Registration (Current Students)
Fall Registration Information
February 3 - February 10, 2020
Students in grades 9, 10 and 11 will choose their electives using their personal STUDENT portal (LINK). Students will need to complete this by 3:00 pm February 10, 2020.
Students will be placed in core classes based on CUSD Course Criteria (LINK). This is completed with the students current teachers.
Elective Fair
Tuesday, February 4, 2020
during a special tutorial and lunch in the upper quad
Elective Course Descriptions
Fall 2020 Registration Letter
English
Espanol
Schedule Change - Add/Drop Form
Form
Instructions on how to use the student portal
Packet Pick-Up Dates
July 20, 2020 (9:00AM-12:00PM)
July 21, 2020 (4:00PM-7:00PM)
July 22, 2020 (9:00AM-12:00PM)
9th Grade Parent Bootcamp
July 30, 2020- 6:00PM-7:00PM in the SJHHS Theater
9th Grade Student Orientation (Students Only)
8:00AM-12:00PM in SJHHS Gym
Wednesday, August 12, 2020- Last Names A-L
Thursday, August 13, 2020- Last Names M-Z
Registration Dates
Freshmen Walkthrough Registration
July 31, 2020- check packet for assigned times
Sophomore Walkthrough Registration
July 30, 2020- check packet for assigned times
Junior Walkthrough Registration
July 29, 2020- check packet for assigned times
Senior Walkthrough Registration
July 28, 2020- check packet for assigned times
Make-Up Registration
Monday, August 3, 2020
If you would like to change a core English, math, science, social science, world language or course listed in your student portal you must use the Core Placement Change Form. Any request to change a core class or college prep visual performing art class may affect UC/CSU a-g or private university college admission requirements. Any changes may require the student to contact the admissions office to the colleges being considered and verify the change will not negatively impact admission status. Please see SJHHS courses offerings sheet for a list of classes.
- Students must take 6 classes as a sophomore.
- All sophomores need a math, science, English, PE and social science class for the whole year. Students will need to take a world language to meet UC/CSU a-g requirements.
- Students need a minimum of 60 credits by the end of your freshman year to be on track for graduation.
- Students who need 7 classes will have have priority for a zero period. No guarantees for 7 classes
- Juniors need a minimum of 120 credits to have a 5 period day. Seniors need a minimum of 170 credits. There is no guarantee of what period you will have off. All students must plan to be at school until 2:45pm each school day.
- College prep students need Visual and Performing Art.
- Saddleback College Course register online at www.saddleback.edu. Some classes may be used for high school credit.
- 6 classes are needed to be eligible for zero period. Zero period is not guaranteed.
- Students should not plan on leaving at lunch everyday. A schedule of periods 0-4 or periods 1-4 with a Saddleback or CCA class is very unlikely. We must balance classes to provide the best learning environment for all students.
PE 10 Team sport (SOCCER): Examples include but are not limited to soccer, flag football, ultimate frisbee, and capture the flag. Sport specific fitness as well as lifelong fitness concepts will also be incorporated. ((Course Code 3272) PE 10 Team Sports (Soccer will show on your class schedule))
PE 10 Individual or Dual sports (Badminton): Examples include but are not limited to badminton, pickleball, tennis, and backyard games. Sport specific fitness as well as lifelong fitness concepts will also be incorporated. ((Course Code 5211) PE 10 Individual/Dual Sports (Badminton will show on your class schedule))
Yoga: Students coordinate movement and breathing to flow from one pose to another improving flexibility and strength. Lifelong fitness concepts will also be incorporated. ((Course Code 6952) Yoga)
Strength & Exercise: Students complete a series of stations to improve strength and conditioning using barbells and dumbbells in the weight room. Lifelong fitness concepts will also be incorporated. ((Course Code 3201) Strength & Exercise)
Power Walking: This course is designed to promote aerobic and cardiovascular fitness through power walking. Students will learn about the muscular system, weight management, nutrition, stress reduction, and other benefits of lifetime fitness activities. Students will participate daily in walking activities that occur both on and off campus **off-campus parent permission form required. ((Course Code 6961) Power Walking)
ZERO PERIOD REQUEST
Students interested in taking a zero period must add Course Code 7976 for a Zero Period Request in the Student Portal by the final day of registration. Zero period is not guaranteed and zero period courses are limited. Students with a zero period will also have a 5th and/or a 6th period. All students who has a zero period in their schedule for the 2019-20 school year will sign a Zero Period Contract (Link Here).
NOTABLE POLICIES AND PROCEDURES
- Classes are yearlong. Exceptions are afterschool CCA and Aiding
- Level down/drop deadline 6 weeks if space available. NOT GUARENTEED
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