High School Planning
- High School Graduation & College Admissions Requirements
- Grade Level Planning
- Four Year Planning
- FLEX Workshop Presentations: All Grade Levels
High School Graduation & College Admissions Requirements
| Subject Requirements | High School Graduation Requirements | University Admission Requirements |
|---|---|---|
| English | 40 | 40 |
| Math | 20 (Algebra I and Geometry) | 30 (4 years recommended) |
| Science | 20 | 20 (2-4 years recommended) |
| Social Science | 30 | 20 |
| World Language* | 10 | 20 (3-4 years recommended) |
| Fine Art/ Visual & Performing Arts* |
10 | 10 |
| Applied Academics* | 10 | |
| Physical Education | 20 | |
| Electives | 60 | 10 (approved College Prep elective) |
| Other Requirements | SAT/ACT & SAT II | |
| Subject Credits | 220 | 150 |
*World Language, Fine Art/Visual & Performing Arts and Applied Academics are considered Selective Electives. Students must complete 10 credits each in two (2) of the three (3) Selective Elective areas.
Grade Level Planning
- Ninth Grade Planning
- Tenth Grade Planning
- Eleventh Grade Planning
- Twelfth Grade Planning
- Parent Night Presentations
Ninth Grade Planning
Freshman Classroom Presentation
- High School and A-G Requirements and Resources Presentation
- Presentation Handouts
- Naviance Scavenger Hunt Activity
Freshman Course Selection
Tenth Grade Planning
Eleventh Grade Planning
Twelfth Grade Planning
Parent Night Presentations
Spring Family Guidance Night (9th Grade) 2/1/22
Spring Family Guidance Night (10th Grade) 2/1/22
Spring Family Guidance Night (11th Grade) 2/1/22
Spring Family Guidance Night (All Grades -- Spanish Presentation) 2/1/22
Fall Coffee With Counselors Slides 10/15/21
Fall Family Guidance Night 10/6/21 passcode: L7z97E*Y
Financial Aid Information Night 9/23/21
12th Grade Family College Night Slides 8/10/21
9th Grade Parent Orientation Slides 8/10/21
Four Year Planning
Students and parents can be overwhelmed by the complexity of writing a four-year high school plan. It is a daunting task. There are so many things to consider and so many unknowns. One thing that makes the four-year high school plan complicated is that many of you are really doing two things at the same time:
- Completing high school graduation requirements; and
- Completing college entrance requirements.
View a comparison of the two sets of requirements below.
Draft a four-year plan toward high school graduation and college eligibility (fill in your course work with a pencil or edit on the computer and save for future reference.) Here is a sample of a four year plan as a reference if needed.