Jr. and Sr. High School
 Exam Information and Course Descriptions

Earth Science Regents Exam
All students taking the Earth Science Regents Exam MUST take the Earth Science Performance Test. A student who does not take the performance test will not be allowed, under any circumstance, to take the regents. This is a new NYSED mandate.

Those students who are only taking the walk-in regents will have to take the performance test on Tuesday, August 12, 2008 at Proctor High School.

Please follow the schedule below (based on the first letter of student's last name) 
A – E ……....8:00 a.m.
F – K ………9:00 a.m.
L – P ………10:00 a.m.
Q – V ……..11:00 a.m.
W – Z ……..12:00 a.m.


Advanced Participation in Government
All students enrolled in Advanced Participation and Government must be in the 11th or 12th grade. Also, a project will be required.


Integrated Algebra

  • Integrated Algebra 1: First half of Integrated Algebra with no regents - Solving equations, factoring, graphing, monomials, polynomials.

  • Integrated Algebra: The entire course work with a Regents on August 13, 2008.


Living Environment
---Labs are not offered---

  • Living Environment: For those students taking Liv. Env. in one year. Regents exam will be given.

  • Living Environment 1: Ecology and ecosystems, biomes, effects of pollution, classifications, reproduction, evolution.

  • Living Environment 2: Body systems, genetics, evolution, nutrition, drugs, alcohol, etc. and followed by a Regents exam.


Math A

  • Math A: The entire Math A course, with a Regents exam.

  • Math A.1: Basic algebra, binomials and polynomials, quadratics, algebraic expressions (simple and complex), ratios, proportions, percentages, linear equations, right triangles, geometry.

  • Math A.2: Geometry, logic, probability, graphics, graphic and algebraic solutions, equations, measurement, analytic geometry and followed by a Regents exam.


Math B

  • Math B: The entire Math B course, with a Regents exam.

  • Math B.1: Algebraic operations (rational/irrational), Cartesian coordinate graphs, roots, geometry and Euclidian proofs, quadratics and circles, logic, symmetry, construction.

  • Math B.2: Trigonometry, exponential functions, logarithms, statistics, probability, complex fractions, vectors and followed by a Regents exam.