• Parents will log in and review the schedule with their son.
• Students will get their MUHS Google Account passwords during the first few days of school. Faculty will help them get logged into Skyward for the first time.
• Make sure you have at least 5 classes scheduled each semester.
• Make sure that semesters have a balanced number of classes.
• Schedule changes will only be made to correct errors.
• Review the guidelines posted on this webpage carefully.
• Freshmen advisors will be assigned at a later date.

• Please review your schedule
• Make sure you have at least 5 classes scheduled each semester.
• Make sure that semesters have a balanced number of classes.
• Schedule changes will only be made to correct errors.
• Review the guidelines posted on this webpage carefully.
• Advisors are listed on the TUESDAY schedule during HOMEROOM.

Please check your schedule carefully for each of the following:

• Do all required courses appear: Theology, English, Math, Social Studies, and Science?
• Do you have a minimum of 5 classes EACH semester?
• Are classes properly balanced between first and second semester? (If you have four classes one semester and six the next, that is a problem.)
• Are consecutive classes in the proper order? (Is Drawing before Adv Drawing?)
• Are you on track to fulfill all graduation requirements? This is your responsibility. Failure to check now could result in serious problems. Students must earn 23 credits in order to graduate. See graduation requirements below.
• Do you have class scheduled when you should be in lunch (4^th period for Freshmen/Sophomores and 5^th period for Juniors/Seniors)?

SCHEDULE CORRECTIONS ARE LIMITED TO ERRORS LISTED IN THE BULLET POINTS ABOVE.

If there is an error in your schedule, contact Ms. Maloney, Assistant Principal for Academics, via email at maloney@muhs.edu or call (414) 933-7220, x3031 by July 23.

At Course Selection alternate courses were indicated for Theology, English and Social Studies. When a conflict arose in scheduling, these alternate choices were used. Requests to have or not have a specific teacher or to have a specific free period will not be honored and so should not be made.

Graduation Requirements: 23 credits total

Year courses = 1 credit Semester courses = 0.5 credit

Students and parents should check schedules to ensure they are progressing toward these graduation requirements.

Schedule Error Corrections (PDF)

The Course Selection process at the beginning of the 2^nd semester each year requires students, parents, and advisors to choose carefully and thoughtfully the courses for the year. The master schedule and individual student schedules are created based on these selections. These selections are also used to determine teaching assignments and hiring decisions. Because of this, subsequent changes are only permissible if all of the following conditions are met:

• Student meets all prerequisites for the course.
• Parents and advisor (and teacher, where required) agree to the change. Because balance is an important part of scheduling, this should be taken into consideration.
• Overloads receive the approval of the Asst Principal for Academics.
• There is adequate space in the course. Courses do reach the maximum seating capacity, and students are not permitted to add classes where there is not space.
• The course a student drops will not fall below the level required to run the course.
• Changes can be made without requiring a student’s schedule to be re-worked.
• The student maintains the minimum number of credits required (5.5 for Freshmen, Sophomores, and Juniors; 5 for Seniors).
• Requests are not for specific teachers or periods, which cannot and will not be honored.

Additionally, once the school year begins:

• Courses may not be added after the third day of the semester.
• Courses may be dropped during the first three weeks of each semester only.
• Requests for changes to a level of a course should be initiated by the teacher.
• Seniors are required to notify colleges of any course changes during the year.

The school may consider course changes if a student has been placed in a course inappropriate for his background and talent or withdrawals if a student becomes seriously ill or faces unique personal circumstances. Discussions with the Asst. Principal for Academics about moving a student between levels of a course should be initiated by the teacher.

Process for Course changes (Summer):

1. Discuss with your parents. One of them must send an email indicating that they are ok with the change.
2. Contact your advisor. He/she must send an email indicating that he/she is ok with the change.
3. Fill out the electronic form by the deadline. There are three deadlines and the form will be open for the 3 days up to the deadline (June 24 - 26, July 15 - 17, and August 3- 5). Forms submitted after each deadline will not be considered until the next deadline. You will need to be signed into your MUHS Google account to complete the form.

Process for Course changes (School year):

1. Discuss with your parents. One of them must send an email indicating that they are ok with the change.
2. Discuss with your advisor.
3. Fill out the course change form. Forms are available in the main office. Courses can only be added for the first 3 days of the semester. Courses may only be dropped in the first three weeks of the semester.
4. Return to the Asst Principal for Academics. All forms will be reviewed to ensure the request meets the criteria outlined above.

Seniors are required to notify colleges of any course changes during the year.

Beginning in the 2019-20 school year, the College Board made some changes to their registration process for AP Exams as well as introduced new resources for students. These include:

• Students register for all AP Exams in the fall. AP Exams continue to be administered in May.
• In August and September, students will receive information about registration in class.
• The exam fee is approximately $95/exam. The fee for a student who registers to take an exam but does not do so is $40. MUHS will invoice families for AP exams in the fall semester.
• A student may register for an AP exam even if he is not enrolled in the corresponding course. To do so, he must see Ms. Maloney at the beginning of the year to meet the registration deadlines.

More information is available at parents.collegeboard.org.

AP Course and Exam Information (PDF)