Class registration for 2025-26

Timeline

February 6th: Students will receive a course registration card and registration materials. Students are encouraged to talk with their parents about registration. Please encourage students to use the WSFCS registration book (link below) to help select classes that best relate to their goals after high school.  Students will need to have their registration cards filled out by February 10th.

February 10th through February 20th: School Counselors will meet with students individually to finalize course selections for the 2025-26 school year. Our goal is to help students select classes that match their post-secondary goals. 

If a student is absent on the day of their scheduled visit with a school counselor, don't worry!  A school counselor will call you out of class and still meet with you individually at a later time. 

Resources

Students, please use the link below to view the WSFCS Registration Handbook.  This will provide you with descriptions of classes to help make your course selections.

2025/26 Registration Handbook in English

2025/26 Registration Handbook in Spanish

When choosing which level class to take, students should consider test scores as well as work ethic. Use the following link to best choose which level is best for you! 

Understanding the Differences Between Standard, Honors, and Pre-AP

Advanced Placement Courses Offered at Walkertown High School

AP Courses at Walkertown High School

Career Center

(for rising juniors and seniors )

Career Center offers a wide variety to Advanced Placement and Career & Technical Education courses not available at Walkertown High School. Use the link below for available courses at Career Center.

Career Center Course Offerings

Career and College Promise at Forsyth Tech (Dual Enrollment)

North Carolina’s Career & College Promise Program is an opportunity for high school students to earn credit for both their high school diploma and future college degree at the same time. The courses are tuition-free, allowing students and their families to save both time and money.

Who is eligible to participate?

Rising 11th and 12th graders with an unweighted 2.8 or higher GPA are eligible.

Please use the following link to learn more about CCP at Forsyth Tech Community College!

Career and College Promise Information Booklet

When choosing which level class to take, students should consider test scores as well as work ethic. Use the following link to best choose which level is best for you!