Graduation Requirements (1 semester = .5 credit) 17 CORE CREDIT REQUIREMENTS 3 credits Science 3 credits Math 4 credits English (4 strongly encouraged) (4 strongly encouraged) 3 credits Social Studies 1.5 credits Fitness .5 credit Health 1 credit Fine Arts 1 credit Career & AND (2 strongly encouraged) Technical (CTE) Create your PERSONALIZED PATHWAY w/ 7 Elective credits: Personalized Plan: Four Year College Plan: • 2 credits Electives that will • 2 credits in Language electives. specifically prepare you for your • 5 credits Electives of your choice. post-high school educational plan. • 5 credits Elective of your choice.
The Registration Form Neatly Print: STOP after you • LAST name (write both parts if you have a have hyphenated last name) completed • FIRST name (no nicknames) this top • Attending (circle if you will attend EVHS or InTec) section Sir Lancelot
InTec: A Project-Based Approach InTec is a branch of the high school located at the Walker Center near the Spokane Industrial Park. The main goal is to prepare students for post-secondary education and the world of work. Learning is accomplished without books and in a way that students use hands-on methods of learning while seeing real-world applications to what they are learning. Students attend InTec for 1 st and 2 nd period then take a shuttle to the high school for a 3 rd period elective and lunch, then return to InTec for 4 th -6 th . Students are encouraged to participate in extra-curricular activities and athletics at the main high school campus.
English Options CIRCLE YOUR CHOICE • The difference between Pre-AP English II and English : • More sophisticated reading and writing instruction. Prepares you for AP in the 11 th and 12 th grade. •
Math Options CIRCLE YOUR CHOICE ALGEBRA I First level of high school Math. Strongly suggest the successful completion of Algebra I GEOMETRY with an A or B and a strong work ethic on daily work. Strongly suggest the successful completion of ALGEBRA II Geometry with an A or B and a strong work ethic on daily work.
Science Options CIRCLE YOUR CHOICE AP Biology is biology an introductory college-level biology course. Students cultivate their understanding of through inquiry-based investigations as they explore the following topics: evolution, cellular processes — energy and communication, genetics, information transfer, ecology, and interactions.
Social Studies Options CIRCLE YOUR CHOICE In AP European History students investigate significant events, individuals, developments, and processes in four historical periods from approximately 1450 to the present including the interaction of Europe and the world; poverty and prosperity; objective knowledge and subjective visions; states and other institutions of power; individual and society; and national and European identity. In World History I & II students will gain an understanding of the history and complex physical and human characteristics of the early world by exploring various civilizations, the early modern world from 1400-1800, the effects of industrialization, nationalism and imperialism, and the causes and resolutions of 20 th century conflicts.
Fitness Options CIRCLE YOUR CHOICE Students need to select one choice from the list. Each class is considered a 1- semester class so you have the option of making a change to your schedule for the 2 nd semester.
Selecting Electives Please hold off filling out this section until we go through the elective options. It is VERY important that you fill this section out correctly so that we can get you the electives you want.
Selecting Electives This is the class that you want the most American Sign Language I ASL 100/102 Business & Marketing DCA 100/102 History through the Arts ART 600/602 MUS 100/102 Wind Ensemble Welding Technology MTL 200/202 You MUST select ALL 5 options for electives. We will try to give you your 1 st choice, but we need alternatives if the classes fill up.
Zero Hour Options & Advisory Place an on a box if you are interested. Place the name of your current Advisory Teacher here. You can choose to take a Zero Hour (before school starts). Prerequisites or Teacher Recommendation is REQUIRED. May require an audition for Jazz Ensemble, Chamber Choir, or Strolling Strings.
Personalized Pathway Choice Write your selection from the list on the left in the box on the front (top right) of your registration form.
Registration Form: Review Make sure you have either circled or written in your selections for: 1. English 2. Math 3. Science 4. Social Studies 5. Fitness 6. Your 1 st choice elective 7. Your 2 nd - 5 th elective alternates 8. A Zero Hour if you are interested 9. A Personalized Pathway is selected
Registration Form: Next Steps Please complete the following next steps – VERY Important: 1. Current English Teacher Approval 2. Current Math Teacher Approval 3. Current Science Teacher Approval 4. Current Social Studies Teacher Approval 5. Current Fitness Teacher Approval 6. Parent Signature at the bottom of the form 7. Return form: • To the Attendance Office once completed • To your Advisory Teacher Monday, March 11th
Getting Involved: Activities Research shows that students who are involved in activities and/or athletics do better in school. EVHS offers many opportunities for you to get involved. GSA ASB Leadership Debate Club Drama Club Color Guard French Club Spanish Club FBLA National Honor Book Club Link Crew History Bowl Society WDFY Key Club Skills USA Literary Magazine Green Team Knowledge Bowl Robotics Club PRIDE Science Club Sophomore Class ASL Club FFA
Getting Involved: Athletics Soccer Track & Field Baseball Football Cross Country Golf Slow Pitch Fast Pitch Volleyball Softball Softball Wrestling Basketball Tennis Cheerleading
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