Scheduling

Incoming 9th Grade Schedule Request Form

HS 101 - Youtube video explaining high school  credits and expectations

Elective Classes at NVHS - Youtube video introducing NVHS electives and teachers.

Class of 2022 - Current Juniors

Class of 2023 - Current Sophomores

Class of 2024 - Current Freshmen

Printable Master Schedule

Course Description Guide

Abbreviated Course Catalog-English

Abbreviated Course Catalog- Spanish

Please visit the Counseling Hub to get a copy of the Schedule Change Request Form.

Career and Technical Education (CTE) at NV emphasizes real world, real life skills and connects the learning to academics and training that will help our students be successful in the global economy. Our goal is that every NV student will graduate from high school globally competitive for work and post-secondary education and prepared for life in the 21st century.  Students are entering a highly competitive workforce and we are working hard to ensure our students are prepared. When we say students are career and college ready, it means they can integrate and apply 21st century skills, technical knowledge, and core academic knowledge. Students even take OSHA training courses to help them work safely in their future careers.

CTE Dual Credit (formerly Tech Prep) offers high school students an opportunity to earn college credits for approved high school courses. Working together, high school and college instructors have determined that certain high school career and technical education courses meet the entry level course requirements of comparable college courses. These courses are identified as CTE dual credit approved. Students enrolled in these courses may be eligible to receive WCC or BTC credit.

Students who complete approved CTE dual credit courses with a grade of "B" or better may request college credit by completing and submitting a dual credit application form. Registration instructions are available in the counseling hub.

Courses available for CTE Dual Credit (One-time $25 fee)Digi-Tools
Accounting 1
Accounting 2
Accounting 3
Advanced Word Processing
Advanced Computer Applications
Person Finance
Advanced Agriculture Mechanics
Pioneer Catering1
Pioneer Catering 2
Technical Drafting

Students have the opportunity to earn college credit in approved high school courses.  Students may take the course for high school credit only, choosing not to pay the college fee.  Students who choose to take the course for college credit must pay the college fee and meet all content requirements in addition to high school course content.  Students earning college credits will receive a grade and transcript from the college (currently Everett Community College).  Students should contact their teacher(s) for more information,

Please not that students will receive their college credits by completing BOTH semesters at the high school.  Students who only complete one semester will not receive credit from the college - no partial credit is awarded.  

College in the High School courses are:

English Literature (ENGL&111) = 5 College Credits
English Composition (ENGL&101) = 5 College Credits
Spanish 3 (SPAN&123) = 5 College Credits
Spanish 4 (SPAN&221-22-23) = 15 College Credits
Pre-Calculus (MATH&141-142) = 10 College Credits
Calculus (MATH&151) = 5 College Credits
Advanced Biology (BIOL&100) = 5 College Credits

Chemistry (CHEM&121) = 5 College Credits

Credit Checklist- English

Credit Checklist- Spanish