As the school year comes to an end many students are getting ready to pick their classes for the upcoming school year. Choosing which classes and electives to take can be challenging for many students trying to reduce the amount of classes they can take for their senior year of high school. With many electives to choose from it can be hard to make a decision that will last in the entire school year. As students get ready to choose their classes, which classes are the best to take?

While deciding on taking honors or core classes, it is good for a student to know that Honors classes offer a more challenging and in depth study compared to core classes. While they can boost your academic profile,they also come with a heavier workload. Balancing this with sports or other activities can be tough, requiring good time management skills. Hughson High requires students to take 3 years of math and 4 years of English. 

Choosing new classes is a tough decision because there are many factors to consider. You have to think about meeting your graduation requirements, balancing your workload, and fitting in extracurriculars.

Taking electives in school can be a fantastic way to explore new things and help plan for your future or even just for fun. Whether it is art, drama, music, or more specific to your future like journalism or photography. They can also help provide a creative outlet throughout the day and help build a well rounded education. Electives can be a way to have a break from your core classes throughout the school day. 

It’s always best to pick a class that suits your future or intrest. If you want to attend a four year college it is best to take 3 years of spanish and 4 years of math to get a better look at colleges. By thoughtfully considering your options and seeking advice from teachers and counselors you can create a schedule that is both balanced and enriching. Ultimately the classes you choose can shape your educational journey and open doors to new experiences and opportunities.