EL MOLINO HIGH SCHOOL
9th Grade Course Registration
2017-2018
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Required Courses: / Alternatives to Required Courses**:- 0109 English 9 (P)
- 0224 Math I (P)
- 0158 Geography (P)
- 0251 Frosh PE*
0113 Integrated Humanities – English 9 Accelerated
3201 Integrated Humanities – AP Human Geography
0139 ESL (1) – English as a Second Language
0138 ESL (2) – English as a Second Language
0143 ESL (3) – English as a Second Language
0136 ELD Reading and Writing Workshop
Additional Courses: from the offerings listed below, select your top three choices.
List them in order of preference (first choice in box 5, second in box 6, etc.).
Following the same procedure, select two alternates.
5. / Science
0323 Lab Biology (P)*
0654 Ag Biology (P)*
6. / World Language
0401 Spanish I (P) or 0402 Spanish II (P) ✓
0426 French I (P) or 0427 French II (P)✓
7. / Fine Arts
0601 Art Studio I (P)*
0604 Sculpture (P)*
0144 Oral Interpretation (P)
0611 Stagecraft Technology*
0616 Beginning Acting (P)
0625 Beginning Dance (P)
0624 Int/Adv Choreography ✓
0632 Band (P)*
0638 Concert Choir (P)
0461 Web Design*
0464 Digital Filmmaking (P)* / CTE
(Career Technical Education)
0611 Stagecraft Technology*
0520 Wood I*
0550 Project MAKE*
0559 Culinary Arts*
0461 Web Design*
0464 Digital Filmmaking (P)*
8.
9.
☐ I plan to meet A-G requirements for CSU and UC admission.
* Use of manual tools required
✓Prerequisites:
Language: recommended grade of C or better in 8th grade English
Choreography: One year of prior dance experience recommended.
Support Courses
0141 English 9 Seminar (elective credit only)
0222 Math I Support (elective credit only)
0751 META ESL (elective credit only)
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EL MOLINO HIGH SCHOOL
9th GRADE COURSE REQUEST GUIDELINES
PLEASE READ THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION BEFORE FILLING OUT YOUR
COURSE REQUEST SHEET.
PROCESS FOR SELECTING CLASSES
In making your selections, list them in priority order making sure the course number is placed first on the line and then the course name, (e.g.,0323 Lab Biology (P)). Also, keep in mind these are course requests. All effort will be made to enroll students in their chosen classes; however, students may be enrolled in non-requested courses if necessary.
COURSES FOLLOWED BY (P), (HP), (ACC) OR (AP) MEET THE A-G REQUIREMENTS
The University of California system and the California State University and College system have approved these courses. All Honors, Accelerated, or Advanced Placement Courses will need the instructor’s approval. All students selected for enrollment into Honors, Accelerated or Advanced Placement classes will have their schedules changed by the office to indicate this placement.
CLASSES MARKED WITH A CHECK
Classes marked with a check (✔) indicate that a prerequisite is required.
P PHYSICAL EDUCATION CREDITS
Board Policy 6146.1(b)
A student may waive up to two semesters of the physical education requirements by successful participation in interscholastic sports at the junior varsity or varsity level. Successful participation in two seasons of interscholastic sport shall result in waiving one semester of the physical education graduation requirement. Successful participation in a third season of interscholastic sport shall result in waiving a second semester of physical education graduation requirement. When a semester of physical education graduation requirement is waived, five (5) credits of physical education elective shall be recorded on the student’s transcript. Participation in sports during the freshman year cannot be used as part of the waiver process.
Graduation and Minimum College Eligibility Requirements
A total of 230 credits and successful completion of a Senior Project are required for graduation. A student may earn five (5) credits per eighteen (18) week semester for each successfully completed course. Grades of C or better are required to meet CSU and UC A-G requirements.
(UC)
Social Science: 40 credits
Geography / AP Human Geography
World History
U.S. History
American Government & Economics / a. History/Social Science: 2 years
World History
U.S. History
(may use 1 semester of U.S. History and 1 of American Government) / a. History/Social Science: 2 years
World History
U.S. History
(may use 1 semester of U.S. History and 1 of American Government)
English: 40 credits / b. English: 4 years
(one year of ELD permissible) / b. English: 4 years
(one year of ELD permissible)
Mathematics: 10 credits
Algebra I*: 10 credits
*Students must complete Math I and Math II to fulfill the Algebra I requirement / c. Mathematics: 3 years*
Math I
Math II
Math III
*Includes topics covered in elementary and advanced algebra and two- and three-dimensional geometry / c. Mathematics: 3 years*
Math I
Math II
Math III
(4 years recommended)
*Includes topics covered in elementary and advanced algebra and two- and three-dimensional geometry
Physical Science: 10 credits
Life Science: 10 credits / d. Laboratory Science: 2 years
1 year of biological science
1 year of physical science / d. Laboratory Science: 2 years
1 year of biological science
1 year of physical science
(3 years recommended)
No Foreign Language requirement / e. Language other than English:
2 years of the same language / e. Language other than English:
2 years of the same language
(3 years recommended)
Fine Arts: 10 credits / f. Visual and Performing Arts:
1 year (from a single discipline) / f. Visual and Performing Arts:
1 year (from a single discipline)
Electives: 70 credits / g. Elective: 1 year
(must be college prep) / g. Elective: 1 year
(must be college prep)
Practical Art: 10 credits / Required Test:
SAT Reasoning or ACT / Required Test:
SAT Reasoning or ACT with Writing
SAT subject tests are recommended for specific majors or campuses. Visit UC website for more details.
Students must complete 11 of the 15 required courses by the end of junior year.
Physical Education:
20 credits
TOTAL CREDITS: 230
Successfully complete a
Senior Project