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Course Registration for 2017-2018


Registration Guides and Forms distributed in Advisory on January 11.

Students complete Registration Forms with parents.

Students submit Registration Forms to social studies teachers on January 19.

Students begin online registration process through PowerSchool January 20-27.

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 2017-18 Registration Guide
2015-2016 Course Guide Cover.
Click the image at the left to download the 82-page registration guide for the 2017-18 school year.

 Follow These Steps to Register for Classes
  1. Refer to pages 3 and 4 for information pertaining to all graduation requirements and degree
    options.
  2. Each student will receive a Registration Guide for family consideration and will have access to a course description and registration guide online.
  3. Each student must complete registration through PowerSchool for the 2017-2018 school year. Students at Overland will complete a computer registration process to input course requests in January/February. Students at Prairie will meet with counselors and complete registration during the month of January/February.
  4. Ninth graders must enroll in a minimum of 7.5 credits. Blazer 101 will be added to your schedule and count as your 8th class during first semester. Tenth graders must enroll in a minimum of 7.0 classes. Eleventh graders must enroll in a minimum of 6.0 classes. Twelfth graders must enroll in a minimum of 5.0 classes. All students are required to take four core classes each semester. (Overland High School will develop a master schedule of courses based upon pre-registration requests.)
  5. Choose your courses and alternate courses carefully as schedule change opportunities are very limited. It is expected that students will take the courses they request.

 2016-17 Registration Guide
2015-2016 Course Guide Cover.
Click the image at the left to download the 74-page registration guide for the 2016-17 school year.

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Yvette Rolison
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720.747.3419

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