English - 4 creditsMath - 4 creditsScience - 3 creditsSocial Studies - 3 creditsHealth/ P.E. – 1 creditHumanities – 1 creditElectives – 10 credits

26 credits = Diploma in May 2015!

High School Graduation Outline

9th Grade 10th Grade 11th Grade 12th Grade

English 1 English 2 English 3 English 4

Math Math Math Math ElectiveInt. Science Int. Sci 2 Biology ElectiveInt. SS World Civ. U.S.History ElectivePE/101 Health/101 Humanities ElectiveElective Elective ElectiveElectiveElective Elective ElectiveElectiveElective Elective ElectiveElective

ACE Pre-IB Schedule9th Grade Schedule 10th grade

ScheduleHonors English 1 Honors English 2Honors Foreign Lang. Honors Foreign

Lang.Honors Global Economics Honors World

HistoryHonors Int. Sci. 1 Honors Int. Sci. 2Math MathHealth/P.E. HumanitiesElective Honors BiologyElective Elective

MIDDLE SCHOOL HIGH SCHOOL Four 9-weeks = 4 report cards

Midterms = every 4 ½ weeks

Averaged yearly grades

Electives change every 9 weeks

Promotion based on yearly grades

Two semesters (18 weeks each) = 2 report cards

Progress Reports = every 6 weeks

Semester grades

Electives are full year

Promotion based on total credits

1. ENGLISH 1 = .52. INTEGRATED

S.S.= .53. INT. SCIENCE 1 = .54. MATH= .55. FRESHMAN 101 =.56. ELECTIVE= .57. ELECTIVE = .58. ELECTIVE = .5 4 credits

1. ENGLISH 1 = .52. INTEGRATED

S.S.= .53. INT. SCIENCE 1= .54. MATH = .55. PE = .56. ELECTIVE = .5

7. ELECTIVE = .58. ELECTIVE = .5 4 credits

6 CREDITS = SOPHOMOR12 CREDITS = JUNIOR18 CREDITS = SENIOR

26 CREDITS = DIPLOMA!

A transcript is like a report card, it shows your grades and percentages in each class. There is nothing on the high school transcript at this time. The first time something will appear on the transcript will be in December (at the end of the first semester).

Middle school report cards promote students to high school and is seldom referred to again.

High school transcript are submitted to colleges, employment agencies, military personnel and technical schools.

At the end of each semester/year your student will receive a weighted and un-weighted GPA (Grade Point Average).

An un-weighted GPA is based on a 4.0 scale: A = 4.0

B = 3.0 C= 2.0 D= 1.0

F=0 A weighted GPA gives you an extra point for each

advanced class that you take. For each grade that you receive in an advanced class, you get an extra point. (ie: A=5.0; B=4.0; C=3.0; D=1.0; F=0)

9th Grade Counselor Mrs. Majors

10th Grade A-Di 11th Grade A-D 12th Grade A-C Mrs. Bruce

10th Grade Do-K 11th Grade E-Le 12th Grade D-Kl

Mr. Waldrop

10th Grade L-R 11th Grade Li-R 12th Grade Kn-P Mr. Schilch

10th Grade S-Z 11th Grade S-Z 12th Grade Q-Z Mrs. Oliver