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- 2. Got Questions? We’ve Got Answers!
- 3. Where to Find Your Registration Guide Roanoke County Public School webpage Hidden Valley High School webpage
- 4. Graduation Requirements – Rising 12th Page 3 STANDARD DIPLOMA ADVANCED DIPLOMA Subject Area Credits Subject Area Credits English 4 English 4 Math 3 Math 4 Science 3 Science 4 Social Science 3 Social Science 4 Health/PE 2 Health/PE 2 Fine Art/Career & Tech Ed 2 Fine Art/Career & Tech Ed 1 Electives (NOTE: 2 must be sequential) 4 Electives 2 or 3 Personal Finance 1 World Language 3 of 1 language 2 of 2 languages 3 or 4 Personal Finance 1 TOTAL 22 TOTAL 26
- 5. STANDARD DIPLOMA ADVANCED DIPLOMA Subject Area Credits Subject Area Credits English 4 English 4 Math 3 Math 4 Science 3 Science 4 Social Science 3 Social Science 4 Health/PE 2 Health/PE 2 Fine Art/Career & Tech Ed 2 Fine Art/Career & Tech Ed 1 Electives (NOTE: 2 must be sequential) 4 Electives 2 or 3 Economics & Personal Finance 1 World Language 3 of 1 language 2 of 2 languages 3 or 4 Economics & Personal Finance 1 TOTAL 22 TOTAL 26 Graduation Requirements – Rising 9th – 11th page 4
- 6. Verified Credits/SOLs Requirements page 5 STANDARD DIPLOMA ADVANCED DIPLOMA Subject Area Verified Credits Subject Area Verified Credits English 2 English 2 Math 1 Math 2 Science 1 Science 2 Social Science 1 Social Science 2 Student Choice 1 Student Choice 1 TOTAL 6 TOTAL 9 Remember: Every course does not have an SOL attached to it so be certain that you are enrolled in classes which satisfy the verified credits you need.
- 7. 1.0 Credit Courses ($400 unless student enrolls in a study hall) Geometry Algebra II Precalculus AP English 11 & 12 English 11 & 12 – College Bound US/VA History US/VA Government AP US/VA Government Earth Science Pre-AP Earth Science Ecology Economics & Personal Finance Dual Enrollment Economics and Personal Finance Dual Enrollment US/VA Government – Fall and Spring Sessions AP Psychology (supplemental only) RCPS Virtual High School page 9
- 8. All students have the option to take 2 free virtual high school courses per year. (Must have a study hall in schedule) Rising 9th – 11th graders must complete 1 virtual course before they graduate. Rising 9th – 11th graders: Economics and Personal Finance includes an online component, which satisfies the virtual course requirement. AP Psychology is only available as a supplemental course which means the student must pay $400. RCPS Virtual High School page 9
- 9. Let’s Make a Schedule! Enroll in up to 8 credit- bearing courses Enroll in study halls or remediation blocks to get extra help Be sure to have selections for all 8 blocks during your registration appointment. PLUS 6 VIABLE BACK-UP ELECTIVES! BACK-UP ELECTIVES 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 2015-2016 CLASS SCHEDULE 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8.
- 10. Let’s Make a Schedule: Core Courses SUBJECT AREA AVAILABLE COURSES ENGLISH General English 9, 10, 11, & 12 College Bound English 10, 11, & 12 Pre-AP English 9 & 10 AP English 11 & 12 Dual Enrollment English 12 MATHEMATICS Algebra I, Algebra I – DB, Geometry, Geometry – DB, Computer Math, AFDA, Algebra II, College Algebra, Pre-Calculus, AP Statistics, AP or Dual Calculus AB , AP or Dual Calculus BC SCIENCE Earth Science, Pre-AP Earth Science Biology, Pre-AP Biology, AP or Dual Biology College Bound Chemistry, Pre-AP Chemistry, AP Chemistry Biology 2: Ecology Biology 2: Anatomy & Physiology Physics, AP Physics SOCIAL STUDIES World Geography, Pre-AP World Geography, Pre-AP World History I, World History II, Pre-AP World History & Geography II, AP World History US/VA History, Dual US/VA History, AP US /VA History US/VA Government, Dual US/VA Government, AP US Government
- 11. Electives Pages numbers on each slide directs you to the course descriptions in the registration guide
- 12. Air Force JROTC page 41 – 42 Aerospace Science 100 Aerospace Science 300 Aerospace Science 400 Aerospace Science 600 Program housed at William Byrd High School. Will be equivalent to 2 blocks in student schedule and students must provide their own transportation to & from the program.
- 13. Art page 18 Art I Art II Art III Art IV AP Studio Art Computer Graphics I & II Digital Photography I & II
- 14. Business & Information Technology page 34 Principles of Business and Marketing – Grades 9-12 Information Technology Fundamentals – Grades 9-10 **MS Office and Beyond – Grades 9-12 *Economics and Personal Finance – Grades 9-12 *Accounting – Grades 10-12 (COE option) *Advanced Accounting – Grades 10-12 (COE option) *Business Law – Grades 10-12 (COE option) *COE option- students receive 2 credits *Dual enrollment option – students receive college credit If you have any questions about our classes, please email me at rboone@rcs.k12.va.us or stop by and see me in room 212! Have a great day!
- 15. English page 19 – 20 Photojournalism I (Yearbook) Photojournalism II Photojournalism III Photojournalism IV
- 16. English page 19 – 20 o Journalism I (Newspaper) o Journalism II o Journalism III o Journalism IV Check out HVHS’s newspaper at: http://www.titantimes.org/
- 17. English page 19 – 20 Theater Arts I – IV
- 18. Family & Consumer Science page 35 – 37 Nutrition & Wellness Intro to Culinary Arts Teachers for Tomorrow Child Development
- 19. Mathematics page 21 – 25 Pre-AP Computer Programming AP Computer Science AP Statistics AP/Dual Calculus AB or BC
- 20. Marketing page 36 Introduction to Marketing (9th – 12th) Marketing (11th – 12th) Sports, Entertainment, & Recreation Marketing (11th – 12th) Advanced Marketing (12th) Entrepreneurship (10th – 12th)
- 21. Concert Band or Symphonic with/without Marching Stage Band (Jazz Band) Music Theory with Guitar Mixed Chorus Music page 25 - 26
- 22. Science page 26 – 29 Biology 2: Ecology Biology 2: Anatomy & Physiology AP/Dual Biology AP Chemistry AP Physics
- 23. Social Studies page 29 – 31 Psychology & Sociology AP Psychology – Supplemental ONLY - $400.00
- 24. Study Halls & Remediation Blocks Full Year
- 25. Early Release Early release will only be requested for Junior & Senior students in a co-op program. If a senior has a study hall at the beginning or end of either day and is not involved in a co/op program, he/she may apply to Ms. Stegall for early release. If a student, does not have a study hall at the beginning or end of the day, schedules will not be changed.
- 26. Digital Photography Digital Photography & 3D Animation Geospatial Technology* CAD & Technical Drawing* Engineering Drawing* Architectural Drawing* * = Dual Enrollment optional Technology Education page 37 – 39
- 27. French I – AP German IV – AP Latin I – Survey of Latin Literature through AP Latin Spanish I – AP Bonjour ¡Hola! Guten Tag Salve World Languages pages 31 – 33
- 28. Specialty Programs pages 10 – 16 Burton Center for Arts & Technology (pg. 12-16) If you are interested in a BCAT program, be sure to tell your counselor during your registration appointment. Applications are available in the counseling office Burton registration will take place at a later date Governor’s School for Science & Technology (pg. 10) Applications available at Gov School Informational Meetings ONLY Virginia Western Regional Academy for Advanced Technology (pg. 10 & 11) Mechatronics, Engineering, & Pre-Health
- 29. Burton Programs page 39 – 41 Specialty Centers (p. 12-16) Engineering Mass Communication Performing Arts Visual Arts Auto Service Technology Building Trades Computer Information Technology Cosmetology Criminal Justice Culinary Arts Digital & Web Design Early Childhood Education Floral Design Game Design & Programming Landscaping/ Turf Management Masonry Mechatronics/Robotics Motorsports Technology Teaching Internship Welding
- 30. At any time, administration reserves the right to drop an elective choice and add a mandatory remediation period if we believe extra support will benefit your academic success at Hidden Valley High School. An Important Message from Administration
- 31. Course Request Changes If you would like to make changes to your course request after your registration appointment, you must complete the COURSE REQUEST CHANGE FORM, have it signed by your parent, & returned to the Counseling Department by March 2, 2015. The form is in the counseling lobby as well as on the counseling webpage.
- 32. 2015-2016 Schedule Changes page 2 Requests for changes to a student’s schedule will be considered ONLY under the following circumstances: a. Failure of a course that is a prerequisite for a schedule course or a graduation requirement b. Human or computer error c. Grouping adjustments and/or balancing class sizes d. Recommendations of the Child Study Committee or IEP Committee
- 33. Teacher Rec Day & Registration Teacher Recommendation Day January 12th & 13th Registration will be through your English classes during the following time: Rising 9th: January 26 – 28 @ HV Middle School Rising 10th: January 22 – 23 & February 2 – 3 Rising 11th: January 14 – 16 & 21 Rising 12th: February 6 – 11 All dates are tentative & subject to change due to inclement weather.
- 34. PTSO Curriculum/Elective Fair Tuesday, January 20, 2015 6:30 – 7:15 – Titan Registration Presentation – HVHS Auditorium 7:15 – 8:00 – Curriculum Elective Fair in Commons (HVHS Cafeteria) Teachers will be available to answer questions about the different levels and electives offered within their department. Counselors will be available to answer questions about graduation requirements and AP/Dual Enrollment curriculum.
- 35. Before your registration appointment… • Talk to your parents about the registration process • Ask questions • Think about your personal goals • Review the registration guide • Select 6 elective options
- 36. This presentation will be available on the Hidden Valley’s Webpage. CHECK IT OUT TODAY!
Editor's Notes
- Today, we will be presenting the information you will need to prepare for the upcoming Titan Registration. Before we get started, make sure you have out a piece of paper and a pencil because you’ll probably want jot down notes about courses, & later in the presentation, we’ll be creating YOUR dream schedule for next year.
- :18 We know that sometimes registration can be confusing & you want to make the right decisions for your future. If you have questions after this presentation, visit the Counseling webpage. If you can’t find the answers you are looking for there, Mrs. McCall, Mrs. Milam, & Mrs. Taylor are always happy to help.
- :24The best resource for registration is the Roanoke County Registration Guide. The guide is available 24 hours a day on the Roanoke County Public Schools webpage. The registration guide gives details about every class offered here at Hidden Valley as well as other important information about your education such as graduation requirements.
- The most important aspect of registration is making sure you enroll in the classes you need to receive the diploma of your choice. There are two types of diplomas – Standard and Advanced Studies. Both diploma types require 4 years of English; however, a Standard diploma requires less Math, Science, & Social Science than an Advanced Studies Diploma. Another major difference between the two diploma types is a Standard Diploma does not require World Language; an Advanced Studies Diploma does. Both diplomas require two full credits of Health & PE as well as ONE credit Personal Finance before graduation.
- The rising 9th through 11th grade classes have slightly different requirements than the class of 2016. In order to achieve the Standard Diploma, students in these grades must pass an Industry Certification Exam in a Career and Technical course in addition to the sequential elective requirement. Grades 9 through 11 are required to complete an online course before graduation. If you take the face to face economics and personal finance class, you will satisfy this requirement.
- In addition to passing the necessary classes for graduation, all students must acquire Verified Credits. That means students must pass the class as well as the SOL in certain subject areas. For a Advanced Studies Diploma, students must have 9 verified credits prior to graduation – 2 in each subject area & 1 student choice. For a Standard Diploma, 6 verified credits are required – 2 in English, 1 in each subject area, & 1 student choice, Remember: Every course does not have an SOL attached to it, so be certain that you are enrolled in classes which satisfy the verified credits you need.
- Roanoke County offers many Virtual courses. All Roanoke County students are able to take two FREE virtual courses. Students will be required to take a study hall per virtual course in order to participate. If you want to take an online course as a supplemental course during the summer or during the school year the cost is $400 for one full credit course.
- Rising 9th through 11th grade students will be required to complete 1 virtual course to fulfill graduation requirements for both standard and advanced diplomas. AP Psychology is a course offering, but will not be available to take as the free course. If you are interested in taking the free or supplemental virtual course, please tell your counselor at your registration appointment. Free Virtual courses must be requested during registration. Any late requests will result in the student being charged the supplemental fee.
- Now that we’ve reviewed the requirements for graduation, let’s start making your dream schedule. Be sure to write down all of the core courses you plan to take next year along with 6 additional elective options. Bring this paper with you to your registration appointment so that you are prepared.
- First, let’s choose an English course that’s right for you. English offers classes ranging from General to AP in each grade level. Write down the course you hope to take next year. Now, write down the next level of math that you plan to take. This could be any course from Algebra I to AP Calculus. There are a wide variety of Science courses – everything from Earth Science to Biology to Chemistry or even an AP science class could be an option here. Social Science is the last core subject area. Write down the course you plan to take – Juniors, don’t forget you are required to sign up for US/VA History. Seniors – you should be signing up for a Government class to take care of your graduation requirements Now that you have all of your core classes written down, let’s look at the elective options for next year. Don’t forget everyone MUST have 6 back up electives when they arrive to their registration appointment.
- At this point in the presentation, you will hear a short overview of the course electives offered at Hidden Valley High School and throughout Roanoke County Public Schools. The presentation will be available on the website if you need to review it with your parents before meeting with your counselor. The page numbers on each of the slides directs you the course descriptions in the registration guide. Once again, you can find the registration guide on Roanoke County and Hidden Valley’s web sites.
- We are excited to announce that the Air Force JROTC will be a course offering next year. The AFJROTC is a program which promotes citizenship, character, leadership, and fitness while also educating students on aerospace technology. Being enrolled in the JROTC program does not mean you have to enlist in the military; however, completing the Air Force JROTC program holds many benefits to those who plan to enlist in the military after high school or participate in a college-based ROTC program by improving their initial military ranking upon enlistment. Be sure to know that students in this program will be required to wear an official Air Force JROTC uniform once per week as well as provide their own transportation to and from the program.
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- Introduction to Culinary Arts is offered to students in grades 9-12. This course focuses on Foods and Nutrition issues, meal management, food preparation, and planning. We will explore international and gourmet culinary techniques and classic preparation of foods. Introduction to Design, focusing on Fashion and Interiors is offered to students in grades 9-12. This course focuses on the overall career areas in both industries, while practicing skills needed for clothing construction and developing floor plans and design boards. The Teachers for Tomorrow program provides an introduction in training to those interested in teaching any grade level and any subject area. We will focus on the developmental aspects of children grades K-12. We will practice teaching skills and strategies in class and then you will practice them in an actual classroom within a local elementary or middle school. This course is available for students in grades 11 and 12. The Nutrition and Wellness course focuses on developmental skills needed to be your own professional life coach, while promoting a healthy body image. We will explore good nutritional decision making, lifestyle choices, and resource management. We will prepare foods and practice stress relief activities as well as meditation. This course is available for students in grades 9-12. The Child Development Course is offered to students in grades 9-12. This class is going to focus on the overall development and growth of children and parental responsibilities. The use of the mechanical babies will be used to emphasize responsibility.
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- :13 Students can also sign up for study halls. You don’t get credit for study halls, but you do get an opportunity to get extra help, work on homework, & most importantly keep your grades high!
- Some Juniors or Seniors may be eligible for an Early Release – which means the student gets to leave school a block or two early if he or she has consistent transportation. Early release can only be requested by students in a co-op course during the registration period. Seniors who happen to have a study hall at the beginning or end of their schedule, can apply to Ms. Stegall for early release. Students must be in good standing with academics, discipline and attendance throughout the school year in order to keep an early release. The administrators can revoke the early release if the criteria are not continuously met. The ability for a student to have early release depends on the other courses in his or her schedule. Schedules will not be changed to allow for early release.
- :19 There are several classes offered in the Technology Education department. Classes range from digital photography to Engineering & Architecture. If you have questions about any of these classes, see Mr. Allen in Room 303.
- In addition to regular electives, there are also a number of a specialty programs students can enroll in such as the Burton Center for Arts & Technology, the Regional Governor’s School, & the Virginia Western Regional Academy for Advanced Technology. Students interested in attending Burton or the Virginia Western Academy should tell their counselor during their registration appointment. All Burton blocks will be during the regular school day & school bus transportation will be provided. Students interested in attending the Regional Governor’s School should attend the informational meetings to get an application. The dates for meetings are posted on the Counseling webpage.
- Burton has many programs that may be of interest to you. If these programs are of interest to you, be sure to let your counselor know. Check the registration guide for descriptions of each of the Burton programs.
- While we encourage all students to select electives of interest to them, please be aware of this important message from administration. “At any time, administration reserves the right to drop an elective choice and add in an mandatory remediation period if we believe extra support will benefit your academic success at Hidden Valley High School.”
- We understand that you may change your mind about some of your course requests after your initial registration appointment. If you would like to make changes to your course request, you must complete the course request change form, have it signed by your parent or guardian & return it to the Counseling Department by the date indicated on this PowerPoint and the course request change form. Forms are available in the counseling lobby as well as on the counseling webpage.
- Next year, schedule changes will be very limited. Schedule changes will only be considered in compliance with the Roanoke County Public Schools Schedule change policy. If you have questions, please read the letter from Dr. Nicely in the front of the registration guide which reviews the policy and discusses the reasoning for limited schedule changes during the upcoming school year.
- Titan Registration officially begins with Teacher Recommendation Day. Teacher Recommendation Day will be on January 12th & 13th. Students’ registration meetings will be held through all English classes. The rising 9th graders will meet with their counselor January 26th through 28th at Hidden Valley MIDDLE School. The rising 10th graders will meet with their counselor January 22 - 23 and February 2 - 3. The rising 11th graders will register January 14 - 16 & 21 . The rising 12th graders will have their meetings February 6 - 11. All dates are subject to change in the event of inclement weather.
- Please be sure you are prepared for your registration meeting. You will feel more confident about your course request if you have taken the time to adequately prepare for your counseling meeting.
- Registration appointments will be held mainly through English classes. English teachers will have the registration appointment schedules available closer to each grade levels registration week. Appointments will be 10 minutes each. Please be prepared, and we can’t wait to help you register for the upcoming school year.