Course Registration 2019-2020

Class of 2023Updated 4/4/19

REGISTRATION PROCESS1. Review new graduation requirements and A-G list2. Review course request sheet3. Select required grade level courses4. Select elective courses in preference order5. Please sign on the bottom :

Student & Parent/Guardian 6. Give completed and signed form to a Casa staff

member before you leave

Casa Roble High School

Counseling Office

The NEW SJUSD Graduation

Requirements!

Community Service

Senior Project

A-G Requirements for CSU & UCA - History/Social Science 2 years required

B - English 4 years required

C - Math 3 years required (passing IM3); Senior math class strongly recommended

D - Laboratory Science 2 years required; 3 years recommended

E - Language Other Than English 2 years required; 3 years recommended

F - Visual and Performing Arts 1 year required

G - College Prep Elective 1 year required

Graduation /Transcript Facts

D- Minimum grade required for graduation

C- Minimum grade required for four-year college eligibility

You need 280 credits to

graduate from Casa Roble!

To graduate from Casa,

a student must pass

Community Service and

Senior Project

ADVANTAGES OF A BLOCK SCHOOL

● 8 Total Classes per Year● 4 Classes in the Fall/ 4 Classes in the Spring● Exceptions are year long classes: ROTC, AVID, IM1 with

Support, & AP Calc AB/BC● Student information system determines the order of classes● Students may request to “double up” on World Language and

Math (take 2 classes a year)● Students will get more academic electives over the course of

their 4 years on a block schedule

Freshman Course Request Sheet

Required Course Requests #1 English

• English 1• Honors English 1

Required Course Requests #2 Science

• IS 2 Biology• Honors IS 2 Biology

Required Course Requests#3 Math - Placement will be Determined by

District Articulation

• Integrated Math 1 (IM 1)• Integrated Math 1 (IM 1) with Support (36 weeks)• Integrated Math 2 (IM 2)• Integrated Math 3 (IM 3)

Must have a C or better in both semesters to move on to the next level

Required Course Requests#4 PE

• PE 1

Required Course Requests #2 Health

• Health / Life Management• Health / Career Exploration

Elective Courses

Elective Course Requests• The purpose of taking Elective courses is to prepare you for

your next level of education and life beyond high school graduation.

• Review the Course Catalog and choose electives that might have some connection to a potential career in which you are interested.

• Consider A-G requirements and go above and beyond the minimum requirements.

Program Request If you have been approved for AVID:

Write AVID I twice for your #6 and #7 Electives

ROTC Students: Write AFJROTC 1 twice for your #6 and #7 Electives

Elective Course Requests

Beg. Ban In o t CA g Fre h 1

Write 3 elective courses for a total of 8 classes

Elective Course RequestsVISUAL & PERFORMING ARTS

● Beginning Photography

● Music Appreciation

● Beginning Band (Concert Band)

● Beginning Drama

● Beg. Drawing and Painting

● Art Studio - Mixed Media

WORLD LANGUAGE• French 1, 2, 3, 4• Spanish 1, 2, 3, 4

Must have a C or better in both semesters

to move on to the next level

ENGLISH

• Film and Literature

Elective Course RequestsAGRICULTURE

• Intro to California Agriculture

• Floral Design

MATH

• AP Computer Science Principles• Must have passed IM1• Math (If you are “doubling up”)

WOODSHOP

• Fine Woodworking I

AUTOMOTIVE TECHNOLOGY

• Introduction to Automotive Technology

Elective Course Requests

Now indicate 3 alternate elective courses. List each course name in order of preference. Every effort

will be made to place you in your first 8 choices. If that’s not possible, you will be scheduled into your alternates.

Spa h 1 Flo D si Fil d L

Schedule Change Policy(no guarantee change will take place)

● During the first 10 days of Block 1 and Block 2, you may request a schedule change if

○ Student is missing a graduation requirement

○ Student is missing an A-G course for CSU/UC eligibility

○ Student is placed in the wrong level course (failed a prerequisite, passed a course in summer school or credit recovery)

○ Student’s fall and spring courses are not balanced

● Schedule changes will not be made for elective changes or for teacher requests

Counseling Videos● Learn about the Counseling Office -

https://tinyurl.com/yxzk2988● Review A-G requirements -

https://youtu.be/z8_ip7dKbjc● Consider CSU, UC, and Private Universities -

https://youtu.be/1dWEGrU7RWo

Course Cataloghttps://www.sanjuan.edu/domain/7432

● Descriptions of courses offered

● Recommended grade levels

● Number of grading periods

● Prerequisites and

Recommendations for each course

● A-G qualified classes

● Sequencing of courses

Advanced Placement (AP) and Honors Courses

● AP/Honors courses are open to all students. Review the Course Catalog for prerequisites and recommended courses.

● CRHS encourages our students to take challenging courses to enrich their high school experience, prepare for post-secondary options, and gain important skills that will translate into the workforce.

● Taking Honors and AP courses requires a high level of commitment and follow through that includes an emphasis on reading, writing, analysis, and application of new learning.

● The expectation of additional time and effort is part of the rigor of an Honors or AP course.

Important DatesYou will receive a mailer in mid-July with details about schedule pickup and the first day of school

Mid-August- Schedule pickup

August 15, 2019- First day of school

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1. Complete your Course Request form tonight2. Questions? Just ask us, we can help.3. Check out with a staff member by turning in your completed

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in August! GO RAMS!