2018 19 Registration Presentation

2018-19 Course Registration

Graduation Requirements Registration Considerations and Timeline New Course Offerings AP and CCP New Engineering, IT, and Business Pathways

2/1/18

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Graduation Requirements Minimum of 25 credits to graduate •4 credits of Religion (senior year must have at least .5 credits per semester) •4 credits of English (Seniors can have both semester credits in one semester) •4 credits of Math •3 credits of Science (Biology, Chemistry, and Physics/Earth Science are required) •3 credits of Social Studies (US History, World History, and .5 credit of Government are required, plus .5 credit of a Social Studies elective)

•1 credit of Fine Arts •.5 credit of Health •.5 credit of Physical Education •.5 credit of Tablet Applications •4.5 credits of additional elective courses

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Ohio Testing Requirements Three Methods to Meet this Requirement: 1. End of Course Tests: 18 Points Algebra 1 and Geometry: 4 Points English 1 and English 2: 4 Points Biology, American History, America Government: 6 Points 2. ACT Test: Juniors take in March 18 in English 22 in Math 22 in Reading 3. Iowa Test

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Ohio Diploma with Honors Students must meet all but one of the following criteria to earn the Ohio Diploma with Honors: 4 Units of English 4 Units of Math 4 Units of Science 4 Units of Social Studies 3 Units of the same Foreign Language 1 Unit of Fine Arts GPA of 3.5/4.0 27 on ACT or 1210 on SAT Š 2016 Archbishop Moeller. All Rights Reserved

Registration Considerations Graduation Requirements Course Prerequisites College Entrance Requirements Direction of Study for College Career Goals Commitments Outside of School Teacher Recommendations Conversation with parents/counselor NCAA Eligibility Requirements

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Considerations for College Keep your grades up throughout the entire year!

Questions to ask when registering: 1. Do I/will I have the necessary credits to graduate?

2. Am I taking a well-balanced academic course load that will provide me with a solid foundation for college?

3. Am I preparing myself to take college-level math, writing, and science courses?

4. Am I seeking challenge or avoiding it?

5. Overall, does my four-year high school program of study adequately reflect to colleges my overall skill and ability, work ethic, drive, commitment, academic readiness?

6. Are my course selections among the most challenging programs available to me at this time? Š 2016 Archbishop Moeller. All Rights Reserved

Why AP? Be challenged. Advanced Placement classes are rigorous and demanding, offering an intellectual stimulation that students won’t get in regular high school courses.

Improve college admissions chances. If a student does well in an AP class, it’s a signal to admissions counselors that he or she is ready for the pressures of college study.

Arrive at college better prepared. AP classes sharpen students’ writing skills, teach them how to think critically, and improve their problem-solving abilities. AP students learn to navigate the academic expectations they’ll encounter in college courses.

Earn college credit. AP exams are scored on a scale of 1 (lowest) through 5 (highest).

If a student earns a 3 or higher, he or she can receive course credits, advanced placement, or both upon arriving at college.

Earn scholarships. AP courses and exam scores help students qualify for scholarships.

According to The College Board, 31 percent of colleges and universities look at AP experience when making scholarship decisions. (referenced through Study Point Inc.)

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2018-19 AP Course Offerings English English Literature & Composition English Language & Composition Math Calculus AB Calculus BC Statistics Science Biology Chemistry Physics Environmental Science Computer Science Social Studies

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College Credit Plus Basics Opportunity to earn college credit Available to college-ready students College-readiness is determined by college Students must apply and get admitted into a college A semester college course of 3 or more credits is equivalent to 1 high school credit Students can participate in CCP for free but will need to apply for funding through the state of Ohio If you fail the CCP class or drop it after the college’s deadline you may have to pay for it and you will receive an “F” or “WF” on a college transcript CCP Classes are given the same weight as AP The grade you earn in the college course is applied to your high school transcript

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Moeller’s CCP Classes for 2018-19 Technology (from UC): *all are semester offerings, online, and 3 credits - Fundamentals of I.T. - Computer Programming 1 - Fundamentals of Web Development - Computer Networking - Computer System Administration - Database Management I Business (from Cincinnati State): *all are semester offerings and 3 credits - Principles of Microeconomics - Financial Accounting - Managerial Accounting - Legal Environment of Business - online Engineering (from UC): *all are semester offerings and 2 credits - Engineering Foundations - Engineering Models 1 - Engineering Models 2 World Languages (from UC): *3 credits - Second Year German I- 2nd Semester of German 2 - Second Year German II- 1st Semester of German 3 Š 2016 Archbishop Moeller. All Rights Reserved

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Complete Letter of Intent Apply to the College Take Placement Tests Complete Funding Application Register for Class(es) with the College

If you sign up for a CCP class there will be several forms to complete and strict deadlines.

Work closely with your school counselor to determine if CCP is the best option for you. Š 2016 Archbishop Moeller. All Rights Reserved

Typical Sophomore Schedule

Religion 2 English 2 Math U.S. History Foreign Language Elective Elective

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Typical Junior Schedule

Religion 3 English 3 Math Chemistry World History Foreign Language Elective

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Typical Senior Schedule Religion: Honors or 2 Semester Classes English: AP or 2 Semester Classes Math Physics or Earth Science U.S. Government/Elective Elective Elective

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New Course Offerings -Computer Graphics 1 (CP1) semester – only offered to seniors -Digital Arts – 2D (AP) – replaces Photo 2 and Computer Graphics 2. Pre-Req: Computer Graphics 1 or Photo 1 -Computer Networking (CCP) – Pre-Req: 2 other IT CCP courses -Computer System Administration (CCP) – Pre-Req: 2 other IT CCP courses -Fundamentals of I.T. – intro class for I.T. / Engineering / and Business Pathways -Database Management (CCP) – must have completed 2 other IT CCP courses -Introduction to Business/Accounting (CP1) semester – intro class for Business Pathway -Instrumental Music (HON) – replaces Instrumental Lab 1,2,3,4 -Percussion Lab (HON) – replaces Percussion 1, 2, 3, 4 -Engineering Models 1 (CCP) semester -Engineering Models 2 (CCP) semester- Pre-Req: Engineering Models 1 -Advanced Engineering foundations / Robotics (HON) semester. Pre-Req: Engineering Foundations or Engineering Models 1 -Human Geography (AP) semester –open to 10-11-12 graders (2nd semester only) -History of the World (HON) online - .5 credit full year course; extra course not scheduled; taught by Faller

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Engineering Pathway

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IT Pathway

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Business Pathway

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Registration Process Students participate in a Course Registration Presentation in January.

Students meet with their school counselor to enter course requests in MoeCampus in January and February.

Course requests are reviewed and approved by teachers and school counselors.

Parents will receive an email in March for their review approval of course requests by a deadline.

After this deadline, changes to course requests or student schedules will not be allowed.

Students are expected to select classes that are appropriate for their level and future college/career goals during the registration period. Š 2016 Archbishop Moeller. All Rights Reserved