Transcript Urbana High School Curriculum Orientation
Urbana High School Curriculum Orientation 2011 - 2012
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Agenda
The UHS day Graduation Requirements Requirements and Electives Courses Activities Registering for next year Curricular Showcase (in Commons) 5/1/2020
The UHS Day
Everyone starts at 8:00 a.m.
Closed lunch hour and study support for all 9th and 10th graders Choice 8 period day encouraged for all students Study halls only for seniors Students run on individual schedules, not teams 5/1/2020
Study Support and Teams
Study Support: All 9th and 10th graders have 25 minutes of this classroom time before or after their lunch. Small groups of 12 - 18 students. Academic help is available.
Teams: All 9th and 10th graders are on a team. These numbered teams (no names) are actually teams of teachers with "in common" students. Teams serve as both support and "connection" for students.
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ALS: Academic Learning Support
Required for many 9th - 11th graders but an option for all. Credited/graded class.
25 minutes of support for the student's math class 25 minutes of support for English or other subjects Students receiving
D
or
F
in Math or English at the marking periods may be moved out of an elective and into ALS during the semester.
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Graduation Requirements 2012 - 2015
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Curriculum
Academic Learning Support Composition 9 World Studies – Social Science World Studies – English American Studies – Social Science American Studies – English Senior English American Government Consumer Education Mathematics Science Health Art/Music/Foreign Language or Vocational Education Physical Education
Required Semesters
0-6 2 2 2 2 2 2 1 1 6 4 (2 physical science/2 life science) 1 (replaces 1 semester of PE) 2 7 (1 each semester enrolled)
New Courses at UHS
Intro. To Agriculture (2 semesters) Supervised Agricultural Experience I & II (1 or 2 semesters) Sports and Entertainment Marketing (1 semester) Social Justice (1 semester) Advanced Composition (Parkland Dual Credit @UHS) (2 semesters) 5/1/2020
CUScholars
CUScholars is an initiative of the Champaign-Urbana Community Schools Foundation.
Prepares students for success in college or workplace by requiring higher than minimum standards.
4 years of math 3 rd year of science 2 years of the same foreign language Maintain an average of “C” or above Demonstrate a 95% overall attendance rate Have no out-of-school suspensions 5/1/2020
English Requirements
2 semesters of Composition 9 (9 th ) 2 semesters of World Studies –English (10 th ) 2 semesters of American Studies –English (11 th ) 2 semesters of English (12 th )
9 10 11 12
*AP Prep Comp 9 *=weighted *AP Prep World Studies-Eng *AP Prep Am Studies-Eng *AP Lit and Comp Composition 9 World Studies-Eng American Studies-Eng Literature and Comp, British Literature, Writer's Workshop, Advanced Comp.
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English Electives
Drama Journalism # Speech Yearbook # British Literature # Second-year students my take a weighted option 5/1/2020
Mathematics Requirements
6 semesters The following chart reflects the general course sequence. It is highly recommended that the student take the Summer Bridge prior to any move to an AP Prep course. *=weighted course
8 9 10 11 12
*AP Prep Algebra *AP Prep Alg II Algebra I 8th Grade Math 5/1/2020 Algebra II Algebra I *AP Prep Geometry Geometry Algebra II *AP Prep Pre-Calc/Trig *AP Calculus AB or *AP Calculus BC Pre-Calc/Trig or Coll Algebra or Stats w/ Financial Applic.
*AP Calc AB or *AP Prep PreCalc/Trig or Pre-Calc/Trig or Stats w/ Financial Applic.
Geometry Pre-Calc/Trig or College Algebra
Mathematics Electives
Summer Math Bridge Summer Algebra Preparations Statistics with Financial Applications College Algebra Pre-Calculus/Trig *AP Prep Pre-Calc/Trig *AP Calculus AB *AP Calculus BC 5/1/2020 Note: There will be some variation depending on where a student starts the math sequence.
Science Requirements
2 semesters of life science (Biology or *AP Prep Biology) 2 semesters of physical science (Integrated Physical Science or *AP Prep Chemistry)
9 10 11 12
*AP Prep Biology *=weighted course Biology *AP Prep Chemistry Integrated Physical Science or *AP Prep Chemistry Physics *Anatomy & Physiology *AP Prep Physics *AP Chemistry *AP Biology Earth & Space Sci.
Chemistry *AP Prep Chemistry Earth & Space Science Anatomy & Physiology *AP Prep Physics Physics *AP Biology *AP Chemistry *AP Physics C *Anatomy & Physiology Earth & Space Sci.
Physics *AP Prep Physics Earth & Space Science *Anatomy & Physiology *AP Biology *AP Chemistry 5/1/2020
Chemistry
Science Electives
Earth and Space Science *AP Prep Chemistry *Anatomy and Physiology Physics *AP Prep Physics *AP Biology *AP Chemistry *AP Physics C Note: There will be some variation depending on where a student starts the science sequence.
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Social Science Requirements
2 semesters of World Studies-SS (10 th ) 2 semesters of American Studies-SS (11 th ) or AP U.S. History (11 th or 12 th ) 1 semester of American Government (9, 10, 11, or 12 th) The following chart reflects the course sequence for required courses. American Government is required but does not have a designated year of enrollment.
9
Am. Gov't.
Am. Gov't.
10
*AP Prep World Studies American Government *=weighted course World Studies American Government
11
*AP Prep American Studies or *AP U.S. History American Government American Studies or *AP U.S. History American Government
12
Am. Gov't.
Am. Gov't.
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Social Science Electives
African-American Studies Ancient/Medieval World History # American History in Film & Music # +Economics +*AP Economics *AP U.S. History *AP Comparative Government Sociology Psychology # + meets consumer education requirement #weighting optional for grades 10-12 5/1/2020
Physical Educ. Requirements
PE is required every semester except for the semester Health is taken.
9 th grade = 1 semester of Physical Education 9 # ; 1 semester of Health 10 th 11 th 12 th grade = 1 semester of PE 10 w/ Driver Ed; 1 semester PE 10 grade = 2 semesters: Physical Education 11-12 or Personal Fitness grade = 2 semesters: Physical Education 11-12 or Personal Fitness Option: Personal Fitness via Strength & Conditioning May be taken in place of PE 9, 10, or 11-12 May be repeated # School PE uniform required
9 10
Health P. E. 9 P.E. 10 (Driver Ed) P.E. 10
11
P.E. 11-12 or Personal Fitness
12
P.E. 11-12 or Personal Fitness 5/1/2020
Special Education/ Support Services
Co-Taught Courses: Taught in the regular ed classroom with a special education teacher who assists with any needed academic or behavioral accommodations. Instructional Courses: Taught by special education teachers, these courses are aligned to meet core requirements and some electives. 5/1/2020
Special Education/ Support Services
Educational Support Class: This is a combination of teaching students better study skills and assisting them with daily work from classes.
The Learning Center: Available each period as a “drop in” room for students who receive special education services and need assistance with tests and/or coursework during the the time they are scheduled in general education class.
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Electives are for…
Enhancing core courses “Rounding Out” the educational experience Allowing for exploration and personal growth Providing more FUN in the schedule Meeting college entrance requirements Filling the needed credits for graduation 5/1/2020
Agriculture
Basic Ag Mechanics and Construction Technology Advanced Ag Construction and Technology Advanced Ag Mechanics and Technology Environmental Science Supervised Agricultural Experience I & II 5/1/2020
Applied Technology
Intro Industrial Tech/Energy & Transport.
Electronics, Communication, and Production Auto Mechanics 1, 2, 3, 4 Drafting and Computer Aided Drafting 1-2 # # Weighting optional 5/1/2020
Art
Art 1 Honors Art 1 Art 2 Art 3 # (Drawing, Painting, Sculpture & Pottery) *AP Studio Art (Drawing, 2-D Design) Photographic Arts Advanced Photographic Arts # Multimedia and Website Creations Digital Imaging # Weighting optional 5/1/2020
Business
Computerized Keyboarding I and II Accounting 1A & 1B +Business, Criminal, and Family Law # +Personal Finance Entrepreneurship Sports and Entertainment Marketing Word Processing Desktop Publishing/Microsoft Excel- Spreadsheets + meets consumer education requirement # Weighting optional 5/1/2020
Cooperative Education
WECEP 1-2 (students age 14-15) Coop 1-2 and 3-4 (students age 16 and up) STEP (placement by IEP) 5/1/2020
Family & Consumer Science
Child Development Adv. Child Devel.
Food and Meal Preparation +Independent Living Introduction to Clothing Housing and Home Furnishings Parenting Adult Living and Resource Management 5/1/2020 + meets consumer education requirement
French # German # Spanish #
Foreign Language
# 3rd, 4th, and 5th year courses are weighted 5/1/2020
Information Technology
Programming in C++ *Advanced Seminar * Weighted course 5/1/2020
Interdisciplinary Studies
Executive Internship Program 5/1/2020
Music
Music Theory Band (Symphonic Band # , Wind Ensemble # , Wind Symphony # , Tiger Marching Band) Choir (UHS Singers, Concert Choir # , & Honors Choir # ) Orchestra (Symphonic Orchestra # & Chamber Orchestra # ) # Students in grades 10-12 have a weighted option 5/1/2020
Dual Credit Program
Juniors and Seniors age 16 and qualifying GPA Take college-level courses at Parkland or at UHS See counselor for more details 5/1/2020
School Sponsored Activities
Dramatics Multicultural Math Team Thespians VCRs Interact Yearbook Newspaper Literary FFA Humanities Art Foreign Language Clubs Senate Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) National Honor Society 5/1/2020
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Varsity Athletics
Baseball Basketball Golf Soccer Football Cross Country Cheerleading Softball Swimming Tennis Track Volleyball Wrestling
Registration Info - 9
th
- 11
th
Teachers will give recommendations for core course selections. Registration is done in small group settings.
Students have a copy of their choices for parent review.
Current UHS students will register throughout February.
Student choices can be adjusted even after registration.
A printout of the student's course selections is mailed home in late spring.
Phone or email your child's UHS counselor with any questions. (217) 384-3511 5/1/2020
Registration Info - 8th Graders
Teachers will give recommendations for core course selections.
Current UMS 8th graders will register at UMS during the regular school day on Feb. 8 and 9.
Registration is done in group settings. Students have a copy of their choices for parent review.
Student choices can be adjusted even after registration.
A printout of the student's course selections is mailed home in late spring.
Students from private middle schools need to call the Counseling Office for a registration appointment.
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To the Commons…
Join representatives of our UHS faculty for a curricular showcase in the Commons. Counselors are available to answer questions.
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