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Horizon High School

Counseling Office 5601 E. Greenway Rd. Scottsdale, AZ 85254

Registration Information To Know

1. You will need 22 credits to graduate.

2. You will take 6 classes your Freshman year including: English, Math, Science, PE/Life Concepts, and two electives.

3. Your teachers and parents will help you select your courses.

4. Recommendations for your English, Math, and Science class will be submitted by your current teachers.

5. Dual Enrollment and CTE Programs are great ways to get a head start on a post-secondary education.

6. World Language is not a requirement for graduation, but is highly recommended for admission to an in-state University. You will need at least two years of the same language.

7. Only choose classes from the green registration card to input into PV Plus via computer on February 1st. Do not pick classes from the district-wide catalog.

8. It is no pass/no play for fall sports beginning with the last quarter of 8th grade.

2021/2022

Horizon High School - Freshman Registration Form (21-22)

You must select ONLY Two (2) Electives from the “ELECTIVE COURSES” (not 2 from each box) Circle the DE if you want “Dual Enrollment” Some Elective Courses will have a Course Fee.

ELECTIVES COURSES

World Language is a Recommended Course not a Required Graduation Course

Fine or Performing Arts Courses

_____2001-2002 French 1-2 _____2011-2012 French 3-4 _____2051-2052 Honors French 3-4 _____2131-2132 Spanish 1-2 _____2141-2142 Spanish 3-4 _____2381-2382 Honors Spanish 3-4 _____2247-2248 Mandarin Chinese 1-2

____ Spanish Immersion 5-6

Social Studies Elective

___8760 Sports Law - 1/2 ___8750 Law Related- 1/2

___ 4971-4972 Men’s Chorus - $ ___ 5011-5012 Women’s Chorus - $ ___ 5131-5132 Symphonic Band - $ ___ 5161-5162 String Orchestra - $ ___ 5191-5192 Percussion Ensemble - $ ___5381/5382 Beginning Band ___ 5101 Marching Band = ½ - fall - $

(Takes place in the evenings) ___ 5152 Jazz Band = ½ cr - $ Spring only ___ 5200 Beginning Guitar = ½ - fall - $ ___ 5231-5232 Intro to Dance - $ ___ 5331-5332 Drama 1-2 - $ ___ 5351-5352 Theatre Prod/Stage - $ ___ 6001-6002 Intro to Art - $

Career Technical Education (CTE) Courses ✪Star Tech at Paradise Valley High School

_Engineering Sciences___3801.12-3802.12 Honors Intro To Engineering $

Information Technology ___ 2771-2771 GenYes-Tech Academy $ DE

Law/Public Safety___7001.20-7002.20 Forensic Crime Scene Investigation 1-2 $ ___ 8780 Law Enforcement ½ - $ ___ 8280 Criminal and Civil Law ½

Marketing ___ 0361-0362 Intro to Marketplace - $ - DE ___ 0611.21-0612.21 Marketing 1-2 - $ - DE

(These are two period classes)

___ 3015 Automotive Tech. 1-2 $ ___ 2725 Child Development 1-2 $ ___ 2555 Culinary Arts 1-2 ___ 2505 Fashion Design & Merch. 1-2 $ ___ 3255 Graphic Design 1-2 $ ___ 3155 Metals Manufacturing 1-2 $ ___ 3175 Welding 1-2 $ ___ 3215 Woodworking 1-2 $ ___ 3855 Sound Engineering 1-2 $ ___ 2765 IT Essentials ___ 3595-3655 Networking 1-2, 3-4 - $

Media Communications ___ 0651-0652 Desktop Publishing (Yearbook) 1-2 - $ ___ 3311-3312 Magazine Production - $ ___ 6271-6272 Photography 1-2 - $

(meets fine arts credit) ___ 6311-6312 TV & Film Production 1-2 - $

$ - Course has a Course Fee ❖ - Prerequisite

⌾- Summer Reading DE - Dual Enrollment Class

All courses are full year courses unless indicated by the ½ symbol; these are one semester courses only

✪A bus will be provided from Horizon High School to ParadiseValley High School.

____ROTC @ SMHS (transportation not provided)

Alternate Courses

Plus choose Two (2) Alternate Elective Courses

1.___________________________________

2.___________________________________

Plus choose Two (2) Alternate Physical Education Choice Courses

1.___________________________________

2.___________________________________

Horizon High School - Freshman Registration Form (21-22)

Physical Education

Select One (1) Select One (1) Physical Education Choice Course

_____6520 LIFE Concepts - Men's - ½ _____ 6621 Weight Training 1- ½ _____6530 LIFE Concepts - Womens - ½ _____ 6640 Girls Weight Training ½

_____ 6660 Lifetime Sports ½ _____ 6710.12 Pilates, Yoga, Fit & Conditioning ½ _____ 6720 Racquet Sports ½

PE Uniform will be required for all Physical Education Courses

(P.E. Uniforms - $20/set)

 

     

 

Horizon High School

Counseling Office 5601 E. Greenway Rd. Scottsdale, AZ 85254

Freshman Class Fees 2021/2022 (fees subject to change)

The class fees listed below are for classes Freshmen students may enroll in. Class fees are subject to change. All class fees are permanent after 30 full school days. Class fees must be paid the semester the class is taken. Class fees are used to cover the cost of classroom consumables.

All fees can be paid for through the Webstore found on the Horizon website.

Ceramics - $60 ($30/ each semester) Beginning Guitar – $7.50 Desktop Publishing 1-2 (Yearbook) – $5.00 ($2.50 each Semester) Drama 1-2 – 25.00 ($12.50 each Semester) Entre/Marketing 1-2 – $15.00 ($7.50 each Semester) Film/TV Productions 1-2 – $30.00 ($15.00 each Semester) Forensic CSI 1-2 – 25.00 ($12.50 each Semester) Intermediate Dance – 25.00 ($12.50 each Semester) Intro to Art – 35.00 ($17.50 each Semester) Intro to Dance – 30.00 ($15.00 each Semester Honors Intro to Engineering – $25.00 ($12.50 each Semester) Intro to the Marketplace – $15.00 ($7.50 each Semester) Marching Band – $15.00* Men’s Chorus – $30.00 ($15.00 each Semester). Fees will change for advanced choirs*. Percussion Ensemble – $20.00 ($10.00 each Semester) Photography 1-2 – $50.00 ($25.00 each Semester) String Orchestra – $30.00 ($15.00 each Semester) Symphonic Band – $30.00 ($15.00 each Semester) Theatre Production – $25.00 ($12.50 each Semester) Women’s Chorus – $30.00 ($15.00 each Semester). Fees will change for advanced choirs*.

*Advanced Choirs and Marching Band do have an additional participation fee of $100 to cover transportation, sponsorship fees, AIA Registration and other classroom expenses. This fee can be paid with tax credit. Participation fees must be paid before the student is allowed to participate in off campus activities.

**StarTech class fees can be found on the Paradise Valley High School website at www.pvschools.net/pvhs under the services tab.

 

High School Diploma Minimum

In-State University Competencies

English 4 Credits 4 Credits (College Prep-Literature based)

Social Studies 3 Credits (1 World History/Geography) (1 American History) (½ Government) (½ Economics)

2 Credits (American History + one other)

Math 4 Credits 4 Credits (Algebra 1-2, Geometry, Algebra 3-4, & Pre-Calculus)

Science 3 Credits 3 Lab Credits ( Biology, Physics, Environmental Science, Chemistry)

World Language Highly Recommended

2 Credits (2 credits of the same language)

Fine Arts/Vocational Elective

1 Credit of either 1 Credit of either

Physical Education

½ Credit LIFE Concepts ½ Credit PE elective

Electives 6 Credits No specific requirements, must have a diploma

Total Credits 22 Credits 16 Core Classes

2021-2022

Horizon High School Sequence of Classes

HIGHLY SELECTIVE UNIVERSITY SEQUENCE FRESHMAN SOPHOMORE JUNIOR SENIOR

Pre-AP English 1-2 Honors English 3-4 AP English Lang & Comp AP English Lit & Comp

Honors Geometry Honors Algebra 3-4 Honors Pre-Calculus* Calculus AB* or BC* OR

AP Statistics

Honors Biology Honors Chemistry AP Science AP Science

PE/Life Concepts AP World History AP US History AP Govt/AP Econ

Spanish 1-2 or Hon 3-4 OR

French 1-2 or Hon 3-4

Hon Spanish 3-4 or 5-6 *OR

Hon French 3-4 or 5-6

Hon Spanish 5-6* or 7-8* OR

Hon French 3-4 or 5-6

Hon Span 7-8* or AP 9-10* OR

Hon French 5-6 or 7-8

Pre-AP Human Geog. OR

Fine Arts Elective

Honors/AP Elective OR

Fine Arts Elective

Honors or AP Elective OR

Elective

Honors or AP Elective OR

Elective

STATE UNIVERSITY SEQUENCE FRESHMAN SOPHOMORE JUNIOR SENIOR

English 1-2 English 3-4 English 5-6* English 7-8* OR

English 101-102*

Algebra 1-2 Geometry 1-2* Algebra 3-4* Pre-Calculus* OR

Statistics* OR

Topics in College Algebra*

Biology* Conceptual Physics Chemistry* Science OR Elective

PE/Life Concepts World History* American History* Government*/Economics*

Spanish 1-2 or Hon 3-4 OR

French 1-2 or Hon 3-4

Hon Spanish 3-4 or 5-6* OR

Hon French 3-4 or 5-6

Cont. World Language OR

Elective

Cont. World Language OR

Elective

Fine Arts OR CTE Elective Elective Elective Elective

GRADUATION or COMMUNITY COLLEGE or TRADE SCHOOL SEQUENCE FRESHMAN SOPHOMORE JUNIOR SENIOR

English 1-2 English 3-4 English 5-6* English 7-8 OR

English 101-102*

Algebra 1-2 Geometry 1-2 Algebra 3-4 Pre-Calculus* OR

Statistics OR

Topics in College Algebra* OR

Applied Math

Biology* Conceptual Physics Chemistry* OR

Environmental Science

Science OR Elective

PE/Life Concepts World History* American History* Government*/Economics*

Fine Arts OR CTE Elective Elective Elective Elective

Elective - World Language Recommended

Elective - World Language Recommended

Elective Elective

*Honors/AP or Dual Enrollment classes can be substituted for most of the classes listed above

**Above plans are not absolute and are customizable to the students needs and goals. Please see your Counselor.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

HORIZON HIGH SCHOOL - INDIVIDUAL GRADUATION PLAN 2021/2022 STUDENT’S NAME:_______________________________________________ DATE:_____________________________________

FRESHMAN YEAR - 1ST SEMESTER

English 1 ______________________ Math_________________________ Science_______________________ Life Concepts__________________ Elective_______________________ Elective_______________________

FRESHMAN YEAR - 2nd SEMESTER

English 2 ______________________ Math_________________________ Science_______________________ PE Activity Class________________ Elective_______________________ Elective_______________________

Summer School________________

SOPHOMORE YEAR - 1 SEMESTER

English 3 ______________________ World History & Geography_______ Math_________________________ Science_______________________ Elective_______________________ Elective_______________________

SOPHOMORE YEAR - 2nd SEMESTER

English 4 ______________________ World History & Geography_______ Math_________________________ Science_______________________ Elective_______________________ Elective_______________________

Summer School________________

JUNIOR YEAR - 1ST SEMESTER

English 5 ______________________ American History________________ Math_________________________ Science_______________________ Elective_______________________ Elective_______________________

JUNIOR YEAR - 2nd SEMESTER

English 6 ______________________ American History________________ Math_________________________ Science_______________________ Elective_______________________ Elective_______________________

Summer School________________

SENIOR YEAR - 1ST SEMESTER

Senior English__________________ Gov’t or Econ__________________ Math_________________________ Science_______________________ Elective_______________________ Elective_______________________

SENIOR YEAR - 2nd SEMESTER

Senior English 1 _______________ Gov’t or Econ__________________ Math_________________________ Science_______________________ Life Concepts__________________ Elective_______________________ Elective_______________________

Summer School________________

(Student must take a minimum of 4 credits)

Diploma Requirements: In-State University Core Requirements:

English 1-2 - 1 Credit Economics - ½ credit English - 4 Credits

Englsih 3-4 - 1 credit American History - 1 credit Social Studies - 2 credits

English 5-6 - 1 credit World History & Geography - 1 credit Math - 4 credits

Senior English - 1 credit Science - 3 credits Science - 3 lab credits

Math - 4 credits PE - ½ credit - Life Concepts World Languages - 2 credits

Fine Arts or CTE - 1 credit ½ credit - PE Activity CTE or Fine Arts - 1 credit

Government - ½ credit Electives Classes - 6 credits

22 Credits

Note: As a general rule, the fine arts requirement can be fulfilled through courses in Fine Arts or Performing Arts. If the student chooses to complete this requirement with vocational courses, this credit can be fulfilled through CTE (Career & Technical Education). The one credit requirement must be EITHER fine arts credit OR CTE, not a combination of both.

ACADEMIC GOAL___________________________________________________ __ POST SECONDARY GOAL(S)______________________________________ Current state law requires that students must pass the Civics test in order to graduate.

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Horizon High School

Counseling Office 5601 E. Greenway Rd. Scottsdale, AZ 85254

Bell Schedules*

Daily

7:30 – 8:26

8:33 – 9:29

9:36 – 10:32

10:39 – 11:40

11:40 – 12:17

12:17 – 1:10

1:17 – 2:10

Half Day

7:30 – 8:05

8:11 – 8:46

8:52 – 9:27

9:33 – 10:08

10:14 – 10:49

10:55 – 11:30

Finals

Day 2 Time

7:30 – 8:45

8:53 – 10:08

10:16 – 11:30

CTE Programs

What’s CTE?

CTE means Career Technical Education. In CTE programs students are learning a type of trade that either provides certification in a specific field or will lead to certification. Students are taught with leading technologies and current industry standards.

Benefits of CTE Classes

● State recognition and certificate for students that complete a CTE program ● Students are able to get a head start on learning about a career ● Our CTE teachers have worked professionally in their fields

● Intro to the Marketplace

● Marketing 1-2

● Automotive Technology ● Computer A+ Certification ● Culinary Arts ● Child Development/Pre-School ● Fashion Design ● Graphic Design ● Information Technology

Horizon CTE Programs ● Desktop Publishing ● Education Professions ● Engineering ● Photography ● GenYES

CTE Programs @ PVHS

● Forensic Crime Scene Investigation

● Photo Journalism ● TV/Film Production

● Metals Manufacturing ● Networking N+ Certification ● Nursing ● Sound Engineering ● Welding Technology ● Woodworking

*All courses are subject to change

Transportation will be provided between Horizon and PVHS. These programs will take up two

periods of the day, for 2 credits and will likely be the ONLY elective class a student will have.

These classes do have a classroom fee which can be found on the PVHS website.

More information for CTE programs can be found on the Horizon Counseling website and clicking the “Student Opportunities” tab

  

   

  

  

   

     

  

  

  

  

  

  

  

  

  

   

  

     

   

  

   

  

 

   

  

  

  

  

Dual Enrollment What’s Dual Enrollment?

Dual Enrollment is a term used for classes that offer both High School credits and College credits.

At Horizon, we offer many of the classes you will need to complete an Associates Degree through Rio Salado. That means you could complete up to two years of college by the time you graduate. Through taking our dual enrollment classes you will get a head start of college while saving time and money because you won’t be retaking these classes in college AND tuition is a fraction of the cost the university!

Benefits of Dual Enrollment

● Students can complete just the AGEC and have their general education classes complete

● Tuition Grant Assistance is possible from Rio Salado. Available beginning in May

● Free Tutoring and Library Services from Rio Salado

● Access to a Rio Salado College Success Coach

● Classes are the same as a regular high school class and taken at Horizon

● Dual instructors are certified by Rio Salado and evaluated yearly

● Courses will transfer to all In-State Universities

● Many Out-of-State Universities will accept dual enrollment credits, families do need to check with admission offices to be sure

Freshmen Dual Enrollment Courses Horizon Dual Website

● Intro to the Marketplace www.horizondual.com ● Marketing 1-2 ● GenYES

*Courses are subject to change

2021/2022

Horizon High School

Counseling Office 5601 E. Greenway Rd. Scottsdale, AZ 85254

Quick Reference

1. Horizon Website: www.pvschools.net/hhs

2. Counseling Website: http://sites.google.com/a/pvlearners.net/horizon-counseling/

3. Athletics Information: Go to the Horizon Website, click on “Extracurricular”

4. Choir Information: Go to horizonchoirs.com or email akluch@pvschools.net

5. Course Catalog: Go to the Horizon Website, hover your mouse over “Academics”, click on “High School Course Catalog”

6. CTE Information: Go to the Horizon Website, click on “Services” tab, then “College & Career”

7. Dual Enrollment Information: www.horizondual.com

8. New Student Information: Go to the Counseling Website, click on “Registration and Records”

9. Summer Assignment for Honors English 1-2: Go to the Horizon Website, then, hover your mouse over

the “Academics” tab, then, CLICK on “Summer Assignments”.

10. Summer School: www.pvschools.net/summer (please check with your assigned Counselor first)

2021/2022

of Study

CIS 105/ GenYES Earn COLLEGE CREDIT while learning

valuable computer skills.

CIS 105/GenYES is an entry-level, dual-enrollment course offered as a year-long elective open to all grade levels. (GenYES/Tech Academy on Registration forms.)

1 Student Tech Leaders

Four Principles of GenYES

CIS 105 Units .

• Google: Docs, Forms, Slideshows, Sites

• Microsoft: Word, PowerPoint, Excel

• Internet: History, Ethics, Privacy, Browsers, Networks, Databases, Search Techniques

• Computers: Terminology, History, Function, Components, Software, Keyboarding

• Career Development & Workplace Prep: Résumés, Cover Letters, Business Letters, Memos, Interviewing Skills, Digital Employment Practices, Marketing, Social Media

• Visual Media/ Emerging Technologies: iPhoto, iMovie, Photo Editing, Online Apps, Intro. to Coding

• Students who are interested in technology and want to earn college credit while showcasing their tech skills

• Students who want to improve their computer skills and prepare themselves

Who should take CIS 105/ GenYES?

for success

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Project-Based

Learning

Tech Integration

Data Collection & Assessment