Class of 2025 - Welcome to Davidson!
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Created on January 6, 2021
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Welcome to
Class of 2025
Middle School
Connect
Athletic
2021/2022Scheduling
Important Dates
Principal Welcome
2021/2022 Scheduling
Scheduling 101
School Counselors
Sample Schedules
Program of Studies
Study Hall?
Phys. Ed vs. Waiver
Graduation Requirements
Honors Courses vs. 'Regular' Courses
Connect with us
Main Office
(614) 921 - 7200
Attendance Office
(614) 921 - 7240
Counseling Office
(614) 921 - 7220
Mr. Bobek
Athletic Teams & Offerings
Athletic Eligibility
Athletic Handbook
Athletic Website
Fall
Winter
Spring
Boys Cross Country
Basketball Cheer
Baseball
High School Athletic Eligibility
- 9th Grade: Must have earned a 1.5 GPA in the preceding grade period (4th Quarter of 8th Grade).
- Probation: between 1.5 - 1.75 GPA
- Waiver: May be taken if GPA is below a 1.5. Good once during 7th - 9th grade years.
- A student must be enrolled and pass a minimum of five (5), one credit courses or the equivalent. PE is a .25 credit class and does not count toward athletic eligibility.
- Also - if enrolled in an online class or a class where college credit is being earned, please make sure you know how many credits it is worth at the high school level.
Davidson Counseling Team
Mrs. Palus
Mrs. Polley
Mr. Odenweller
Mr. Foster
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Student Sample Schedules
Student C
Student B
Student A
(w/ Freshman Intervention)
(Performing Arts w/ Freshman Intervention)
(No Freshman Intervention)
Student A Schedule
4 Core Subjects
Any Elective
Elective credits include courses in the areas of:
- World Language
- Fine Arts**
- Business
- Career-technical education
- Family and Consumer Science
- Engineering
- English
- Math
- Science
- Social Studies
**1 credit must be earned in Fine Arts (unless successfully completed in middle school)
This student would like to take a World Language and does not participate in Performing Arts
Freshman 'Study Hall'
A 'Freshman Only' study hall with all 4 of your core teachers present for extra support.
World Language
4-Year College/Universities will want to see either 3 credits from one world language or 2 credits from two different world languages.
Student B Schedule
4 Core Subjects
Any Performing Art Course
This student would like to take a World Language and does not participate in Performing Arts
Freshman 'Study Hall'
A 'Freshman Only' study hall with all 4 of your core teachers present for extra support.
World Language
4-Year College/Universities will want to see either 3 credits from one world language or 2 credits from two different world languages.
Student C Schedule
4 Core Subjects
Any Performing Art Course
This student would like to take a World Language, a Performing Arts course, and an additional elective instead of 'Freshman Intervention'
Any Elective
Elective credits include courses in the areas of:
- World Language
- Fine Arts**
- Business
- Career-technical education
- Family and Consumer Science
- Engineering
- English
- Math
- Science
- Social Studies
**1 credit must be earned in Fine Arts (unless successfully completed in middle school)
World Language
4-Year College/Universities will want to see either 3 credits from one world language or 2 credits from two different world languages.
Graduation Requirements
21.5 Total Credits
The ultimate responsibility for tracking and completing necessary credits for graduation lies with the students and the parents.
Credits From "Core" Subject Areas
Math
Hilliard City Schools
English
Science
Social Studies
4 CREDITS
4 CREDITS
3 CREDITS
3 CREDITS
Other Credits Areas
Electives
5 CREDITS
PE/Health
1 CREDIT
Business Electives
1 CREDIT
(7 TOTAL CREDITS)
(14 TOTAL CREDITS)
Senior Capstone
(.5 CREDIT)
English
(4 Credits)
Science
(3 Credits)
1 credit Biology; 1 credit Physical Science
Social Studies
(3 Credits)
World Studies, U.S. History, U.S. Government
Math
(4 Credits)
Math
(4 Credits)
English
(4 Credits)
Science
(3 Credits)
1 credit Biology; 1 credit Physical Science
Social Studies
(3 Credits)
World Studies, U.S. History, U.S. Government
Elective credits include courses in the areas of:
- World Language
- Fine Arts**
- Business
- Career-Technical Education
- Family and Consumer Science
- Engineering
- English
- Math
- Science
- Social Studies
**1 credit must be earned in Fine Arts (unless successfully completed in middle school)
Physical Education = 1/2 Credit**
Health 10 = 1/2 Credit
**Students may waive the physical education requirement with participation in athletics, marching band, and/or cheerleading.
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Digital Connections = 1/2 Credit
Financial Literacy Elective = 1/2 Credit**
**The Financial Literacy elective requirement can be fulfilled during the Sophomore/Junior/Senior Year
The senior capstone experience is an opportunity for students to challenge themselves outside the traditional classroom. The experience should be a culminating high school experience and help provide a transition to life beyond the secondary classroom.
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