High School Planning

Registration Requirement for Current 8th Grade Students

Incoming 9th grade GENERAL EDUCATION students

February 13, 2023 at 6pm via zoom - Incoming general education students and their parents/guardians are encouraged to tune in to this course selection presentation.

• Click here for the slide deck of the presentation
• Click here for the webinar of the presentation

Please refer to your parent/guardian email for the link to the Informed k12 Course Request Worksheet and additional course information materials. Submissions for 2023-2024 course registration through Informed k12 will be from February 15 to 24, 2023. 

February 15 & 16, 2023: Parent/Guardian Office Hours with Guidance Counselors from 4-6pm - Please "zoom by" if you have specific questions to ask one of our Guidance Counselors.

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Incoming 9th grade ELD students

February 13, 2023 at 6pm via zoom - Incoming ELD students and their parents/guardians are encouraged to attend the General Education course selection presentation. 

ELD students will sign up for classes with Mr. Sean Bui, the ELD Program Coordinator, when he visits their middle school. 

Additional Resources - Please watch Mr. Bui's ELD Program presentation here: 

Mr. Bui's presentation for the Info in each language below: 

• Incoming 9th Grade (English) Info
• Incoming 9th Grade (Chinese) Info
• Incoming 9th Grade (Japanese) Info
• Incoming 9th Grade (Korean) Info
• Incoming 9th Grade (Spanish) Info

Please email sean_bui@fuhsd.org or lisa_moore@fuhsd.org for additional questions.

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Incoming 9th grade students with an IEP

February 8, 2023 at 6pm via zoom - Incoming students with an IEP and their parents/guardians should attend this Special Education specific presentation in addition to the General Education course selection presentation on February 13, 2023 at 6pm. 

Please email leslie_soto@fuhsd.org or angelica_dekoning@fuhsd.org for additional questions.

Current students 9th-11th grade parents

February 7, 2023: Parent/Guardian Course Selection Info Night at 6pm - Please join us on our course selection presentation for parents/guardians of current CHS students.  We will be holding a webinar with Q&A options.  The webinar will be recorded and posted here. 

• Click here for the slide deck of the presentation
• Click here for the webinar of the presentation

Submissions for 2023-2024 course registration through Informed k12 and Infinite Campus will be from February 8 to 17, 2023.  The link to the k12 form is posted in the Schoology Class of 202x for student access. 

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February 8 & 9, 2023: Parent/Guardian Office Hours with Guidance from 4-6pm Counselors - Please "zoom by" if you have specific questions to ask one of our Guidance Counselors. 

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Advisory recordings and assignments provided to students on February 3, February 6, and February 8 are all posted in the student's Schoology Class of 202x pages.

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*World Language, Fine Art/Visual & Performing Arts and Applied Academics are considered Selective Electives. Students must complete 10 credits each in two (2) of the three (3) Selective Elective areas.
 

There are three things that you have to do to meet the minimum eligibility requirements for entrance into most four-year colleges (I will use the UC/CSU requirements):

1. Take a college entrance test(s). Most colleges will accept either the SAT or the ACT (with Writing). The Subject Test is no longer required by the UC’s. Students may submit scores to showcase academic mastery. Competitive majors on some campuses may recommend particular SAT Subject Tests to demonstrate proficiency.

2. Earn a qualifying GPA. This varies from college to college.

3. Complete specific courses (pass with a grade of C or higher). 

HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATION

Students are required to take 6 elective classes for graduation. An elective class is any class taken beyond the required amount of credit necessary for high school graduation in any of the subject areas.

COLLEGE ENTRANCE

Subject G = College Prep Elective – 1 year required

One year (two semesters), in addition to those required in A-F list, chosen from the following areas: visual and performing arts (non-introductory level courses), history, social science, English, advanced mathematics, laboratory science and language other than English (a third year in the language used for the e requirement or two years of another language) (Quoted from the University of California).

NOTE: There are two business classes (Law and International Business) offered at Cupertino that fall into this “g” College Prep Elective category.

Visit the University of California website for more information about all of Cupertino's classes on the UC/CSU approved course list.