MAP Lesson: Scheduling January 14th and 15th
Anticipation Guide
- How many credits do you need to graduate?
- How many credits of each subject do you need to graduate?
- What are the clusters? Why are the classes organized that way?
- What about the Hybrid schedule (band)?
- What are electives? How do I know which to take?
- For juniors, which classes should I take for my senior year?
- How do I get involved in Dual Enrollment/internships/work release? What are the requirements to get involved?
- What courses are required for my cluster?
- Can I switch clusters? How or why would I?
- What are some of the activities done within the clusters? (TV Productions, Health/Human Services projects?
Student Cheat Sheet
Credits
English – 4
Fine Arts – 1
Mathematics – 3
P.E. – ½
Health – ½
Social Studies - 3
Government, American History, World History
Science – 3
Tech Ed. – 1
Required courses for program emphasis – 4 or more
Total – 26 credits
Promotion Requirements
Sophomore – 5
Junior – 12
Senior – 18
26 in all
Certificate of Merit
Minimum of 12 advanced courses
Extended Day and Summer School
Math, English, or Social Studies
National Honor Society
3.3 GPA
CM Courses
6 – Sophomore
8 – Junior
10 – Senior
Activity Sheet - Signed by advisor or coach
3 activities (1 must be school based)
Need to get 120 points / 160 points
4 Teacher Recommendations
No Disciplinary Referrals
MAP Schedule Rough Draft
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Parent Signature
Student Signature