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2025-2026

Scheduling Presentation

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HHS Counselors

  • Jenny Carl: Alpha A-G
  • Jody Godman: Alpha H-O
  • Kim Redmer: Alpha P-Z
  • Cheryl Price: District Counseling Specialist

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We will be…..

  • Reviewing graduation requirements
  • Exploring elective options
  • Handing out Course Index/ Course Request Sheets
  • Your task is to select 7.5 credits or 15 courses for next year’s schedule

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Graduation Requirements HHS

English

4 years

4.5 credits

Math

4 years

5 credits

Social Studies

4 years

3.0 credits

Science

3 years

3.0 credits

Health

1 trimester

.5 credits

Fitness

1 trimester

.5 credits

World Language

or 1 Year World Language and

1 additional year of VPAA

2 years

2.0 credits

Visual, Applied, or Performing Arts (VPAA)

2 trimesters

1.0 credits

Electives

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8.5 credits

TOTAL

NEEDED FOR GRADUATION

28

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Senior English Options

Literary Voices

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Literary Genres OR Great Authors

*AP Literature & Comp

OR

*AP Language & Composition

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Senior Math Options

Chemistry A/B

Physics A/B

Approved math-embedded OSTC courses

Statistics in Sports

Personal Finance

Introduction to Computer Science

Introduction to Marketing and Management

Advanced Marketing

Entrepreneurship

Construction Trades

AP Statistics

AP Calculus

Pre Calculus

College Math 1: Probability and Statistics

College Math 2: Algebra III

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Senior Social Studies

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All seniors must take Global Issues

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VPAA/CTE Requirement is 1.0 Credits

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    • All Art Classes
    • All Band Classes
    • All Choir Classes
    • All Music Classes
    • All Theater
    • Web Design
    • Interior Design

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    • Intro to Marketing
    • Advanced Marketing
    • Construction
    • OSTC (11-12 grade)
    • Yearbook (Application)
    • Nutrition/Adv. Nutrition

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Each class below qualifies as VPAA credit

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Earning College Credit

  • Dual Enrollment, Early College, U of M Deep, OCC, Mott

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  • High school students can DUAL ENROLL in courses at specific local colleges or universities in an effort to accelerate college and career-readiness

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  • For more information, make an appointment with your school counselor.

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Application Programs

3 Trimester Commitment

  • Construction Trades
  • Education Careers
  • Leadership
  • Yearbook
  • LIFT
  • OSTC

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See your advisory teacher or the student office for applications

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Submit applications to your advisory teacher

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AP Classes

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In order to take an AP course, you must submit a signed contract (student and parent) to your advisory teacher

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AP Requests will be reviewed by teachers for approval

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2025-2026 Course Request Sheets

All signed schedule sheets must be turned into your advisory teacher

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Due Wednesday, February 21st

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The first junior advisory to turn in all of their signed scheduling sheets will receive bagels and donuts

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THANK YOU

Counselor Questions?

Google Form on Schoology

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