EHS Course Selection Process

Special Notes on Course Selection

Exeter High School develops a master schedule that is based upon student course selection during the spring course registration process. Decisions affecting the number of selections, courses offered, and class size are estimated by these requests. Courses selected during registration are considered to be final choices and the course selection sheet signed by both students and parents is considered to be a contract commitment. Students and parents are given sufficient time and assistance in making choices and are expected to make a full commitment to each course selected.

Review the EHS Course Selection Guide

Review the Course Scheduling Calendar

Please remember that the signed course selection sheet is a contractual agreement that a student will take the courses requested if the school is able to schedule them.

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Selection Process

Scheduling Calendar

Graduation Requirements

Course Levels

Course Changes and Drops

Counselor Review

Course Selection Guide

EHS Course Selection Process

Exeter High School develops a master schedule that is based upon student course selection during the spring course registration process. Decisions affecting the number of selections, courses offered, and class size are estimated by these requests. Courses selected during registration are considered to be final choices and the course selection sheet signed by both students and parents is considered to be a contract commitment. Students and parents are given sufficient time and assistance in making choices and are expected to make a full commitment to each course selected.

Review the EHS Course Selection Guide

Review the Course Scheduling Calendar

Please remember that the signed course selection sheet is a contractual agreement that a student will take the courses requested if the school is able to schedule them.

See links on left for additional information

Special Notes on Course Selection

Course Load: Students must carry a minimum of five courses which meet five times
weekly each semester. In addition, Freshmen and Sophomores must also carry a
Physical Education class. Exceptions for 5th year students needing only 2-4 credits to
graduate.

Advanced Placement: There are some opportunities for highly motivated students to
gain advanced standing in their freshman year of college. Outstanding work in
specialized courses and a high score on the College Board Advanced Placement Tests
may enable you to exempt some college courses. These exemptions are determined
solely by the colleges. If interested, see your counselor no later than February of your
junior year.

Early Graduation: If you are highly motivated, you may qualify for early release by
obtaining prior approval from the principal before you select your senior year courses.
You must then complete all of your graduation requirements.

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Course Load: Students must carry a minimum of five courses which meet five times
weekly each semester. In addition, Freshmen and Sophomores must also carry a
Physical Education class. Exceptions for 5th year students needing only 2-4 credits to
graduate.

Advanced Placement: There are some opportunities for highly motivated students to
gain advanced standing in their freshman year of college. Outstanding work in
specialized courses and a high score on the College Board Advanced Placement Tests
may enable you to exempt some college courses. These exemptions are determined
solely by the colleges. If interested, see your counselor no later than February of your
junior year.

Early Graduation: If you are highly motivated, you may qualify for early release by
obtaining prior approval from the principal before you select your senior year courses.
You must then complete all of your graduation requirements.