Graduation Requirements Culminating project- a graduation requirement to be completed by March of...

Graduation RequirementsGraduation Requirements

4.0 credits in English 3.5 credits in Social Studies

3.0 credits in Mathematics 3.0 credits in Science

2.0 credits in World Languages

2.0 credits in Core Electives

2.1 credits in Health & Physical Education

4.4 credits in Electives

Culminating project- a graduation requirement to be completed by March of the senior year.

2.1 Credits in Health and Physical 2.1 Credits in Health and Physical EducationEducation

.5 credit in Health.5 credit in Health Health I= .25Health I= .25 Health II= .25Health II= .25

Physical Education EVERY Physical Education EVERY semestersemester 2 semesters of PE 92 semesters of PE 9 1 additional semester of PE at Conestoga 1 additional semester of PE at Conestoga Remaining PE can be “in-house”, Extended Remaining PE can be “in-house”, Extended

Experience or CHS team sport participationExperience or CHS team sport participation

CULMINATING PROJECTCULMINATING PROJECT

Required of every Pennsylvania student by Required of every Pennsylvania student by the state.the state.

Must be completed by March of your senior Must be completed by March of your senior year.year.

Completing a college application can satisfy Completing a college application can satisfy this requirement, BUT you must still this requirement, BUT you must still complete the necessary paperwork!complete the necessary paperwork!

Senior Courses in ProgressSenior Courses in Progress

A copy of your senior courses in A copy of your senior courses in progress will be sent with college progress will be sent with college application packets. application packets.

11th to 12th 11th to 12th Course Selection CardCourse Selection Card

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LevelsLevels Academic- Academic- emphasis on serious academic studies- emphasis on serious academic studies-

pace is modified to accommodate the individual needs and pace is modified to accommodate the individual needs and abilities of the students. Designed to prepare students for abilities of the students. Designed to prepare students for future study at the college level.future study at the college level.

Accelerated- Accelerated- solid foundation for success in most solid foundation for success in most colleges and universities. Pace is accelerated and the colleges and universities. Pace is accelerated and the workload is demanding.workload is demanding.

Honors- Honors- taught at high school level, but like AP courses, taught at high school level, but like AP courses, provide greatest challenge and best preparation for success at provide greatest challenge and best preparation for success at academically rigorous colleges.academically rigorous colleges.

Advanced Placement- Advanced Placement- college-level courses college-level courses taught according to syllabi prescribed by The College Board taught according to syllabi prescribed by The College Board Advanced Placement Program. Possible college credit can be Advanced Placement Program. Possible college credit can be awarded by the college through AP tests.awarded by the college through AP tests.

Card MaintenanceCard Maintenance NAMENAME PHONE NUMBERPHONE NUMBER PERIODS/YEAR (14,12,6,4,3,2)PERIODS/YEAR (14,12,6,4,3,2) LEVELS (A, X, H, H*)LEVELS (A, X, H, H*) TEACHER SIGNATURE LINE_________TEACHER SIGNATURE LINE_________ TOTAL PERIODS= TOTAL PERIODS= 32- 42 32- 42

periods/cycle/semesterperiods/cycle/semester STUDENT & PARENT SIGNATURESSTUDENT & PARENT SIGNATURES

Typical Typical Senior ScheduleSenior Schedule

STUDENT BLOCK SCHEDULE1st Semester 2nd Semester

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FREE PERIOD/ Course in Italics FREE PERIOD/ Course in Italics



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ELECTIVE

ELECTIVE

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FREE PERIOD/ Course in Italics FREE PERIOD/ Course in Italics

Elective/free

free

free

Must earn 1 credit from two of the three areas:Must earn 1 credit from two of the three areas:

Visual and Performing ArtsVisual and Performing ArtsWellness/Fitness/FCSWellness/Fitness/FCSBusiness/TechnologyBusiness/Technology

Experiential Learning Experiential Learning OpportunitiesOpportunities

College Courses during High SchoolCollege Courses during High School Independent StudyIndependent Study Service LearningService Learning Student Aide ProgramStudent Aide Program Early Admission to CollegeEarly Admission to College Allied Health Science Technology- CCIUAllied Health Science Technology- CCIU Teacher Academy- CCIUTeacher Academy- CCIU

CARDS DUE TO COUNSELORSCARDS DUE TO COUNSELORS Thursday 2/16Thursday 2/16 & Friday 2/17 & Friday 2/17

**Counselors collect cards in Counselors collect cards in the main lobby during all the main lobby during all

luncheslunches

Teacher, parent, & student Teacher, parent, & student signatures requiredsignatures required

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