Rising 10th-12th Grade Registration Info

Please find the Core Course Offerings in the Rising 10th-12th Grade Registration Packet.

Please find the Elective Course Offerings in the Rising 10th-12th Grade Registration Packet.

Use the Bronco Schedule Worksheet to determine which courses you need to register for next year. More detailed information can be found in the 26-27 Student Registration Packet.

• Rising 10th-12th Grade Registration Worksheet
• 26-27 Student Registration Packet

Course Registration and Portal Directions

Elective Portal and Waiver Window:
Opens January 22 at 9:00 AM
Closes January 30 at 4:00 PM

Parents should log into the Parent Portal.
Select 'More' on the left-hand menu.
Select 'Course Registration'.
Select the appropriate school.

The screen will display recommended courses under 'Required'.
A completion bar and unit counter will appear at the top.

Year-long courses equal 6 units.
Semester courses equal 3 units.
Students may select electives until reaching 42 units.
Courses beyond 42 units become alternate selections.

Use 'Add Course' to select electives.
If 'Course History' appears, the course has already been taken and should not be selected.

Students must select at least three alternate courses.
Once complete, select 'Back' to review selections and print.

Directed Study- Office Aide

• Please Contact Ms. April Walden with questions- f39379@forsyth.k12.ga.us 

Journalism- Yearbook

• Please Contact Ms. April Walden with questions- f39379@forsyth.k12.ga.us 

Peer Facilitation

• Peer Facilitation is an application-only elective course. If accepted as a Peer Facilitator, you will work daily in our Specialized Instruction classrooms. In this role, you will provide assistance, structure, guidance, and friendship to students with developmental disabilities.
• This course offers a unique opportunity to build confidence as you navigate real-life situations and develop meaningful relationships with our incredible students and teachers. Because we have a limited number of Peer Facilitator positions available each period, it is essential that our facilitators are reliable, compassionate, and committed to making a positive impact within our school community.
• If you have any questions, please stop by Room 2761 and ask Ms Kendall Gruhn.

Internship Forsyth- Work-Based Learning

• Internship Forsyth is a structured experience that connects classroom learning to an engaging job opportunity.  An internship can be paid or unpaid.  Students are allowed to leave the school campus to intern with local businesses, earning course credit for the experience.
• Please contact Ms. Kim Clapper with questions.
• Internship Forsyth Application

11th-grade students can request 1 IE2 period.

12th-grade students can request up to 3 IE2 periods. Students participating in any GHSA Competition (athletes, band members, actors, e-sports participants) and students applying for social security benefits must take at least 5 courses their senior year for eligibility.  See detailed information in the IE2 Form.

Students must have their own transportation to or from school to have an IE2 period and are not allowed to remain on campus.

• IE2 Form

In January, students should choose high school courses as if dual enrollment does not exist.

Students interested in DE should follow the DE process in February; course requests will be adjusted at the end of that process (in March/April).

If students do not complete the EFHS DE process, the choices they made in January will remain permanently.

For more information, visit East's Dual Enrollment Information Page.