Advise and Sign Senior Course Options Student Expectations on Advise and Sign Day You will meet with your counselor individually the week of December 3rd during your PEROTCBandDriver Ed class Your teacher will have an assigned day to send you down or come down as a class ID: 765674
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Advise and Sign Senior Course Options
Student Expectations on Advise and Sign Day You will meet with your counselor individually the week of December 3rd during your PE/ROTC/Band/Driver Ed class Your teacher will have an assigned day to send you down or come down as a class Prior to meeting with your counselor you should discuss course recommendations with your teachers and parents PLEASE BRING YOUR COURSE SELECTION SHEET TO YOUR COUNSELOR MEETING!
Graduation Requirements Credits Required Subjects 4 English 3 Math (Algebra, Geometry, Additional Course) 2 Science 1 American History ½ American Government 3 PE/NJROTC/Band ½ Consumer Education ½ Health ½ Driver Education 1 Social Studies Elective 1 Fine and Performing Arts, World Language, or Career & Technical Education 5 Electives /Reading = 22 Total Credits + State Mandated Testing
How to Complete the Course Request Form Print your ID and Name CLEARLY Circle which required English class/classes you would like Circle which required Government class you would like Circle which required Consumer Education class you would like Circle which 2 PE classes you would like or Band or ROTC Do not mark anything in the Reading box, that is for your counselor to complete Please select your electives in order of preference and be mindful of picking two electives that are semester long or one that is year-long.
Reading Course Some students will be required to take this course and will be placed using NWEA MAP and SAT assessment scores. PLEASE make sure you take these assessments seriously and try your best in order to make sure you are placed in the appropriate level of reading or exempted per course guidelines.
Elective Keywords
Elective Keywords
How to choose an elective Consider your career interests! Are you thinking of becoming a Chef? You could take Culinary Arts. Consider enhancing your personal knowledge. Would computer skills be helpful in college or your future career? You should take Computer Applications. Consider learning a new language. Would being bilingual help you in your future career? You should take a Foreign Language.
Electives (Non-English Credit) Year-long Rhetoric Honors Humanities Honors Masterpieces in British Literature Survivor Literature AP English Literature Semester Creative Writing Journalism (0.5 or 1.0) Year-long Yearbook Production Journalism (0.5 or 1.0) Senior English Semester Honors Creative Speaking Honors Cinema Studies Writer’s Workshop
Year-long Algebra II (reg. & honors) Pre-calculus (reg. & honors) AP Calculus AP Statistics AP Computer Science Principles AP Computer Science Applied & Technical Math STEM College Algebra Statistics Math Electives Semester WCC College Algebra WCC Plane Trigonometry
Year-long Chemistry (reg. & honors) AP Chemistry AP Biology Honors Microbiology Honors Human Anatomy & Physiology Earth Science Physics AP Physics 1 AP Physics 2 AP Environmental Science Science Electives Semester Forensics Medical Terminology Dual
Social Studies Electives Semester Criminal Law Sociology Psychology Current Issues (can be taken a full year) Year-long Mexican History AP Psychology AP Human Geography Senior Requirement American Government/Civics (reg. or honors) AP United States Government and Politics
Semester Team Sports 1 st semester 2 nd semester Soccer Basketball Softball Floor Hockey Flag Football Mat/Kick Ball Team Handball Ultimate Frisbee Volleyball Softball Individual Sports 1 st semester 2 nd semester Tennis BowlingBadminton PickleballDisc Golf Spike BallTable Tennis TennisBowling GolfRecreational Sports1st semester 2nd semesterGolf BowlingVolleyball Bags Badminton Spike BallHiking HikingBowling TennisFitnessAthletic ConditioningPhysical Education/ROTC OR you may take: ROTC 1 ROTC 2 ROTC 3 ROTC 4 Year-long Honors PE Leaders II (You have to have taken and passed PE Leaders I)
Engineering Semester: Intro to Technical Drafting Intro to Manufacturing Year-long: Computer Aided Drafting Articulated Engineering Articulated Career and Technical Electives Electronics and Digital Media Semester: Intro to Electronics Computer Coding & Design Technology Game Development Animation & Multimedia Media Arts Design & Technology Year-long: Advanced Electronics & Computer Repair Web Page Design
Construction Trades Semester: Intro to Woods Intro to Home Repair, Construction, & Trades Intro to Welding Technology I Dual Intro to Welding Technology II Dual Woods II Year-long: Woods I Construction & Building Trades I (2-periods) Articulated Construction & Building Trades II (2-periods) Articulated Career and Technical Electives Autos Semester: Intro to Autos Year-long:Auto Mechanics Occupations IAuto Mechanics Occupations II (2-periods) Articulated/Dual
Child Development Year-long: Family & Child Development Early Childhood Occupations I & II Articulated Health Occupations Semester: Intro to Health Occupations Year-long: Health Occupations Clinical (2-periods) Dual Career and Technical Electives Culinary Arts Semester: Culinary I Culinary II Culinary III Year-long: Culinary Restaurant Management I ArticulatedCulinary Restaurant Management II Articulated
Fox Valley Career Center Year-long Fire Science I Dual Fire Science II Emergency Medical Technician Articulated Criminal Justice/Law Enforcement Articulated All of these courses earn 1.25 credits upon successful completion and are 2-periods
Business Education Year Accounting I Accounting II Marketing Education Relation Marketing Education Laboratory Semester Computer Applications I Articulated Computer Applications II Dual Small Business Ownership Introduction to Business Introduction to Marketing Small Business Ownership
Dramatic Arts Drama I Drama II Advanced Drama Honors Performance I Honors Performance II Technical Theater I Technical Theater II Fine Arts Visual Arts Art & Design 2-D Art I 2-D Art II 2-Dimensional Art II Honors 2-D AP Studio Art 3-Dimensional Art I 3-Dimensional Art II 3-D AP Studio Art AP Art History Ceramics ICeramics IIDigital Photography IDigital Photography II
Instrumental Music Beginning Band Concert Band Symphonic Band (PE or Non-PE) Symphonic Winds (PE or Non-PE) Wind Symphony (PE or Non-PE) Wind Ensemble Honors (PE or Non-PE) Percussion Techniques (PE or Non-PE) Guitar I & II Jazz Ensemble Honors Fine Arts Choral Music Mixed Chorus I Mixed Chorus II Advanced Mixed Chorus Honors Vocal EnsembleOtherAP Music Theory
Foreign Language French I French II French III Honors AP French Language & Culture German I German II German III Honors AP German Language & Culture Mandarin Chinese I Mandarin Chinese II Mandarin Chinese III Spanish I Spanish II Spanish III Honors Spanish Speaker I Spanish Speaker II Spanish Speaker III Honors AP Spanish Language & Culture AP Spanish LiteratureAll Foreign Language classes are a full year
Questions? Counselor E-mail Address Room Caseload Mrs. Tarbhai vtarbhai@d131.org 001F A-Barraza Mrs. Adams jadams@d131.org 001H Barre-Cere Ms. Cohoon mcohoon@d131.org Freshman Center Cerv-DMrs. Mitchellmbrennermitchell@d131.org Freshman CenterD-GaytanMr. Sheahanmsheahan01@d131.org103Gb-HerrejMr. Kempfjkempf@d131.org089Herrer-LucMrs. Salesnsales@d131.org089Lun-MoraMr. Williamsdwilliams02@d131.org089Moran-PeoMr. Korsojkorso@d131.org092Pere-RivaMrs. Lopezalopez@d131.org092Rive-SaliESL I & II Mr. Hartersharter@d131.org103Salm-UMs. Shieldsashields@d131.org103V-Z