Cen10 Class of '23 Class Selection

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After reviewing the five steps below, you will be prepared to select your junior year courses.

The expectation is that you will review JUNIOR COURSE GUIDE, which lists all the courses available to juniors, AND take the time to read the review course descriptions in the CEN10 COURSE CATALOG for classes that you are considering.

You MUST log on to student connect, review the pre-selected courses your school counselor has recommended, and select additional courses for next year prior to meeting with your school counselor. You will have the ability to select additional courses but only your school counselor is able to make changes to recommended courses . If you want to change any pre-selected courses, you must schedule an appointment to meet with your school counselor. If you fail to schedule an appointment, and have less than six courses selected, your school counselor will select your junior year courses.

WHAT IS A TRANSCRIPT?

• A transcript is a record of every course/class you've completed.
• GPA information can be found in the yellow box.
  
• You can find your transcript in Student Connect under Student Documents.

GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS:

• 1 semester of a course is worth 5 credits.
  
• You should have 30 credits each fall/spring semester and up to 10 credits each summer.
• At this time, you should have at least 90 credits to be on track for graduation.
• You will need to complete 220 credits to graduate.
• Along with 220 credits, students must fulfill subject requirements (in red below) in order to graduate.
  
• Earning a D grade is considered passing and you will receive 5 credits. However, a D grade does not meet a-g minimum requirement and should be repeated.
• An F grade is not considered passing and you will not earn any credits.

A-G COLLEGE ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS:

• A-G college entrance requirements are classes that are required for admittance to a four year university in California (UC & CSU)
• Many private universities in CA have similar requirements.
  
• Out of state universities may have different requirements and if you are interested in attending college out of state, you must check the admissions requirements for each specific out of state institution to ensure you are on track to apply.

ARE YOU ON TRACK FOR GRADUATION? ARE YOU ON TRACK TO MEET A-G REQUIREMENTS?

Use the A-G & Graduation Checklist below to ensure you are on track to meet CNUSD graduation requirements and college entrance requirements.

In addition, on your California Colleges Account, you can use the CSU & UC Eligibility Tool to track your progress toward meeting California State University & University of California requirements as well as identify classes you need to retake or areas you still need to take a course.

Click here to watch a video on how to use the CSU/UC Eligibility Tool in California Colleges

Centennial High School has a six-period day, which means you will have six slots for courses. For Junior year, your courses are pre-assigned based on school counselor recommendations:

1. History - U.S. History, A.P. U.S. History, or Puente U.S. History
2. English - Lang Arts 3, AP English Lit & Comp
3. Math - Math placement, it will depend on your current Math class and grade. Please use the Math Placement Guide below for questions.
4. Science - Biology, Chemistry, Physics, A.P. Physics
5. World Language/Fine Art
6. CTE/Elective

The availability of electives varies and your school counselor will pre-select recommended options to meet graduation and/or A-G college entrance requirements. We want you to be aware of the options, but understand they may vary based on class size, teacher availability and how you are doing academically. To help you, we have created two great resources: an Class of 2023 Course Guide & an Online Course Catalog.

As of Wednesday April 7th at 6:00 pm, you will have access to view your pre-assigned course requests for the 21/22 school year on Student Connect. The courses listed have been pre-assigned based on school counselor recommendations to meet graduation and/or A-G requirements. You may have openings in your schedule for additional electives.

Keep the following in mind:

• When viewing the classes in student connect, make sure you click on the future year (2021-2022) to view the class that have been pre-selected for you.

If you have less than six classes assigned to you, you will have from the evening of Wednesday, April 7 to Friday, April 16 to add elective course requests. Please watch the following video to learn how to add course request. You must follow the video instructions.

Keep the following in mind:

• Your school counselor has reviewed your transcript, graduation, and A-G requirements to determine what courses you MUST take. These courses will be locked and you will not be able to change them on your own.
• Courses that you select are requests and are not guaranteed.
• Please make sure to add both A & B for each class (example: AP Psychology A and AP Psychology B). A=1st semester & B=2nd semester
  

The school counseling department's goal is to meet with all students. During these meeting, you have the opportunity to discuss your 21/22 schedule, sign-up for summer school (if necessary), and post-secondary plans.

Appointments specifically for current Sophomores to meet with their school counselor regarding course selection will open on evening Wednesday, April 7, 2021. All students are assigned school counselors by the first letters of their last name OR if they are interested in Umoja & Puente, then an application must be submitted and you must meet with the school counselor assigned to that program. Any students in Umoja should meet with Ms. Thompson. Any student in Puente should meet with Dr. Gomez.

The window to meet with your school counselor will be from April 8, 2021 to April 16, 2021. Please make scheduling your appointment a priority. Appointment slots are LIMITED.

If you schedule an appointment and do not attend, we CANNOT accommodate rescheduling due to the large amount of students we need to meet with and discuss their schedule.

• The priority of summer school for 2021 will be credit recovery for students earning a D/F grade in an A-G courses or an F grade in a graduation required course.
• Up to four semester classes can be taken in summer school. (example: 1st semester Biology, 2nd semester Biology, 1st semester Language Arts & 2nd semester Language Arts)
  
• You will discuss summer school enrollment with your school counselor during your individual planning meeting, so please take advantage of scheduling that immediately.
• If a student has an impacted schedule, please connect with your school counselor for more information.
• Please make sure that your parent completes the Summer School enrollment on ParentConnect or you run the risk of having your summer school courses dropped and possibly going on a waitlist to re-enroll.

**Please continue to check your CNUSD email for additional information on Summer School.**

Corona-Norco Unified School District

Nondiscrimination Statement

The Corona Norco Unified School District is committed to equal opportunity for all individuals in education and in employment and does not discriminate on the basis of actual or perceived ancestry, age, color, physical or mental disability, medical condition, gender, gender identity, gender expression, nationality, national origin, immigration status, race or ethnicity, ethnic group identification, religion, sex, sexual orientation, marital or parental status, pregnancy, or genetic identification, or association with a person or group with one or more of these actual or perceived characteristics. The Board prohibits, at any district school or school activity, unlawful discrimination, harassment (including sexual harassment), intimidation, and bullying of any student based on the protected characteristics named above. BP1312.2; BP/AR4190; BP/AR5145.3; BP/AR5145.7; BP5146; BP/AP5131.2

For any concerns or questions regarding discrimination, equity, Title II, CCR Title 5 or Title IX, please contact:

Dr. RoseMarie Hickman, Coordinator, Human Resources
Corona-Norco Unified School District
2820 Clark Avenue Norco, CA 92860
(951) 736-5000 Contact Dr. Hickman