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This document provides information about registering for courses for 9th grade at ISB High School. It outlines the registration schedule, required courses, elective options, and graduation requirements. Students are instructed to plan their 4-year course plan, read the program of studies, and discuss their course selections with parents and counselors before registering online using PowerSchool between March 11-16. The International Baccalaureate Diploma program starting in 11th grade is also mentioned.
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- 2. Agenda Introductions Registration Requirements Process Grading About the HS Questions
- 4. March 3 Grade 8 student meeting on HS registration
- 5. March 11 Registration Window opens in PowerSchool
- 8. What is a realistic academic load?
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- 12. Math (by Grade 8 teacher recommendation)
- 13. Science 9
- 14. PE 9
- 15. Choices
- 16. Electives (2) (Language Recommended)
- 18. Support courses EAL will be assigned by teachers – if you take EAL, sign up for electives, but they will be replaced by EAL classes Students requiring I.S. support will be assigned by teachers – sign up for electives, but one will be replaced by I.S. class
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- 21. Drawing*
- 22. Painting*
- 25. Photo I/II
- 26. 3-D modeling
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- 31. HS Dance
- 32. Class voice
- 33. Les Chanteuses
- 34. King’s Men
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- 41. Failure to select an alternates indicates you want the administration to select alternate courses for you.
- 42. This would happen only if you can not get into a class for some reason
- 46. … you have completed your planning sheet
- 51. Talk to an HS counselor
- 52. Talk to your parents
- 53. You can go back in and resubmit
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- 58. About the HS The Schedule Four periods a day Different classes the next day (odd and even days) 85 minute classes 50 minute Lunch Assemblies and other meetings once a week
- 59. About the HS Flex Time Monday – Thursday 2:15 to 3:15 Time for students to see teachers for help Clubs
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