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Contact your campus counselor for additional information regarding scheduling, course prerequisites, dual credit, testing, and/or graduation requirements. It is important to know that this course description guide includes all courses that are offered in the Mansfield ISD. However, due to enrollment and teacher availability, not every class will be offered every year at all campuses.  \nPLANNING GUIDE HIGHLIGHTS  \n● Credit is awarded at the end of each semester with a grade of 70 or better.  \n● There are many factors to consider in selecting courses that will meet individual needs for next year.  \n● Remember to select courses to fit overall planning which projects beyond the high school years.  \n● Interest and ability should determine choices.  \n● Experience shows that those who plan an entire high school program early and frequently review the plan will be able to graduate without difficulty.  \nCOURSE PLANNING  \nAlthough students will receive specific instructions during course planning time from high school personnel, the responsibility for appropriate graduation and career choices rests with students and parents. The campus counseling staff is available to assist in making decisions related to course selections.  \nOne of the most critical functions performed by a school counselor is the planning the student’s four-year graduation plan. Based upon courses selection information, courses are scheduled and teachers are employed for the next year; therefore, it is important that course planning be given serious consideration. After mid-April of each year, changes will be made only to correct scheduling errors or to equalize class enrollments.  \nBLOCK SCHEDULING  \nMISD high schools are organized on an A/B Block Schedule with students taking four classes per day on alternating days. Each block is 90 minutes in length. Ninth, tenth, and eleventh grade students are required to take eight classes each semester in the block schedule. Twelfth grade students who have passed the  \nrequired End of Course (EOC) will be required to take six classes each semester in the block schedule. Seniors who have not passed their required EOCs must take eight classes. However, all seniors are strongly advised to take advantage of the educational opportunities found in the MISD and take eight classes each semester. Seniors not taking all eight classes each semester must plan for a senior release class and leave campus during their free block. The senior release/free block must be either the first or last block of the day.  \n1. Remember, classes required for graduation are nonnegotiable. Therefore, if you participate in a program that is double-blocked, it is critical that credits are closely monitored.  \n2. Courses taken at Ben Barber Innovation Academy (BBIA) are available yielding 1 credit for 18 weeks and 2-3 credits for 36 week courses.  \n3. 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