educational planning guide this gray book answers almost any question you may have during...
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Registration Begins in Advisory Next Week!
This portion of the registration process involves selecting classes, NOT class periods!
In advisory, you will be receiving the following materials:The Educational Planning GuideYour Current TranscriptYour Registration Packet
Educational Planning Guide
This Gray Book Answers Almost Any Question You May Have During Registration!
Grand Junction High School Diploma
Graduation Requirements25 Credits 2.0 GPA for Conventional
Diploma OR 3.5 GPA for Pathway of Distinction Diploma
Testing proficiency on CSAP or ACT
Service Learning Requirement
Financial Literacy Requirement
3207A, 3207B GEOMETRY (BLOCK) 2 Terms ½ Credit Each32081 (A), 32082 (B) GEOMETRY (SPLIT BLOCK) Grades 9 -12Prerequisites: Algebra I *HEAR, NCAA ApprovedThis course is designed for the typical math student, and is a branch of mathematics which examines the properties and relationships of points, lines and surfaces. Its purpose is to develop a basic understanding of geometric concepts, practice critical thinking and logical reasoning. Instruction includes the use of appropriated technology. Evaluation will be based on class activities, homework, quizzes, and tests. An average amount of homework for this course will be approximately 1 ½ to 2 hours per week.
Look for these labels
To Make Sure Your Classes Meet HEAR
and/or NCAA requirements
Every student is required to be full-time (6 of 8 periods) for 1st semester.
Athletes must be full-time the semester prior to and the semester during their sport.
Seniors, we will recommend a full-time schedule for most of you, but we will take your ICAP into consideration.
Full-Time Student Status
Grand Junction High School Grd 09 12/2007E1 Comp/Lit 9B A 0.500EN Theater Arts D 0.500MA Algebra I A C 0.500S1 Earth Sci Atmosphr C- 0.500SG World Geography I C 0.500ZE German I A D+ 0.500ZE Beg Acting A 0.500Crd Att: 3.500 Cmp: 3.500 Total GPA: 2.286
Grand Junction High School Grd 09 3/2008ZE CSAP 9th Prof P 0.500Crd Att: 0.500 Cmp: 0.500 Total GPA: 0.000
Grand Junction High School Grd 10 10/2008ZE Theater Arts I A 0.500MA Geometry A D- 0.500ZE German I A B 0.500Crd Att: 1.500 Cmp: 1.500 Total GPA: 2.667
Grade Replacement
Computer Applications Placement Test
• Students who have not taken computer applications and feel that they already have basic computer skills can test to see if they qualify for Advanced Computer Applications
• Testing takes place at GJHS in Room 104 on the following dates:– Feb. 23rd 5-7 PM– Feb. 24th 4-6 PM– Feb. 26th 9-11 AM
The GJHS Master ScheduleIs based on the course requests that you make
Now! So please choose wisely…
If you do not complete the pre-registration process, counselors will make your schedule for you.
Start Early
Make Smart Choices Based on your ICAP
Double check that your Name and ID are clearly written
Have your current Math, English, Social Studies, and Science teachers sign off on your next year’s core subjects
Fill out a full year’s schedule
Write down as many Alternative Selections as you can in order to get best schedule according to your interests
Registration Schedule
Wed. January 19th – Advisory - Educational Planning Guides will be passed out, examined, and then collected.
Wed. January 26th – Advisory – Registration Packet will be handed out and students will begin the process of selecting classes
Week of Jan 31st – Feb. 4th – Counselors are available in the Commons area during lunch to help students on a first come first serve basis.
Wed. February 2nd – Advisory – More pre-registration support.
Wed. February 9th – Advisory – All registration forms need to be completed and will be collected!!!
Students will be entering their course requests into the computer at a later date. Counselors will notify students of this future time and date.
*WCCC is hoping to let students know their status by Feb. 4th
The Release Program is a Privilege
Students must be juniors or seniors Students must have and maintain a 2.0
GPA Students must complete a Release
Time Request Form Students must be in the library, in a
supervised classroom, OR off school grounds during the release period