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Scheduling Information for Current Freshmen at Preble High School --2017-18 School Year-- Scheduling Books/Resources Course Description Book: 2017-18 High School Course Description Book English 2017-18 High School Course Description

  1. Scheduling Information for Current Freshmen at Preble High School --2017-18 School Year--

  2. Scheduling Books/Resources  Course Description Book: 2017-18 High School Course Description Book English • 2017-18 High School Course Description Book Spanish •  Academic Career Planning Guide: 2017-18 High School Academic Career Planning Guide • English 2017-18 High School Academic Career Planning • Guide Spanish

  3. How many credits to schedule?  6 credits = 1 study hall each semester UTL001921 – Semester 1 UTL001922 – Semester 2  6.5 credits = 1 study hall either semester UTL001924  7 credits = No study halls *GBAPS policy states “a student must carry a minimum of 6 credits a year.”

  4. English Language Arts - 4 credits (pg. 28) English LA9 English LA10 ENG032121-Semester 1 ENG032122-Semester 2 Advanced LA9 Advanced LA10 ENG032221-Semester 1 ENG032222-Semester 2 (by teacher recommendation only – speak to your language arts teacher) Please note: Advanced options may require students to complete some summer readings.

  5. Math – 3credits ( pg. 38) Math pathways: Algebra 1 Geometry Algebra 2 MTH042721 MTH043121 MTH044321 MTH042722 MTH043122 MTH044322 Advanced Algebra 1 Advanced Geometry Advanced Algebra 2 MTH042821 MTH043421 MTH044821 MTH042822 MTH043422 MTH044822 MATHEMATICS EXTENSION MTH091221/MTH091222 Note: Enrollment in this course is based on achievement data and teacher recommendation. Students will receive an elective credit.

  6. New Math or Elective credit class… pg. 38 AP COMPUTER SCIENCE IN JAVA (OTH083921 / OTH083922)  Year/1 Credit  Prerequisite: Algebra 1-CCSSM or Advanced Algebra 1-CCSSM  Grades 9, 10, 11, 12  Note: After successful completion of this course, a student may request math credit (toward the required three math graduation credits) or elective credit.

  7. Science – 3 credits (pg. 51) If you’re now in Physical Science , next year you will take: Biology SCI052121 - Semester 1 SCI052122 – Semester 2 OR – if you are now in Biology , next year you will take: Chemistry SCI053221 – Semester 1 SCI053222 – Semester 2 (This is to meet the graduation requirement of Biology/Chemistry/Physics for those who started in Biology) Students who want to take higher levels of science in grades 11 and 12 who are strong in math can take Biology and Chemistry together sophomore year with teacher approval.

  8. Social Studies – 3credits (pg. 57) Next year, you can choose from: United States and 10 AP US History AP World History World Affairs SOC062321 SOC066121 SOC066221 SOC062322 SOC066122 SOC066222 Talk to your social studies teacher their recommendation .

  9. Physical Education – 1.5credits (page. 48)  Personal Fitness - PED049724  Strength Training - PED050124  *Recreational Pursuits - PED050024 (* includes bowling fees )  Team Sports - PED049924  *Individual & Dual Sports - PED049824 (* includes bowling fees )  Pass/Fail Option – UTL005530 (cannot change after class starts) -You can take the same PE elective twice if desired, but not both pass/fail **PLEASE l ist an “alternate” Phy Ed option by #6 on your course selection sheet**

  10. Health and Wellness 0.5 credit (HEA049024)  This course is required for graduation  Students MUST take and PASS Health  Available during summer school

  11. Elective Classes Course Descriptions (available online at www.gbaps.org or www.gbaps.org/hs/preble under Student tab)  Agriscience/Natural Resources ……..….pg. 9  Art ………………………………………..…...pg.12  Business Information & Technology/Marketing………………......pg. 16  Family & Consumer Science………..…..pg. 33  Music………………………………………...pg. 45  Technology & Engineering Education..pg. 63  World Language………………….……….pg. 72 If interested in traveling to a different high school for a class, you would need to use your study hall and lunch to travel.

  12. Technology & Engineering Education (pg. 63) New Classes  METALS 1 TED083024 (Semester/.5 Credit)  METALS 2 TED083124 (Semester/.5 Credit)  INTRO TO CONSTRUCTION TED070224 (Semester/.5 Credit)

  13. 9 th Grade Computer Lab Scheduling Dates – BE READY!  Friday, Jan. 6 th – Villiesse (1 st & 2 nd ), Jackson (3 rd ) and Buck (4 th , 7 th , & 8 th )  Monday, Jan. 9 th – Marks (1 st & 2 nd ), Henry (3 rd & 5 th ), and Bauer (7 th & 8 th )  Tuesday, Jan. 10 th – Guerndt (1 st & 7 th ), Weldzius (2 nd , 4 th , & 6 th ) and Magyar (3 rd & 8 th )

  14. Don’t Forget  You need to have all course selections chosen before coming to the computer lab.  Your choices are a commitment- so choose wisely!  Use your transcript and credit counting sheet to determine what is still needed for graduation.  Do not repeat electives you’ve already taken.  Be sure to list 2-3 alternate classes as a back up incase they are needed.  Talk to teachers to get their recommendations.  Get your teacher’s signatures for Advanced and AP classes.  Discuss your choices with a parent.  Get a parent signature.

  15. On-Line Registration in Infinite Campus – Must see counselor for any changes after entering courses. Be sure you know your username and password!

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