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Legend High School Course Selection Guide
Dear Students and Parents:
Welcome to Legend High School.
The excitement of transitioning into a high school and the building of traditions will be a rewarding
experience in many ways. We want to provide a smooth transition for all students. Selecting your courses is the first step. In our course guide, you will find a list of core classes as well as elective courses. The first 20 pages are dedicated as a planning guide to your high school career. This will guide your path throughout your four-year high school experience and illustrate requirements into higher education and post secondary options.
- February 3 , 2009 from 7–8:00 p.m.
“The Legend Begins” for 8th to 9th grade families attending Legend High School
Please bring your course guide and registration form to the 8th to 9th grade parent night.
- February 4, 2009
Legend High School will present registration materials to incoming freshmen (from Cimarron Middle School) and sophomores and answer any student questions. - February 4 – February 11
On line registration window open. All students must register for their classes and have teacher signatures by February 10th.
Instructions for this online registration are in the course guide and any support you need with this process will be available in the counseling office, 303-387-4531.
Again this year we are offering online registration for all of our students. The instructions for online registration are listed below as well as on your registration form and inside the course guide.
Accessing the Student Portal for Registration and Student Information
Click here (there is also a link on the front page of our website - www.legendtitans.org)
Enter user name and password.
- User name = Last namefirst initialmiddle initial ( i.e. legendht)
- Password = Dcsdstudent ID (i.e. Dcsd12345) or if you have changed your password it is whatever you changed you password to.
- If you are unable to log on please contact debbie.tawer@dcsdk12.org to have our password reset.
1. Click on Registration
2. Click on Course Search
3. Search for a course by course number (full number) or by course name (you may enter part of the name if you are unsure of the full name).
4. When you find the course you want, select it and click Request this Course.
5. MAKE SURE TO REQUEST A SEMESTER 1 AND A SEMESTER 2 COURSE NUMBER TO SIGN UP FOR ALL YEAR LONG CLASSES. (Example: English I will require BOTH 50300S1 & 50300S2.)
6. Advisement, 40500, should already be listed on the student requests. You do not need to add it again.
We have prepared this guide to help you plan your high school academic program. Included is
information for you to use while you plan for school year 2009-2010 and your entire high school career. Students and parents should work together to develop a four-year plan for high school graduation. Students should work with their teachers in English, Mathematics, Science, Social Studies, and World Languages, to assure that they will register for courses that meet their skill levels and post high school plans. Remember that every student and family has a counselor assigned to help you with planning and registration.
Using This Guide
You should consider the following:
- Be aware of college entrance requirements, especially the Higher Education Admission
Requirements (HEAR) on page 8. - Learn and know the Douglas County high school graduation requirements for 2012/20013 on page 6.
- Before selecting a course, check Your Career Connection on page 15 and the course descriptions beginning on page 21 to be sure that the course fits your academic needs, interests, and abilities. Some courses require prerequisite courses or teacher approval before registration. If you have questions, please call and speak to your counselor.
- Make use of Family Connection, a web-based service which enables you to make decisions about colleges and careers. Family Connection is linked with Workspace, which we use in our office to track and analyze data about college and career plans, so it provides up-to-date information that is specific to our school. Family Connection also lets us share information with you about upcoming meetings and events, local scholarship opportunities, and other Web resources for college and career information.
Family Connection will allow you to:
- Keep track of the college application process – Build a resume, complete on-line surveys, take a personality profile test, enter journal entries, and manage timelines and deadlines for making decisions about colleges and careers.
- Research colleges – Compare GPA, SAT scores, and other statistics to actual historical data from our school for students who have applied and been admitted in the past. Entering individual student information into the game plan will also give your student college matches.
- Sign up for college visits – Find out which colleges are visiting our school and sign up to
attend those sessions.
We have provided a four-year planning worksheet for you on pages 7. At Legend High School, we are dedicated to offering you the very best high school experience. We look forward to getting acquainted with you and your family. Remember, we are here to help you! Access our school website at www.legendtitans.org for our most recent information and announcements. Please let us know if you have any questions about registration.
Corey Wise
Principal
Click on the links below to access the Academic Planning Guide or scroll to the bottom to download the entire planning guide (large file)