Course selection for Seven Lakes High School begins on Tuesday, January 28th and concludes on Wednesday, March 5th. 

• 11th grade Course Selection-Tuesday, January 28th-Thursday, February 6th
• 10th grade Course Selection-Friday, February 7th-Tuesday, February 25th
• 9th grade Course Selection-Tuesday, February 25th-Wednesday, March 5th

Course Selection sheets for grades 9-11 will be given out on Thursday, January 23rd, during the student's English period.  

Course Selection sheets are due to their English teacher by Monday, January 27th.  Course selection sheets are needed for a more efficient appointment for both the counselor and the student.  Parent, student, and teacher input when choosing classes for the next school year is advised.  Students are strongly encouraged to make class choices carefully and thoughtfully, not only for primary class choices, but for alternate choices as well.  

Course verification will be the week of Monday, March 17th-Monday, March 24th.  This will be the last opportunity to change a chosen elective for the next school year.  

Schedule changes must be requested within the first 10 calendar days of the new semester.  

Schedule requests will only be granted if:

• There is an error in the schedule
• A prerequisite course was not taken
• A program change, such as band, orchestra, choir, athletics, etc
• KAP/AP class leveled to Academic (level changes can also occur at the 6-week marking period through either a petition to exit or failure of the class)

Class for class schedule changes are not guaranteed.  The change of even one class can change a students' schedule completely.  This includes a students' lunch, order of classes, and teachers.  Once a schedule is changed, a student cannot go back to their original schedule before the change request.  A student requesting a schedule change needs to follow the correct procedure, including due dates and signed forms particular to their requested change.  

Schedule Changes are not made for:

• Lunch changes
• Teacher changes
• Elective changes
• Order of class changes

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Advanced Placement (AP), Katy Advanced Placement (KAP), and Gifted and Talented (GT)

Katy ISD offers Advanced Placement to high school students who are ready to engage in college-level course content and rigorous academics.  Courses are available in English, social studies, computer science, mathematics, science, world languages, music theory, and art.  

AP and KAP courses are open to all students with the prerequisite coursework who wish to take on the additional challenge of advanced academics.  AP and AP/GT courses concentrate on providing students with rigorous college-level academic instruction by a College Board-authorized AP teacher while preparing students for the AP exam associated with the course.  

Junior and Senior students from all 11 Katy ISD high schools, (CRHS, FHS, JHS, KHS, MCHS, MRHS, OTHS, PHS, RHS, SLHS, THS) have the opportunity to take specialized career and technology programs as well as core classes for half a day at MCTC while continuing to attend their home high school campus for the rest of the day.  

Miller High School Preview Night- Monday, January 27th from 6pm-7:30pm (Grades 9, 10, 11)

Miller Junior High Preview Night- Monday, February 24th from 6pm-7:30pm (Grades 6, 7, 8)

The Miller tile on My Katy Cloud opens on Monday, January 27th and closes on Friday, February 28th

Dual credit allows a high school student to enroll in a college course and receive simultaneous credit from both their high school and college.  

The Katy ISD Virtual School's primary objective is to expand the learning opportunities for our students by offering choice and flexibility for challenging online courses developed by Katy ISD.  

KVS classes need to be approved by the student's counselor prior to enrollment.