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Schedule Information for 2025-2026

To the best of their ability, our counselors have honored your course selections or alternates. In some rare cases, where requests did not fit your schedule, you may have been placed in an elective you did not request.

Phone calls and/or emails about schedule changes will not be considered or processed.

Counselors will meet with students who have a 'See Counselor' in their schedule and only during the period this is displayed. If you do not meet the criteria listed below, a request for a correction will not be considered. Elective options are extremely limited so we are unable to consider other requests.

Schedule correction requests for second semester will open the morning of January 21st and close on Friday, January 30 at 3:00pm. All students are required to follow their schedule as shown in Skyward until they have been notified a correction have been made.

If you did not turn in registration paperwork or provide alternates, students were placed in classes that were open and met a graduation requirement. We will not be changing student schedules based on lunch preference, teacher preference or class with friends. If there is a concern about a specific teacher, it is expected the student or parent/guardian will reach out to an administrator to set up a meeting among the student/parent or guardian/teacher and administrator to work toward a resolution. 

The following list are the only qualifying reasons for a schedule correction:

  • Incomplete Schedule (fewer than 6 classes)
  • Double Scheduled (two classes in the same period)
  • Placed into class without meeting the pre-requisite (for example, placed in Spanish 3 without successfully passing Spanish 2 or clay 2 first semester with clay 1 second semester)
  • Senior missing a graduation requirement
  • Failed subject with the same teacher (however this is not guaranteed based on course availability)
  • Already completed the class through summer school
  • Conflict with Sno-Isle course

 

Special note regarding Honors and Advanced Placement courses:  All requests to drop an AP or Honors class will require the permission of the principal. If you are requesting a change from an AP or honors course, there will be a separate form to complete and return to the counseling center.  These requests will not be reviewed during the first two weeks of the semester.  A request for a change, however, is not a guarantee that the change will be granted.