TABLE OF CONTENTS
ØGeneral Topics
Ø Page
Welcome
Letter
4
Careers Technical Education
7-8
Registration Information
14-20
Agriculture
20-22
Art Department
23-25
Tech-Prep (MCC)
25-29
Business Education
29-32
Careers
32
English
34-39
Foreign Language
40-41
Health
41
Family and Consumer Science 42-43
Industrial Arts
44-46
Mathematics
47-49
Music
50-51
Science
52-54
Social Studies
56-57
Special Education
58-61
Extra-Curricular Activities
64-65
Athletics
66
ØWelcome to
Harvard High School
Dear Students and Parents:
The guidance department
extends a huge welcome to everyone as we begin registration for a new school
year. For some students, this will be a first high school registration and for
others, a final registration. Regardless, the courses you choose will help you
set a foundation for the rest of your life. For this reason, it is extremely
important that you thoroughly familiarize yourself with the contents of this
registration handbook.
As
you register, keep the following guidelines in mind:
Ø
Sign up for the
required classes for your grade
Ø
Choose elective
classes in your interests – not those of friends
Ø
Think about your
future career and pick classes that are related
Ø
Check college
admission requirements and include those in your selection
Counselors, administrators,
and teachers are available to assist you in making your high school years a
positive experience.
Best
Wishes,
The
Guidance Department
Please be aware that courses listed
in this curriculum guide may not be available based on low enrollment and/or
decrease in district funding.
Tech Prep courses are offered through
Accounting Horticulture:
Landscape
and
Automotive Technology Turf
Management
Electronics Engineering Manufacturing
Tech. Options:
Machining
Emergency Medical Technician Drafting/CAD
Fire Science Technician
Nursing
ØPOST
SECONDARY PLANNING
Students planning to go to college are urged to select their courses in keeping with the entrance requirements outlined in the catalogs of the colleges they are considering. Copies of many college catalogs are available in the guidance office. Required subjects vary for each college, and there is no single program of high school preparation that will guarantee college admission.
Suggested admission requirements by colleges and
universities include four years of English; three years of social studies;
three years of mathematics (Algebra I, Geometry, and Algebra II); three years
of science; and two years of electives in foreign language, music, or art. Check college catalogs for requirements.
The following examples will help in developing your schedule for the next four years.
ØCOLLEGE PREPARATORY
Liberal Arts Business
Management
4 cr. English 4
cr. English
3 cr. Science 3
cr. Science
3 cr. Mathematics 3‑4
cr. Mathematics