Pleasant Valley High

SCHEDULE PROCESS

Step 1:  Complete a Transcript Audit.  It is important that you become aware of State and Local District course requirements.  These requirements are sometimes different from school to school and district to district.  However, the State Department of Education has minimal requirements.  Please complete a Transcript Audit using the AUDIT FORM.

Step 2:  Grade Level Course Request Forms should be reviewed.  Please view the request form for the anticipated grade level the student will enter.  This form should be followed as a guide for selecting courses.

7th Grade Course Request Form

 8th Grade Course Request Form  

9th Grade Course Request Form

              10th Grade Course Request Form

            11th Grade Course Request Form

            12th Grade Course Request Form

Step 3:  Review the course progression chart for each content area (i.e. Math, Science, History, and English).  This pathway will guide you on your next content area class.  We offer two academic pathways.  At Pleasant Valley High School, we will offer a general pathway and an Honors Pathway (for those who accel at a faster rate).  A Scantron standardized growth metric will be used as a benchmark for the Honors Pathway.

 Step 4:  Select the appropriate number of elective options for the grade level(s) you enter.

7th, 8th, 9th Grade Electives

10-12th Grade Electives 

 Step 5:  Complete the appropriate Grade Level Request Form and return to counselor

 7th Grade Course Request Form

8th Grade Course Request Form

9th Grade Course Request Form

10th Grade Course Request Form

11th Grade Course Request Form

12th Grade Course Request Form

SCHEDULE CHANGES
The master schedule of classes at PVHS is based on specific course requests by students. It is very important that students discuss course choices with their parents, teachers, and counselors because teachers are hired and assigned so that students have the opportunity to take the courses they request. Every attempt will be made to schedule students into the courses they choose during the course selection process each spring semester.  Upperclassmen will have priority on elective classes.  Because of this, classroom size could potentially prevent some requests from being honored.  Please keep in mind that requests are not guarantees.  We will make every effort to place each student in the course they request.

• Schedule changes will not be made unless a genuine mistake was made in the selection of courses that will affect the student’s graduation plan. Students will not have their schedules changed merely because a subject is difficult, because they do not wish to have a certain teacher or to have lunch at a particular time of day. Such requests will be denied.