Academic Planning

Course Registration for 2026-27 is almost complete.

Course registration for the 26-27 school year occurred in December and January for all PHS students and incoming 9th graders. Students will have an opportunity to adjust courses through a specific process in the spring. Until then, class requests will not be changed. As a reminder, once the school year ends, students may not change class requests for next year.

This powerpoint presentation will go into detail about credits, registration, grade calculation, AP courses, and more.

To interact with the Course Guide, use the links below!

Links within the document will provide more information about courses within each department, as well as completer program pathways.

Access the PHS Course Guide as a PDF.

Access the PHS Course Guide as a web document.

Registration Forms

The forms below detail the courses that are available at each grade level. Your assigned counselor can answer any questions regarding registration.

10th Grade Registration Form

11th Grade Registration Form

12th Grade Registration Form

Viewing your Course Requests

Once you log into FOCUS, change the school year to 2026-2027 (upper right corner) and review the class requests (far left column). If you have questions about a course please reach out to your student’s school counselor.

This document provides step-by-step instructions and screenshots to help you access course requests in Focus.

Graduation Requirements

English (4 credits)	English 9	English 10	English 11	English 12
Social Studies (3.5 credits)	U.S. History	World History	American Government	Personal Finance
Mathematics (4 credits)	Algebra 1	Algebra 2	Geometry	4th Math
Science (3 credits)	Earth Systems	Living Systems	Chemistry/Physics	Science Elective (optional)
Phys. Ed. (1 credit)	(Typically completed in grade 9 or 10)
Health (1 credit)	Health 9/10 and Health 11/12
Technology (1 credit)	(Typically completed in grade 9 or 10)
Fine Art (1 credit)	(Typically completed in grade 9 or 10)
Completer Sequence	World Language or CTE Program
Total: 22.5 credits

CCBC Early College Access Program (ECAP)

If you are interested in taking community college classes at CCBC while in high school please review the documents below.