Registration
The registration process at SES is similar to what occurs across District 196 for high school students. The primary difference is the opportunity to take home high schools courses in conjunction with SES courses.
Registration for SES Courses
General information about SES course options, graduation requirements, and course descriptions are available on the pages under Explore SES titled: House Courses, Non-House Courses, and Intensive Theme Courses.
Registering for courses not offered at SES (home high school courses)
Courses that CAN be taken at a student's home high school include Band, Choir, World Language, and Career Development, as these are NOT offered at SES. Occasionally there may be other options. Students can consult with our counselor, Tracy Caruso, to learn more. Space and availability restrictions may apply.
If a student chooses to take an elective course at their home high school, registration for the home high school course needs to be indicated on the paper registration worksheet which are distributed and collected during the registration process by SES.
Please note
- Students will not have access to register for courses at their home high school through Academic Planner. THIS DOES NOT MEAN YOU CANNOT TAKE COURSES AT YOUR HOME HIGH SCHOOL!
- If you are open enrolled, the school office will assist you in accessing this information.
Steps for the registration process
Once you have determined the courses you would like to take, students indicate their choices on a registration sheet. Current juniors at SES will turn in their registration sheets mid February. For current sophomores, SES Admin will come to their school to collect your registration forms. Check Schoology for specific dates or call 952-431-8750.
Please note: After registration is complete, ALL schedule change requests for both SES courses AND home high school courses must be made through SES.
Post-Secondary Enrollment Options (PSEO) Information and Resources
Students at SES are able to participate in Post-Secondary Enrollment Options (PSEO) at participating colleges. Students are able to take classes either part-time or full-time. Please check out the resources below to learn more!