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Welcome to Kayhi! Class of 2024
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Welcome to Kayhi!
Class of 2024
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Counseling and AdministrationNatasha O’Brien, Counselor Grades 9 & 10
Robert McClory, Counselor Grades 11 & 12
Jason House, Principal
Cole Maxwell, Assistant Principal
Melissa Johnson, Assistant Principal, Activities
Website: khs.kgbsd.org
Kayhi’s School DayKayhi runs a 6 period day:
8:00-2:49 * Wednesdays 8:00-1:50
We also offer a Zero Hour at 7AM - This is for students who want to have room for extra electives or to double up on certain subjects.
There are 5 Minute passing periods between each class.
Kayhi students have a 30 minute lunch period, and it’s an open campus, which means students are allowed to leave at lunch time.
Kayhi students have full lockers, and they are randomly assigned, except for seniors, who are able to choose a locker in Senior Hall.
Advisory● Every student has an advisory class.● Advisory class is 30 minutes, every Wednesday.● Students have the same advisory teacher for four years.● Students explore interests, learn about careers, learn
skills for life, and plan for the future.● Helps students answer the following questions:
○ Who am I?○ What can I become?○ How do I get there?
Graduation Requirements
22 Required Credits
100 Work or Volunteer Hours (There is a form that is available online or in the counseling center)
Completed State of Alaska Job Application (This is completed in Advisory class)
Take the WorkKeys Exam OR ACT OR SAT2024
The 22 Required Credits
English: 4 Credits
Math: 3 Credits
Science: 3 Credits
Social Studies: 3 Credits
PE: .5 Credit
Health: .5 Credit
CTE/FINE ARTS: 1 Credit
Electives: 7 Credits
*** A .5 credit is earned each semester with a passing grade in a class. ***
English4 Credits
English 1
English 2
Jr/Sr English
Jr/Sr English
Jr/Sr English Class Options
AP Literature * AP Language * Adventure/Survival Lit
American Lit * Asian Lit I/II * Biographies
British Lit * Fairytales * Journalism * Lit into Film
Monster Lit * Mythology * Native American Lit
Poetry Writing * Science Fiction * Shakespeare
Short Stories * Social Justice * Speech * Sports Lit
War & Remembrance * World Lit * Writing Projects
Freshmen take English 1. Sophomores take English 2.Juniors and Seniors choose 1 full year or 2 semester classes each year.
MAth3 Credits:
● Algebra 1● Geometry● Algebra 2● Math Analysis/Trigonometry● AP Calculus● Statistics● Personal Finance● Math Lab I/II● AP Computer Science Principles● AP Computer Science A
Math Help for Students:
● Algebra S● Math S● Math Tutoring Center (M,T,TH,F)
Math placement is by teacher recommendation each year. Freshmen begin in Math Lab, Algebra 1 with Algebra S, Algebra 1, or Geometry.Questions about math placement should be directed to current math teacher.
Science3 Credits:
Anatomy & Physiology
Biology I/II, AP Biology
Chemistry I/II, AP Chemistry
AP Computer Science A
AP Computer Science Principles
Earth Science
Forest Ecology (semester class)
Integrated Science
Marine Biology
Medical Terminology (3 college credits)
Oceanography (3 college credits)
Physics
Science through Art (semester class)
Survey of Astronomy (semester class)
Integrated Science is the prerequisite for most science classes. All freshmen will be enrolled in Integrated Science. Students may choose to take 2 science
classes if all prerequisites have been met.
Social Studies3 Credits:
.5 Alaska Studies (freshmen)
1 American Government (seniors)
1.5 Other Social Studies
Alaska Studies * American Government
AP American Government
AP World * AP European * AP US History
Debate * Economics * Indigenous History
Psychology * US History * World History
All freshmen will be enrolled in AK Studies - this is a State of AK requirement. All seniors take American Government.
Sophomores and Juniors can select from any of the other options. Some courses have prerequisites that must be met.
PE & Health.5 Credit PE:
Basketball 101 (zero hour)Boys ConditioningGirls ConditioningPhysical Education
SPORTS WAIVER
.5 Credit Health:One semester class (all freshmen take this class)
Career Technical Education (CTE) (1 credit CTE/Fine Arts)AP CS Principles * AP Computer Science A
Entrepreneurship * Food Truck Nation Entrepreneur
Intro to Culinary I * PS I Baking & Pastries
PS I Culinary Immersion/Mexico * PS II Local Foods
PS II Adv Baking & Pastries * PS II Adv Capstone
Game Design & Programming * IT Fundamentals
Tech Aide I/II * Library Science
Medical Terminology (3 college credits available)
Microsoft Office * Stagecraft * Theater Arts
Visual Media & Design
Yearbook Production & Marketing
Building Construction I, II
Car Wise * General Service Tech I, II, III
CTE Voc Survey (woods, auto, culinary, welding, maritime, visual media, personal finance)
Intro to Architectural Design
Intro to Engineering Design
Maritime I, II * Small Engines
Textiles & Sewing * Welding I, II, III
Woodworking I, II, III
Students may select: 1 credit CTE OR 1 credit Fine Art
OR .5 CTE/.5 Fine Art
Fine Arts (1 credit CTE/Fine Arts)World Languages:
French I, II, Advanced
German I
Tsimshian I, II
Spanish I, II, Advanced
Art:
Drawing & Painting
Northwest Coast Art
Sculpture & Pottery
Music:
Jazz Band * Jazz Ensemble
Symphonic Band * Wind Ensemble
Jazz Choir * Concert Choir
Intro to Guitar
Piano & Music Theory
Students may select: 1 credit CTE
OR 1 credit Fine Art
OR .5 CTE/.5 Fine Art
Electives (7 credits)● 7 elective credits may be chosen from any of the subject
areas that are of most interest to students. ● These credits may be CTE or Fine Arts or PE classes.● Electives may also be additional core classes beyond
those credits required for graduation.○ For example, if a student takes 4 science classes, 3 credits would
count toward the science credits needed for graduation, and 1 credit would count as an elective credit.
22 credits are required for graduation.
Students may graduate with more than 22 credits.
4-Year PlanStudents and families can use this form to plan classes for high school. This form is available in the counseling center and online here: 4-yr plan
The Kayhi Course Booklet for the 2020-2021 school year is available here: 20-21 Course Booklet
Kayhi Registration/Course SelectionRegistration Returning Students - Fall 2020
** Registration & Course Selection will be done in PowerSchool April 1-8, 2020. **
● Prior to Course Selection, Update your Information in PowerSchool.● Log into PowerSchool.● Select Returning Student Registration from the Menu on the Left Side of the Screen.● Fill out requested information.● Press Submit.
https://school.kgbsd.org/public
Contact Information/PERMISSIONS/UPDATESPLEASE UPDATE YOUR CONTACT INFORMATION AND PERMISSIONS IN POWERSCHOOL:
https://school.kgbsd.org/public
Powerschool - Course Selection
To Select Courses:● Log Into PowerSchool.● Select Class Registration.
https://school.kgbsd.org/public
Interested in taking a Zero Hour? Click the Link and add name
Be sure to type first and last names!!
If your student is interested in a zero hour:● Click on the Zero Hour Link and add name.● If there is a class offered zero hour that
he/she has chosen to take, he/she will be enrolled in zero hour.
Powerschool - Course SelectionCourse Selection Opens April 1Course Selection Closes April 8
To select classes: ● Click on the Pencil Icon
● Be sure to Click on the Pencil for each Section
Powerschool - Course Selection Course Selection Opens April 1Course Selection Closes April 8
When the window opens, be sure to
scroll through all pages to
see all offerings.
Click on a course to select.
Press okay when you have selected your
classes.
Powerschool - Course SelectionCourse Selection Opens April 1Course Selection Closes April 8
When you have finished, your selections should show up on your screen something like the above example. You must then press SUBMIT.
Powerschool - Course SelectionCourse Selection Opens April 1Course Selection Closes April 8
If you have submitted your course requests, you will see a list of the classes you have selected. If you do not see this screen, you have not pressed submit.
If you do see this screen, you have finished selecting your classes.
You may return anytime during the registration window to revisit your selections. Remember to press SUBMIT each time!!
Freshman Orientation / Class Act mentorsFreshman Orientation
Friday, August 21st * 9am-12pm
* Meet Mentors *
* Play Games *
* Tour the School *
* Find your Classes *
* Get Schedules and Lockers *
** You will receive information this summer regarding freshman orientation! **
Fall Sport Start Dates and ContactsFirst Practice July 29:
Cross Country
TBD - Contact Melissa Johnson [email protected]
Football
TBD - Contact Melissa Johnson [email protected]
First Practice August 5:
Swim & Dive
Gary Crowe [email protected]
Volleyball
Kevin Johnson [email protected]
If you are interested in participating in a Fall Sport, contact the coaches listed above or Melissa Johnson, the AP in charge of Activities.
Counseling and Administration contact infoNatasha O’Brien, Counselor Grades 9 & 10: Natasha.O’[email protected]
Robert McClory, Counselor Grades 11 & 12: [email protected]
Jason House, Principal: [email protected]
Cole Maxwell, Assistant Principal: [email protected]
Melissa Johnson, Assistant Principal, Activities: [email protected]
Website: khs.kgbsd.org
