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Students are required to meet with their counselor. Subjects are then scheduled according to the spaces available and the times the courses are offered.  \nSchedules will be made available over the summer. To make schedule changes before school starts, an appointment can be made by calling the Counseling Office at (860)739-6946 x 5580 or by emailing your school counselor.  \nDuring the school year, changes are made after the completion of the quarter and are pending based on space availability and parent-teacher collaboration. A class drop will not be allowed if it causes the student to drop below the minimum credits required by the school or impacts graduation status. A student can withdraw from a course without penalty until the end of Quarter 1 for both full year and Semester 1 courses, and Quarter 3 for second semester courses. When there is a change in level, the grade will be calculated at the quarter completion and adjusted with the appropriate weight before being entered into the new class placement.  \n Schedule changes will be allowed throughout the summer. New classes will not be added after this time.  \n Level changes require the permission of the teacher.  \n Changes based on instructor or time preference are not permitted.  \n Withdrawals or level changes requested after the schedule change period will require the completion of a Course Change Form which requires teacher, parent, and student signatures.  \n Students who drop a class after Quarter 1/Quarter 3 (for second semester classes) will receive a WF (Withdraw Failing) on their record. Waiving the WF requires teacher and administrative approval.  \nTranscripts will be re-sent to colleges whenever a change is made to a senior’s schedule.  \n All students in grades 9-11 must maintain 6.5 credits and students in grade 12 must maintain 6.0 credits as scheduling allows. A class drop will not be allowed if it causes the student to go below the minimum required credits.  \n Override requests for the following school year are considered until the last day of the preceding school year.  \n*A W/F (Withdraw Failing) carries the same consequence as a failing grade for academic GPA and athletic eligibility.  \nIndependent Studies, Aides, Classroom Assistants  \nStudents who wish to enroll in an Independent Study course or receive credit for any class not listed in the Program of Studies must complete an Independent Study Request Form signed by the student, the student’s parent/guardian, the overseeing teacher, the department CIL, and the student’s counselor. The form must be submitted to the principal for approval and will not be added to a student’s schedule until that is completed. Independent study classes, aides, and assistants will be graded P/F unless otherwise approved by the principal.  \nHome Schooling  \nStudents who have been homeschooled and wish to enroll at East Lyme High School must present their previous plan of study (approved by the local area superintendent) and portfolios of all student work to receive credit and for future class p","cbCaidJuCwuLNR5n","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaidJuCwuLNR5n","pdf",17898923,"English","# Course Selection and Scheduling\n## Timeline and Registration Process\n## Schedule Changes and Withdrawal Rules\n## Independent Study, Homeschooling, and Homebound Tutoring\n## Parent Overrides and Transfer Students","[{\"question\":\"When do students receive course registration information, and who helps them select courses?\",\"answer\":\"Students receive course registration information during the second semester and meet with teachers to determine recommended core courses. Students are also required to meet with their counselor.\"},{\"question\":\"What rules apply to withdrawing from a course or making changes after the schedule period?\",\"answer\":\"Changes are subject to space availability and require collaboration. A student may withdraw without penalty until the end of Quarter 1 for full-year and Semester 1 courses, and until the end of Quarter 3 for second-semester courses. After the schedule change period, a Course Change Form with teacher, parent, and student signatures is required.\"},{\"question\":\"What are the consequences of dropping a class after Quarter 1 or Quarter 3?\",\"answer\":\"Students who drop a class after Quarter 1 (or Quarter 3 for second-semester classes) receive a WF (Withdraw Failing) on their record. Waiving the WF requires teacher and administrative approval.\"}]","EAST LYME HIGH SCHOOL PROGRAM OF STUDIES - 2024-2025 | PDF",1790041896,202]