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Welcome to Gahanna Lincoln High School!

We Are Lions!

Course Scheduling

Gahanna Lincoln High School

2019-2020 School Year

This presentation will provide information on the course scheduling process for current students and parents.

What are the Steps to Schedule?

• 1. View/Review this presentation in its entirety.
• 2. Have discussions with your family, teachers, and peers

about classes and those that may be best for you as you continue high school.

• 3. Sign-up for classes and alternate classes via Infinite

Campus

Why is this SO Important?

We work very hard to provide meaningful schedules to our student body. Without this process being valuable to you, we cannot create schedules that meet student requests and needs.

We ask that you take this process seriously and select courses that are meaningful to you and your future goals!

Info to KNOW!

To ensure you have all the necessary information to schedule wisely, please see the next slides on graduation requirements, Honors Diploma criteria, College Credit Plus, and more!!

Graduation Requirements- Class of 2020 and Beyond

CORE CLASSES

REQUIREMENTS

ENGLISH 4 CREDITS MATH 4 CREDITS

Must include on credit of Algebra II or equivalent

SCIENCE 3 CREDITS

1 credit of Life Science 1 credit of Physical Science 1 additional credit

SOCIAL STUDIES 3 CREDITS

1 credit of Modern World History 1 credit of U.S. History 1 credit of Government

PHYSICAL EDUCATION .50 CREDIT (2 semester @.25 each) Waivers available HEALTH .50 CREDIT MANDATORY ELECTIVES .50 CREDIT of Speech 1 CREDIT in a VPA .50 CREDIT in Financial Literacy (Economics or Personal Finance) ELECTIVES 3.0 CREDIT of Student Choice STATE ASSESSMENTS COMPLETE 7 END OF COURSE EXAMS- score 18 Points

GAHANNA LINCOLN HIGH SCHOOL FRESHMAN STANDARDIZED ASSESSMENT OVERVIEW

• Provides baseline data in Math, English

Language Arts/Reading

• Gives insight to educators and students
• n what kinds of supports student might

benefit from on their pathway to college readiness.

• Provides access to free personalized SAT

practice through Khan Academy.

Anticipated test date October 16th, 2019

Our district’s goal for all students

Move to college

• r a skilled job

upon graduation

Requirements for all students

• 1. Complete 20

Course Credits

• 2. Earn diploma

through one of three pathways

At least 18 points on Ohio’s End of Course Exams.

Industry-recognized credential and a work-readiness score on WorkKeys Remediation-free score on ACT or SAT

• 2. Three Graduation Pathways

Performance Level Graduation Points Advanced 5 Accelerated 4 Proficient 3 Basic 2 Limited 1

English I (9th) English II (10th) Algebra I (9th) Geometry (9th, 10th) Biology (10th) American History (10th) American Government (12th)

Classes of 2019 and Beyond: Earn 18 points on state tests

4 4 6

Earn a minimum of four points in English tests

4 4 6

Earn a minimum of four points in Math tests Earn a minimum of six points in Science and Social Studies tests Additional four points selected from any of the content areas (English, Math, Science, Social Studies)

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For more Information

• Contact your child’s new high school

guidance counselor

• Join us at Fall 2019 Parent Teacher

Conferences for our LHS Assessment Night

Graduation Requirements- Class of 2020 and Beyond

CORE CLASSES

REQUIREMENTS

ENGLISH 4 CREDITS MATH 4 CREDITS

Must include on credit of Algebra II or equivalent

SCIENCE 3 CREDITS

1 credit of Life Science 1 credit of Physical Science 1 additional credit

SOCIAL STUDIES 3 CREDITS

1 credit of Modern World History 1 credit of U.S. History 1 credit of Government

PHYSICAL EDUCATION .50 CREDIT (2 semester @.25 each) Waivers available HEALTH .50 CREDIT MANDATORY ELECTIVES .50 CREDIT of Speech 1 CREDIT in a VPA .50 CREDIT in Financial Literacy (Economics or Personal Finance) ELECTIVES 3.0 CREDIT of Student Choice STATE ASSESSMENTS COMPLETE 7 END OF COURSE EXAMS- score 18 Points

Honors Diploma

If you have a goal of earning an Honors Diploma* upon graduation, please use this slide to help you determine which courses are important for you!

*Students do receive distinction in the Graduation program and receive a seal on their diploma.

Honors Diploma Criteria

The student who completes the college preparatory curriculum in high school must meet any seven of the following eight criteria:

• 1. Earn 4 units of English
• 2. Earn at least 4 units of Math that include algebra I, algebra II, and geometry,

and an additional course that will sequence.

• 3. Earn at least 4 units including 2 units of advanced Science courses.
• 4. Earn 4 units of social studies.
• 5. Earn either 3 units of one foreign language or two units each of two foreign

languages.

• 6. Earn 1 unit of fine arts.
• 7. Maintain an overall high school grade point average of least 3.5 on a 4.0

scale up to the last grading period of the senior year; or

• 8. Obtain a composite score of 27 on the ACT (excluding the optional writing

test) or a combined score of 1280 on the SAT verbal and mathematics section (excluding the optional writing section).

Some additional Honors Diploma Options have recently been defined by the state. Please see pages 8-9 in the Program of studies for further information on the Career Teach, STEM, Arts, and Social Science & Civic Engagement Honors Diplomas.

Honors/AP Courses

If you intend to sign-up for an Honors or AP course, please remember…

• To consult with your current teachers about these courses being a good fit for you.
• Remember these courses have a heightened rigor and move at a faster pace.
• ALL incoming Freshmen will sign up for regular classes at this time.
• Teachers from the high school will come to each middle school to talk with classes.
• You will complete a form, including a parent/guardian signature, and turn it in to your

current teacher. We will then register you for that Honors course.

College Credit Plus

This program permits students to expand educational opportunities and earn high school credit and transcripted college credit (dual credit), which transfers to all public colleges and universities in the state of Ohio, through successful completion of college courses.

Students admitted to the program will be required to perform at the same level as the college’s regular students.

Students and families interested in this program should plan to attend the CCP meeting on February, 5th at 6:00 p.m. at Ohio Dominican University.

More information can also be found on the LHS Academics Page:

http://www.gahannaschools.org/schools/lincoln_high_ school/LHS_Academics.aspx

Selective Courses

Some courses require an application or audition.

Applications for these courses are available online in the Academics section of the LHS website and the high school teachers will send them to each middle school..

Application/Audition Courses

*All College Credit Plus Courses require additional paperwork*

Technical Theatre Co-Art Intro to Debate: Rhetorical Art Color Guard Student Council

PE Exemptions

PE Exemptions can be earned for two seasons of a completed school-sponsored sport! Students who want to waive the Physical Education graduation requirement based on athletic participation, need to ensure that the proper paperwork has been completed and submitted. If you should have questions about this, please see your school counselor.

Math Sequence

Ensuring you are following the correct math sequence is essential to your success in this important subject. Please use this chart to help you select the proper course and talk with your math teacher about the best fit for you!

How to Register

All students will enter their course requests through the Infinite Campus Parent Portal. Registration will open February 4th. In order to do this effectively, please use the following slides to assist you.

Prior to logging onto HAC:

Semester 1 Semester 2 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

1.

Look at the Program of Studies found on the LHS homepage at gahannaschools.org. This will allow you to read course descriptions and sign up for the classes that interest you. 1. Use the grid on the right to help you plan your 8 period day and to be prepared prior to logging

• n.

Schedule Example

This is just an example. Class periods cannot be requested.

Semester 1 Semester 2 1 English 9 2 Algebra I 3 Study Hall Speech 4 Biology 5 Lunch Lunch 6

Modern World History

7 German I 8 Community Law Study Hall

Schedule Example

This is just an example. Class periods cannot be requested.

Semester 1 Semester 2 1 English 9 2 Honors Geometry 3 Freshman Band 4 Lunch Lunch 5 6

A Day: Modern World History

B Day: Physical Science 7 American Sign Language

8 Experiences w/Foods Study Hall

How to Register on IC

Registration will open February 4th!

• 1. Go to meta.infinitecampus.org

2.

Enter your username and password

3.

From the homepage, click on Course Registration

How to Register on IC

Click COURSE SEARCH to select courses

How to Register on IC

Course Offerings Sheet

You will need this form to properly complete registration online!

*Application Course + Course has Prerequisite

How to Register on IC

Enter the Course Number that you would like to request from the 2019-2020 Course Offerings Sheet, and click on GO.

How to Register on IC

Click on Select a Course to View for information and details.

How to Register on IC

Click on Request this Course and continue this process until you have a minimum of 5 credits and a maximum of 7 credits. Be sure your day is

• complete. You do not need

to register for Lunch or Study Hall.

How to Register on IC

As you select courses, be mindful of grade restrictions and prerequisites.

How to Register on IC

If you have chosen a class in error, or decide to select a different request click on the course you would like to remove.

How to Register on IC

Click on Drop This Request.

How to Register on IC

Once all your courses have been selected, you can click on Print Request Summary so you have a copy of your requests.

Registration Notes:

• If you don’t see a course you are

looking for, it may be a selective course.

• Remember, when looking for courses

to select, you search using the course number or name.

• We highly encourage you to map

your schedule using the grid example.

Still Need Help?

We’ve Got Ya Covered!!!

School counselors will be available to assist students that need help with submitting their course requests via IC. In addition, students can always sign-up to see their school counselor during the day with questions/concerns.

Key Information

Just a few more important details to share!

Please Remember…

• The Program of Studies- offers GREAT information for you!

Every department provides a description of their courses. Grad Requirements see page 6 Honors Diploma see page 8-9 PE Exemptions see page 42

• TALK WITH TEACHERS- they are the largest source of information in helping you to select

meaningful and appropriate courses.

Deadlines

• Course requests for ALL students are due in Infinite Campus by

Thursday, February 14, 2019.

• Selective course applications are due to respective teachers or the

Guidance Office on Friday, March 1, 2019.

Supplemental Resources

Additional resources to assist you with the registration process can be found by following these instructions…

1.

Visit www.gahannaschools.org

2.

Click Schools and scroll to Lincoln High School

3.

From the menu options, Click Academics.

4.

From the Academics section you will find several helpful resources!