Longmont High Registration 24-25
Overview
Ignore wherever it says 23-24. The process is the same each year.
Are you ready?
☑️ I’ve read the LHS Course Description Book.�☑️ I’ve talked to my teachers/counselor about the next steps in my LHS journey.�☑️ I’ve explored the Course Descriptions at CETC & the Innovation Center.
☑️ I’ve made a plan using the planning sheet for my grade level.�
Benefits of Thoughtful Course Selection
College Readiness
Choosing courses that align with your career interests and possible college majors can better prepare you for higher education.
High School Experience
By taking courses that are challenging yet inspiring, you'll enjoy your high school learning experience and make the most of you potential.
Career Opportunities
Making informed choices about electives, AP courses, and dual enrollment can jump-start your career and better prepare you for the workforce.
Core Requirements
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English
Four years of English are required, including: literature, language, and writing courses.
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Mathematics
Three years of math are required, including: algebra, geometry, calculus, and statistics courses.
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Science
Three years of science are required, including: biology, chemistry, and physics courses.
Social Studies
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Three years of social studies are required.
State of Colorado HEAR
College Admissions Requirements �(not LHS graduation requirements)
**World Language is NOT a requirement for LHS graduation BUT at least 2 years of the same language is recommended for college admissions
Elective Options and Career Interests
Art and Design
Exploring visual arts, photography, or graphic design can open doors to creative careers and unleash your artistic side.
Engineering and Computer Science
Choosing courses such as coding or statistics can help build in-demand skills and lead to careers in computer science, finance, and engineering.
Performing Arts and Music
Taking courses in performing arts or music can develop your artistic abilities and help prepare for a wide range of careers in the entertainment industry.
Science and Technology
Choosing science and technology courses like robotics or environmental science can help build knowledge in areas that are growing and in-demand for future careers.
Advanced Placement (AP) Courses and Exams
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What are AP courses?
AP courses are college-level courses that are taken in high school. They prepare students for AP exams, which can lead to potential college credit and advanced standing.
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Benefits of taking AP courses
AP courses are more challenging and rigorous than typical high school courses and can prepare you for college-level work. They can also help you stand out in college admissions.
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What to consider when choosing AP courses
Choose AP courses that you're interested in and align with your future career goals, but don't overload yourself. Remember that it's important to maintain good grades and balance your schoolwork with other activities.
Concurrent Enrollment and College Credits
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What is concurrent enrollment?
Concurrent enrollment allows high school students to take college-level courses and earn college credits while still in high school.
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Benefits of concurrent enrollment
Concurrent enrollment can help you save money on tuition, prepare you for college-level work, and give you a better understanding of the college experience.
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What to consider when choosing concurrent enrollment
Research the programs we offer. Make sure that the courses align with your future educational plans and career goals. Consider the amount of time that you'll need to complete a course successfully.
Choosing Wisely and Staying on Track
Make Choices Wisely
Take your time to research available courses and seek advice from advisors and experts when choosing courses that align with your future interests and goals.
Stay on Track
Create an academic plan and map out the courses that you'll need to take each year to fulfill your requirements and stay on track for graduation with a well-rounded balanced schedule.
Manage Your Time
Maintain a manageable and balanced schedule that includes time for academics, extracurricular activities, and free time. Utilize time management tools and strategies to stay focused and dedicated.
Tommy Trojan
Step 1: Log into your Infinite Campus account.
24-25
Step 2: Tap on “Academic Plan.”
Step 3: Tap on an option or simply proceed.
Complete this or just tap “Proceed.” You can always change it later!
You will see what your teachers suggested you take in these boxes.
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What you have taken or are taking will look like this.
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*If you don't see the class offered, make sure you meet the prerequisites. If you think you should be able to select a class that is not on the dropdown list, please email your counselor.
Step 4: Choose your electives (these can be in any category, not just “Electives!”).
Start typing a course name or number here to see the options and then make your selection.*
Now is also the time to request classes at CETC & the Innovation Center! (Click on the links to see their courses.)
Enter CETC & IC course requests in the Practical Arts category.
SAVE!
Step 5: Make sure you have entered the course requests you want.
Step 6: Save!
Pay attention! If a course you request is in RED, there is a prerequisite and you should choose a different course.
After you save, you will get a message like this. Depending where you are in your journey through LHS, yours will look different.
Tap “OK” and you’re done!
Step 7: Tap “OK.”
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This video also shows you how to make course requests if you need it!
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