Our Mission
The Green Valley Counseling Department comprises of professional educators with a mental health perspective who understand and respond to the challenges presented by today’s diverse student population. We provide proactive leadership that engages all stakeholders in the delivery of programs and services to help the student achieve success in school.
As Green Valley counselors, we align and work with the school’s mission to support the academic achievement of all students as they prepare for the ever-changing world of the 21st century. The Green Valley Counseling Department is available to provide academic and career guidance, and brief personal/social counseling to help students through difficult times.
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STUDENT REGISTRATION
ONLINE Registration is Open for the 2022-2023 School Year
Current CCSD Students
Families with CURRENTLY ENROLLED students can complete registration using the Parent Portal via Infinite Campus by clicking the button below for “STEP 1 – CURRENT STUDENT REGISTRATION” or visiting campusportal.ccsd.net.
Green Valley High School will be accepting all the required documents needed to complete registration through an online submission process. After submitting OLR, please upload the required documents by clicking the button below for “STEP 2 – UPLOAD DOCUMENTS HERE“.
Required Documents for Current CCSD Students:
- Registration Application Number
- Parent’s Valid Identification
- Proof of Address (must be gas, power or water only)
Note: All required documents must be submitted at time of enrollment, partial submissions will not be accepted. Thank you!
New to CCSD Students
Families NEW TO CCSD may begin the registration process by clicking the “NEW STUDENT ENROLLMENT” button below.
After the online registration has been completed, please come into the GVHS registrar’s office between 7am and 10am with the documents below to complete your student’s registration.
Required Documents for New CCSD Students:
- Registration Application Number
- Child’s Birth Certificate
- Child’s Immunization Records
- Parent’s Valid Identification
- Proof of Address (must be gas, power or water only)
Note: All required documents must be submitted at time of enrollment, partial submissions will not be accepted. Thank you!
College & Career Support
Please see below for guidance regarding scholarships, college, careers, and apprenticeships.
Credit Retrieval Options
There are multiple options for students who must make up credits towards their graduation requirements.
Please note that students seeking NCAA eligibility must notify their counselor prior to enrollment in any of these programs.
Summer school offerings will be released in April, but students may begin credit recovery during the school year. Please see below for information on various credit retrieval programs, and reach out to your student’s counselor to sign up.
Frequently Asked Questions
Classes are assigned based on the course selection form submitted prior to the start of school. Schedules will not be changed if a student has been placed in a class that was requested on this form.
Schedule changes will be made, however, if the student’s schedule contains a course that they have already passed, or if a certain class is required for graduation.
Changing a level (such as going from an honors-level course to a regular-level course) must be addressed via a parent/teacher conference prior to any changes.
The AP Program is administered by the College Board. Advanced Placement Exams are developed by the Educational Testing Service.
In the spring of each school year, a cumulative exam is administered for each AP course. AP Exams are graded on a scale of one (minimum) to five (maximum). The cost for each exam (approximately $90) is paid for by the student. University credit is generally granted for exam scores of three and above, with five being the highest score.
AP courses receive a weighted factor of .050 per semester. Based upon students’ AP Exam scores, they may earn as many as 18 semester hours of college/university credit. This represents a significant financial savings to the parents of these students.
Please CLICK HERE to access the AP Credit Policy Search.
Career and Technical Education (CTE) gives students the chance to gain a deeper understanding of academic concepts while learning technical skills.
CTE programs are designed to meet a need in the local community or job market and are aligned with related programs at Nevada’s public community and technical colleges. This allows students to easily continue their studies in college to earn a degree, diploma, or certification. More information about the CTE programs available to Green Valley High School students are available by CLICKING HERE.
CTE classes help students connect what they’re learning to the real world. It enables students to gain key skills that will help them get a job after graduation. It’s also a great way to explore career options and meet the people who work in them.
CCSD high schools have agreements with state and local community or technical colleges, including the College of Southern Nevada (CSN). This allows students to earn college credit at that college or at another college in the state system that offers a similar program.
Students in Nevada must complete a Career and Technical Education program of study with a 3.0 GPA in their content courses, pass an assessment in that area, and pass a test on the NV Employability Skills for Career Readiness Standards, in order to be eligible for certification and college credit.
For information about Green Valley High School’s CTE levels of study, please review our course catalog, available under the “Course Catalog & Fees” section above.
The Standard Diploma and Adjusted Diploma require 23 credits.
The Advanced, Advanced Honors, and College & Career Readiness Diplomas require 24 credits.
For details on the categories in which credits must be earned, as well as GPA requirements for the Advanced, Advanced Honors, and College & Career Readiness Diplomas, please review the guidelines available in the “Graduation Requirements” section above.
The Advanced Honors Diploma requires two years of the same foreign language.
The Standard Diploma, Advanced Diploma, and College & Career Diploma do not have a foreign language requirement.
Regarding Computer Science & Technology: 1/2 of a Computer Science & Technology credit is required for graduation. Many CCSD middle schools offer this class to students for high school credit during sixth, seventh, or eighth grade. Please view your unofficial transcript to see if you have already earned this credit. You can access your unofficial transcript by logging into Infinite Campus, clicking on “Documents”, and then clicking on “Unofficial Transcript.”
Regarding Health: 1/2 of a high school health credit is required for graduation. Health classes taken for middle school credit will not satisfy this requirement. Students may satisfy this credit online during the school year, in-person at GVHS for one semester, or over the summer.
Please CLICK HERE for information about athletics.
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Social & Emotional Support
If you or someone you know is experiencing feelings or thoughts of harm to self or others, please contact 911, gain transport to an emergency room, or reach out to Safe Voice at 1-833-216-SAFE or visit www.safevoicenv.org.
Please see below for resources that can assist during difficult times.