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Counseling TeamKaty Burns . . . . . . . . . Counselor for 9th gr . students (L-Z) burnsk@district279 .org . . . . . . . . .763-391-8674

Meg Holton . . . . . . . . Counselor for 10th-12th students (Hb-Pa) holtonm@district279 .org . . . . . . . .763-391-8520

Michelle Schlorf . . . . Counselor for 10th-12th students (Pb-Z) schlorfm@district279 .org . . . . . . . .763-391-8603

Sarah Seldon . . . . . . . Counselor for 10th-12th students (A-Ha) seldons@district279 .org . . . . . . . .763-391-8676

Jackie Trzynka . . . . . . Counselor for 9th gr . students (A-K) trzynkaj@district279 .org . . . . . . . .763-391-8673

Janna Adams . . . . . . . Secretary - Counseling Office adamsj@district279 .org . . . . . . . .763-391-8675

Krista Brenno . . . . . . . Student Assistance Counselor brennok@district279 .org . . . . . . .763-391-8677

Michelle Mazanec . . . Career and College Specialist mazanecm@district279 .org . . . . .763-391-8666

Kristi Voight . . . . . . . . Career Resource ESP voightk@district279 .org . . . . . . . . .763-391-8668

Additional information and full course descriptions can be found in the Registration Catalog. You can access the Catalog by visiting the school web page

http://schools.district279.org/osh/

OSSEO SENIOR HIGH SCHOOLOR I O L E SRegistration Brochure 2017-18

Michael Lehan . . . . . . . . . . . PrincipalErica Barlow . . . . . . . . . . . . Assistant Principal Ronnie King . . . . . . . . . . . . . Assistant PrincipalBill Kuendig . . . . . . . . . . . . . Assistant PrincipalMike Allen . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Student Management Specialist Jared Ellerson . . . . . . . . . . . Student Management SpecialistMichelle Peterson . . . . . . . . Student Management SpecialistTaneisha Smith . . . . . . . . . . Student Management SpecialistBill Quan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Activities Coordinator Joanne Neumann . . . . . . . . Business ManagerCindy Loftsgard . . . . . . . . . Special Education CoordinatorTracy Hanson . . . . . . . . . . . Administrative Secretary Jodi Voorhees-Gavenda . . . Registrar

Administrative Team

Arts Requirements: All Music and Visual Arts courses fulfill the graduation requirements for Arts. This symbol in the other departments will indicate the courses that fulfill this requirement.Advanced Placement Information: The Advanced Placement (AP) Program is an opportunity for high school students to pursue chosen areas of interest and receive credit for college-level course work while in high school. Course-specific AP Examinations are administered each year in May and results may be sent to Colleges and Universities for potential credit . Authorized AP courses carry a weighted grade and are identified as such on students’ transcripts. AP courses require students to read large amounts of text outside of class, analyze and interpret complex material, and write extensively. Curriculum modifications include: accelerated pacing, in-depth study of topics, interdisciplinary units, and development of critical and creative thinking skills. On average, AP courses require students to complete approximately one to two hours of homework per day to be successful. As indicated by the AP Program, “It’s important for students to think about the amount of work they’ll have so they can succeed in the courses they choose.” Tips for AP Success 2013, College Board.

Health Science & Technology

Business, Marketing and Information Technology

Cooperative Education

Coursenumber Course name

Gradesoffered Prerequisite

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104300 Business & Personal Law 9-12 10102300 Computer Applications with Office 1 9-12 Keyboarding experience

recommended10

103400 Financial and Investment Planning 9-12 10104100 Introduction to Business 9-12 10102100 Keyboarding 9-12 See Business Ed teacher

Permission required10

102200 Keyboarding & Business Communication

9-12 Computer skills recommended

10

103300 Personal Financial Management 9-12 10104200 Positive Leadership 9-12 10105200 Sports & Entertainment Marketing 9-12 11102500 Web Design 1 9-12 Keyboarding experience

recommended11



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112101, 112102,112103

College & Career Readiness

9-12 May sign up for multiple trimesters

11

113300 Off to College 11-12 11112401, 112402,

112403Transition to Work 9-12 Students on IEP’s only

see Case Manager11

112501, 112502, 112503

Transition to Work Internship

9-12 Students on IEP’s onlymust be taken concurrently with Transition to Work

11

113101, 113102, 113103

Volunteer Service 10-12 May sign up for multiple trimesters . Students must provide their own transportation to volunteer sites .

11

English/Language Arts

Family and Consumer SciencesCoursenumber Course name


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022700 Culinary Arts 1 9-12 15022800 Culinary Arts 2 9-12 Culinary Arts 1 15022600 My Foods .FACS 9-12 15022900 ProStart (2 hr class; 2 credit earned) 9-12 Culinary Arts 1 and 2 15023900 Restaurant Management 9-12 Required course for

ProStart students seeking certification. All other students - no prerequisite

15

022100 Careers, Life & You 9-12 16023300 Child Development & Parenting 9-12 16023400 Child Development Lab 9-12 Child Development &

Parenting16

023200 Interior Design 9-12 16023000 Real Life 101 9-12 16



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032501, 032502,032503

English 9 A, B, C 9 12

032641, 032642,032643

HP English 9 A, B, C 9 12

032901, 032902, 032903


033041, 033042, 033043

HP English 10 A, B, C 10 12

033401, 033402, 033403


033871, 033872, 033873

AP English 11 A, B, C 11 13

034101, 034102, 034103


034371, 034372, 034373

AP English 12 A, B, C 12 13

036900 Art of Film 9-12 14037200 Creative Writing 9-12 14036300 Mythology 9-12 14036101 Speech A 9-12 14037400 The Graphic Novel 9-12 14

037101,037102 Yearbook Lab A, B 9-12 Permission of instructor 14



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122100122200122300

Opportunities in Emergency Care First Aid & CPREmergency Medical ResponderEmergency Medical Technician2 credits per trimester/total of 6 credits earned . See Reg . Catalog

11-12 Must take in order by trimester

17

122401 Health Care Internship (2 hour class; 2 credits earned) 1st tri

12 By application only – see instructor

17

122402 Health Care Internship (2 hour class; 2 credits earned) 2nd tri


17

122403 Health Care Internship (2 hour class; 2 credits earned) 3rd tri


17

123100 Nursing Assistant (2 hour class; 2 credits earned)

9-12 Student must be 16 years old to take state test

17

096900 Bioethics 9-12 17123200 Exploring Health Careers 9-12 17123300 Medical Terminology 9-12 18066300 Health for Medical Careers-

Abstinence Based9-12 18

093301093302093303

Health Science Biology A, B, C 11 18

094201 094202 094203

Health Science Chemistry A, B, C 10 “C” or better in Non-Linear Algebra

18

124200 Emergency Medical Responder ONLINE Blended e-Learning

11-12 Student must be 16 yrs old to enroll . Must have computer access outside of school

18

124300 Medical Terminology ONLINE 9-12 Must have computer access outside of school

18

124101 124102

Pharmacy Technician ONLINE 12 2 trimester course; sign up for both . Must have computer access outside of school

18

MathematicsCoursenumber Course name


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082201 082202 082203

Non-Linear Algebra A, B, C 9-12 Linear Algebra 19

083201 083202 083203

Geometry A, B, C 9-12 Non-Linear Algebra 19

085141085142085143

HP Geometry A, B, C 9-12 HP Non Linear Algebra 19

083501 083502 083503

Algebra 2 A, B, C 9-12 Geometry 19

085241 085242 085243

HP Algebra 2 A, B, C 9-12 9th grade Geometry; or teacher recommendation

19

083801 083802 083803

Algebra 3 A, B, C 11-12 Algebra 2 20

084001 084002 084003

Pre-Calculus A, B, C 11-12 Algebra 2 20

085541 085542 085543

HP Pre-Calculus A, B, C 11-12 HP Algebra 2; or teacher recommendation

20

084101 084102 084103

Calculus A, B, C 11-12 Pre-Calculus or HP Pre-Calculus

20

085671 085672 085673

AP Calculus (AB) A, B, C 11-12 “B” or better in HP Pre-Calculus; or teacher recommendation

20

085871 085872 085873

AP Statistics A, B, C 11-12 Algebra 2 20

Music

Physical Education and Health

Social Studies

Science



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054001054002054003

Band 9 9 8th gr . band or teacher permission

21

056001 056002 056003

Varsity Band 10-12 9th grade band or teacher permission

21

056201 056202 056203

Symphonic Band 11-12 10th gr . band or teacher permission

21

056401 056402 056403

Concert Band 9-12 9th & 10th grade by Audition only

21

054101054102054103

Orchestra 9 9 8th gr . orchestra or teacher permission

21

057101 057102 057103

Chamber Orchestra 10-12 9th grade orchestra or teacher permission

21

057001 057002 057003

Symphonic Orchestra 10-12 Chamber Orchestra or teacher permission

22

054201054202054203

Choir 9 9 8th gr . orchestra or teacher permission

22

055001 055002 055003

Varsity Choir 9-12 Successful middle school/junior high experience

22

055101 055102 055103

Women’s Chorale 9-12 Audition 22

055201 055202 055203

Concert Choir 9-12 Audition 22

057301 Garage Band 9-12 Strong interest in writing your own music

22

057601057602057603

Solo Performance Lab 9-12 Instructor permission 22

057400 Jazz Improvisation 9-12 Concurrent enrollment in band and instructor permission

21

057501 057502

Jazz Ensemble A, B 9-12 Concurrent enrollment in band and instructor permission, 2 trimester course, sign up for both trimesters

21

057701 Beginning Guitar A 9-12 23057702 Beginning Guitar B 9-12 Beginning Guitar A 23057703 Beginning Guitar C 9-12 Beginning Guitar B 23058100 Music Theory 9-12 Current enrollment in

performance music; or instructor permission

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066100 Health Education Abstinence Based 9-12 Choose one – 066100, 066200 or 066300

23

066500 Health Education Abstinence BasedBlended

9-12 Please see Registration Catalog for description of ‘Blended’ course

23

066200 Health Education Abstinence Until Marriage

9-12 Choose one – 066100, 066200 or 066300

23

066300 Health for Medical Careers Abstinence Based

9-12 Choose one – 066100, 066200 or 066300

18,23

063100 Life Fitness 9-12 24STUDENTS MAY CHOOSE 1 PHY ED ELECTIVE PER TRIMESTER

064701 064702 064703

Club Fitness Lab (May not be available every tri)

9-12 24

064601 064602 064603

Competitive Sports Lab 9-12 24

064101 064103

Nets and Racquets Lab (May not be available every tri)

9-12 24

066400 Positive Direction 9-12 24064201 064202 064203

Recreational Sports Lab (May not be available every tri)

9-12 24

064301064302064303

Self Defense 9-12 24

064801 064802 064803

Strength & Conditioning Lab (May not be available every tri)

9-12 24

064501 064503

Wheels, Blades & Xtremes Lab (1st and/or 3rd tri)

9-12 Student must provide own equipment

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092101,092102,092103

Physical Science 9 A, B, C 9 26

092401, 092402, 092403

Physics First A, B, C 9 Previously Physics 9 A, B, C

26

092471, 092472,092473

HP Physics First A, B, C 9 Must successfully use algebraic equations to solve real world examples and able to manipulate an equation such as P=W/t

25

095001, 095002, 095003

Chemistry in the Community A, B, C

10 26

095701, 095702, 095703

Chemistry in the Community Blended A, B, C

10 Please see Registration Catalog for description

26

094101, 094102, 094103

Chemistry A, B, C 10 Passed Non Linear Algebra with a “C” or better

26

094201, 094202, 094203

Health Science Chemistry A, B, C

10 Passed Non Linear Algebra with a “C” or better

26

094441, 094442, 094443

HP Chemistry A, B, C 10 Passed Non Linear Algebra with a “C” or better

26

094671, 094672,094673

AP Chemistry A, B, C 11-12 Completion of Algebra 2 with a “B” average or better . Chemistry or current teacher recommendation & completion of summer learning .

26

093201, 093202, 093203

Biology A, B, C 11 27

093301, 093302, 093303

Health Science Biology A, B, C 11 27

093441, 093442, 093443

HP Biology A, B, C 11 27

092371, 092372,092373

AP Biology A, B, C 12 Biology or current teacher recommendation & completion of summer learning .

27

095101, 095102, 095103

Physics A, B, C 11-12 Passed Geometry with a “C”or better

27

095341,095342, 095343

HP Physics A, B, C 11-12 Passed Algebra 2 with a “C” or better

27

096100 Animal Behavior 9-12 28096200 Animal Kingdom 9-12 28096600 Astronomy 9-12 28096900 Bioethics 9-12 18,28

097701, 097702097703

Human Anatomy & Physiology A, B, C

11-12 Passed Biology or concurrently registered in Biology

28

093900 Wildlife Biology 9-12 28



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072401, 072402 Human Geography 9 A, B 9 2 trimester course; sign up for both trimesters

30

072471, 072472, 072473

AP Human Geography A, B, C 9 30

073101, 073102073103

U.S. History 10 A, B, C 10 30

073271, 073272 073273

AP U.S. History 10 A, B, C 10 30

073401, 073402, 073403

World History and Geography A, B, C

11 31

073401B 073402B 073403B

World History and Geography Blended A, B, C

11 Instructor approval - please see Registration Catalog for description of ‘Blended’ course

31

073471, 073472, 073473

AP World History A, B, C 11 31

073800 Economics 12 32074170 AP Microeconomics 12 32073900 Government and Citizenship 12 32

074271, 074272 AP U .S . Government and Politics: A, B

12 2 trimester course; sign up for both trimesters

32

076300 American Pop Culture 9-12 33076800 Comparative Religions 9-12 33077200 Crime and Justice 9-12 33076100 History of the American West 9-12 33076700 International Relations 9-12 33076900 Psychology 9-12 33

077571, 077572 AP Psychology A, B 9-12 2 trimester course; sign up for both trimesters

33

004100 Race and Culture 9-12 33077100 Sociology 9-12 33

Technology Education

World Language

If you have questions regarding this Magnet Program, please contact: Elie Bengston at bengstone@district279 .org or 763-391-8530

Course name Department Pg. No.Bioethics Science 17 & 28Emergency Medical Responder ONLINE Blended E-Learning HST 18Exploring Health Careers HST 18Health Care Internship HST 17Health for Medical Careers Abstinence Based HST & Phy Ed 18 & 23Health Science Biology Science 18 & 27Health Science Chemistry Science 18 & 26Human Anatomy & Physiology A, B, C Science 28Medical Terminology HST 18Medical Terminology ONLINE HST 18Nursing Assistant HST 17Opportunities in Emergency Care (OEC) First Aid & CPR (1st trimester) Emergency Medidcal Responder (2nd trimester) Emergency Medical Technician (3rd trimester)

HSTHSTHST

171717

Pharmacy Technician ONLINE HST 18



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014201 014202 014203

Intro to Automotive Technology A, B, C

9-12 34

014301 014302 014303

Advanced Auto Technology A, B, C (2 hour class; 2 credits earned)

10-12 Application only, Intro to Auto Tech A, B, C

34

014400 Know Your Auto 9-12 1st preference given to 9th & 10th graders 34

013700 Wood Technology 9-12 34PROJECT LEAD THE WAY (PLTW)

011900 Engineering 101: PLTW Unleashed 9-12 35013401 013402 013403

Intro to Engineering Design (PLTW) A, B, C

9-12 35

014501014502014503

Intro to Engineering Design Blended (PLTW) A, B, C

9-12 Instructor approval - please see Registration Catalog for description of ‘Blended’ course.

35

013201013202013203

Principles of Engineering (PLTW) A, B, C

9-12 35

014701 014702 014703

Computer Science Engineering (PLTW) A, B, C

9-12 35



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133101, 133102, 133103

French 1 A, B, C 9-12 “C” or better in required English

39

133201, 133202, 133203

French 2 A, B, C 9-12 “C” or better in French 1; or instructor permission

39

133301, 133302, 133303


39

133401, 133402, 133403


39

133571, 133572, 133573

AP French Language A, B, C

9-12 French 4 or French 3 with instructor permission

39

134201, 134202, 134203

Spanish 1 A, B, C 9-12 “C”; or better in required English

39

134301, 134302, 134303

Spanish 2 A, B, C 9-12 “C” or better in Spanish 1; or instructor permission

39

134401, 134402, 134403


39

134501, 134502, 134503


39

134771, 134772, 134773

AP Spanish Language A, B, C

9-12 Spanish 4; or Spanish 3 with instructor permission

39

Health Science Magnet ProgramOsseo Senior High is the site of a Magnet Program for Health Science . These courses provide opportunities for students who may be interested in a career in the medical field. For a full course description, see the Registration Catalog. The page number in the catalog is included for your convenience.

Special ProgramsCoursenumber Course name


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902201 Study Hall or Student Aide (1st tri) No credit 11-12 1 per trimester 42902202 Study Hall or Student Aide (2nd tri) No credit 11-12 1 per trimester 42902203 Study Hall or Student Aide (3rd tri) No credit 11-12 1 per trimester 42

Visual ArtsCoursenumber Course name


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043000 Exploring Art and Media 9-12 36043100 Ceramics A 9-12 36043200 Ceramics B 9-12 Ceramics A 36043300 Ceramics C 9-12 Ceramics B 36

Ceramics Studio 10-12 Please see Registration Catalog

36

045100 Computer Art A - Digital Photo Shop 9-12 36045200 Computer Art B - Animation Video 9-12 Computer Art A 36045300 Computer Art C - New Media 9-12 Computer Art B; or

instructor permission36

Computer Art: Studio 10-12 Please see Registration Catalog

36

043500 Drawing A 9-12 37043600 Drawing B 9-12 Drawing A 37043700 Drawing C 9-12 Drawing B 37

Drawing Studio 10-12 Please see Registration Catalog

37

043871 043872 043873

AP Studio Art: Drawing 10-12 Drawing C 37

043900 Jewelry/Art Metal A 9-12 37044000 Jewelry/Art Metal B 9-12 Jewelry A 37044100 Jewelry/Art Metal C 9-12 Jewelry B 37

Jewelry/Art Metal Studio 10-12 Please see Registration Catalog

37

046671 046672 046673

AP Studio Art: 3 Dimensional A, B, C 10-12 Ceramics A/B or Jewelry A/B - Please see Registration Catalog

37

044300 Painting A 9-12 38044400 Painting B 9-12 Painting A 38044500 Painting C 9-12 Painting B 38046401 Photography A: Digital Photography 9-12 38046402 Photography B: Digital & Darkroom 9-12 Photography A 38046403 Photography C: Combining New

Media9-12 Photography B 38

Photography Studio 10-12 Please see Registration Catalog

38

045071 045072 045073

AP Studio Art: 2 Dimensional A, B, C

10-12 Photo A & B; or Painting A, B, and C

38

044700 Sculpture 9-12 38046170 046270 046370

AP Art History 9-12 Please see Registration Catalog

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Blended LearningBlended learning courses personalize instruction so that students may accelerate their learning . Students in this Zero Hour blended course will learn both online and in-class and have the opportunity to move forward at their own pace to new goals and objectives after showing that they have learned required knowledge and skills . Zero HourOsseo Senior High Zero Hour provides students with a vast array of enrichment and/or remediation opportunities. 9th graders are assigned an online seminar course, while upper class scholars select from online learning modules. Students who are successful in these courses are self-directed, adaptable, innovative problem solvers and have a solid sense of time management. We understand the expansiveness of our world and the need for students to engage meaningfully in various modalities to enhance, accelerate, and access relevant learning platforms.

Course # Course Title Course Description Pg.

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College & Career Readiness

This course is designed to prepare juniors and seniors for post-secondary educations. Specifically focusing on: Researching post-secondary options based on their career goals, how to pay for college (financial aid options, FAFSA), the college admissions process (college essay and personal statement), College Life 101, College terminology, strategies for success in college, and scheduling/planning .

9

022000 Careers, Life & You You will plan for high school and beyond as you examine career interests, personal abilities, goal setting, communication, and independent living skills . School staff and community leaders will present current information on job trends and the changing world of work .

9

106110 Effective Studies (9th gr . Seminar)

This course will help you improve your organization, test taking, listening, time management and note taking skills What you learn in this course can be immediately applied to all of your other courses, both in high school and in your post-secondary studies.

9

012701012702012703

Computer Gaming and 3-D Modeling

This course is an introduction to the design and computer skills needed to create 2D and 3D graphics, animations, and video games. Students will gain experience and skill working with Autodesk 3Ds Max to model objects, scenes and humanoids as seen in popular movies and video games. In addition, this course will use GameMaker studio to give students a chance to build sprites, backgrounds, and code their creative ideas into a playable video game . Basic computer skills are needed but no previous design work is necessary .

9

104600 Intro to Entrepreneurship

Did you know that Facebook was started by a 19 year old? Do you have a great idea for starting a business? Would you like to be your own boss? This course will provide you with the opportunity to research and write a business plan (the resume’ for your business). You will discuss and apply what you learn in the following areas: characteristics of the successful entrepreneur, demographic research, finding a location for your business, financial requirements, determining your competition and target market, staffing your business, and marketing your product or service. Your future starts NOW!

9

066500 Health This course is the standard health class uniquely offered through a blended opportunity. This creates additional experiences and added opportunities while engaging in a flexible learning environment .

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ZERO HOUR BLENDED OFFERINGS

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