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Course # Course Title Grade Length Fee Credits Comments Course Description 23910 AP Contract 10,11,12 Year Student Must Be Enrolled in at Least 2 AP Classes ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 2017-2018 REGISTRATION INFORMATION GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS All students graduating from Roy High School must: 1. Earn 27 total credits. 18.5 credits of state core and 8.5 elective credits. See chart below. Career assessment and guidance is offered to students to assist them in designing a course of study that will meet their individual needs. Students have the opportunity to complete a variety of preparation courses. All students are encouraged to enroll in courses which provide for the development of specific job skills, prepare them for post high school education and provide enrichment to life. Requirements are outlined in the chart below. 2. Maintain cumulative attendance credit loss of .75 or less. Attendance credit losses beyond .75 must be made up according to Weber School District policy. ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ REQUIREMENTS/RECOMMENDATIONS FOR GRADUATION Unless the College and Career Ready Plan (CCR) calls for different arrangements, Each student must successfully complete the following requirements in grades 9-12. State Core Requirements Graduation Requirement Recommended requirements for post high school programs CAREER TECHNOLOGY 1 CREDIT 1 CREDIT COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY .5 CREDITS .5 CREDITS ENGLISH (9, 10, 11,) Lang Elective 4 CREDITS 4 CREDITS FINE ARTS (PERFORMING/VISUAL) 1.5 CREDITS 1.5 CREDITS FOREIGN LANGUAGE GENERAL FINANCIAL LITERACY .5 CREDITS .5 CREDITS HEALTH .5 CREDITS .5 CREDITS PHYSICAL EDUCATION/FIT FOR LIFE 1.5 CREDITS 1.5 CREDITS MATH 3 CREDITS 4 CREDITS SCIENCE 3 CREDITS 4 CREDITS SOCIAL STUDIES 3 CREDITS 3.5 CREDITS One year of physics or chemistry and two years of foreign language are required at some universities & recommended at others. Note: It is the responsibility of every student and their parent/guardian to make sure core and graduation requirements are met. COURSES MEETING THE CRITERIA FOR GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS – UPDATED JUNE 13, 2016 3 CREDITS OF MATH, 3 CREDITS OF SCIENCE AND 4 CREDITS OF ENGLISH LANGUAGE ARTS-THREE COURSES FROM THE FOUNDATION LIST PLUS ONE FROM THE APPLIED AND ADVANCED COURSES LIST Foundation Courses Applied or Advanced Courses English 9 / English 9 Honors English 12 Language Arts College Prep Language Arts English 10 / English 10 Honors Creative Writing 1 & 2 Business Communication (sem) English 11 / English 11 AP Journalism 1 and 2 World Languages 3,4, 5, or AP Concurrent Enrollment Courses** Debate AP Literature and Composition** AP Language and Composition** MATHEMATICS-Secondary Math 1, 2 and 3 are required. Secondary Math 3 can be replaced by an Applied or Advanced Course with written parent request. Foundation Courses Applied or Advanced Courses Secondary Math 1/Secondary Math 1 Honors College Prep Math Mathematical Decision Making for Life Secondary Math 2/Secondary Math 2 Honors Calculus AB or BC (AP courses) Accounting 1 and 2 (sem) Secondary Math 3/Secondary Math 3 Honors AP Statistics Pre-calculus Computer Programming Concurrent Enrollment Courses (1010, 1030, 1040, 1050 or 1060) SCIENCE-A total of 2.0 credits are required from two of the five areas of science on the Foundation Course list plus 1.0 credit from the Foundation Courses list OR the Applied and Advanced Courses list. Foundation Courses Biological Sciences Chemistry Earth Sciences Biology Chemistry Earth Science Bio-Agricultural Science Chemistry Honors AP Environmental Science Concurrent Enrollment Chemistry Computer Science Physics Computer Programming 2 Physics Physics with Technology AP Physics Check with colleges and universities to see if they will accept classes from the Applied and Advanced lists for English, Math and Science credits. Applied or Advanced Courses Agricultural Science Geology Medical Anatomy and Physiology Animal Science 1 or 2 Natural Resource Science PLTW Digital Electronics Astronomy Plant and Soil Science PLTW Principles of Engineering Genetics Veterinary Assistant New classes offered 2017-2018 This is a list of new classes offered for the 2017-2018 year. Please see appropriate department for details. DEBATE III (English Department) INTERMEDIATE CERAMICS (Art Department) INTRO TO CORRECTIONS (Law Enforcement) ENGLISH 2200 (English Department) ADDITIONAL COURSES Course # Course Title Grade Length Fee Credits Comments Course Description 23910 AP Contract 10,11,12 Year Student must be enrolled in at least 2 AP classes. Must maintain a B in AP classes. 23930 Early College 12 X Contact HS counselor & WSU Early College office prior to enrollment year. Credit from WSU 79214 Work-Based Internships 11,12 Sem CWS packet Seniors who have successfully completed at least 2.0 credits in their required identified Pathway may be eligible for an Internship. Off Campus/ATC 11,12 X SEOP required. Open entry/exit. Options are: Ogden Weber/ ATC, Davis/ ATC and private cosmetology programs etc. 23960 Peer Tutoring 10,11,12 Sem Signature Tutors Roy students with disabilities. Interview required. 78010 Seminary 10,11,12 Year Released Time/ Seminary 77221 Student Government 10,11,12 Year This course is for students who have been elected to student government offices. 23300 Latinos In Action 10,11,12 Year Service oriented program for bilingual and non-bilingual students. Students serve as paraprofessional tutors at the elementary schools, learn about leadership skills, culture, advantages of bilingualism, provide service in the community, develop resumes & prepare for opportunities of furthering their education. 2.0 GPA and regular attendance required. Required to participate in a cultural event. 23310 Royals In Action 10,11,12 Year Recommendation Service oriented class that focuses on leadership skills. Students tutor in from Teacher math and reading. Heavy emphasis placed on applying for scholarship opportunities. Students should be earning B’s or better in math. Students must be recommended by a teacher. Regular attendance required. 23883 ESL 10-11-12 Year Recommendation English Second Language. APPLIED ARTS (CTE) 1 CTE CREDIT IS REQUIRED FOR GRADUATION Course # Course Title Grade Length Fee Credits Comments Course Description 32309 Digital Print Design 11,12 Sem CTE Create your own band posters, T-shirts, flyers and more! Learn how to create, format, illustrate, design, edit and print publications. Learn how to WOW your teachers and future employers by creating amazing reports, brochures, newsletters and other communication materials. 28388 Digital Media 1 10,11,12 Year CTE Learn to do everything amazing on a computer using graphics, digital photo, text, animation, sound & video. Enhance your computer communication skills. Excellent for students with interest in computer, entertainment, and media careers. 28389 DM 2/ Video Game Des 11,12 Year CTE Prerequisite You play them! Now learn to make them while getting college credit! Learn about making video games and also build a professional portfolio. CS1010 - can count as WSU Concurrent Digital Med 1 Prepare for entry-level jobs in most computer, entertainment, and media Creative Arts Breadth Course 3 credits related fields. 32257 Audio Essentials 10,11,12 Sem CTE Interested in making music, being a DJ, mixing sound for movies or games. Learn the art and technology for creating audio. 32258 Movie Making 10,11,12 Sem CTE Make movies and learn the skills and concepts necessary to work in film TV Productions 1 making and TV broadcasting industry. Learn to communicate using the most powerful medium in the world. All equipment provided. 32259 Movie Making 11,12 Sem CTE Prerequisite Make movies that rival Hollywood! Learn the secrets of the pros, after TV Productions 2 Movie effects and special effects, advanced editing and shooting techniques. For students interested in media and communication careers. Culmination of Making 1/TV class is participation in the Weber Fest Film Festival. All equipment Production 1 provided. 32470 Royal TV1 11,12 Sem CTE Prerequisite Work on the Royal News crew. Be a news anchor and produce the greatest show ever. Prep for entry-level jobs in the film/television TV Pro. 1 industry. 32471 Royal TV2 11,12 Sem CTE Prerequisite A continuation of Royal News. Work on the Royal News crew. Be a news anchor and produce the greatest show ever. Prep for entry-level jobs in the TV Pro. 1 film/television industry. 27217 3D Graphics 11,12 Sem CTE Prerequisite Create stunning 3D models and learn the ins and outs of industry standard Digital Med. 1 tools and skills including textures, lighting, camera techniques, and rendering. For students interested in video gaming, film effects, health sciences, architecture, engineering, aerospace, and graphic arts. 27218 3D Animation 11,12 Sem CTE Prerequisite Want to work for Pixar or make the next Halo? This class is for you. 3D Graphics Learn to make your 3D models come to life. An excellent course for students interested in video gaming, film effects, health sciences, architecture, engineering, aerospace, and graphic arts. 32248 Digital Photography 10,11,12
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