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We began classes in our new facility in August of
1999. Each classroom is equipped with at least one computer networked
with the administrative offices, and a television connected to the media
retrieval system. We also have a surveillance system with video
cameras for observing and recording activity in the building.
Furthermore, several classrooms are equipped with scanners, printers,
PC-to-TV converters, overhead projectors, and other equipment.
We encourage communication between the community and the
school. Conferences with teachers and/or administrators are
available upon request.
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Our library is located in the
center of the building. We have 10 computers for student use, a
computer designated for the card catalog and a circulation computer.
We also have two network laser printers, one for student use and one for
teacher use. A typewriter is available for use on items such as scholarship
forms. Thanks to the State Department of Education, we have access to
several databases: EBSCO, First Search, Electric Library, and Infotrac.
These are wonderful resources for research. The user names and
passwords to be used from remote locations (home, etc.) are available upon
request from Mrs. Wood (English Dept.) or Mrs. Robinson in the library. |
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Student Organizations
We have several student
organizations on campus: Future Farmers of America (FFA), Family
Careers and Community Leaders of America (FCCLA), Student Council, Foreign
Language Club, National Honor Society (NHS), Fellowship of Christian
Athletes (FCA), Technology Student Association (TSA), E Club and
Pep Club. |
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The Elk City High
School Band has a tradition of excellence that stretches back into the 1940's. For over
60 years, the Elk City
Band has been an active part of the Elk City School system and community.
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ECHS Vocal Music
Four different groups make up the
Elk City Vocal Music program at Elk City Secondary Schools. Over 150
students are involved in the Junior High Select Chorus, High School Varsity,
Chorale and Jazz Choirs. Lori Daubenspeck and Justin Ediger are
co-directors.
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Baseball
Basketball
Cheerleading
Cross Country
Football
Golf |
Tennis
Track & Field
Soccer
Softball - Fastpitch
Softball - Slowpitch
Wrestling
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Sports Page
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|  Bell Schedule
| First Period |
8:00 to 8:49 |
| Tutor |
8:53 to 9:14 |
| Second Period |
9:18 to 10:07 |
| Third Period |
10:11 to 11:00 |
| Fourth Period |
11:04 TO 11:53 |
| Lunch |
11:53 TO 12:36 |
| Fifth Period |
12:40 TO 1:29 |
| Sixth Period |
1:33 TO 2:22 |
| Seventh Period |
2:26 TO 3:15 |
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According
to Oklahoma State law, students will automatically be enrolled in the College
Preparatory Curriculum, unless the parent or legal guardian signs a document to
"opt" them out. Students who "opt out" will enroll in
the Core Curriculum, which is also provided by state law to get a High School Diploma. COLLEGE
PREPARATORY CURRICULUM
| 4 Units |
English |
| 3 Units |
Mathematics (Algebra I and higher)
(Math of Finance does not count as one of the 3 units.)
Beginning with students entering the 9th grade in 2008-2009, three
(3) mathematics courses must be taken in grades 9 - 12, in addition to
any courses taken prior to 9th grade (example: 8th Grade Algebra I). |
| 3 Units |
Laboratory Science (Biology I and higher) |
| 3 Units |
History
Must have: 1/2 Unit - Oklahoma History, 1/2 Unit
Government, and U. S. History |
| 2 Units |
Foreign Language ( Must be the same Language.)
OR
Computer Technology |
| 1 Unit |
Additional Core: Cannot be a Fine Arts class or an Elective |
| 1 Unit |
Fine Arts |
| 8 Units |
Electives |
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Total is 25 Units
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25 total Credits
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CORE CURRICULUM
"OPT-OUT" OPTION
| 4 Units |
English |
| 3 Units |
Mathematics (Algebra I and higher)
Math of Finance will count as 1 unit of the 3 required
units.
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| 3 Units |
Science : Biology I is required. |
| 3 Units |
United States History
Must have: 1/2 Unit - Oklahoma History and 1/2 Unit
Government
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| 2 Units |
Fine Arts |
| 10 Units |
Electives |
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Total is 25 Units
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25 total Credits
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AP English Literature/Composition |
AP Calculus AB |
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AP Chemistry |
AP Computer Science |
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AP United States Government and Politics |
AP U.S. History |
AP Physics
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A 100 - 90 |
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B 89 - 80 |
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C 79 - 70 |
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D 69 - 60 |
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F 59 and below |
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| Information on ACT
ACT registration packets are available in the library and from the counselors.
Regular Basic Fee = $32.00
Late (Late Fee Required) is Basic + $20.00 Late Fee = $52.00
2010-2011 |
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Registration Deadlines
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Test Dates |
Regular Registration |
Late Registration |
| September
11, 2010 |
August
6, 2010 |
August
7 - 20, 2010 |
| October
23, 2010 |
September
17, 2010 |
Sept.
18 - Oct. 1, 2010 |
| December
11, 2010 |
November
5, 2010 |
November
6 - 19, 2010 |
| February
12, 2011 |
January
7, 2011 |
January
8 - 21, 2011 |
| April
9, 2011 |
March
4, 2011 |
March
5 - 18, 2011 |
| June
11, 2011 |
May
6, 2011 |
May
7 - 20, 2011 |
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