Registration

Online Registration

Remote and hybrid students must pick-up registration packets from the main office.

expand content Course Lists for Rising 10th - 12th-grade students

expand content Rising 9th-Grade Registration

Dear Parent/Guardian of a rising ninth-grade student:

Science Hill High School will soon be posting a video on the school website (SEE BELOW) with important information for your rising ninth-grade student. The video will include information on class offerings, graduation requirements, the Advanced Placement (AP) program, and other related topics. Please plan to view this important informational video prior to attending your child’s required 4-year plan/registration appointment.

During this in-person meeting, you, your child, and an advisor will discuss requirements for the next 4 years of high school and register for 9th-grade classes. Please review the Program of Studies located under Course Study on the Science Hill webpage (https://www.jcschools.org/1/content/coursestudy) prior to your meeting. Covid-19 protocols for these meetings will include physical distancing, required masks, and hand sanitizing stations.

Listed below are the dates for the 4-year plan meetings. Meetings are available every 30 minutes.

Tuesday, March 23rd 3:00 pm – 7:00 pm Career Technical Building, SHHS

Thursday, March 25th 3:00 pm – 7:00 pm Career Technical Building, SHHS

Tuesday, March 30th 3:00 pm – 7:00 pm Career Technical Building, SHHS

Thursday, April 1st 3:00 pm – 7:00 pm Career Technical Building, SHHS

The Career Technical Building is located at 251 Cotty Jones Lane facing the football stadium.

We will begin accepting 4-year plan appointments starting on Friday, March 5th. To make an appointment, please go to https://calendly.com/sh4yearplan.

If you are having trouble making your appointment or do not have access to the internet, email McKayla Collie at colliem@jcschools.org or call 423-232-2209 after 11 am on or after March 5th.

If your student will not be attending Science Hill High School next year, please email McKayla Collie at colliem@jcschools.org.

Students will register for classes soon. Each student will receive a packet that includes a transcript, graduation plan, course check sheet, and registration instructions. Teachers will distribute materials and show a video that explains the registration process. Students will bring the packets home. Please go to the Science Hill website and click on Course Study to view course descriptions, course sequences, pre-requisites, and CTE classes. Make selections on the check-sheet and then log-in to PowerSchool to register online.

A “HOW TO” video is available for online registration. The registration window is February 23 - March 5. Students will also have the opportunity to meet with their counselor to verify their choices. Once we dismiss for summer break, students are locked into requests.

CLICK HERE TO VIEW THE SCIENCE HILL PROGRAM OF STUDY

Click here to view the Registration Tutorial Video

Click here to view the Registration Tutorial Video: Troubleshooting

Please scroll down for more information

Counselor's Registration Video for 2021

BREAKDOWN OF VIDEO

0:04 - 4:05 - Josh Goines goes through registration packet and talks about accessing grade book portal, looking at transcript and graduation plan.

4:07 - 10:30 - Josh Jarnigan talks about classes students must take and new classes offered.

10:32 - 15:05 - Holly English discusses the English, Math, and Science offerings at Science Hill.

15:11 - 19:09 - Kim Thompson discusses Social Studies, P.E., R.O.T.C, and Application Courses.

19:11 - 23:13 - Joe McPherson discusses World Language, Art and CTE.

23:14 - 31:00 - Suzanne Reaves discusses Dual Enrollment

Rising 10-12 Presentation by Dr. Josh Carter

expand content What is a credit?

A class equals a credit. Every time a student passes a class, they earn a credit. Most classes are worth 1 credit, but some classes are 1/2 credit. Students must earn 28 credits to be awarded a Science Hill Diploma. The state of Tennessee designates 22 of those credits and 6 are electives. Students have the opportunity to earn 32 credits in four years.

expand content What AP Classes are offered?

Mathematics	English
AP Statistics	AP English Language & Comp
AP Calculus AB	AP English Literature & Comp
AP Calculus BC	Social Studies
AP Computer Science	AP World History
Science	AP Human Geography
AP Environmental Science	AP US History
AP Chemistry	AP Micro/Macro Economics
AP Biology	AP US Government
AP Physics 1 & 2	AP European History
World Language	AP Psychology
AP Spanish Language	Fine Arts
AP Latin	AP Music Theory
AP French	AP 2D Art
Capstone Program	AP 3D Art
AP Seminar	AP Drawing
AP Research

expand content What is Dual Enrollment?

Dual enrollment takes place when a high school student is enrolled in high school and a college simultaneously. Dual enrollment provides a means for high school students to accelerate their college education and get a feel for what learning will be like after high school. The Tennessee Dual Enrollment Grant awards two $500 grants towards two college classes. Students may also receive $200 towards a third class. See the Program of Studies or speak to your counselor about the application process.