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A '''Prep''' period is a period where no class is being taken, for both students and teachers. It generally does not refer to [[zero period]] and [[period 8]] when they are not being taken. | A '''Prep''' period is a period where no class is being taken, for both students and teachers. It generally does not refer to [[zero period]] and [[period 8]] when they are not being taken. | ||
== Obtaining a prep | == Obtaining a prep == | ||
There are 3 ways to obtain a prep: | There are 3 ways to obtain a prep: | ||
=== Taking classes outside the 1-7 range === | === Taking classes outside the 1-7 range === | ||
By registering for a course during zero period or period 8, a prep is automatically placed during periods 1-7 for the duration of that course. Additionally, each [[semester]] in [[ | By registering for a course during zero period or period 8, a prep is automatically placed during periods 1-7 for the duration of that course. Additionally, each [[semester]] in [[Kick-start]] results in a single-semester prep during the following [[school year]]. | ||
=== Athletics === | === Athletics === | ||
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=== Signing up for the "Prep" course === | === Signing up for the "Prep" course === | ||
Students may also take fewer than 7 classes by explicitly requesting the course called "Prep." Each grade has its own minimum number of classes. | Students may also take fewer than 7 classes by explicitly requesting the course called "Prep." Each grade has its own minimum number of classes, which excludes preps. | ||
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Take a prep if your schedule is already burdened with multiple AP and honors classes, or if you have sports or other extracurricular commitments (e.g. Robotics). It will be a lifesaver for you. | |||
Latest revision as of 04:46, 19 December 2024
| Department | Other |
|---|---|
| Length | Semester |
| Credit type | None |
A Prep period is a period where no class is being taken, for both students and teachers. It generally does not refer to zero period and period 8 when they are not being taken.
Obtaining a prep
There are 3 ways to obtain a prep:
Taking classes outside the 1-7 range
By registering for a course during zero period or period 8, a prep is automatically placed during periods 1-7 for the duration of that course. Additionally, each semester in Kick-start results in a single-semester prep during the following school year.
Athletics
Students who participate in athletics do not need to attend PE, provided that they fill out the proper forms. This is not a full prep, as they must return to PE the day after their final game.
Signing up for the "Prep" course
Students may also take fewer than 7 classes by explicitly requesting the course called "Prep." Each grade has its own minimum number of classes, which excludes preps.
| Grade | Minimum |
|---|---|
| 9 | 7 |
| 10 | 6 |
| 11 | 5 |
| 12 | 5 |
Should I sign up for this course?
Take a prep if your schedule is already burdened with multiple AP and honors classes, or if you have sports or other extracurricular commitments (e.g. Robotics). It will be a lifesaver for you.