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Seoul
American
School
(a)
High
School
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Registration
Information
Registration
for
Seoul
American
High
School
can
be
made
upon
arrival.
It
is
required
of
all
students,
and
families
must
re-register
every
school
year.
Registration
may
be
accomplished
at
the
Registrar's
Office
which
is
located
in
room
121
of
the
new
ACS
building
across
the
street
from
the
school.
Sponsor's,
please
bring
the
following
:
Sponsor's,
please
bring
the
following:
-
A
copy
of
the
sponsor's
orders,
any
changes,
concurrent
travel
orders
if
issued,
extension
to
orders.
- If
Navy,
a
copy
of
the
dependent's
entry
approval
order
or
letter
from
PSD;
all
other
command
sponsorship
orders
if
issued.
- Student's
Social
Security
numbers.
- Emergency
information:
(information
of
someone
you
would
like
to
notify
in
the
event
you
can
not
be
reached)
- Name
- Address
- Phone
number
- Verification
of
dependency
by
one
of
the
following:
- Official
birth
certificate
- Passport
- Dependents
listed
on
orders
- Command
sponsorship
letter
verification
from
CPO
- Immunization
record
- The
121st
General
Hospital's
Immunization
Clinic
has
the
school
forms
for
verification.
- The
TB
tyne
test
must
be
current
within
the
current
year
- Kindergarten
children
must
be
five
years
old
by
October
31st.
- First
grade
children
must
be
six
years
old
by
October
31st.
- Federally
Connected
Conractor
personnel
must
bring
an
eligibility
memorandum
from
their
sponsoring
agency
in
accordance
with
USKF
Regulation
700.19
If
you
have
any
questions,
you
may
contact
the
District
Superintendents
Office
(DSO):
DSN:
738-7707
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Graduation
Requirements
for
Seoul
American
High
School |
Subject
Area
|
Credits
needed
|
Explanation
(
s
) |
English |
4 |
Two
years
of
ESL
may
be
substituted
for
2
years
of
English. |
Mathmatics
|
3 |
Two
credits
must
be
earned
in
coursework
that
includes
algebra
and
geometry. |
Science
|
3 |
All
courses
must
contain
a
laboratory
component. |
US
History |
1 |
|
US
Government |
0.5 |
|
Social
Studies |
1.5 |
|
Physical
Education |
1 |
|
Health |
0.5 |
Art,
Music,
Humanities,
Drama
|
Aesthetics |
1 |
Business,
Indust.
Arts,
Home
Ec.,
JROTC,
Work
Exp.
|
Career
Education |
1 |
|
Computer |
1 |
A
total
of
2
credits
in
the
same
second
(foreign)
language.
|
Foreign
Lang |
2 |
|
Electives*
|
4.5 |
|
*
Any
course
that
is
not
a
required
course
is
an
elective
course.
College
Entrance
Requirements.
In
addition
to
High
School
graduation
requirements,
students
should
keep
inmind
their
objectives
for
a
job
or
continuing
education
in
a
vocational
school,
college
or
university
after
high
school.
Entrance
requirements
may
vary
but
the
following
ones
are
the
minimum
requirements
either
required
or
recommended
by
most
colleges
and
universities.
Junior
Colleges
or
community
colleges
often
are
less
selective.
The
more
selective
the
college,
the
higher
level
school
academic
courses
will
be
expected.
A
good
rule
of
thumb
is
to
enroll
in
the
highest
level
course
in
which
you
are
capable
of
maintaining
a
minimum
of
a
"C"
average.
Minimum
Requirements |
English |
4
Credits |
Two
years
of
ESL
may
be
substituted
for
2
years
of
English. |
Mathmatics
|
2
Credits
|
At
least
Algebra
I
and
Geometry;
however,
many
colleges
require
completion
of
math
courses
through
Algebra
II |
Science
|
2
Credits
|
All
courses
must
contain
a
laboratory
component. |
Social
Studies |
3
Credits |
|
Foreign
Lang |
2
Credits |
|
In
addition
to
the
above
minimum
classes,
students
should
have
taken
additional
courses
in
the
fields
that
are
necessary
or
related
to
the
major
to
be
studied.
Remember
that
the
more
higher
level
academic
classes
a
student
has
on
his/her
records,
the
more
attractive
he/she
will
be
to
employers
or
colleges.
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Immunization |
DoD
Dependents
Schools
Immunization
Requirements.
[
Reviewed
for
accuracy
:
09-19-02
]
Students
who
enroll
in
DoD
Dependents
Schools
(
DoDDS
)
must
meet
specific
immunization
requirements.
These
requirements,
displayed
below,
represent
the
minimum
immunization
requirements
and
DO
NOT
necessarily
reflect
the
the
optimal
immunization
status
of
a
student.
Oral
Polio
Vaccine
(OPV/IPV)
(OPV/OPVC)
|
4
doses
of
Polio
Vaccine
(oral
or
injected),
last
one
of
which
was
administered
after
the
4th
birthday.
If
started
at
age
7
or
later,
a
series
of
2
doses
plus
a
3rd
booster
dose.
|
Diptheria,
Tetnus,
Pertussis*
(DT/DTP/DTaP/Td)
(DT/DPT/DPTC/Td)
|
4
doses
given
singly
or
in
combination,
at
least
one
of
which
was
administered
after
the
4th
birthday.
If
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