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Class of 2016 PRE-REGISTRATION 2014-2015

Class of 2016 PRE-REGISTRATION 2014-2015. Student Services Department Riverside Brookfield High School December 2 nd and 3 rd. Appointment Pass. Registration dates. Begins on December 4 th Ends on December 13 th Be on time for your appointment Be prepared with a completed form.

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Class of 2016 PRE-REGISTRATION 2014-2015

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  1. Class of 2016PRE-REGISTRATION 2014-2015 Student Services Department Riverside Brookfield High School December 2nd and 3rd

  2. Appointment Pass

  3. Registration dates • Begins on December 4th • Ends on December 13th • Be on time for your appointment • Be prepared with a completed form

  4. Registration form

  5. Registration Form

  6. Curriculum Guide • A copy of the 2014-15 Curriculum Guide can be viewed and downloaded from the RB website.

  7. JUNIOR Year classes • 1.0 Credit in English/American Studies • 1.0 Credit in Math • 1.0 Credit in Science • 1.0 Credit in U.S. History/American Studies • 1.0 Credit P.E. or 0.5 Credit (if in Marching Band) • 1.0 Credit or .50 Credit in CAP • Electives (World Language, Applied Arts, Fine Arts) • Pay attention to graduation requirements • Be sure to list alternative classes, especially P.E.

  8. Graduation requirements

  9. Elective Opportunities • English Electives • Clarion • Rouser • Debate • Creative Writing • Journalism • Film Studies • World Language • Spanish, French, German & Heritage Speakers • Social Studies • Urban Studies, Psychology, Sociology, AP Psych

  10. Elective Opportunities • Applied Arts • Business & Technology • Family & Consumer Science • Industrial Technology • Technology Education • Television Arts Production • Fine Arts • Music • Art • Dance • Theater

  11. recommendations • Your current teacher made recommendations in the following subject areas: • English (Regular, Honors, or AP) • Math (Regular, Honors, or AP) • Science (Regular or Honors) • Social Studies (Regular, Honors, or AP) • World Language (Level II, III or IV) • Teachers may have suggested classes in: • Applied Arts • Fine Arts • Wellness (Honors Leaders Training)

  12. Level change requests

  13. Taking a rigorous schedule • Junior year is a very important year academically. • Colleges will use your 6th semester transcript for admission consideration. • Consider your post-secondary plans • 4-year college • 2-year college • Trade school • Military • Work

  14. Summer school opportunities • Fine Arts Survey (A proficiency exam is also offered once each semester. 2nd semester date TBD) • Failed courses from previous years.

  15. schedule changes • Course verifications will be mailed home in late March/early April. • Student will be given approximately 7 days to make course changes. • After the deadline, “change of mind” schedule change requests will not be honored.

  16. Questions

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