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Registration Process

Registration Process

During the second semester, scheduling activities take place to assist each student in selecting appropriate courses for the next school year. The steps to the scheduling process are listed below.

1. Counselors will present courses available for the next school year.

2. Students can meet with teachers to discuss the recommended courses for the next school year.

3. Students should review the registration form and discuss course selections with their families.

4. Counselors will then meet with students to discuss and review their course selections and plans.

5. Students should take into consideration their abilities and four-year high school plan.

6. Students must submit their final course request forms during the time of registration.

7. It is expected that students develop a sound educational plan and an appropriate schedule prior to the end of the current school year.

8. Honors/AP expectations agreement will be acknowledged at the time of registration.

9. All students must maintain a schedule that will permit graduation and will meet the minimum requirements for college admission.

10. The only course changes that will be made in the fall or at the beginning of the second semester will be those necessitated by schedule conflicts, failure of a course, or computer errors.

Changes in course requests must be made by March 29th! After March 29th, all course requests will be locked.

Honors/Advanced Placement (AP) Course Requirements

GHS supports every student’s ambition to take on new and demanding challenges, such as taking an Honors/AP class. However, the decision to enroll in an Honors/AP course requires a great deal of thought and consideration due to the rigorous workload, high-reaching expectations, and maturity level that these courses demand. We encourage all students to talk to their teachers, counselors, parents, and other trusted advisers about their interest in taking AP or Honors classes so they can feel confident in their decision and better prepare themselves for the challenge that lays ahead.

All students taking an Honors/AP class must acknowledge the Honors/AP expectations agreement at the time of registration.

Students must make informed decisions about courses requiring summer assignments because these courses will not be dropped at the beginning of the school year due to incomplete work.

Honors and AP Course Expectations