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Scheduling Process
The student scheduling process begins on January 6th with the release of the 2026-2027 course guide and scheduling worksheets for each class. Students should begin talking with their current teachers about course recommendations, if they want to move up in classes or be recommended for a Honors, CCP, or AP class.
Students will choose classes on their scheduling worksheet. Students will enter scheduling requests and complete a scheduling worksheet at school with the counseling department on January 14 & 15 for the Class of 2027 and Class of 2028, and January 16 for the Class of 2029. Students must then turn in their completed scheduling worksheet with a parent/guardian signature to the counseling office in-person or to their counselor via email before meeting individually with their counselor. Extra copies of the worksheet are linked below and are also available in the counseling office.
Things to keep in mind:
- A student’s current level of a specific class will be the same from year to year unless adjusted by their current teacher. A student's current English, Math, Social Studies, Science, and Foriegn Language teachers will indicate in PowerSchool their recommendations for next year’s classes.
- Classes that need teacher recommendations will be indicated on the student scheduling worksheet look under the “Prereq” column. (AP Classes, CCP Classes, Honors Classes, etc.)
- Semester classes are paired together so that when students sign up for one course they must also sign up for the partner class. For example, if a student signs up for CADD, he also needs to sign up for Architectural Drawing. Or, if a student signs up for Sociology he must also sign up for Psychology.
- Students must sign up for all elective and alternate course options in their PowerSchool course requests and courses can not be duplicated.
- Do not hesitate to reach out to your assigned counselor with questions!
Students should understand that:
- The teachers of classes may change from year to year so students should sign up for classes they desire and not teachers.
- Priority is always given to the seniors first, juniors and then sophomores.
- Priority is given to the five main subjects (English, Mathematics, Science, Social Studies and Religion) followed by electives in the order the student has indicated in PowerSchool.
- While every effort is made to provide students with their first choice of courses, this is not always possible. Thought and consideration should be given to the selection of all electives and alternates.
Scheduling resources
Scheduling classroom sessions begin the week of January 12, 2026.
La Salle 2026-2027 Course Guide
Scheduling worksheets:
