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Course Catalog; Forecasting Forms & Scheduling Policies

 

Students complete the forecasting process each spring for the upcoming school year. Prior to selecting courses, students should refer to the appropriate academic planning guide and become familiar with course options and opportunities. To view a guide, click on one of the red links.

Sample Schedule

  • Trimester 1 Trimester 2 Trimester 3
    English 1A Geography English 1B
    PE Algebra 1A Algebra 1B
    STEM Physics A STEM Physics B Health 1
    Second Lang/Art/CTE Elective of choice Second Lang/Art/CTE
    Elective of choice Elective of choice Elective of choice
  • Trimester 1 Trimester 2 Trimester 3
    English 2A Global History 2 English 2B
    Global History 1 Math A Math B
    Science A Science B Second Lang/Art/CTE
    Second Lang/Art/CTE Elective of choice Elective of choice
    Elective of choice Elective of choice Elective of choice
  • Trimester 1 Trimester 2 Trimester 3
    English A Global History 4/Economics English B
    Global History 3 Math A Math B
    Science A Science B Second Lang/Art/CTE
    Second Lang/Art/CTE Health 2 Second Lang/Art/CTE
    Elective of choice Elective of choice Elective of choice
  • Trimester 1 Trimester 2 Trimester 3
    English A Government English 1B
    Science A Math A Math B
    Elective of choice Science B Elective of choice
    Elective of choice Elective of choice Elective of choice
    Elective of choice Elective of choice Elective of choice
  1. Scheduling Policies
  2. Special Services Department
    • 541-923-4800 x2200
    • Students who have an Individual Education Plan (IEP) have been assigned a case manager. If you have any questions regarding your student’s IEP, please contact the Special Services Department at the high school.
  3. Schedule Change and Course Drops
    • Students are expected to attend and complete all scheduled courses. Every effort is made to enroll students in their first choice of elective courses, using alternates when necessary. Course offerings are based on student forecasting requests. Some courses may not be offered due to low student enrollment or other circumstances. It is important that students carefully select elective courses.
  4. Schedules will be distributed prior to the beginning of each semester. Schedules will not be changed for teacher or period preference. Student schedule changes will only be honored if a student is misplaced. Schedule changes must be made within the first five days of the trimester.
  5. If a course is dropped after the first ten days of the trimester, the student will receive an F for the course on their permanent high school transcript.
  6. Open Periods
    • Students should be enrolled in five classes each term. The only exceptions are for seniors who are on track to graduate and have received counselor approval and parental written permission. During first and fifth period only, students may have an open period if they are completing work experience credits or have courses in other district buildings. Students must be in designated areas or off campus during their open period. Any exceptions must be approved by an administrator.