Your class schedule...

[Mike M]

So these are the classes I'm considering next year:

All classes level 3 (modified academic) unless otherwise noted

Geometry
Physics
Communication Tech
Home Improvement/Car Care
Cooperative work education
Individual studies (level 5)

Right now it's planned that I leave two periods early (at 12:52 PM) if I can get a job by next year.

[wxntrafficfan]

So these are the classes I'm considering next year:

All classes level 3 (modified academic) unless otherwise noted

Geometry
Physics
Communication Tech
Home Improvement/Car Care
Cooperative work education
Individual studies (level 5)

Right now it's planned that I leave two periods early (at 12:52 PM) if I can get a job by next year.

Life in NJ sounds pretty easy when it comes to academics. Here in Michigan, no student is allowed to have any hours without anything scheduled, and of course, the state tightened academic requirements starting at the class of 2011 (my class) 

[Localonthe8s]

So these are the classes I'm considering next year:

All classes level 3 (modified academic) unless otherwise noted

Geometry
Physics
Communication Tech
Home Improvement/Car Care
Cooperative work education
Individual studies (level 5)

Right now it's planned that I leave two periods early (at 12:52 PM) if I can get a job by next year.

Life in NJ sounds pretty easy when it comes to academics. Here in Michigan, no student is allowed to have any hours without anything scheduled, and of course, the state tightened academic requirements starting at the class of 2011 (my class) 

Not really. NJ has very tough academic standards when it comes to grading and standardized testing. What are the new academic requirements for NJ?

[Mike M]

Yeah, NJ is only getting worse. Beginning next year, the English HSPA prep courses will no longer count as an English course but instead an elective. So if you struggle with that stuff, you'll have to take BOTH a HSPA English and regular English course (fortunately I don't have to take the HSPA so I don't have to worry about it). As well, they did away with Pre-Algebra and require passing of Algebra 1 before graduation. The list goes on and on...

[Zach]

I took Algebra 1 last year as an 8th grader and it was tough.

But here in Florida it goes like this: 8th: Pre-Algebra (Regular), Algebra 1 (Regular), or Algebra 1 Honors (for those super-smart people); 9th: Algebra 1 (Regular), Algebra 1 (Honors), Geometry (Regular) (what I'm in), or Geometry (Honors); 10th: Geometry (Regular), Geometry (Honors), Algebra 2 (Regular), or Algebra 2 (Honors).

[Mike M]

lol, I dunno why I didn't make it to Algebra 1 until now. I have a 99% in that class so far, hehe.

[Localonthe8s]

Yeah, NJ is only getting worse. Beginning next year, the English HSPA prep courses will no longer count as an English course but instead an elective. So if you struggle with that stuff, you'll have to take BOTH a HSPA English and regular English course (fortunately I don't have to take the HSPA so I don't have to worry about it). As well, they did away with Pre-Algebra and require passing of Algebra 1 before graduation. The list goes on and on...

Oh wow it makes sense now. And the HSPA is one of the hardest tests in teh nation according to many teachers who said it.

[phw115wvwx]

My high school in WV requires four math classes before graduation, and two of them must be Algebra I and higher.  I'm pretty sure those standards were still in place when I was a student there.  I imagine some of you have even higher standards to meet.

[Mike M]

My high school in WV requires four math classes before graduation, and two of them must be Algebra I and higher.  I'm pretty sure those standards were still in place when I was a student there.  I imagine some of you have even higher standards to meet.

Only three each of math, sciences, and history classes are required in NJ. Then we need four English courses, two history courses, world cultures, and at least one visual/performing arts and practical arts course.

[Tyler]

Fall Semester 2010:

Monday/Wednesday/Friday:
8-8:50AM: Intro to Social Work
9-9:50AM: Physical Geology*
10-10:50AM: Computer Concepts*
11-11:50AM: US Helathcare System*

Tuesday/Thursday:
9:30-10:45AM: Human Development
11AM-12:15PM: Intro to Psychology

*=liberal studies fulfillment class

[Evan2015]

Warning Bell: 8:39 AM
Tardy/First Bell: 8:40 AM
1st Period: Language Arts [Mansfield] (8:40-9:48)
2nd Period: World History/Social Studies [Altug] (9:52-10:56)
3rd Period: Science/Lunch [Shephard] (11:00-12:29, Lunch 11:05-11:29)
4th Period: Pre-Algebra [Donnett] (12:33-1:37)
5th Period: PE [Clines] (1:41-2:26)
6th Period: Dance and Drama [Brian] (2:30-3:15)
Final Bell: 3:15 PM

2nd period is actually called Social Studies but our subject matter is World History

EDIT: Added bell times, classtimes and teacher names.

[TravelCitiesFan]

8:00-9:30 Algebra
9:35-11:05 Computer Programming 2
11:10-1:05(Including lunches) Spanish 2
1:10-2:35 English 3
2:40-3:10 Enrichment-tutoring/retesting

[Anistorm]

I'm registering next month.. I'll let you all know. More likely it's online classes.

[Al]

Fall Semester 2010
subject to change.

Mondays/Wednesdays/Fridays:
09:00AM-09:50AM : Intro to Radio/TV/Film
10:00AM-10:50AM : Human Biology
11:00AM-11:50AM : History of the United States to 1865

*Mondays/Wednesdays Only:
01:00PM-01:50PM : Team Sports

Tuesdays/Thursdays:
09:30AM-10:45AM : Performance Studies
12:30PM-01:45PM : Federal and State Government

*Thursdays Only:
02:00PM-03:50PM : Biology Lab

[toxictwister00]

This has been my schedule for about a month now

1st Block - Chemistry (8:20am - 9:40am)
2nd Block - Physics H (10:20am - 11:45am)
3rd Block - Adv Algebra & Trig. (11:50am - 1:43am; my lunch which is B lunch is during this period)
4th Block - American Lit/Comp (1:50pm - 3:15pm)