Page 14 - HHS Curriculum Guide 2021-22
P. 14

  Field Experience - To fulfill the field experience criterion, a student must complete a learning experience that is
               pertinent to his or her honors diploma area of focus. Experiential learning is focused on the application of
               academic  and  technical  skills  within  a  student’s  program  of  study.  Experiential  learning  includes  lab-based
               activities, co-ops, simulated workplace, mentorships, internships, pre-apprenticeships and apprenticeships. Lab-
               based  experiential  learning  should  simulate  real-work  worksites  and  expectations.  Students  should  receive
               regular supervision and follow-up that is documented.
              Portfolio - Work that is contained in a portfolio documents the student’s extensive knowledge and technical,
               critical-thinking  and  creative  skills  (representative  of  the  student’s  honors  diploma  area  of  focus)  that  the
               student has learned. Students must get their portfolios reviewed and validated by external experts.


        \

















        REVISION OF COURSE REQUESTS

        Students  and  parents  are  urged  to  make  careful  course  selections.  Please  pay  close  attention  to  teacher
        recommendations, prerequisites, graduation and college requirements and course fees. Any revision of course requests
        must be discussed with the student’s counselor. This must be accomplished during the schedule verification process;
        after the master schedule is finalized, schedule changes are highly unlikely.

        Please note that the likelihood of some of the elective courses described in this document being scheduled is dependent
        on adequate sign-ups and/or available staffing. If a decision is made to not schedule an elective course requested
        because of minimal interest or staffing, students will be contacted by their school counselor to choose another option.


        MINIMUM LOAD/DROPPING A COURSE

        Students in grades 9, 10, & 11 must be scheduled for a minimum of 6 classes daily. Students
        in grade 12 must be scheduled for a minimum of 5 classes daily. Students who have less than the
        required number of classes cannot drop a course. Athletes and those in extracurricular programs are reminded to check
        eligibility requirements before dropping/changing classes!


        CAREER EDUCATION: SIX DISTRICT EDUCATIONAL COMPACT
        The Six District Educational Compact program is an extension of Hudson High School. Students who wish to enroll in a
        two-year program must submit their applications during February of their sophomore year. These applications will then
                                                            13
   9   10   11   12   13   14   15   16   17   18   19