Forecasting
It's time for current 9th-, 10th- and 11th-graders to forecast for 2020-21 (Class of '24 and transfers will forecast later)
1. See a step-by-step guide to forecasting for each Grade
2. Review your forecasting sheet.
3. Check out the Course Catalogue.
4. Consider what you want to study. Here's a sample courseload (if viewing on phone, rotate device to see entire chart)
| Freshmen | Sophomores | Juniors | Seniors |
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1. Catholic Christianity/Intro to Sacred Scripture |
1. Christology & Paschal Mystery | 1. Catholic Social Teachings/Catholic Moral Thinking | 1. World Religions & Christian Lifestyle or Lasaillian Ministries or Faith & Media |
| 2. English 1 | 2. English 2 | 2. English 3 | 2. English 4 |
| 3. World History 1 & Elective | 3. World History 2 & Elective | 3. U.S. History or AP U.S. History | 3. Economics & U.S. Government or AP Gov/Econ |
| 4. World Language or Elective | 4. World Language | 4. Elective | 4. Elective (i.e. Math) |
| 5. Mathematics | 5. Mathematics | 5. Mathematics | 5. Elective (i.e. Science) |
| 6. Physics | 6. Chemistry or Honors Chemistry | 6. Biology | 6. Elective (i.e. Language) |
| 7. PE / Health 1 | 7. Health 2 / PE | 7. Elective (Fine Arts/Speech COM) |
7. Elective (Do you have your Fine Arts, COM, PE credits done?) |
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Interested in AP US History?
In order for your placement to become official, you must print and sign the form below that compares the expectations and requirements for AP U.S. History compared to the traditional U.S. History class. Have one of your parents sign the form, then return it by email to Mr. Hugh Hegarty. If you have questions, contact him via email.
What's the difference between US History and AP US History?
US History vs. APUSH & Application
