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Registration 201 4 -201 5

Registration 201 4 -201 5. Central Cabarrus High School. Who is my Counselor??. A-G: Ms. Felker H-O: Ms. Brand P-Z: Mr. Witkowski. What will you get today?. Registration Work Sheet AP form (if planning to take an AP Course). Registration Time Line.

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Registration 201 4 -201 5

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  1. Registration 2014-2015 Central Cabarrus High School

  2. Who is my Counselor?? • A-G: Ms. Felker • H-O: Ms. Brand • P-Z: Mr. Witkowski

  3. What will you get today? • Registration Work Sheet • AP form (if planning to take an AP Course)

  4. Registration Time Line • February 10th – February 14 all 2nd period classes will attend an assembly for students to receive materials and instructions • February 24th-March 27th Students will meet individually with counselors during 1st , 2nd and 4th period classes to review registration choices and finalize their class selections. • In May Each student will be given a Course Selection Confirmation Sheet during period 2. This step will allow students to review their selections and look for errors in their selections. Students must return the confirmation sheets signed by a parent. • Summer “Face to Face” schedule change appointments (Dates are TBD) may be made with Student Services by calling Ms. Debi Rhodes 704-786-0125 Ext. 7146

  5. Promotion Requirements • 9th to 10th • Earn six credits (6) in any courses • 10th to 11th • Earn thirteen credits (13) in any courses • 11th to 12th • Earn nineteen (19) credits in any courses

  6. Graduation Requirements: Math Sequence: 27 Units required • Four Math Courses: • Math I, Math II, Math III, AFM/Pre-Calc • 4 English • 4 Math • 3 Social studies: World History, Civics, US History (class of 2016 needs one add. US History • 3 Science: Earth/Env., Biology, Physics or Chemistry • Health and PE 9 • 4 Courses in Concentration Area • 8 General electives

  7. Foreign Language • Is it needed to graduate? • No, to graduate from high school (FRC) • Yes, if you are attending a 4 year college/university • Yes, if World Language is your Cluster Area

  8. Clusters: Career & Technical Education • Clusters Must have four courses in one of the following pathways: • Agriculture, Food and Natural Resources • Architecture and Construction • Arts, Audio/Video Technology • Health Science • Finance • Business Management & Administration • Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics

  9. Other Cluster Areas • Performing and Visual Arts • 4 Band/Choir /Art/Ceramics • World Languages • 2-4 years (in high school) + Supporting courses • ROTC • ROTC I-IV • This is the only cluster that can include one unit of PE (ie… ROTC I,II,III and Adv. PE) PE COURSES ARE NOT A CLUSTER OPTION

  10. Schedule Changes • Students should make their course selections after much thought and planning. Schedule change requests should be rare. If a schedule needs changing it MUST be requested and changed in the Summer by making an appointment to see their counselor. • Schedule changes in the Fall will only be granted due to administrative error.

  11. What classes do I pick?? • 8 classes and 4 alternative classes • Alternatives should be courses that you want to take, please choose by order of preference. • 1 core class per subject • 1 English, 1 Math, 1 Science, 1 Social Studies • Only Juniors and Seniors are eligible to take Office Practice/Library Assistant. This in a non-credit course.

  12. Pre-Requisites for Classes& Classes with Fees • Some classes have pre- requisites that need to be completed • Example: Art II and Ceramics must have Art I completed • Example: Apparel II must have Apparel I completed • Some classes have fees • Apparel Development • Ceramics • Advanced Placement requires fee for Exam

  13. Courses Requiring Application Process: • RCCC Career and College Promise • Yearbook • Broadcasting • Leadership • Weight Training • Pharmacy Tech, Nursing Fundamentals • Office Practices • CTE Internship, Apprenticeship/Co-op must see Ms. Dellinger for information and application. • All Advanced Performing and Visual Arts courses require a recommendation from current art teacher.

  14. “Doubling Up” & Eligibility for Honors and AP Courses • At registration students may not “Double up” and select two classes in a subject area (example: Math II and Math III or Spanish II and III) You may only sign up for one. At summer drop/add students may add the second class if there is room in those courses. • Eligibility for Honors Courses/AP courses – Minimum grade of 85 in Honors prerequisite course or grade of 93 in standard level prerequisite course.

  15. When should you submit your registration form? • Due by February 19th to your second period teacher • NO Registration Card = COUNSELOR MAKES YOUR Schedule AND NO CLASS CHANGES WILL BE ACCEPTED

  16. Career/College Promise (CCP) • Juniors and Seniors (must be at least 16 years old) • Cosmetology, HVAC, Simulation Game Design, English 111, Psychology and more… • Take course at Community college • Some are online, some are on Campus • Must have reliable transportation • Must talk to counselor at registration appointment.

  17. NCVPS • North Carolina Virtual Public School (online) • Take summer courses • Take online course in the fall or spring in addition to courses at CCHS • Take classes from home computer • Must have reliable internet connection • Must have reliable email address • www.NCVPS.org • Must talk to counselor at registration appt.

  18. Courses at other schools • Students interested in taking classes at other high schools such as: • Culinary Arts HRHS • Fire Safety CHS • Automotive JMRHS • AP Courses not offered at CCHS (Select High Schools) Mention your interest to your counselor at individual appt. and changes are confirmed in the summer. These courses do require a travel period.

  19. Flex requests • All rising Seniors must select 8 classes at registration. If a rising Senior wishes to FLEX (not have a period 1 or 4) or request to be a January Grad and complete required courses in the Fall) they must complete a FLEX application in the Summer (Available in the Student Services Office) to do so.

  20. Central Cabarrus Website • Website: Registration Information: http://www.cabarrus.k12.nc.us/domain/6161 click on “2013-2014 Registration”

  21. What do I do now? • Use your Registration worksheet to plan your course selections. • Obtain and complete your applications and/or recommendation forms. • Have your completed worksheets with you at your next registration session.

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