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Programming is accomplished online. Students need to know both their username and password to participate in online programming, regardless of the location of the computer used. It is important that personal information not be shared to insure security and privacy. On the personal print-out, each student's username and original password will be included, along with the courses the Program Office anticipates the student will be taking. Students who do not have access to the Internet from home may use school computers in the Library, the Guidance Suite (Room 236), or the Program Office (Room 239).
Preliminary Programming has been separated into two phases during the Spring Term. During phase 1, Advanced Placement courses and 10 period Technology Selectives (current juniors only) are chosen for the entire year. The A.P. class and the term in which the 10 period Technology class will be scheduled (fall or spring) will affect a student's choices for other courses. During phase 2, students will select among the many other courses available.(In the fall term, all programming requests are made at one time.)
Students should make decisions about course requests for the coming term based on progress in their present classes. Also, it is advisable to discuss choices with classroom teachers, Guidance Counselors, Assistant Principals, Department Chairpersons, and parents. While programming online, it is important to follow instructions to guarantee your requests are properly registered.
To learn more about specific aspects of the Programming Process at Stuyvesant High School, click on one of the links below:
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Elective and Selective Course Selection (all students) |
Advanced
Placement and Electives Requiring Departmental
Approval
(all
students) 10
Period Technology Lab
Options
(current
juniors only)
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Elective and Selective Course Selection (all students) |
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