2023-2024 Course Registration for Rising 10th - 12th Grade

Class registration for 2023-24

Timeline:

February 9th: Students will receive a course registration card that will be brought home. Students will need to bring their registration cards to school on the day of their advisory is scheduled to meet with school counselors. (found below)

Students are strongly encouraged to talk with parents about registration. Please encourage students to use the WSFCS registration book (link below) to help select classes that best relate to their goals after high school. 

February 13th through March 2nd: Career Development Coordinator and School Counselors will begin meeting with students individually to finalize course selections for 2023-24 school year. Our goal is to help students select classes that match their post-secondary goals. 

If a student is absent on the day of their scheduled visit with a counselor, don't worry!  A School Counselor will call you out of class and still meet with you individually at a later time. 

Registration Schedule: Registration Schedule Based on Advisory Teachers

Resources

Students, please use the link below to view the WSFCS Registration Handbook.  This will provide you with descriptions of classes to help make your course selections.

Online Registration Handbook

Advanced Placement Courses Offered at Walkertown High School

                                         AP Course Flyer

Career Center Course Options for Rising Juniors and Seniors 

2023-24 Career Center Course List

Are you a rising 11th or 12th grade student and want to learn about earning college credits towards an associate degree at Forsyth Tech or Baccalaureate degree at another university?  Click the link below to learn about the tuition-free Career and College Promise Program at Forsyth Tech. Discuss this option with your school counselor during your individual meeting.

Career and College Promise Program at Forsyth Tech Community College

When choosing which level class to take, students should consider test scores as well as work ethic. Use the following link to best choose which level is best for you! 

Understanding the differences between Regular, Honors, and Pre-AP classes