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                  9999—Work Study Program
                  Grade: 10, 11, 12                   Credit: 0
                  The Work Study Program (WS) exists to give stu-
                  dents the opportunity to contribute to the school by
                  working in a department or with a teacher.  The WS
                  program is open to all students who are in grades
                  10 and 11.  Limited positions are open for grade 12.
                  In addition, those awarded financial aid are auto-
                  matically included in this program, enabling sopho-
                  more and junior students to help their families and
                  their school while gaining valuable life experiences.
                  Students will be assigned one semester in either
                  their sophomore or junior year.  Work study is a
                  non-credit earning program and assignments are
                  limited to a semester-only opportunity.  All students
                  requesting work study will be required to complete
                  an application and submit it for approval through
                  their counselor.  Students will be limited to two
                  work study opportunities during their enrollment at
                  Saint John Paul  Students participate in the WS pro-
                  gram during the academic year.  Our graduation
                  requirements are structured so that students who
                  participate in WS will be able to obtain the needed
                  credits for graduation on schedule.  Work study is
                  not intended for students to use the time as an aca-
                  demic break in their schedule or as a study hall.
                  The WS Coordinator will work with the students to
                  plan their assignments once the school
                  year/semester begins.

                  9199—Freshman Seminar
                  Grade: 9                            Credit: 0.5
                  Freshman Seminar is a required course designed to
                  provide real-time orientation to the John Paul com-
                  munity for first semester freshmen.  Topics covered
                  in this course include: basic Google applications,
                  school charism and house system, time manage-
                  ment, organization and study skills, digital citizen-
                  ship, interpersonal communications, collaboration
                  and leadership, public speaking and copyright law.
                  Students will be given guidance in integrating these
                  skills into the rest of their academic courses.  Stu-
                  dents in Laudare or ASP will not be required to take
                  this class.





















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