentals (.5)

and

Collin College DC Circuits (.5)

Collin College AC Circuits (.5)

and

Collin College Fundamentals of Solar Cell

Engineering (.5)

LFC Courses Available:

Business Information Management

Concepts of Engineering & Design

Principles of Information Technology

Distinguished Level of Achievement

Must successfully complete:

• 4 credits in mathematics (must have Algebra 2)

• 4 credits in science

• Remaining curriculum requirements

• 1 endorsement

Must earn Distinguished Level of Achievement to be

eligible for top 10% automatic admission

Performance Acknowledgements

Earned by outstanding performance :

• in dual credit course work

• in bilingualism and biliteracy

• on an AP test or IB exam

• on the PSAT, The ACT-Plan, the SAT, or the ACT

Also by:

• Earning a nationally or internationally recognized

business or industry certification or license

Class of 2018 and

Beyond Graduation

Planning

Endorsement Videos

HB Graduation Plan and

Endorsement Overview

Endorsement Options

with Clusters and

Pathways

5-EOC Exams English 1 (Reading & Writing)

Algebra 1 Biology

English 2 (Reading & Writing)

US History

Course Levels See APG (Green Handout)

Advanced Academics • PreAP/IB (prep for future AP/IB courses) • GT/Phoenix (must be GT identified) • AP (Advanced Placement – must take AP exam in May) • IB (International Baccalaureate – must take IB exam in

May) • Dual Credit - earn high school credit and college

credit concurrently. Courses offered in partnership with Collin College. (Application required)

LFC Advanced Academic Coordinator – Shelly Holmes

Course Selection Sheet • Do not sign up for courses

that counted for high school

credit that you had this year in

middle school:

Algebra I, Spanish I,

French I, BIM

Principles of Hospitality,

• Electives- (.5 credit or 1 credit)

• Consider prerequisites for

courses in your endorsement

• Tryout and Application

Courses

LFC Course Selection Form 2015-2016

Name______________________________________________________________________________ COUNSELOR INITIALS___________

(Last) (First) (Middle Initial)

CIRCLE ENDORSEMENT:

ARTS&HUMANITIES BUSINESS & INDUSTRY MULTI-DISCIPLINARY STUDIES PUBLIC SERVICES STEM

Core courses : Choose 1Course(Credit) in each row_____________________________

Algebra 1 Algebra 1 Pre-AP/IB Geometry (Prereq. Alg 1) Geometry Pre-AP/IB (Prereq Alg1)

Biology Biology Pre-AP/IB

English 1 English 1 Pre-AP/IB English 1 Pre-AP/IB Phoenix (Gifted/Talented Course)

World Geography World Geography Pre-AP/IB AP Human Geography

Foreign Language: Choose 1 Foreign Language Course(credit)_________________________

American Sign Language French 1 French 1 Pre-AP/IB

French 2(French 1 prereq.) French 2 Pre-AP/IB(French 1 prereq.)

German I German I Pre- AP/IB

Spanish 1 Spanish 1 Pre-AP/IB

Spanish 2(Spanish 1 prereq.) Spanish 2 Pre-AP/IB(Spanish 1 prereq.)

Electives:

Fine Arts: Art 1 Art 1 pre-AP/IB Band Choir (Boys) Choir (Girls)

(1 credit)

Dance 1 Orchestra Theatre Arts 1 Technical Theater

P.E.: (.5 credit) Aerobic Activities Cardio/Weight Training Intramural Sports Intramural Swimming

Intramural Tennis JROTC Outdoor Adventures 1 Outdoor Adventures 2 Athletics: (1 credit) Basketball (Girls)* Diving * Soccer* Softball* Swimming* Track * Volleyball*

Football Wrestling Baseball* *Cuts will be made the first 10 days of school

Application/Tryout Courses: App-___________________________ App-_______________________________

Full Year Electives:(1 Credit) Peer Tutoring Journalism Debate Business Information Management

Semester Electives: (1/2 Credit) Choose 2 courses to equal 1 credit Principles of Arts, Audio/Video Tech & Comm

Communication Applications (Speech) Principles of Business, Marketing & Finance

Concepts of Engineering & Technology Principles of Education & Training

Health Principles of Hospitality & Tourism

Hotel Management Principles of Information Technology

Medical Terminology Principles of Law, Public Safety, and Security

Principles of Agriculture, Food & Nat. Resources Professional Standards in Agribusiness

Principles of Architecture & Construction Restaurant Management

ALTERNATE COURSES: Students must list 3 additional courses. (2 semester courses and 1 full year course)

1._______________________________________ (1.0 cr) 2.____________________________________ (.5 cr) 3.___________________________________________(.5 cr)

I approve of the endorsement that my student has indicated above:

Parent Signature_______________________________________________________________Date___________________________________________________

Am I required to choose alternate classes?

YES! Keep in mind • You should choose 2 semester alternates and 1 full year

alternate

• Some classes are only offered ONE period

• There may be schedule conflicts

• Classes fill up

• Prerequisite courses may be required

• Application/Tryout may be required

If Alternate Choices are not chosen:

•Counselors may make scheduling decisions for you.

•Requests for schedule changes may not be permitted.

Course requests •Course requests do not guarantee your spot in that course

•Elective courses are subject to availability

PE OPEN ENROLLMENT •Aerobic Activities

• Cardio/Weight Training

• Intramural Sports (PE)

• Intramural Swimming

• Intramural Tennis

•Outdoor Adventures 1

• ROTC

Note: Band, Color Guard, Tallenettes receive a PE

waiver for the fall semester

Athletics OPEN ENROLLMENT

• Baseball

• Diving

• Girls Basketball

• Softball

• Soccer

• Swimming

• Track

• Volleyball

• Wrestling

• Football

Choose a full year of the course as you make selections!

Athletics COACH APPROVAL/TRYOUT

REQUIRED!

• Boys Basketball

• Cross Country

• Golf

• Tennis

Choose “Appl- Course name” as a placeholder until teams are chosen.

Application/ Tryout Courses

Choose “App- Course Name” as a placeholder until selections are made.

• Acting Methods

• Athletic Trainer

• Cheerleading

• Color Guard

• Mascot

• Off-Campus PE • PALs • Partners in PE • Peer Tutors • Spanish for Native Speakers • Tallenettes

Application/ Tryout Courses

Choose “Appl – Course name” as a placeholder until selections are made and teams are formed.

Check the LFC Website

frequently for updates or

changes

All applications are available

on the LFC website

All tryout sports require an

AISD physical on file prior to

tryouts

TRYOUT / APPLICATION REQUIRED COURSES All athletes must have a physical on file prior to tryouts!!

ACTING METHODS Must be in middle school theater; Application available on the LFC

Janet Flynn website. Due March 6, 2015.

ATHLETIC TRAINER Applications available on the AHS Athletics website. Applications

Mary Miller must be turned into the AHS Athletic Facility by March 6, 2015.

BASKETBALL (BOYS) Middle school team members will be screened by MS coaches.

John Olchak Approved players will be added to freshman off season class.

Additional evaluation (after school) first 10 days and after football

CHEERLEADING Informational Meeting; Feb 19; AHS PAC; 7 pm (mandatory)

Jessika Shaw Cheer Clinic: March 23 & 24 &26; 4:00-6:30 pm; AHS Gym

Cheer Tryouts: March 28; 1:00-5:00 pm; AHS Gym

COLOR GUARD Mini-Clinics: April 7; 5-8:00 pm; LFC Main Gym

Clay Singletary Parent Meeting: April 9, 6:00 pm AHS Band Hall

http://allenband.weebly.com/color-guard.html Tryout Week: April 20- 24; 5-8:00 pm; AHS Band Hall

CROSS COUNTRY Tryouts: August 3-8; Watch LFC website or email coach for details

Kirk Trent

GOLF Tryouts: August 3-6, 2015; Registration deadline July 31, 2015;

Karen Gravely Watch the website for more details

OFF-CAMPUS PE Applications available on the AISD website (http://allenisd.org/Page/34).

Debbie Evans Cost is $75 EACH SEMESTER. Fall apps must be turned into AHS

Athletic Facility between July 1 and August 28, 2015.

PALS (Local Credit) Applications available in Middle School Counselor’s Office or LFC

Jon Cockroft website. Turn into counselor’s office before March 6, 2015.

PARTNERS PE Applications available on the LFC website. Due March 6, 2015.

PEER TUTOR Applications available in Middle School Counselor’s Office or LFC

Kathy Phillips website: Turn into counselor’s office before March 6, 2015.

SPANISH for NATIVE SPEAKERS Applications available in your counselor’s office or LFC website.

Katy Fleener Due March 6, 2015.

TALLENETTES Parent Meeting; March 2; 7pm.; AHS Dance Studio (get packets)

Lisa Smentek Clinic: March 7, 9-11am; AHS Dance Studio

www.allentallenettes.shutterfly.com Tryout Week; March 16-19; 6-8pm; Judges: 3/20; 4pm; AHS

TENNIS Tryouts: Boys -August 10, 2015; 8am-12pm; AHS Tennis Courts

Justin Quest Girls -August 11, 2015; 8am-12pm; AHS Tennis Courts

VOLLEYBALL Check the website for details about camp, tryout informational

Kelley Gregoriew meeting & tournaments;

www.alleneaglesvolleyball.com Official tryouts are August 3-6, 2015

Helpful Hints Read carefully and

discuss this information

with your parents.

Make sure you sign up

for 8 credits!

Check out our FAQ on

the website for answers

to your questions!

www.allenisd.org/Lowery

Helpful Hints for Course Selection 2015 - 2016

All freshmen sign up for 8 credits.

The core courses that all freshmen take include: English, Biology, World Geography, and Algebra 1 or Geometry. In addition, it is wise to begin (or continue) your “Language other than English” credit as a freshman. We offer Spanish, German, American Sign Language and French.

We strongly recommend you take an elective course relating to your endorsement.

Be sure to refer to the Academic Planning Guide to make sure you are choosing prerequisite classes needed for higher level courses or programs at AHS.

You may sign up for on-level classes or advanced classes or a combination of both. Advanced courses are very rigorous and may require extra prep time outside of class during the week. Refer to the Advanced Academics handout in the registration packet for more information about advanced courses.

If you are currently in Math 8, sign up for Algebra 1 or Algebra I Pre-AP/IB

If you are currently in Algebra 1, sign up for Geometry or Geometry Pre-AP/IB

If you choose a one-semester class (1/2 credit course), you MUST choose another one-semester course to add up to one full credit.

You do NOT register for the classes listed below! You choose the placeholder titled – “App – course name” (ex, App - PALS). If you are selected to be a participant you will be moved into the class. If not, you will be placed in your alternate class.

Acting Methods Athletic Trainer Boys Basketball Cheerleading/Mascot Cross Country Golf Off Campus PE PALs Partners PE Peer Tutor Spanish Native Speakers Tallenettes/Color Guard

Applications /Information/Physical forms are available on the Lowery website (CHECK OFTEN) www.allenisd.org/Lowery

Athletic physicals must be on file prior to tryouts

Pre-AP/IB GT Phoenix English is only open to students who have been identified as gifted and talented by AISD criteria. Students not already identified as gifted in Allen ISD may register for the district GT screening . Registration forms will be available on the GT website accessed through the AISD home page, under Learner Services, or by contacting Barb Myer, AISD GT Coordinator, by phone at 972-727-0332 or by email at www.gifted@allenisd.org

You must select 3 alternate courses ( 1 full credit class and 2 semester classes). List them in order of preference. Alternate courses are used in these situations:

You are cut from a sport

A class you selected did not “make”.

A class you selected does not fit in your schedule—this could happen when certain courses are offered at very limited times or fill up very quickly.

Refer to Academic Planning Guide for Course Descriptions and Course Numbers.

Things to know and do . . .

Please remember…….3 steps

Choose 3 alternate

courses that you would be

happy taking. You may

very well be scheduled in

one of these courses!

Have your parents sign

the form

Choose an

Endorsement here

LFC Course Selection Form 2015-2016

Name______________________________________________________________________________ COUNSELOR INITIALS___________

(Last) (First) (Middle Initial)

CIRCLE ENDORSEMENT:

ARTS&HUMANITIES BUSINESS & INDUSTRY MULTI-DISCIPLINARY STUDIES PUBLIC SERVICES STEM

Core courses : Choose 1Course(Credit) in each row_____________________________

Algebra 1 Algebra 1 Pre-AP/IB Geometry (Prereq. Alg 1) Geometry Pre-AP/IB (Prereq Alg1)

Biology Biology Pre-AP/IB

English 1 English 1 Pre-AP/IB English 1 Pre-AP/IB Phoenix (Gifted/Talented Course)

World Geography World Geography Pre-AP/IB AP Human Geography

Foreign Language: Choose 1 Foreign Language Course(credit)_________________________

American Sign Language French 1 French 1 Pre-AP/IB

French 2(French 1 prereq.) French 2 Pre-AP/IB(French 1 prereq.)

German I German I Pre- AP/IB

Spanish 1 Spanish 1 Pre-AP/IB

Spanish 2(Spanish 1 prereq.) Spanish 2 Pre-AP/IB(Spanish 1 prereq.)

Electives:

Fine Arts: Art 1 Art 1 pre-AP/IB Band Choir (Boys) Choir (Girls)

(1 credit)

Dance 1 Orchestra Theatre Arts 1 Technical Theater

P.E.: (.5 credit) Aerobic Activities Cardio/Weight Training Intramural Sports Intramural Swimming

Intramural Tennis JROTC Outdoor Adventures 1 Outdoor Adventures 2 Athletics: (1 credit) Basketball (Girls)* Diving * Soccer* Softball* Swimming* Track * Volleyball*

Football Wrestling Baseball* *Cuts will be made the first 10 days of school

Application/Tryout Courses: App-___________________________ App-_______________________________

Full Year Electives:(1 Credit) Peer Tutoring Journalism Debate Business Information Management

Semester Electives: (1/2 Credit) Choose 2 courses to equal 1 credit Principles of Arts, Audio/Video Tech & Comm

Communication Applications (Speech) Principles of Business, Marketing & Finance

Concepts of Engineering & Technology Principles of Education & Training

Health Principles of Hospitality & Tourism

Hotel Management Principles of Information Technology

Medical Terminology Principles of Law, Public Safety, and Security

Principles of Agriculture, Food & Nat. Resources Professional Standards in Agribusiness

Principles of Architecture & Construction Restaurant Management

ALTERNATE COURSES: Students must list 3 additional courses. (2 semester courses and 1 full year course)

1._______________________________________ (1.0 cr) 2.____________________________________ (.5 cr) 3.___________________________________________(.5 cr)

I approve of the endorsement that my student has indicated above:

Parent Signature_______________________________________________________________Date___________________________________________________

Schedule Change Procedures Make an informed choice now… • Schedules will be available on Skyward in early August

• Review schedule carefully at that time

• Any change request MUST be made BEFORE 4:00 pm on Thursday, August 20, 2015, prior to the first day of school

• This includes request to move to or from advanced courses

• After school begins, requests to drop from an advanced class to an on-level class will only be allowed after the first six weeks of school

Remember . . . Over the summer • Master Schedule will be built based upon the

number of students requesting each course.

• Some courses will not be available after school begins.

MAKE YOUR COURSE SELECTION

DECISIONS CAREFULLY

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