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MTHS counselors outline course selection process for incoming sophomores and families

December 11, 2023 | Minooka CHSD 111, School Boards, Illinois



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MTHS counselors outline course selection process for incoming sophomores and families
Minooka Community High School District 111 is gearing up for the 2024-2025 school year with an informative course selection process aimed at incoming sophomores. During a recent meeting held on December 11, 2023, school counselors outlined essential details to help students navigate their academic choices effectively.

The course selection presentation emphasized the importance of planning ahead, with a deadline for course requests set for February 9, 2024. Students were encouraged to review their registration packets, which include a course selection sheet and guidance on filling it out. Counselors will meet individually with students starting January 16, allowing ample time for families to discuss options and make informed decisions.

Key academic requirements for sophomores were highlighted, including mandatory courses in English, math, and science. All students will take English 2, continue their math sequence, and move into biology for science. While there is no required social studies class, students can choose from various electives, including consumer education, which counts towards graduation requirements.

Counselors also discussed the importance of considering honors classes, advising students to consult with their current teachers for recommendations. Additionally, students were informed about the opportunity to take driver's education, with specific details on eligibility based on age.

The meeting also introduced the Grundy Area Vocational Center (GVC), which offers hands-on programs for upperclassmen. Interested students were encouraged to tour the facility and consider their options early, as participation in GVC can impact their elective choices.

As the course selection process unfolds, students and families are urged to engage in discussions about academic paths and utilize available resources, including the curriculum guide and course selection slide deck. The school looks forward to supporting students in making choices that align with their educational goals and aspirations for the upcoming school year.

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