Below is the general schedule for all 10th Grade. This is schedule is not regularly updated. Check the master schedule to confirm the class you want is still offered at the right time.

Find your specific schedule on FACTS.

• Your math teachers have let us know which math class you should be in. This will be shown on FACTS. If you think you are in the wrong class, please let Mr. Troy know.

• If you are part of ELL or Student Success classes, those will be on your FACTS schedule.

Electives:

This is the master schedule. You can see on here when electives are are offered.

• You may also choose a floating elective. You have several options you may choose from when it fits in your schedule. You need to check with the teacher to be sure it fits in their schedule as well before you request your classes.

• You may choose to have study halls but no more than 5.

• One elective must be an active elective.

• Independent study – If you feel you need a class we do not offer, this could be a solution. As a 9th or 10th grader, this would not be recommended.

• AP Classes – If you are a strong student, like an academic challenge, and feel AP exams would help you reach your academic goals, look over this information and talk with Mr. Troy. This would be mostly for 11th and 12th graders, but there could be justification for taking one in 10th grade and in exceptional situation in 9th grade.

To learn more about your elective options, check the Secondary Academic Handbook.

How to schedule Classes:

Once you have decided which electives you would like to take, complete this form. You will need to use your CRICS email to use this form. This form can only be submitted once.

If you need to make changes after you have submitted the scheduling form, you will need to submit this form for changes.

Keep in mind:

Over the four years, you need to meet graduation requirements. Planning to meet those starts in 9th grade.

If you have any questions, please contact Mr. Troy.