Credit Attainment High School Summer School Registration 2022-June 20-August 4

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Please complete this registration by May 20, 2022.

Dates for the summer school program:
Monday through Thursday June 20-August 4. Classes do not meet the week of July 4-8.
Period 1 runs 8:30am-10am.
Period 2 runs 10:15am-11:45am

Student First Name *

Student Last Name *

Student ID number -this is the number part of your school email *

Student's Current Grade in School -please note that students who are not currently in grade 9 may not participate in the Central summer credit attainment program *

Grade 9

Grade 10

Grade 11

Student email- please input the student's email that is checked often *

Parent/Guardian Email -please input the best email to send critical communications about the summer program to. *

Parent/Guardian Phone Number-please input the best number for contacting during the spring and summer. *

I would like to register for the following credit attainment courses. Please note that a student may take no more than three (3) credit attainment courses during the summer. *

COMPREHENSIVE HEALTH (9910A) Comprehensive Health is an online course designed to provide students with an understanding of their own health and wellness. The topics covered are Goal Setting and Decision-Making, Mental and Emotional Health, Drugs and Addiction, Human Growth and Development, Fitness and Nutrition, First Aid and CPR. While abstinence is promoted as the preferred choice, the following is included; reproduction system, contraception, options after pregnancy, and confidentiality laws are discussed. This course meets the Health Education graduation requirement.

PERSONAL FINANCE (6610a) Personal Finance is an online course designed to solidify a student’s understanding of their Academic Career Plan and better prepare them for life after high school. It provides students with the foundation necessary to make informed financial decisions in a global economy. Topics include income, money management, spending and credit, saving and investing. Students will design a personal and household budget, simulate use of checking and saving accounts, demonstrate knowledge of

INDEPENDENT PHYSICAL EDUCATION (9550a) This course is designed to help students develop proficiency, knowledge, and skills outside of the traditional classroom environment. The licensed Physical Education teacher and the student will design a personal fitness plan that will enable them to improve their fitness and health. The plan will include physical fitness activities, nutritional meal planning, and journaling. The student will earn a .50 (half) credit for completing a minimum of 45 hours of physical activity as part of their plan. Students may utilize time/hours of physical activity for athletic training, dance, conditioning, aerobic activities, running, walking, etc. The 45 hours or more of physical activity is part of the instructional program and is overseen by a licensed Physical Education teacher. Additional hours will be reflected as outlined in the student expectation criteria. Students will log their activities and hours in a fitness journal. There will be a pre and post fitness assessment and the Physical Education teacher will meet regularly with the student as part of the plan. This course can be used as an acceleration option as graduation requirements include 1.50 credits in Physical Education that must be earned in three different years within the four-year high school schedule. Note: Students must take Physical Education 9 before taking Independent Physical Education.

STRENGTH AND FITNESS (9520) This is an introductory course in basic weight training knowledge and techniques. Students will train on various weight training machines and use free weights to enhance levels of benefits of weight training, nutrition, and cardiovascular conditioning. Note: Students must take Physical Education 9 before taking Strength and Fitness.

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Period 1 8:30am-10am

Period 2 10:15am-11:45am

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