It is time to begin thinking about next year!!

Students are receiving information on the registration process for next year’s courses in their Science classes. Students need to make course selections utilizing the online tool beginning March 11 and completing by March 29. The following information is provided to assist students and families in this process:

 

General Information

 

Course Selection Sheets

Each grade level has specific courses that are available. Refer to the grade level for next year for course options in each subject.

 

Information on Course Options for Science and Computer Science

The areas that International School students have the most options are in two areas: which Science courses to take each year after the required Chemistry and Biology courses, and whether or not to take a Computer Science course (or two) in 11th/12th grade. Here is some information that is essential to review when making these decisions:

 

Family Review of Student Course Selections

We encourage parents and guardians to work with their student on course selection for next year. To ensure transparency around course selection, parents and guardians may review the courses selected in ParentVUE using the “Course Request” tab on the left.

 

 

Some Common Questions

“My student is taking French 1A this year. What class do they take next?” 

  • At International School, students take “French 1” after taking “French 1A.”

 

“My student is taking Integrated Arts this year as a 6th grader. What course is next?”

  • After taking Integrated Arts, students choose to continue with either the Choir strand or the Visual Arts strand.

 

“Can my student make a change in their Fine Arts sequence?”

  • Students are allowed to make one change in Fine Arts, but no later than 9th grade as courses after that level are dependent upon foundational skills. Some Fine Arts are easier to access later than others.

 

“My student is registering for classes and it says that he/she has more than seven credits. Is something wrong?”

  • While students typically register for seven credits of courses that represent the seven classes students take, some high school students register for classes that count as more. A table indicated the courses that provide more credit is below. This is not a problem at the time of registration. It is a concern if your student does not have at least seven credits selected.

Dept.

Name of Institution

Name of Course

College Credits Available

HS Credit

Math

Bellevue College

Advanced Calculus

10

2

Math

Bellevue College

AP Calc AB

10

2

Math

Bellevue College

Precalculus

10

2

SS

Edmonds College

AP U.S. History

10

2

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