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Our Mission:

Southport High School serves our diverse community by developing independent thinkers who excel in an ever-changing world.

Core Values:

Integrity / Service / Perseverance / Social Conscience

Sense of Community / Responsibility for Growth

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Administration

Principal

Mrs. Amy Boone

Associate Principal

Mr. Eric Woodke

Assistant Principal

Mr. Joe Horvath

Assistant Principal

Mr. John Morse

Counseling Director

Mrs. Julie Fierce

Assistant Principal

Mr. Matt Weimer

Athletic Director

Mr. Tony Harris

Assistant Athletic Director

Mr. Brian Harbin

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Agenda

Visit to SMS

High School Terminology

Graduation Requirements

Four Year Plan Examples

Completing Scheduling Form

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SHS Scheduling at SMS

SHS Counselors will meet with all 8th graders during Math classes

Purpose: review scheduling requirements and collect student worksheet

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SHS Scheduling

“What did that counselor say?”

High School Terminology

Credit
Prerequisite
H - Honors
DC - Dual Credit
AP - Advanced Placement

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Graduation Pathways

Indiana requires students to complete 3 steps before graduation

Step 1:

Earn an Accredited Indiana High School Diploma

Step 2:

Students Must Show Employability Skills

Step 3: Postsecondary-Ready Competencies

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Graduation Pathways

Indiana requires students to complete 3 steps before graduation

Step 1:

Earn an Accredited Indiana High School Diploma

Step 2:

Students Must Show Employability skills

Step 3: Postsecondary-Ready Competencies

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New Diploma Requirements

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ENGLISH		PE/HEALTH
	2 credits: English 9 1 credit: Communications-focused 5 additional English credits		1 credit: Physical Education 1 credit: Health
MATH		COLLEGE AND CAREER
	2 credits: Algebra I 1 credit: Personal Finance 4 additional math credits		Preparing for College and Careers
SCI, TECH, & ENGINEERING		PERSONALIZED ELECTIVES
	2 credits: Biology I 1 credit: Computing Foundations 2 additional science credits 2 STEM-focused credits		Students are encouraged to utilize the new readiness-seals to align these personalized electives with their unique goals. Personalized electives can include a variety of courses, such as CTE, Performing or Fine Arts, and World Languages.
SOCIAL STUDIES
	2 credits: US History 1 credit: US Government 2 credits: World Perspectives

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Credits

STEP 1: DIPLOMA REQUIREMENTS

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Credits

07

Credits

05

Credits

02

Credits

01

Credit

12

Credits

= 42 Credits

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READINESS SEALS

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ENROLLMENT

Complete 4 World Language and 6 Social Studies credits

Complete 8 Math credits

Complete 6 science credits

Earn a C- or higher in all courses with at least a 3.0 GPA

Complete one of the following

Earn 4 credits in AP courses and take the AP Exam
Earn 6 college credits
Score a 1250 on SAT or a 26 on ACT
Or earn at least 3 college credits and 2 credits in AP courses

Earn the Honors Enrollment Seal, plus:

Earn a credential of value that may include, for example

Complete at least 75 hours of WBL

Demonstrate skill development in the following areas: Communication, Collaboration, and Work Ethic

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EMPLOYMENT

Complete a Concentrator

Complete 150 hours of Work Based Learning (WBL)

Demonstrate skill development in Communication, Collaboration, and Work Ethic

Meet attendance goal

Earn the Honors Employment Seal, plus:

Earn a market-driven credential of value* that may include, for example:

Indiana College Core
Advanced industry certificate

Complete a total of 650 hours of Work Based Learning (WBL)

Demonstrate skill development in Communication, Collaboration, Work Ethic, and any additional skills determined locally

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ENLISTMENT

Complete a Introduction to Public Service course or approved locally-created equivalent

Achieve a score of 31 on the ASVAB and complete one of the following:

All three components of the Career Exploration Program
A career exploration tool approved by IDOE

Meet attendance goal

Demonstrate skill development in Communication, Collaboration, and Work Ethic

Earn the Honors Enlistment Seal, plus:

Complete one of the following:

Achieve a score of 50 or higher on the ASVAB
Enrollment in ROTC at the collegiate level
Acceptance to a service academy

Demonstrate leadership through one of the following:

Completion of at least 100 hours of public service;
Holding a leadership role in a co/extracurricular activity;
Completion of two seasons of a team-based physical sport or activity

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Graduation Pathways

Indiana requires students to complete 3 steps before graduation

Step 1:

Earn an Accredited Indiana High School Diploma

Readiness Seal Earned

Step 2:

Students Must Show Employability Skills

Step 3: Postsecondary-Ready Competencies

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Graduation Pathways

Indiana requires students to complete 3 steps before graduation

Step 1:

Earn an Accredited Indiana High School Diploma

Step 2:

Students Must Show Employability Skills

Step 3: Postsecondary-Ready Competencies

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Step 2: Students Must Show Employability Skills Through ONE of the Following:

Project-Based Learning Experience
Complete certain project-based classes

Service-Based Learning Experience
Club, Sport, Community Service

3. Work-Based Learning

Experience

Internships, School-to-Career, Personal Job

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Graduation Pathways

Indiana requires students to complete 3 steps before graduation

Step 1:

Earn an Accredited Indiana High School Diploma

Step 2:

Students Must Show Employability Skills

Step 3: Postsecondary-Ready Competencies

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Step 3: Postsecondary-Ready Competencies

ACT (English: 18 OR Reading: 22 AND Math 22 OR Science 23) OR SAT (Reading and Writing: 480 AND Math: 530)
ASVAB (Minimum score of a 31)

Signed form of interest in exploring options of the military

State and Industry-Recognized Credential or Certification
Next Level Programs of Study/CTE Sequence

2-3 year commitment
Must pass classes with a C- average

AP/Dual Credit Courses (3 Courses Required)

Must pass classes with a C- average
Must take corresponding AP exam

Locally Created Sequence of Courses

Must pass classes with a C- average

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Step 3: Postsecondary-Ready Competencies

ACT (English: 18 OR Reading: 22 AND Math 22 OR Science 23) OR SAT (Reading and Writing: 480 AND Math: 530)
ASVAB (Minimum score of a 31)

Signed form of interest in exploring options of the military

State and Industry-Recognized Credential or Certification

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Step 3: Postsecondary-Ready Competencies

Next Level Programs of Study/CTE Sequence

2-3 year commitment
Must pass classes with a C- average

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NLPS CTE Concentrator Courses at SHS

Dep	Career Track	Principles Course	Concentrator A	Concentrator B
Business	Accounting	Princ. of Bus Management	Accounting Fundamentals	Advanced Accounting
Business	Business Administration	Princ. of Bus Management	Management Fundamentals	Accounting Fundamentals
Business	Marketing and Sales	Princ. of Bus Management	DC Marketing Fundamentals	Strategic Marketing
Business	Entrepreneurship	Principles of Entrepreneurship	New Venture Development	Small Business Operations
Engineer/Tech	Computer Science	Principles of Computing	Topics in Computer Science	Computer Science II
Engineer/Tech	Engineering	DC Introduction to Engineering	DC Principles of Engineering	Aerospace OR DC Civil Engineering
English	Radio / Television	Princ. of Broadcasting	Audio & Video Production Essentials	Mass Media Production
FCS	Hospitality Management	Princ. of Culinary and Hospitality	Nutrition	Hospitality Management
FCS	Early Childhood	Princ. of Early Childhood Education	Early Childhood Education Curriculum	Early Childhood Education Guidance
FCS	Human and Social Services	Princ. of Human Services	Fundamentals of Human Services	Adv Social and Community Services
Health Science	Exercise Science	Principles of Exercise Science	Kinesiology	Human Performance

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Grade 9		Grade 10
English a	English 9 a	English a	English 10 a
English b	English 9 b	English b	English 10 b
Math a	Algebra I a	Math a	Geometry I a
Math b	Algebra I b	Math b	Geometry I b
Science a	Biology a	Science a	ICP a
Science b	Biology b	Science b	ICP b
Soc Studies/Elective	Algebra 1 Lab a	Health/Elective	Health
Soc Studies/Elective	Algebra 1 Lab b	Speech/Elective	Speech
College/Career/Comp	PCC	Soc Studies/Elective	Geography a
PE/Speech/Elective	Elect PE-Beyond the Ball	Soc Studies/Elective	Geography b
Elective	Beginning Orchestra a	Elective	Principles of Broadcasting a
Elective	Beginning Orchestra b	Elective	Principles of Broadcasting a
Elective (St Hall)	Study Hall	Elective (St Hall)	Intermediate Orchestra a
Elective (St Hall)	Study Hall	Elective (St Hall)	Intermediate Orchestra b
Grade 11		Grade 12
English a	English 11 a	English a	English 12 a
English b	English 11 b	English b	English 12 b
Math a	Algebra II a	Math a	Trigonometry
Math b	Algebra II a	Math b	Probs and Stats
Science a	Earth and Space Science a	Govt	Government
Science b	Earth and Space Science b	Econ/PFR	Economics/PFR
US History a	US History a	Elective	Mass Media Production a
US History b	US History b	Elective	Mass Media Production b
Speech/Elective	Audio/Video Production Essential a	Elective	ASL II a
Elective	Audio/ Video Production Essential b	Elective	ASL II b
Elective	ASL I a	Elective	Work Based Learning
Elective	ASL I b	Elective	Work Based Learning
Elective (St Hall)	Study Hall	Elective (St Hall)	Work Based Learning
Elective (St Hall)	Study Hall	Elective (St Hall)	Work Based Learning

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Step 3: Postsecondary-Ready Competencies

AP/Dual Credit Courses (3 Courses Required)

Must pass classes with a C- average
Must take corresponding AP exam

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AP/DC Courses

Advanced Placement (AP) Courses:		Dual Credit (DC) Courses	College Course/ Credits		Dual Credit (DC) Courses	College Course/Credits
Biology	Physics I	Business Management: Principles	BUSN 101	3	English: Discovering Literature	L111	3
Calculus AB	PreCalculus	Business: Marketing Fundamentals	MKTG 101	3	English Composition*	W131	3
Calculus BC	Psychology	Business: Strategic Marketing	MKTG 201	3	English Literature*	L202	3
Chemistry	Research	Engineering: Introduction	DESN 101/113	6	English: Speech*	P155	3
English Language Comp	Seminar	Engineering: Principles	DESN 104	3	Math: Finite	M118	3
English Literature	Spanish IV	Engineering: Civil	DESN 105	3	Science: Chemistry	C101/121	5
Environmental Science	Statistics	Engineering: CIM	DESN 195/220	6	Science: Physics C (AP also)	P221	5
French IV	Studio 2D Art				US History I*	H105	3
German IV	US Gov*				US History II*	H106	3
Human Geography	US History	Central Nine (C-9) Career Center ***All courses
Macroecon*	World History				DC PARTNERS
Music Theory					INDIANA UNIVERSITY
		*1 semester courses			IVY TECH

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Grade 9		Grade 10
English a	English 9 a	English a	H English 10 a
English b	English 9 b	English b	H English 10 b
Math a	Algebra I a	Math a	Geometry I a
Math b	Algebra I b	Math b	Geometry I b
Science a	Biology a	Science a	ICP a
Science b	Biology b	Science b	ICP b
Soc Studies/Elective	World History a	Health/Elective	Journalism
Soc Studies/Elective	World History b	Speech/Elective	2D Art
College/Career/Comp	PCC	Soc Studies/Elective	3D Art
PE/Speech/Elective	Health	Soc Studies/Elective	Study Hall a
Elective	French 1 a	Elective	French II a
Elective	French 1 b	Elective	French II b
Elective (St Hall)	Study Hall a	Elective (St Hall)	Theater Arts I a
Elective (St Hall)	Study Hall b	Elective (St Hall)	Theater Arts I b
Grade 11		Grade 12
English a	AP Language a	English a	DC Composition (W131)
English b	AP Language b	English b	DC Speech (P155)
Math a	Algebra II a	Math a	Business Math a
Math b	Algebra II a	Math b	Business Math b
Science a	Environmental Science a	Govt	Government
Science b	Environmental Science b	Econ/PFR	Economics/PFR
US History a	DC US History a (H105)	Elective	Newspaper II a
US History b	DC US History b (H106)	Elective	Newspaper II b
Speech/Elective	Newspaper I a	Elective	Ethnic Studies
Elective	Newspaper I b	Elective	Ceramics
Elective	Elective Weights a	Elective	Piano
Elective	Elective Weights b	Elective	Adv Piano
Elective (St Hall)	Study Hall a	Elective (St Hall)	Study Hall
Elective (St Hall)	Study Hall b	Elective (St Hall)	Study Hall

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Step 3: Postsecondary-Ready Competencies

Locally Created Sequence of courses

Must pass classes with a C- average

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Locally Created Courses at SHS

LCC SHS	Career Track	Required Courses (Must complete 3 to 4 credits)	Advanced Coursework (Must complete 3 to 4 credits)	Other Electives (Must complete a portfolio)
Art	Fine Art	Intro 2D, Intro 3D, Princ. Bus OR Princ. Teaching	Drawing, Adv Draw, Acr/Oil Paint, Water Painting	AP Studio, Adv Draw, Adv Paint, Art History
Art	Sculpture Art	Intro 2D, Intro 3D, Princ. Bus OR Princ. Teaching	Jewelry, Sculpture, Fiber Art, Ceramics	Adv Ceramics, AP Studio
Music	Band / Orchestra	Beg, Inter, Princ. Bus OR Princ. Teaching	Advanced, AP Music Theory	Piano, App Music, Music Appreciation
Music	Applied Music	Beg, Adv, Princ. Bus OR Princ. Teaching	Music Appreciation, AP Music Theory	Choir, Band
Music	Choir	Beg, Inter, Princ. Bus OR Princ. Teaching	Vocal Jazz, Adv Show Choir, AP Music Theory	Speech, Creative Writing, Music Appr, Applied Music, Piano, Theater Arts Sp Topics
Music	Theater	Theater 1, Theater 2, Princ. Bus OR Princ. Teaching	Tech Theater, Theater Arts, Theater Production	Speech, Creative Writing, AP Music Theory

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Grade 9		Grade 10
English a	English 9 a	English a	English 10 a
English b	English 9 b	English b	English 10 b
Math a	Algebra I a	Math a	Geometry I a
Math b	Algebra I b	Math b	Geometry I b
Science a	Biology a	Science a	Chemistry I a
Science b	Biology b	Science b	Chemistry I b
Soc Studies/Elective	Geography a	Health/Elective	Speech
Soc Studies/Elective	Geography b	Speech/Elective	St. Hall
College/Career/Comp	PCC	Soc Studies/Elective	Geography a
PE/Speech/Elective	Health	Soc Studies/Elective	Geography b
Elective	Beginning Choir a	Elective	Intermediate Choir a
Elective	Beginning Choir b	Elective	Intermediate Choir b
Elective (St Hall)	Study Hall	Elective (St Hall)	Principles of Bus. Management a
Elective (St Hall)	Study Hall	Elective (St Hall)	Principles of Bus. Management b
Grade 11		Grade 12
English a	English 11 a	English a	English 12 a
English b	English 11 b	English b	English 12 b
Math a	Algebra II a	Math a	Business Math
Math b	Algebra II a	Math b	Business Math
Science a	Anatomy a	Govt	Government
Science b	Anatomy b	Econ/PFR	Economics/PFR
US History a	US History a	Elective	Intermediate Choir a
US History b	US History b	Elective	Intermediate Choir b
Speech/Elective	Intermediate Choir a	Elective	AP Human Geography
Elective	Intermediate Choir b	Elective	AP Human Geography
Elective	French I a	Elective	French II a
Elective	French 1 b	Elective	French II b
Elective (St Hall)	Study Hall	Elective (St Hall)	Study Hall
Elective (St Hall)	Study Hall	Elective (St Hall)	Study Hall

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Graduation Pathways

Indiana requires students to complete 3 steps before graduation

Step 1:

Earn an Accredited Indiana High School Diploma

Readiness Seal Earned

Step 2:

Students Must Show Employability Skills

Step 3: Postsecondary-Ready Competencies

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The Indiana College Core is a 30-credit block of general education coursework that transfers seamlessly among all Indiana public colleges and universities, as well as some private institutions.

By earning the Indiana College Core Certificate, students satisfy the foundational general education requirements, though some may require additional courses, such as personal finance or wellness, to fully meet their core curriculum.

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SOCIAL AND BEHAVIORAL WAYS OF KNOWING			Course #	Credits
	AP Human Geography
		AP Exam Score of 3	GEOG-UN 100	3
		AP Exam Score of 4 or 5	GEOG-G 110	3
	AP Macroeconomics
		AP Exam Score of 3	ECON-UN 100	3
		AP Exam Score of 4 or 5	ECON-E 202	3
	AP United States Government and Politics
		AP Exam Score of 3	POLS 100	3
		AP Exam Score of 4 or 5	POLS-Y 103	3
	AP United States History
		AP Exam Score of 3	HIST-UN 100	3
		AP Exam Score of 4 or 5	HIST-H 105/106	6
	DC US History I		HIST-H 105	3
	DC US History II		HIST-H 106	3
		Minimum Credits Needed:		6

SCIENTIFIC WAYS OF KNOWING			Course #	Credits
	AP Biology
		AP Exam Score of 4	BIOL-E 112	3
		AP Exam Score of 5	BIOL-E 111/112	6
	AP Chemistry
		AP Exam Score of 4	CHEM-C 101	3
		AP Exam Score of 5	CHEM-C 117	5
	AP Environmental Science
		AP Exam Score of 4 or 5	SPEA-E 272	3
	AP Physics I
		AP Exam Score of 3 or 4	PHYS-UN 100	3
		AP Exam Score of 5	PHYS-P 201	5
	AP Physics C: Electricity and Magnetism
		AP Exam Score of 3 or 4	PHYS-UN 100	3
		AP Exam Score of 5	PHYS-P 222	5
	AP Psychology
		AP Exam Score of 4 or 5	PSY-P 101	3
	DC Chemistry		CHEM-C 101/121	5
	DC Principles of Computing		CSCI-C 102	3
	DC Information Technology		INFO-I 101	3
	DC Networking		INFO-I 230	3
	DC Physics I		PHYS-P 221	5
		Minimum Credits Needed:		5

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WRITTEN COMMUNICATION			Course #	Credits
	AP English Language and Composition
		AP Exam Score of 3	ENG-X 101	3
		AP Exam Score of 4 or 5	ENG-W 131	3
	AP English Literature and Composition
		AP Exam Score of 3	ENG-X 101	3
		AP Exam Score of 4 or 5	ENG-L 198	3
	DC English Composition		ENG-W 131	3
		Minimum Credits Needed:		3

QUANTITATIVE REASONING			Course #	Credits
	AP PreCalculus AP Exam Score of 4 or 5 AP Calculus AB
		AP Exam Score of 3	MATH-UN 100	3
		AP Exam Score of 4 or 5	MATH-M 211	4
	AP Calculus BC
		AP Exam Score of 3	MATH-UN 100	3
		AP Exam Score of 4 or 5	MATH-M 211/212	8
	DC Finite Math		MATH-M 118	3
		Minimum Credits Needed:		3

HUMANISTIC AND ARTISTIC WAYS OF KNOWING			Course #	Credits
	AP Music Theory
		AP Exam Score of 3, 4, or 5	MUS-Z 111	3
	DC Discovering Literature		ENG-L 111	3
	DC Literary Interpretation		ENG-L 202	3
		Minimum Credits Needed:		6
Other Courses
**AP French (AP score of 3 = 3 cr; 4 or 5 = 6 cr)
**AP German (AP score of 3 = 8 cr; 4 = 11 cr; 5 =14cr)
**AP Spanish (AP score of 3 = 3 cr; 4 = 6 cr; 5 = 9 cr)
**AP Environmental Science (AP score of 3 = 3 cr) _____Total Credits (must total 30)
_____Total IU Credits (15 must be IU credits)

SPEAKING AND LISTENING			Course #	Credits
	DC Speech		COLL-P 155	3
		Minimum Credits Needed:		3

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Grade 9		Grade 10
English a	H/PreAP English 9 a	English a	H/PreAP English 10 a
English b	H/PreAP English 9 b	English b	H/PreAP English 10 b
Math a	H Geometry a	Math a	H Algebra II a
Math b	H Geometry b	Math b	H Algebra II b
Science a	H Biology a	Science a	DC Chemistry
Science b	H Biology b	Science b	DC Chemistry
Soc Studies/Elective	Beginning Band a	Health/Elective	Elective PE -Rec. sports
Soc Studies/Elective	Beginning Band b	Speech/Elective	Elective PE -Rec. sports
College/Career/Comp	PCC	Soc Studies/Elective	AP Human Geography a
PE/Speech/Elective	Health	Soc Studies/Elective	AP Human Geography b
Elective	Spanish 1 a	Elective	Spanish II a
Elective	Spanish 1 b	Elective	Spanish II b
Elective (St Hall)	Study Hall a	Elective (St Hall)	Beginning Band a
Elective (St Hall)	Study Hall b	Elective (St Hall)	Beginning Band b
Grade 11		Grade 12
English a	Adv English 11 a	English a	DC Comp (W131)
English b	DC Lit (L111)	English b	DC Lit. (L202)
Math a	AP Pre-Calculus	Math a	AP Calculus AB / DC Finite (M118)
Math b	AP Pre-Calculus	Math b	AP Calculus AB / DC Finite (M118)
Science a	Physics I a	Govt	AP Government
Science b	Physics I b	Econ/PFR	AP Macroeconomics/PFR
US History a	DC US History a (H105)	Elective	AP Spanish IV a
US History b	DC US History b (H106)	Elective	AP Spanish IV b
Speech/Elective	Intermediate Band a	Elective	Adv. Band a
Elective	Intermediate Band b	Elective	Adv. Band b
Elective	H Spanish III a	Elective	DC Speech (P155)
Elective	H Spanish III b	Elective	Topics in History a
Elective (St Hall)	Study Hall	Elective (St Hall)	Topics in History b
Elective (St Hall)	Study Hall	Elective (St Hall)	Study Hall

Took Honors Algebra I in 8th Grade

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Before Submitting Your Scheduling Form

Review your Freshman Course Listing Options

Remember English, Math, Science and PCC will be preselected.

Choose your other courses.

Challenge yourself but be realistic

Count Classes

12 classes and a Study Hall, OR
A total of 14 classes

School Website:

High School Scheduling Worksheet

https://www.perryschools.org/sh/counseling-department/

Selection	Course Name	Course Code
Selection	Course Name	Sem 1	Sem 2
English
Math
Science
Social Studies or Elective 1
Study Hall or Music
Elective 2 or Lab (Math or ENL)
Elective 3	PCC /	BU94s

Alternative 1
Alternative 2

An alternative course selection is a backup class you choose in case your first-choice class is full or unavailable.

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Example 1

Example 2

Selection	Course Name	Course Code
Selection	Course Name	Sem 1	Sem 2
English	ENGLISH 9	EN11s	EN12s
Math	ALGEBRA 1	MA11s	MA12s
Science	BIOLOGY 1	SC19s	SC20s
Social Studies or Elective 1	GEOGRAPHY	SO60s	SO61s
Study Hall or Music	STUDY HALL	ZZ25s	ZZ26s
Elective 2 or Lab	ENL 3	EN33s	EN34s
Elective 3	PCC / JOURNALISM	BU94s	EN41s

Alternate 1	INTRO TO 2D ART / INTRO TO 3D ART	AR61s	AR57s
Alternate 2	PRINCIPLES OF CULINARY	HO53s	HO54s

An alternative course selection is a class you choose in case your first-choice class is unavailable.

Selection	Course Name	Course Code
Selection	Course Name	Sem 1	Sem 2
English	HONORS/PRE-AP ENGLISH 9	EN13s	EN14s
Math	HONORS ALGEBRA 1	MA26s	MA27s
Science	BIOLOGY 1	SC19s	SC20s
Social Studies or Elective 1	WORLD HISTORY	SO70s	SO71s
Study Hall or Music	STUDY HALL	ZZ25s	ZZ26s
Elective 2 or Lab	BEGINNING CHOIR	MU41s	MU42s
Elective 3	PCC / HEALTH	BU94s	PE40s

Alternate 1	THEATRE ARTS	MU35s	MU36s
Alternate 2	PE - BEYOND THE BALL	PE61s	PE62s

An alternative course selection is a class you choose in case your first-choice class is unavailable.

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Freshman Orientation

Week of July 20th, 2026

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School Counseling Office

College/Career Preparation Academic Support Social/Emotional Advocacy

Mrs. Renee Buckel

School Counselor

Letters: Cr-Hd

Mrs. Julie Fierce

School Counseling Director

Mrs. Annie Burris

School Counselor

Letters: A-Cq

Mr. Patrick Clark

School Counselor

Letters: Lu-Pa

Ms. Zaitin Par

School Counselor

Letters: Pb-Ss

Mr. LaMont Rascoe

School Counselor

Letters: He-Lt

Ms. Briana Underwood

School Counselor

Letters: St-Z

Mrs. Holly Bohannon

Registrar

Mrs. Melanie Davis

Secretary

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Julie Fierce Director of School Counseling jfierce@perryschools.org Office: (317) 789-4861	Holly Bohannon Registrar hbohannon@perryschools.org Office: (317) 789-4862	Melanie Davis Counseling Secretary mjdavis@perryschools.org Office: (317) 789-4867
Annie Burris School Counselor A- Cq aburris@perryschools.org Office: (317) 789- 4864	Renee Buckel School Counselor Cr-Hd rbuckel@perryschools.org Office: (317) 789- 4836	Lamont Rascoe School Counselor He-Lt lrascoe@perryschools.org Office: (317) 789- 4866
Patrick Clark School Counselor Lu- Pa pclark@perryschools.org Office: (317) 789-4857	Zaitin Par School Counselor Pb- Ss zpar@perryschools.org Office: (317) 789- 4863	Briana Underwood School Counselor St- Z bunderwood@perryschools.org Office: (317) 789- 4865

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