Welcome to the Parkview Curriculum Office Course Registration Page!

  • The course registration website allows you to view information about elective options offered at Parkview. Rising 9th grade students can find their registration information on the Rising 9th Grade Course Registration page. All rising 10th, 11th, and 12th grade students should use the links below to see information about core, elective, and AP options offered at Parkview.

Registration Timeline for Current Parkview Students (9th, 10th, & 11th)

Frequently Asked Questions about Registration:

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  • What is "placeholder" in my course requests?

    Placeholders are used to indicate special classes. Please see the list below for more information:

    Online Placeholders & Work Study Course # Reference Chart

     

    Placeholder Course #

    What course the placeholder stands for:

    SC Placeholder 00.0000136 / 00.0000137

    Algebra I Strategies for student in Team Taught Algebra I

    SC Placeholder 00.0000138 / 00.0000139

    Geometry Strategies for students in Team Taught Geometry

    MA Placeholder 00.0000128 / 00.0000129

    Resource S2 of Geometry during S1 & S1 of Resource Algebra II during S2

    LA Placeholder 00.0000116

    Resource S2 of Algebra II during S1

    SC Placeholder 00.0000130/00.0000131

    Football Weights

    SC Placeholder 00.0000132/00.0000133

    Baseball Weights

    SC Placeholder 00.0000134/00.0000135

    Boys Basketball & Soccer Weights

    SC Placeholder 00.0000140/00.0000141

    Girls Basketball & Soccer Weights

    SC Placeholder 00.0000142/00.0000143

    Softball Weights

    Business Com Work Study 07.7114001/07.71124002

    1 Period of Work Study

    Business Com Work Study 07.7115001/07.71125002

    2 Periods of Work Study

    Business Com Work Study 07.7116001/07.71126002

    3 Periods of Work Study

     

     

  • What is the math course sequence?

    Parkview Math Course Sequence

  • What are the grade-to-grade promotion requirements?

    Promotion to 10th grade - 5.0 Units 

    Promotion to 11th grade - 11.0 Units

    Promotion to 12th grade - 17.0 Units

    Graduation - 23.0 Units

  • How do I register for credit recovery courses?

    Credit recovery does not take place during the course registration process. Contact Daniel Romero at Daniel.Romero@gcpsk12.org for information about Credit Recovery.

  • What is "Advisement"?

    The advisement program fosters positive student-student, student-teacher, and teacher-teacher relationships through goal-focused conversations that improve student performance both academically and behaviorally. The purpose of advisement programs is to build meaningful connections between adults and students, resulting in improved student academic achievement.  The advisement period is also like a homeroom where important information is distributed or conveyed to students.  

    All students will be scheduled into an advisement class in either 4th, 5th or 6th period. Students will attend advisement for half of the period and attend lunch for the other half of the period. 

  • Can I request a schedule change later?

    Unfortunately, we are not able to honor schedule change requests after the registration process closes. We hire faculty and build the master schedule of classes based on the classes students register to take during the registration process, so we are not able to accommodate schedule changes for the following reasons: 
    • The class could impact my overall GPA.
    • The class is too difficult.
    • I no longer need the class for graduation.
    • I don't like my teacher.
    • I don't like my advisement/lunch period. 

    Schedule change requests between 1st & 2nd Semester will also not be honored as we schedule for the entire year based on registration each spring.  
    Therefore, please review your classes carefully during the registration process this spring as you will NOT be able to change your classes later. 

    The ONLY schedule changes permitted after the registration period ends are for students who:
    • registered for a class for which they already have credit in course history.
    • are seniors and are missing a class required for graduation. 

  • What courses are required for graduation?

    To graduate in the state of Georgia, students must earn a minimum of 23 credits (also called units) in the following areas of study. In Gwinnett County Public Schools, students must also earn a passing score on the Gateway exam.

    CORE COURSE REQUIREMENTS:

    Language Arts (4.0 Units Required)

    • Must include 9th Grade Language Arts and 11th Grade Language Arts

    Mathematics (4.0 Units Required)

    • Including Algebra I, Geometry, Algebra II, or higher and a 4th year Math

    Science (4.0 Units Required)

    • Biology, Chemistry, Physics, and a 4th Year Science

    Social Studies (3.0 Units Required) (4.0 Units Recommended)

    • Recommended: World Geography or AP Human Geography
    • Required: World History, U.S. History, Economics/American Government-Civics

    ELECTIVE REQUIREMENTS:

    Required Electives (3.0 Units Required) (2.0 Units of Foreign Language Recommended)

    • Any Combination of Fine Arts, Technical Electives or Modern/Classical Language
    • 2.0 units of Foreign  Language are required for university admission in the state of Georgia

    Health and Physical Education (1.0 Unit Required)

    • or 3.0 Units of JROTC

    Other Electives (4.0 Units Required) 

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