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1. High School Course Selection

   Class of 2018Presented by: Durant high school guidance Department

2. School Counseling Department Kimberly Moresco (A-C) kimberly.moresco@sdhc.k12.fl.us Ext. 244 CarlisiaSheperd (D-H) carlisia.sheperd@sdhc.k12.fl.us Ext.247 Cynthia Sherry (I-O) cynthia.sherry@sdhc.k12.fl.us Ext. 245 Tammy Hanby (Department Head/ P-R) tammy.hanby@sdhc.k12.fl.us Ext. 242 Angel Vazquez (S-Z/ELL & AVID) angel1.vazquez@sdhc.k12.fl.us Ext. 246 FranciDupre (College & Career Counselor) franci.dupre@sdhc.k12.fl.us Ext. 249
3. Graduation Requirements*
4. Seven Periods equal seven courses Typical high school day English Math Science Social Studies Reading HOPE/ Performing Arts World Language/Elective 7 periods in a school day 1st period starts 7:30 a.m. 2nd period Homeroom 3rd period 4th period 5th period Lunch 6th period 7th period ends 3:00 p.m. Typical Freshman schedule
5. English courses Reading course: DETERMINED BY 8TH Grade FCAT Score All 9th graders will have a year long Reading Course English I Regular/Honors English I through ESOL Intensive Reading I Read 180 Intensive Reading A Advanced Communication Methodology Advance Reading Semantics & Logic Writing I Courses Available to Freshman
6. Math Courses Science courses Intensified Algebra (A & B) (Level 1-8th grade FCAT) Algebra I (Level 2- 8th grade FCAT) Liberal Arts Math (if required based on EOC performance) Geometry Regular/Honors Algebra II Regular/Honors Biology I Regular/Honors AP Biology & Biology II Courses Available to Freshman
7. Social Studies courses Physical Education US Government Regular/Honors AP Human Geography (elective option) Health Opportunities through Physical Education (HOPE) courses Available to Freshman
8. World language courses American Sign Language I French I Latin I Spanish I Regular/Honors Spanish I for Spanish Speakers courses Available to Freshman
9. Elective Options Elective Options English Electives: Theatre I (Drama) Acting I Journalism I Creative Writing I,II Air Force ROTC Abribusiness Art Business Technology Drivers Educ (Must be 15- $40) Family and Consumer Sciences Music/Fine Arts Physical Education Public Service Occupations Technology Education What ELECTIVES Interest you?
10. Algebra I Geometry Physical Science Ag Science Foundations Spanish I Earning the credit in the above courses will place you in the next level for that subject area. Transferable credits
11. Got to Virtual Login @ www.online.mysdhc.org Follow directions to creating a new account Choose Hillsborough as your county Choose student type as “Public” Pick your class(es) Include a start date Choose FLVS or HVS FLVS/HVS will assign a teacher, who will contact the student for Welcome Call Virtual school: How to enroll
12. Course selection sheet:

    Creating your schedule

13. * indicates a ½ credit course (one semester in length) PF = Performing Arts Credit (1 credit required to graduate) S = Summer Assignment ** These courses are blocked for two class periods 2 year of ROTC = HOPE and PF Credit TA = Teacher Approval Be sure to select Alternates Parent and Student Signature and Date Required Things to Remember
14. 1. English: English I or English I Honors 2. Math: Algebra I/ Intensified Algebra 3. Science: Biology or Biology Honors 4. Social Studies: US Government or US Government Honors 5. Reading 6. HOPE or Performing Arts 7. Elective Alternatives: 1.Elective 2. Elective Student with NO incoming credits
15. 1. English: English I or English I Honors 2. Math: Geometry Regular/Honors or Algebra II Regular/Honors 3. Science: Biology Regular/Honors 4. Social Studies: US Government Regular/Honors or AP Human Geography 5. Reading 6. Foreign Language: Level II (Spanish) 7. HOPE or Performing Arts Alternatives: 1. Elective 2. Elective Student WITH incoming credits