Brookville High School Freshmen Scheduling EDUCATION PAYS Bachelors Degree - $57,252 Some College or Associate Degree - $39,858 H S Grad - $26,467 State Graduation Requirements English Language Arts 4 units Health unit Mathematics/Alg. II 4 units Physical Education/Waiver unit Science 3 units Social Studies 3 units Electives 5 units Brookville Graduation Requirements 21 st Century Technology unit Fine Arts 1 unit Personal Economics 1 unit Community Service Freshmen - 5 hours Juniors - 15 hours Sophomore - 10 hours Senior - 20 hours End of Course Exams Algebra I, Geometry (4 points minimum) English I, English II (4 points minimum) Biology American History, American Government (6 points minimum in social studies & science) Scored 1-5 Limited (1), Basic (2), Proficient (3), Accelerated (4), Advanced (5) Course Completion & One of the Following 1) Earn 18 cumulative points on EOC 2) Earn remediation-free score on national college admission exam (ACT/SAT) 3) Earn state approved/industry-recognized credential or state license in a career & achieve a workforce readiness score on job skills assessment Grade Level Requirements Your First Two Years 9 th 10 th English IEnglish II Physical ScienceBiologyMath Mdn World HistoryMdn Am. HistoryPE Health 21 st Century Tech PE Waiver Open to freshmen participating in 2 seasons of interscholastic sports - includes Marching Band & Cheerleading Not credit replacement - credit Waiver Students not fulfilling requirements by the end of the 9 th grade, will be scheduled for P.E. sophomore year PE Waiver (continued) Failure to complete season in good standing will not allow Coach, Advisor or Director to sign off P.E. Waivers may not be accepted in all schools FAQsALL students & parents sign form marking participate or NOT participate DOWN THE ROAD Failed required courses must be made up in summer school, correspondence or repeated 22 Credits to graduate! End of Course Exams Choosing Your Classes Requirements Abilities, interests, needs, chosen vocation MVCTC? CCP? 4-year college? Note Prerequisites Time or financial constraints Freshman Electives French I Spanish I Art I Concert Choir Shades of Blue Wood Technology Band Marching Guard/ Band Marching Guard (sem) Music Theory Accounting I Freshmen Electives Continued Nutrition and Wellness / Culinary Fundamentals Human Growth /Development Marketing Consumer Awareness/Business Management: Entrepreneurship Agriculture, Food and Natural Resources (AFNR) SAE project in all Ag. Ed. Classes 21 st Century Technology (Recommended if waiving PE) MVCTC Requirements 2 Credits English 2 Credits Science 2 Credits Math 2 Credits Social Studies .5 Credit Health .5 Credit PE or waiver .5 Credit 21 st Century Technology College Prep Requirements The Minimum Preferred 4 units English4 units English 4 units Math 3 units Science 4 units Science 3 units Social Studies4 units Social Studies 2 units For. Language3 units For. Lang. 1 unit Fine Arts1 unit Fine Arts HONORS DIPLOMA Meet any 7 of following 8 criteria: A) 4 units of English B) 4 units of Math C) 4 units of Science D) 4 units of Social Studies E) 3 units of Foreign Language or 2 units of 2 Foreign Languages F) 1 unit of Fine Arts G) GPA 3.5 on 4.0 scale H) Composite score of 27/ACT or 1210/ SAT COLLEGE CREDIT PLUS For more information CCP Meeting - Wednesday, February 7:00 p.m. in auditorium Anyone interested in participating in CCP next year MUST attend this important meeting. IMPORTANT REMINDER!!! Purple Registration Forms - With PE Waiver Due To Miss Howard - No Later Than Feb. 3rd PARENT SIGNATURE REQUIRED STUDENT SIGNATURE REQUIRED x 2141 Brookville Community Scholarship Foundation Organized in 1991 Board of Trustees represents community Established to give Brookville students post secondary opportunities - awarded scholarships valued over $1.2 million Endowment Fund Foundation Families($100/yr for five years) Foundation Business(from $100 to $1,000 for 5 years) Call Dale Creamer at YOUNG SCHOLARS PROGRAM Learn powerful skills used to achieve higher levels of personal/academic excellence 8 th grade students whose parents have not completed a college degree For further information, contact Sinclair College at (937)