EASTERN MONTGOMERY HIGH SCHOOL Grade 11 REGISTRATION for 2017-2018 School Year
Name______Home Phone______Cell______
Last First MI
Required Classes
ENGLISH
_____ 11500 English 11
_____ DE1196A DE/AP English Language & Composition I, II (NRCC 111, 112; students must pass placement test given by NRCC)
NOTE: To address the needs of students who have struggled to meet SOL reading and writing test requirements, MCPS provides need based, high school classes to prepare students for success. Students are assigned to classes based on SOL test scores and performance on screening assessment. Parents will be informed if their student has met the placement criteria.
MATH
MCPS provides a comprehensive mathematics program to promote the achievement of every student. A key component of our program is ensuring that all secondary students are placed in mathematics courses that deliver an appropriate level of challenge. All MCPS high schools collect and analyze multiple pieces of student data in order to make mathematics placement decisions, including grades, test scores, and teacher recommendations. Parents will be informed of mathematics placement decisions for the coming school year prior to the end of the current school year.
SCIENCE
_____ 44100 Chemistry (Chemistry or Physics required for advanced diploma only)
_____ 43300 Biology II Anatomy/Physiology
_____ 43400 Biology II Ecology
_____ 45100 Physics (Chemistry or Physics required for advanced diploma only)
_____ 9812 Principles of Tech/Applied Physics II (prerequisite 98110)
SOCIAL STUDIES
_____ 23600 US/VA History
_____ DE2319A DE/AP US/VA History (NRCC HIS 121, 122; students must pass placement test given by NRCC)
Electives
ENGLISH ELECTIVES
_____14100 Theater I
_____ 14200 Theater II
_____12000 Journalism I (prerequisite: teacher recommendation required,
at least “B” English grade recommended)
_____12100 Journalism II (prerequisite: Journ I with teacher rec)
_____12110 Journalism III (prerequisite: Journ II with teacher rec)
MATH ELECTIVES: Students who have successfully completed Algebra II may register for math electives
_____ 31500 Trigonometry/Advanced Algebra
_____ DE 31621 DE Pre-calculus with Trigonometry (NRCC MTH 166, requires placement test)
_____DE31995 DE Calculus I (NRCC MTH 173, requires placement test)
_____ 3186A AP Computer Science Principles
SOCIAL STUDIES ELECTIVES
_____2399A AP European History
_____29000 Psychology
_____DE2996V DE Psychology/Sociology (Virtual; NRCC PSY 200,
SOC 200, students must pass placement test given by NRCC)
HEALTH & PE
_____76400 Advanced PE
FOREIGN LANGUAGE
_____ 55100 Spanish I
_____ 55200 Spanish II
_____ 55300 Spanish III
_____ 55400 Spanish IV
FINE ARTS
_____91200 Art Foundations I
_____91300 Art Foundations II
_____91400 Art Foundations III
_____92340 Advanced Band (year long- check twice)
_____92850 Intermediate Chorus
_____92805 Small Vocal Ensem./Swing Choir
_____92550 Piano Lab I
_____92551 Piano Lab II
_____92450 Guitar
_____DE9197V DE Art/Music Appreciation (Virtual, NRCC Art 101,
Music 121 students must pass placement test given by NRCC)
_____12150 Media Arts I (prerequisite: teacher recommendation)
_____12160 Media Arts II (prerequisite: teacher recommendation)
BUSINESS
_____61350 Business Management
_____61200 Economics and Finance (required for graduation)
_____63200 Accounting
_____63210 Advanced Accounting
_____66120 Computer Info Systems
_____66130 Advanced Computer Info Systems
_____66300 Web Design/Multi-Media Technologies
_____66310 Adv Web Design/Multi-Media Technologies
_____66400 Introduction to Interactive Programming
MARKETING
_____81200 Marketing
_____DE8130 DE Advanced Marketing (MKT 100, students must pass
placement test given by NRCC, prerequisite: Marketing 81200)
_____81400 Fashion Marketing
_____81750 Sports, Entertainment & Recreation Marketing
TECHNOLOGY
_____84390 Intro to Engineering Design
_____84410 Principles of Engineering
_____98110 Principles of Technology/Applied Physics I
SERVICE LEARNING
_____98280 Service Learning
_____ Work-based learning
TRADE AND INDUSTRIAL
_____86040 Cabinetmaking I
_____86050 Cabinetmaking II
_____84310 Construction Technology
_____84330 Materials and Process Technology
FAMILY AND CONSUMER SCIENCES
_____ 82190 Independent Living
_____ 82290 Nutrition & Wellness
_____ 82550 Introduction to Interior Design
_____ 82250 Family Relations
_____82340 Intro to Early Childhood Education
_____82500 Intro to Culinary Arts
HEALTH AND MEDICAL SCIENCES
_____83020 Intro to Health and Medical Sciences
(pre-requisite to Health Assisting Careers-CNA)
CHS CAREER & TECHNICAL STUDIES (LIMITED SEATS AVAILABLE)
_____82750 Culinary Arts I (yearlong)
_____82850 Early Childhood Education I (yearlong)
_____83310 Health Assisting Careers (prerequisite: 83020, year-long)
_____85060 Auto Tech I (year-long)
_____85070 Auto Tech II (year-long)
_____85280 Cosmetology II (year-long)
_____DE8539 Precision Machining I (yearlong, requires placement test)
_____DE8019 DE Welding I, DE8095 Welding II (students must pass placement test given by NRCC)
_____DE8622 Computer Systems Tech I, DE8623 Computer Systems Tech II (requires placement test)
BHS CAREER & TECHNICAL STUDIES (LIMITED SEATS AVAILABLE)
_____86600 Graphics Image Technology I
_____86071 Cinema & Photographic Production I
_____85700 Advertising Design I
ROBOTICS (NOT A CTE CREDIT)
_____ 98281 Robotics I
_____98282 Robotics Experience II (Night Class at CHS, must have own transportation)
_____98283 Robotics Experience III (Night Class at CHS, must have own transportation)
VIRTUAL VIRGINIA
_____ Virtual Virginia Course (Advanced Placement and Non-Advanced Placement Listing found at http://www.virtualvirginia.org/courses/catalog/)
ALL STUDENTS MUST HAVE 3 ALTERNATE ELECTIVES: Please understand that you will be assigned to an alternate class if the elective(s) you selected do not work in your schedule.
ALTERNATES:
1. ______
2. ______
3. ______
Student Signature: ______Parent Signature: ______
REGISTRATION FORMS MUST BE SIGNED BY A PARENT/GUARDIAN AND RETURNED TO MRS. WILSON-KLATKA BY ______!!!