Registration Form and Information for 9th Graders
9th_grade_registration_form_2026-2027.pdf
2026-2027_website_schedule_grade_9__1_.pdf
9th_grade_registration_information_2026-2027.pdf
Registration Manual
2026-2027_mcc_registration_guide.pdf
Registration Instructions
9th_grade_registration_form_2026-2027.pdf
2026-2027_website_schedule_grade_9__1_.pdf
9th_grade_registration_information_2026-2027.pdf
Registration Manual
2026-2027_mcc_registration_guide.pdf
Registration Instructions
- Review your scheduling options with a parent or guardian.
- Make sure to have a parent/guardian sign your registration form.
- Return your signed registration form to the office by March 5, 2026 (there will be a table outside of Missy’s window with a grade-specific box for you to place this in).
Progress Towards Graduation
9th_grade_transition_to_hs_for_win_2026-2027.pdf
Your credits toward graduation start counting in 9th grade so do your best! Students must repeat any required course for which they received a failing grade. Courses that have to be repeated may result in:
- students missing out on elective options
- being held back in core courses while your classmates advance on to the next one in the series (e.g. English 9 to English 10)
- students needing to enroll at the Area Learning Center in Thief River Falls during the summer or during evening sessions throughout the school year
- ineligibility for sports and other school activities
- postponed graduation
Transcript
All of your senior high grades are recorded on a document called a ‘transcript’. Your transcript follows you throughout high school and beyond. It is reviewed by:
- The high school counselor and principal to determine if graduation requirements have been met
- College and/or military representatives to determine if you will be admitted
- Scholarship Committees
- Employers to determine if you are hireable (they are looking at your ability and work ethic)
Work Place Expectations
Your job is to be a student right now. In order to be successful on any job, there are common expectations that need to be met. Some of these include:
- Showing up on time and limiting your absences
- Being prepared and ready to work
- Proper communication (be respectful with your words…if you don’t understand something, ask…respond to requests in a timely manner…LISTEN…pay attention/take notes)
- Doing your work to the best of your ability and completing it on time
- Working well with others (teamwork and collaboration)
