Academic Requirements for Graduation from Redlands High School and All Levels of College Admission

Academic Area 225 Credits University of California/

Cal State University (A-G Requirements)

Community Colleges

1. Associates Degree with Transfer (AA/AS–T) – for transferring to a University

2. Associate of Arts Degree (AA/AS) – Two-

Year Degree

3. Vocational Certificate Program

Recommended strongest possible preparation for the above programs: College prep English Int. Math I and II Lab Science Social Science Foreign Language Visual or Performing Arts Taking Dual Enrollment Courses Graduate High School

English 4 years (40 credits)

4 years

Mathematics

2 year (20 credits)

Must pass Int. Math I

Int. Math I, II, and III (4 years recommended)

World History and Geography U.S. History American Government/Economics

3 years (30 credits)

1 year World History and Geography and 1 year U. S. History or 1 semester U.S. History and 1 semester American Government

Life & Physical Science

2 years (20 Credits)

2 years lab science (3 years recommended) Life and Physical Science

Visual or Performing Art or Foreign Language

1 year (10 credits)

2 years same foreign language (3 recommended) and 1 year-long UC approved visual or performing art

Physical Education

2 years (20 credits)

None

Electives

(85 credits) 1 year of approved electives to be chosen from as least one of the following: History English Advanced Math Lab Science Foreign Language Social Science Fine Art

Private and Out of State Colleges

Broad Range of Admissions Standards and Policies

Completing A-G highly recommended Strongest GPA possible Most require SAT or ACT – Check

with school for SAT II requirements     

Required Tests

None SAT I or ACT Check with college for SAT II requirements

Grade Point Average (GPA)

None GPA and test scores are balanced on a sliding scale – all admissions requirements must be passed with a C or better.

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College and Career Indicator (CCI)

Prepared – one or more of the following: High School Diploma and Pass Two AP

Exams (score 3 or higher) High School Diploma and Two Semesters

Dual Enrollment (grade C or better) High School Diploma and CTE Pathway

Completion and Smarter Balanced 3+ on ELA and 2+ on Math

High School Diploma and CTE Pathway Completion and One Semester Dual Enrollment (grade C or better)

High School Diploma and A-G Completion and Pass One AP Exam (score 3 or higher)

High School Diploma and A-G Completion and Smarter Balanced 3+ on ELA and 2+ on Math

High School Diploma and A-G Completion and One Semester Dual Enrollment (grade C or better)

High School Diploma and A-G Completion (grade C or better) and CTE Pathway Completion (grade C or better)

High School Diploma and Smarter Balanced 3+ on ELA and 3+ on Math

High School Diploma and State Seal of Biliteracy and Smarter Balanced 3+ on ELA

High School Diploma and Leadership/Military Science (ROTC) (two years) and Smarter Balanced 3+ in ELA or math and 2+ in the other subject area (ELA or Math)

Approaching Prepared – one of more of the following: High School Diploma and A-G Completion High School Diploma and CTE Pathway

completion High School Diploma and Smarter Balanced

2+ on ELA and 2+ on Math High School Diploma and One Semester Dual

Enrollment (grade C or better)

Not Prepared: No High School Diploma Did not meet criteria for Prepared or

Approaching Prepared

REDLANDS HIGH SCHOOL UC/CSU A‐G COURSE LIST 

                                                                                                        2020 AND BEYOND                                               COLLEGE BOARD CODE: 052590 a – HISTORY/SOCIAL SCIENCE – 2 years required        American Government or AP Government and Politics        World History & Geography or AP European History        US History or AP US History        AP Human Geography  

b – ENGLISH – 4 years required        English 9 or English 9H             ELD English (one year only)        English 10 or English 10H        English 11 or AP English Language & Composition        English 12 ERWC or AP English Literature & Composition    

c – MATH – 3 years required       Integrated Math I or Integrated Math I H       Integrated Math I w/ Computing & Robotics       Integrated Math II or Integrated Math II H       Integrated Math III or Integrated Math III H       AP Calculus AB or BC       AP Statistics       Math Analysis       Trigonometry       AP Computer Science A  d – LABORATORY SCIENCE – 2 years required/3 recommended       Biology or Biology H       Chemistry or Chemistry H       Physics or Physics E       Anatomy & Physiology       Earth Science       Environmental Science or AP Environmental Science       AP Biology       AP Chemistry       AP Physics 1       AP Physics C: Mechanics  e – LANGUAGE OTHER THAN ENGLISH – 2 years required/3 rec.        French I, II, III, AP French Language        Spanish I, 2.1, II, III, AP Spanish Language        Spanish for Native Speakers        Latin I, II, III, IV, AP Latin        ASL I, II (ROP) 

f – VISUAL and PERFORMING ARTS – 1 year required       Advanced Drama II/III                              Jazz Ensemble       Advanced Multimedia Design                Multimedia Design CP       Advanced String Ensemble                     Piano CP       AP Art History                                           Sculpture CP       AP Studio Art: 2‐D Design                       String Ensemble       AP Studio Art: 3D Design                        Studio Art, Advanced       Art CP                                                          Symphonic Band       Ceramics CP                                              The Art of Animation       Ceramics, Adv.                                          Theater Arts CP       Chamber Singers                                      Video Production                                          Chanteuses Ensemble                             Wind Ensemble       Drawing CP                                                Yearbook                                                                             g – COLLEGE PREPARATORY ELECTIVE – 1 year required “a‐f”  courses beyond those used  to satisfy  the  requirements of  the “a‐f” subjects, or courses that have been approved solely in the elective, or “g” area.        HISTORY/SOCIAL SCIENCE:        AP Macroeconomics                               Economics               AP Microeconomics                                Ethics in Health Care (ROP)        AP Psychology                                          Sports and Entertainment Marketing (ROP)        ENGLISH (all courses listed under “b” plus the following):        Contest Speech I, II                                          Newspaper Production        ADVANCED MATHEMATICS:        All courses beyond Integrated Math III/III H        MATHEMATICS/COMPUTER SCIENCE:        Computer Science CP        LABORATORY SCIENCE (all courses under “d” plus the following):        Hospital Occupations (ROP) (2nd semester only)                                                      LANGUAGE OTHER THAN ENGLISH:        INTERDISCIPLINARY        Advanced Foods                                             Medical Terminology (ROP)        Advanced Manufacturing I, II                       Student Government        AVID 9, 10, 11, 12                                           Video Game Design I, II          Careers in Education and Public Service        Fashion Merchandising and Marketing         Foods 

**Approved courses are subject to review and change. Updated and complete lists of RHS’s a‐g courses are available at https://doorways.ucop.edu/list 

KE 2/24/2020 

California College and Career Indicators

The State College/Career Indicator contains both college and career measures that recognize which students have pursued various options prior to high school graduation in order to be best prepared for their post-secondary options. The three levels that measure post-secondary preparedness in the College/Career Indicator (CCI) are:

• Not prepared • Approaching Prepared • Prepared

More information can be found at the following websites: https://www.cde.ca.gov/ta/ac/cm/ccical.asp https://www.caschooldashboard.org/

Revised 1/9/2019 – S. Lock RUSD College and Career

Not Prepared Approaching Prepared Prepared

No Diploma High School Diploma

and A-G Completion (grade C- or better) High School Diploma

and Smarter Balanced 3+ on ELA and 3+ on Math

Did not meet criteria for Approaching Prepared or

Prepared

High School Diploma and CTE Pathway Completion (grade C-

or better in capstone course)

High School Diploma and Pass Two AP Exams (score 3 or higher)

High School Diploma

and Smarter Balanced 2+ on ELA and 2+ on Math

High School Diploma and Two Semesters College Credit Courses (grade C- or better)

High School Diploma

and One Semester College Credit Course (grade C- or better)

High School Diploma and State Seal of Biliteracy and Smarter Balanced 3+ on ELA

High School Diploma and Leadership/Military Science (ROTC) (two years)

and Smarter Balanced 3+ in ELA or math and 2+ in the other subject area (ELA or math)

High School Diploma and A-G Completion (grade C- or better) and Smarter Balanced 3+ in ELA or math

and 2+ in the other subject area (ELA or math)

High School Diploma and A-G Completion (grade C- or better) and One Semester College Credit Course (grade C- or better)

High School Diploma and A-G Completion (grade C- or better)

and Pass One AP Exam (score 3 or higher)

High School Diploma and A-G Completion (grade C- or better) and CTE Pathway Completion (grade C- or better in capstone

course)

High School Diploma and CTE Pathway Completion (grade C-

or better in capstone course) and Smarter Balanced 3+ in ELA or math and 2+ in the other subject area (ELA or math)

High School Diploma and CTE Pathway Completion (grade C-

or better in capstone course) and One Semester College Credit Course (grade C- or better)

**Each box above represents a unique path to completing the specified CCI level

Redlands Unified School District College and Career Pathways – Reference Guide

2020-2021

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Redlands High School

Arts, Media, and Entertainment (AME)

Pathways Introductory Course Concentrator Course Capstone Course

Design, Visual, and Media Arts (RUSD)

Multi-Media Design CP - Y (f)

9th-11th grade

(0964/2964)

Advanced Multi-Media

Design - S (f)

(articulated – SBVC)

10th-12th grade

(0962/2962)

Video Production – S (f)

10th-12th grade (1296/3296)

Game Design and Integration

(ROP)

Art of Animation - Y (f)

(articulated – SBVC, CHC, RCC)

9th-12th grade

(1475/3475)

Video Game Design I - Y (g)

(articulated – RCC)

10th-11th grade (1479/3479)

Video Game Design II – Y (g)

11th-12th grade (1401/3401)

- -

Education, Child Development, and Family Services (ECDFS)

Pathways Introductory Course Concentrator Course Capstone Course

Family and Human Services (ROP)

n/a

American Sign Language I

– Y (e)

9th-11th grade

(0866/2866)

American Sign Language II

– Y (e)

10th-12th grade

(0861/2861)

CODING FOR PATHWAY CHARTS: Length: S = semester-long course; Y = year-long course UC A-G: (e) – Language Other Than English; (f) – Visual and Performing Arts; (g) – College-Preparatory Elective Articulations: CHC – Crafton Hills College; RCC – Riverside City College; SBVC – San Bernardino Valley College; CCC – Chaffey Community College Shaded courses are introductory/exploratory courses and are not required for the overall pathway completion

Redlands Unified School District College and Career Pathways – Reference Guide

2020-2021

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Redlands High School

Health Science and Medical Technology (HSMT)

Pathways Introductory Course Concentrator Course Capstone Course

Patient Care (HEART Academy) (ROP)

Medical Terminology - S (g)

(articulated – CHC, SBVC)

10th-11th grade

(3425)

Med Services Occupations I - S (g)

10th-11th grade (3449) AND

Med Services Occupations II –S (g)

11th-12th grade (1448)

Hospital Occupations - S (g)

11th-12th grade (1412)

Hospitality, Tourism, and Recreation (HTR)

Pathways Introductory Course Concentrator Course Capstone Course

Food Services and Hospitality (RUSD)

n/a

Foods – Y

10th-11th grade (g)

(1174/3174)

Advanced Foods- Y

11th-12th grade (g) (1171/3171)

Manufacturing and Product Development

Pathways Introductory Course Concentrator Course Capstone Course

Product Innovation and Design (ROP)

Advanced Manufacturing I

– Y (g)

(articulated – RCC, SBVC)

10th-11th grade

(1419/3419)

Advanced Manufacturing II

– Y (g)

(articulated – RCC)

11th-12th grade

(1491/3491)

Marketing, Sales, and Services (MSS)

Pathways Introductory Course Concentrator Course Capstone Course

Marketing (ROP)

Fashion Merchandising and

Marketing –Y (g)

(articulated – RCC)

10th-11th grade

(1485/3485)

Sports and Entertainment

Marketing - Y (g)

(articulated – RCC)

11th-12th grade

(1469/3469)

Transportation (T)

Pathways Introductory Course Concentrator Course Capstone Course

Systems Diagnostics, Service, and Repair

(ROP)

n/a

Automotive General Service

Technician (Auto Shop) – Y

9th-11th grade

(1465/3465)

Automotive General Service

Technician (Auto Shop

Advanced) - Y

(articulated – RCC, SBVC)

10th-12th grade (1466/3466)

NOTE: Students can take this pathway as a three-year program; students must complete two years with a B or higher grade in order to receive the articulation.

Redlands High School Registration     9th GRADE     2020-2021  

LAST NAME: ______________________________ FIRST NAME: ________________________________ 

What is your postsecondary plan?       Community College               University               Military               Trade School               Workforce 

To choose classes:  1. Review the graduation requirements, A‐G requirements, and Career Pathways that will prepare you for your postsecondary goal.  Consult the Course Directory on the counseling website for additional information.   2. Talk with your parents/guardians, current teachers, and counselors about your course selections.  Consider your extracurricular commitments and challenge yourself to take the most rigorous course‐load you can manage. 3. Circle a course in each subject area below.  Rank your top four elective choices.  (*Stands for Semester Class*) 

English (40 credits) UC/CSU: 4 years  0029/2029p English 9  0030/2030p+ English 9 Honors     

English Learners  0760/2760 ELD I 0761/2761 ELD II 

0764/2764 ELD/LEP Support0120/2120p English 

0762 ELD III (sem. 1) 2762 ELD III (sem. 2) 

Math (20 credits) UC/CSU: 3 years (4 recommended) 

0425/2425p Int. Math I 9  0430/2430p+ Int. Math IH  7/2427CSp Int Math I‐C‐STEM/Robotics 

Science (20 credits) UC/CSU: 2 years (3 recommended) 

0657/2657p Biology 9  0636/2636p+ Biology H    

PE (20 credits)   

0509/2509 Co‐Ed PE 9                          

Sport PE:  * Must have coach approval                       0541/2541 Football     0552/2552 Softball     0556/2556 Soccer Coed                            0543/2543 Baseball     0566/2566 Tennis      0567/2567 Basketball Coed                      0560/2560 Athletics (Swimming, Water Polo, Badminton, Wrestling, Golf)                      0550/2550 Volleyball‐Girls                                0554/2554 Volleyball‐Boys                      0570/2570 Cross Country/Track

History (30 credits) UC/CSU: 2 years 

No 9th grade history requirement.     May take: 0179/2179p World History    (3.0 academic gpa recommended; limited space available) 

Electives (85 credits)  Rank your top four choices (1–4), with 1 being the elective you want most. Foreign Language OR Fine Art (10 credits) 

UC/CSU: 2 years foreign lang. (3 recommended) 

AND 1 year Vis./Perf. Art 

AND 1 year college‐prep 

elective Greyed out/italicized 

classes are for 10th, 11th or 12th grade. 

Foreign Languages: (3.0 academic GPA recommended) __0864/2864p Spanish I __0855/2855p Spanish for Native Speakers  __0860/2860p French I __0876/2876p Latin I  __0866/2866p Amer. Sign Lang. I  Other Electives:  __0952/2952p Computer Science CP __0171/2171p+ AP Human Geography __1350/3350p Career and College Found.  __1168/3168 Food Science and Nutrition 

Visual Arts: __1312/3312p Art CP __1315/3315p Drawing CP __1316/3316p Sculpture CP   

Performing Arts: __1566/3566p Piano CP  __1550/3550 Varsity Choir (male) non A‐G 

__1553/3553 Cantare (female) non A‐G __1564/3564p Theatre Arts CP __1536/3536p Symphonic Band __1539 Marching Band* (7th per. 1st sem.)    AFJROTC   (school‐day and 0/7th per. options) __1670/3670 Aerospace Sci. I   

CTE Pathways  

(to complete a pathway, courses must be taken in sequence) 

 Greyed out/italicized 

classes are for 10th, 11th or 12th grade. 

 

Arts, Media, and Entertainment (AME) __0964/2964p Multi‐Media Design CP     0962p Advanced Multi‐Media Des. @*     3296p Video Production*  Marketing, Sales, and Service (MSS)     1485/3485p Fashion Merch. & Mktg. @     1469/3469p Sports & Ent. Marketing @  Game Design and Integration (AME):  __1475/3475p Art of Animation      1479/3479p Video Game Design I      1401/3401p Video Game Design II 

Transportation (T): __1465/3465 Auto Shop     1466/3466 Adv. Auto Shop @  Food Services and Hospitality (HTR):   __1168/3168 Food Science and                             Nutrition      1174/3174p Foods     1171/3171p Advanced Foods  Manufacturing and Product Development (MPD)     1419/3419p Adv. Manufact. I @     1491/3491p Adv. Manufact. II @  

Health Science and Medical Technology (HSMT) ‐    Patient Care (HEART Academy)     3425p Med. Term. (1st sem.) @*     3449p Med. Services I (2nd sem.)*     1448 Med. Services II (1st sem.)*     1412p Hospital Occupations (2nd sem.)*  Family & Human Services (ECDFS):      0866/2866p Amer. Sign Lang. I     0866/2866p Amer. Sign Lang. II     1425 Medical Terminology* @      

Application/Audition Required 

 

__1625/3625 Academic Decathlon __1620/3620p AVID 9 __1637/3637p Hobachi (News Production) __1627/3627p Student Government   

__1624/3624 Mock Trial    __0096/2096p Contest Speech I __1621/3621p Makio (Yearbook) 

__1549/3549p Les Chanteuses   __1535/3535p Wind Ensemble  __1537/3537p String Ensemble __1538p Jazz Ensemble* (7th per. 2nd sem.) 

PLEASE NOTE:  ALL 9th graders are required to enroll in PE 9 or Marching Band.  9th grade math placement is determined by the middle school/9th grade science placement is determined by middle school math/science grades.   Unless otherwise specified, students are enrolled in courses for an entire year and schedule changes will only take place for students who are misplaced in 

an academic level or to balance classes.  Specific teacher or period requests will not be honored.    Honors/AP Level Signatures:      Student ______________________________________      Parent: ______________________________________ 

Redlands Unified School District

REDLANDS HIGH SCHOOL

Course Request Instructions: 2020-2021

Students must complete their RHS Course Requests through the AERIES portal. Course requests will allow your counselor and administration to insure you are

placed in the optimal courses for the next academic school year.

IMPORTANT!

*The Aeries Portal will be open for course request entry for 8th grade going into 9th grade students from:

March 9, 2020 through March 15, 2020 at midnight PST

*Paper registration forms should be returned the student’s respective middle school Counseling Office (parent signature required for Honors/AP courses).

no later than Friday, April 3, 2020.

Current Redlands Unified School District Students/Parents

1. Go to the website: https://redlands.asp.aeries.net 2. Select PARENT/STUDENT PORTAL 3. Enter your Student Email Account 4. Enter your Password

** If you have forgotten your password: a. Click on ‘Forgot Password?’ b. Enter your Student Email Account c. Log into your email account d. Follow the instructions in the email from

postmaster@redlands.k12.ca.us

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How to Submit Your Course Requests:

1. Log in to your Aeries Student Portal Student Portal: https://redlands.asp.aeries.net

2. To enter the Course Request form: a. Select ‘Student Info’ in the

upper left menu bar b. Click on ‘Course Request Entry’

3. To find a course, Type in the ‘Course Number’ and click on search

To select a course, click on the Course and it will be added to your Primary Request.

4. To remove a course, click on the red ‘X’ next to the course.

Please Double Check the following:

Make sure you have a class for each period and each semester. Most classes are two semesters. Example: Freshman will take English 9 (0029) and English 9 (2029). The course numbers are printed with a / between the first and second semester codes on your registration sheet. Make sure you are using the correct course code.

Parent signature is required for AP and Honors Classes. *Honors and AP courses may have required summer assignments. Be sure to check the RHS website (under Academics) to see if you are required to complete summer work.

No changes can be made through the Aeries Portal after the grade-level online registration window

closes.

Counselors will review course selections with students the week of May 4, 2020 at the middle school locations.

Please carefully consider your course selections.  Students’ course selections determine the instructional needs, staffing and ultimate structure of the RHS master schedule. For this reason, no course changes (fall and/or spring semester) will be made after June 1, 2020*. All questions and concerns should be addressed with school counseling prior to this date. We look forward to working with you in the coming year.  *Special circumstances may necessitate a change in course selections after June 1 such as: incomplete schedule, unmet prerequisite requirement, completion of coursework during summer school.  Level changes may be considered on a case‐by‐case basis in consultation with the student, parent, teacher and school counselor. Requests from students or their parents for a change in teachers will not be honored as such changes impact master schedule balance. Considerations will be given to requests from students assigned to repeat a course with a teacher under whom they have previously failed. Second semester schedule adjustments may be required if a student did not earn credit for a first semester course and no longer meets prerequisite requirements. Final approval for schedule change requests rests with the principal.

English 9 (0029)