Planning Tools
College and Career Ready (CCR) Plan:
The PCHS school counseling team helps students prepare for life after graduation through classroom curriculum and individual College and Career Ready (CCR) meetings. These activities are designed to provide students with advising, resources, and knowledge throughout high school, including 4-Year High School Planning, Career Exploration, College Research and the Application Process, and more. Visit the Counseling Calendar page of our school website for a timeline of programming.
Academic Pathways:
Pathways charts for Math, Science, and CTE are included in the PCHS Course Catalog. If you have questions, or want course recommendations for future planning, consult your counselor, your teacher, the department chair, or the CTE Director.
Below is a typical Park City High School student’s pathway to graduation, based on a full schedule of 8.0 credits per year. This is just a base guide--each student’s graduation plan can be different.
9th Grade–Freshman Year:
1.0 Language Arts: English 9
1.0 Social Studies: Geography or AP Geography
1.0 Math: Secondary Math 1 or Honors Secondary Math 1
1.0 Science: Biology
0.5 PE Participation Skills and Techniques
0.5 Digital Studies course of choice
3.0 Electives
10th Grade–Sophomore Year:
1.0 Language Arts: English 10 or AP Seminar-English 10
1.0 Social Studies: World History or AP World History
1.0 Math: Secondary Math 2 or Honors Secondary Math 2
1.0 Science: Chemistry or Earth Science or other science
0.5 Fitness for Life
0.5 Health Education 2
3.0 Electives
11th Grade–Junior Year:
1.0 Language Arts: English 11 or AP English Language
1.0 Social Studies: U.S. History 2 or AP U.S. History
1.0 Math: Secondary Math 3 or Honors Secondary Math 3
1.0 Science: Chemistry or Physics or other science
0.5 Financial Literacy
0.5 Individualized Lifetime Activities PE class of choice
3.0 Electives
12th Grade–Senior Year:
1.0 Language Arts: English 12 or AP English Literature or English CE
1.0 Social Studies: US Government (.5) and choice of Sociology, Psychology, or Economics (.5)
6.0 Electives
Math class to be College and Career Ready