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High School Course Planning Rising 10-12 th Grades 2018-2019 Welcome! School Counseling Services Classroom Counseling Curriculum Individual Counseling Sessions Small Group Counseling Sessions Crisis Response Individual Student Planning


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High School Course Planning

Rising 10-12th Grades 2018-2019

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Welcome!

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School Counseling Services

Classroom Counseling Curriculum Individual Counseling Sessions Small Group Counseling Sessions Crisis Response Individual Student Planning Collaboration Consultation Referrals to community resources as needed Parent workshops

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Graduation Requirements

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Standard Diploma

Discipline Standard Credit Verified Credit English 4 2 Mathematics 3 1 Laboratory Science 3 1 History/Social Science 4 1 Health/PE 2 World Language 1 Economics & Personal Finance (EPF) 1 Fine Art 1 CTE 1 Electives (including sequential elective) 8 Student Selected Test 1 Total Credits Required 28 6

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Additional Diploma Requirements

  • Virtual Course
  • Training in CPR, First Aid, AED
  • Industry Credential
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Advanced Studies Diploma

Discipline Standard Credit Verified Credit English 4 2 Mathematics 4 2 Laboratory Science 4 2 History/Social Science 4 2 Health/PE 2 World Language 3 Fine Arts 1 Economics & Personal Finance (EPF) 1 CTE 1 Electives 4 Student Selected Test 1 Total Credits Required 28 9

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Additional Diploma Requirements

  • Virtual Course
  • Training in CPR, First Aid, AED
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THE GPA Game

Who’s ready to play?

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High School Courses

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English

10th Grade

  • English 10 or Honors English 10

11th Grade

  • English 11 or Honors English 11
  • Advanced American Studies (2 credits- 1 English 11 & 1 US/VA History)
  • AP English Language and Composition
  • College Comp I/ENG 111* LHS only

12th Grade

  • English Literature 12
  • Advanced World Literature
  • AP English Literature and Composition
  • AP English Language and Composition
  • College Comp II/ENG 112* LHS only
  • ECP English 12* Early College Program

*Dual Enrollment courses with TNCC

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Social Studies

  • 10th Grade:
  • World Geography
  • AP Human Geography
  • 11th Grade:
  • US/VA History
  • Advanced American History
  • AP US History
  • 12th Grade:
  • VA & US Government
  • AP Government & Politics: US
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Mathematics

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Mathematics

  • Geometry*
  • Algebra, Functions & Data Analysis (AFDA)
  • Algebra II*
  • Elementary Functions/Trigonometry
  • Math Analysis/Pre-Calculus
  • AP Calculus AB/BC
  • Probability & Statistics
  • AP Statistics

*These courses may run yearlong or semester

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Science

  • 10th Grade
  • Biology or Honors Biology
  • 11th & 12th Grade

Course Prerequisite

  • Chemistry

Algebra I

  • AP Chemistry

Algebra II

  • Biology II- Advanced Survey

Topics/Field Biology Biology & Earth Science OR Biology & Chemistry

  • Biology II- Anatomy & Physiology

Biology

  • Earth Science II- Oceanography

Earth Science & Biology

  • Physics

Algebra II or AFDA

  • AP Physics I & II

Algebra II

  • AP Environmental Science

Biology & Chemistry

  • AP Biology

Biology & Chemistry

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Health & Physical Education

Required for Graduation

  • Health & PE I
  • Health & PE II

Elective Course Prerequisite

  • Driver’s Education

Driver’s Permit

  • Lifetime Fitness

Health/PE I & II

  • Advanced Physical Training

Health/PE I & II

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World Languages

  • Spanish

I, II, III, IV, Conversation, Cinema, AP

  • French

I, II, III, IV, Conversation, Cinema, AP

  • German

I, II, III, IV, Conversation, Cinema, AP

  • Latin

I, II, III, IV, AP

  • ASL

I, II, III, IV

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Fine Arts

Required for Graduation- 1 Credit WJCC offers over 30 courses for Fine Arts credits (required/elective) in the following categories:

  • Art
  • Music
  • Theatre

Please refer to the 2018-2019 Program of Studies for detailed course descriptions!

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Career & Technical Education (CTE)

Required for Graduation- 1 Credit WJCC offers over 35 courses for CTE credits (required/elective) in the following categories:

  • Business
  • Information Technology
  • Family & Consumer Science
  • Health & Medical Sciences
  • Marketing Education
  • Technology Education
  • Computer Science

Please refer to the 2018-2019 Program of Studies for detailed course descriptions!

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WJCC High School Innovation Courses

  • Man V. Earth – Grade 10
  • World Geography and Probability & Statistics
  • The Nature of Mankind – Grade 10
  • English 10 and Biology
  • Applied Physics – Grade 10, 11 or 12
  • ADFA and Physics
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Additional Opportunities

  • Early College Program
  • Governor’s Early College Scholars
  • Gifted Education
  • English as a Second Language
  • New Horizon’s Career & Technical Education Center
  • New Horizon’s Governor’s School for Science &

Technology

  • WJCC Honors Program
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Course Request/Selection Process

Students choose courses based on academic, personal, & career goals WJCC creates master schedule based on student choices WJCC hires staff based on student choices Students take courses they chose based on academic, personal & career goals

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How to Win at Course Requests

  • Every student is different
  • All coursework attempted/completed in high school will

appear on transcript

  • Work closely with high school counselor
  • Review Academic & Career Plan (ACP)
  • Use the Program of Studies
  • Choose coursework that is challenging yet manageable
  • Consider career clusters and pathways of interest
  • Consider goals for after high school
  • Plan to take the courses you choose
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What’s Next?

  • Students & families review the Program of Studies

and begin identifying courses that align with academic, personal, and career goals.

  • School counselors work with students and families to

review academic, personal, and career goals and plan coursework for 2018-2019

  • Course Request/Selection (March 12-26th)
  • ALL students select/register for 8 classes online through

StudentVUE account

  • Students & families review requested courses on

StudentVUE and make any necessary edits

  • StudentVUE turns to “read only” and no edits to

course requests/selections can be made (March 27th)

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