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High School
Ages: 14-18 years old
Freshman: 14-15
Sophomore: 15-16
Junior: 16-17
Senior: 17-18
Obligatory until ages 16-18 (depending on state)
Graduation results in a Diploma
Telstar Regional High School

Routine
Schedule: 8:00am-2:30pm
Day A:
Homeroom: 8:00-8:10
Class 1: 8:15-9:35
Class 2: 9:40-11:00
Class 3: 11:05-12:25
Lunch: 12:30-1:05
Class 4: 1:10-2:30 Classes:
Math (core)
Science (core)
History (core)
English (core)
Physical Education
Health
Art
Music
Foreign Language
Computer Technology
Wood/Metalworking
Day B:
Homeroom: 8:00-8:10
Class 5: 8:15-9:35
Class 6: 9:40-11:00
Class 7: 11:05-12:25
Lunch: 12:30-1:05
Class 8: 1:10-2:30

Fall Sports
Football
Soccer Field Hockey
Cross-Country Running

Nordic Skiing
Alpine
Skiing
Basketball
Winter Sports

Softball
Spring Sports
Baseball
Track
Volleyball
Cheerleading
Swimming
Tennis
Others

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High school

1. American Culture: High School

2. High School Ages: 14-18 years old Freshman: 14-15 Sophomore: 15-16 Junior: 16-17 Senior: 17-18 Obligatory until ages 16-18 (depending on state) Graduation results in a Diploma Telstar Regional High School

3. Routine Schedule: 8:00am-2:30pm Day A: Homeroom: 8:00-8:10 Class 1: 8:15-9:35 Class 2: 9:40-11:00 Class 3: 11:05-12:25 Lunch: 12:30-1:05 Class 4: 1:10-2:30 Classes: Math (core) Science (core) History (core) English (core) Physical Education Health Art Music Foreign Language Computer Technology Wood/Metalworking Day B: Homeroom: 8:00-8:10 Class 5: 8:15-9:35 Class 6: 9:40-11:00 Class 7: 11:05-12:25 Lunch: 12:30-1:05 Class 8: 1:10-2:30

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