Scheduling Information and Materials for 2008-2009

Thank you for taking the time to read this letter and to work through the scheduling process. Scheduling is perhaps one of the most important tasks for any high school student. This booklet had been prepared to help you make wise decisions when scheduling. Universities and employers continue to tell us that we need to have a more rigorous curriculum for our students. The university scholarships, Pickaway Ross Career Technology Center selection and job opportunities all hinge upon the course work selected. Please consider these important factors when selecting classes. As you read through this scheduling booklet, please note course offerings as well as graduation requirements found in the beginning of this booklet. Also, students headed to college and concerned about ACT and SAT scores, remember that the greatest measure of success on these tests continues to be if the students had followed the most rigorous high school curriculum available. In other words, take the challenging academic courses; it literally "pays" intellectually and financially. For those of you planning to attend Pickaway Ross Career Technology Center, you will want to select courses to help you become an attractive candidate for the program of your choice. Logan Elm High School wants to help you be competitive in whatever path you choose after high school. Taking some time to review your course selections and following a structured educational plan will provide you with many options in the future. Respectfully, Sally Kleon Principal

Scheduling Timeline March 27 - Guidance will meet with 9th and 10th graders March 28 - 11th graders will meet with guidance 1st period March 29 - 8th grade scheduling assembly at McDowell April 3 and 4 - Students will input their course requests in the computer labs

Please request at least 7 to 8 classes!

Scheduling Documents

Course Planner  (618 KB  25 pages) Descriptions of all classes offered at LEHS

Course Request Chart for students entering grade 9

Course Request Chart for students entering grade 10-12