# Lockport Township High School District 205
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STUDY RESOURCES
Regents Exam Prep Center is a resource that comes to us courtesy of the Oswego City School District Regents Exam Prep Center.  The goal of this free online training center is to help high school students to prepare for comprehensive exams in English, math, global history, U.S. history, etc.  Check out many sample proofs in the geometry section.
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# Mathematics Department
The goal of the mathematics department is to provide all students with a guaranteed and  viable curriculum rooted in the New Illinois State Standards based on the Common Core State Standards (CCSS) and the Standards for Mathematical Practice (MP). The CCSSM are driven by two major evidence-based design principles: focus and coherence. These principles are meant to fuel greater achievement in a deep and rigorous curriculum, one in which students acquire conceptual understanding, procedural skill and fluency, and the ability to apply mathematics to solve problems and formulate mathematical models. We believe our Integrated Mathematics Curriculum will provide all students the opportunity to become College and Career Ready.
## Course Descriptions
**Freshman Courses**
## Integrated Math 1 - MA2304 (grade 9) Course Code for Grades 10-12 MA1304
## Integrated Math 1 Honors - MA2307
## Math Enrichment – MA2301
## Math Lab - AD2016
**Sophomore Courses**
## Integrated Math 2 (Honors) - MA1313
**Sophomore/Junior/Senior Courses**
## Integrated Math 2 - MA1310
**Junior Courses**
## Integrated Math 3 - MA1316
## Integrated Math 3 Honors - MA1319
**Senior Courses**
## Algebra - College Algebra & Trigonometry - MA1322
## Calculus AB - Advanced Placement (AP) - MA1331
## Calculus BC - Advanced Placement (AP) - MA1334
## Consumer Math A – MA1325
## Consumer Math B – MA1325
## Discrete Mathematics H (Honors) - MA1328
## Quantitative Literacy and Statistics – AD2016
## Transitional Math STEM – MA1349
## Probablility & Statistics H (Honors) – MA13282
## Statistics - Advanced Placement (AP) - MA1337
## District Office
Lockport Township High School District 2051323 E. 7th StreetLockport, IL 60441p: 815.588.8000 f: 815.588.8109
* proffice@lths.org
* CENTRAL CAMPUS
  1222 Jefferson Street
  Lockport, IL 60441
* EAST CAMPUS
  1333 E. 7th Street
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# Media Center
**Two campuses, one collection.** Click on the links below for information and resources specific to each campus. *Ex. Homeroom sign-up form.*
## Central Campus Port
Monday - Friday 7:30 AM - 3:15 PM
## East Campus Port
Monday - Thursday 7:30 AM - 4:00 PM
Friday 7:30 AM - 3:15 PM
## Parents' Rights & Responsibilities in the Port
LTHS is happy to always partner with parents to provide the best educational experience for our students. This includes partnering on encouraging students to read for pleasure and enrichment. As such, we have adopted a set of guidelines to support parents in feeling comfortable with their student’s use of our **Port: Library Media Information Center.**
**Parents' Rights and Responsibilities**
1. Talk with your student about the books they are reading or ones that might interest them.
2. Search our library database to see if we have books that you think may interest your student. Anyone can search our library’s catalog by going to the main LTHS website page, clicking on the tab that says “I am a student” and then scrolling to the bottom and clicking on the icon that reads “Find a Book.”
3. Reach out to one of our library media specialists via email or phone with any questions:
Kevin Conway, Central Campus
(815) 588-8677
Email: kconway@lths.org
Jeff Krohn, East Campus
(815) 588-8447
Email: jkrohn@lths.org
4. Review the District Guidelines for selecting materials for the library **.**
5. The District acknowledges that not everyone will agree with every selection made. If there is a specific book that you wish your student to not check out, please email the appropriate building principal. The building principal will respond to your request and let you know when the block has been placed on your student’s account.
6. Contact the building principal if you would like to review the books your student has checked out from the library during the current school year.
Dr. Kerri Green at Central Campus
kgreen@lths.org
Dr. Jacqueline Johnson at East Campus
jjohnson@lths.org
# Physical Education Department
The Physical Education Department at LTHS is dedicated to giving all students a variety of experiences that will contribute to their attainment of wellness throughout life. In health, driver’s education, and physical education classes, students will be introduced to a curriculum that will reinforce and maintain personal habits that can lead to life-long physical, mental, and social fitness.
## PE 9 – PE2401
## Sophomore Physical Education/Drivers Education – Classroom - PE1401, PE1407
## Sophomore Physical Education/No Drivers Education – PE1410
## Health Education – PE1413
## Honors Health Education – PE1479
## Drivers Education – Behind-the-Wheel – PE1405
**Junior/Senior Courses**
## ACES Leader - PE1443
## Advanced Fitness/Self-Defense - PE1416
## Athletic Training - Introduction to - PE1419
## Beginning Dance Studies - PE1422
## Gym Leader - Junior - PE1464
## Gym Leader - Senior - PE1467
## Adventure Education 1 - PE14311 (1st Semester)
## Adventure Education 2 - PE14312 (2nd Semester)
## Group/Personal Fitness -PE1471
## Officiating and Coaching – PE1456
## Power Lifting - PE1434
## Team Sports - PE1441
## Team Sports with Water Games – PE1447
## Net and Racquet Sports – PE1453
## Individual Activities/CPR – PE1474
## Red Cross Lifesaving and CPR – PE1437
## Swim Leader - PE1461
## Intermediate Dance Studies - PE1425
## Advanced Dance Studies - PE1428
# Recognition
## Advanced Placement Scholars
The Lockport Township High School Board of Education, administration, and staff wish to recognize the 299 students who were named AP Scholars for their performance on AP tests given in the spring of 2024. To receive AP Scholar recognition, a student must receive a score of 3 or higher on 3 or more Advanced Placement exams.
## National Honor Society
Two hundred and thirty nine juniors and thirty three seniors were inducted into the James McKinnon Smith Chapter, National Honor Society on November 14, 2024. These students met the criteria set forth by NHS of scholarship, service, leadership, and character.
## Illinois State Scholars
Lockport Township High School is proud to announce that 118 students have been named Illinois State Scholars for the graduating Class of 2024. Presented annually by the Illinois Student Assistance Commission, this prestigious recognition honors approximately the top ten percent of high school seniors statewide for their academic performance. Standardized test scores and performance-based academic data are key factors in the formula used to determine eligibility.
## Top Ten Percent
Lockport Township High School and the Lockport Rotary Club take great pride and pleasure in announcing the 129 Class of 2024 Top Ten Percent Students. This year, the ceremony will take place on April 24, 2024, at DiNolfo’s Banquets in Homer Glen.
## Senior Awards Night
The 2024 Senior Awards Night will be held on Wednesday, May 15th at 7 PM in the East Campus Auditorium. Thank you to the many scholarship sponsors who so generously support our students!
## Honor Roll
Lockport Township High School District 205 has announced its High Honor Roll and Honor Roll for the first semester of the 2024-2025 academic year and certifies that all students listed have completed the requirements for the Honor Roll.
## World Language Honor Societies
The French, German, Japanese, and Spanish Honor Societies are national organizations that select students of the highest caliber and recognize their dedication to the language and culture. Students must maintain an overall GPA of 3.0 in their classes as well as a 3.5 GPA in their world language course. The students pledge to attend meetings and work within the society to increase further their understanding of their world language and grow culturally and charitably. Most importantly, students must possess a desire and passion to continue with their study of the language and culture in order to make meaningful contributions to our global society and increase cultural awareness for others.
## Seal of Biliteracy
The Illinois State Seal of Biliteracy provides recognition to high school students who have attained a high level of proficiency in speaking, reading, listening, and writing in one or more languages in addition to English. In order for students to be considered candidates for the Seal of Biliteracy, they must meet the established criteria for the award. Once the criteria have been met, students will receive the Seal of Biliteracy on their transcript and on their high school diploma.
## Graduating Class Special Recognitions
Each year, Lockport Township High School District 205 recognizes graduating students with a cumulative GPA of 4.0 for all four years. In addition, graduating students who achieved four years of perfect attendance are recognized. These students also receive an award during the graduation ceremony.
**Biology**
  + Podcasts used as a resource for AP Biology lessons and labs. Other science podcasts are available too.
**Chemistry**
**General Science Resources**
  + This is a great resource for science articles and summaries of current topics.  Use login **ssp** and password **ssp** to search the archives.
**Horticulture**
**Physics**
# Science Department
While developing a fundamental understanding of the natural world through a rigorous science curriculum, students will learn to think critically and develop the skills that will enhance their ability to make positive, constructive, and informed decisions in their lives and in their areas of interest.
## Biology - SC2501
## Biology, Honors - SC2504
## Chemistry - Honors - SC1513
## Physical Science - SC1522
## Chemistry - SC1510
## Horticulture Science - SC1552
## Landscape Planning and Design - SC1555
## Astronomy - SC1543
## Biology - Advanced Placement (AP) - SC1507
## Chemistry - Advanced Placement (AP) - SC1519
## Chemistry - Conceptual - SC1516
## Earth Science – SC1549
## Environmental Science - SC1546
## Physics 1 - Advanced Placement (AP) - SC1531
## Physics C - Advanced Placement (AP) - SC1537
## Physics - Conceptual - SC1528
## Anatomy & Physiology – SC1540
## Physics 2 - Advanced Placement (AP) SC1534
# Social Studies Department
The Lockport Township High School Social Studies Department believes there are many ways to become an active, thoughtful participant in a democratic society. One way for a student to develop into this active, knowledgeable, critical, fair-minded citizen is through the study of the Social Studies. The Department believes that History and Geography must form the basic core of knowledge. In addition, Psychology, Political Science, Sociology, Economics, and Anthropology are all necessary to prepare our students as members in their local, state, national, and international societies. With a strong Social Studies background, our students should use their knowledge to apply their skills and values for the good of mankind.
## Adventures in Global History – SS2610
## Advanced Placement (AP) Human Geography – SS2613
## Geography - SS2601
## American Government/Civics - SS1610
## Macroeconomics - Advanced Placement (AP) - SS1625
## Economics - SS1616
## U.S. Government and Politics - Advanced Placement (AP) - SS1640
## U.S. History 1 - SS16431
## U.S. History 2 - SS16432
## Anthropology - SS1613
## European History – Advanced Placement (AP) - SS1619
## Issues Today - SS1622
## Personal Finance – Dual Credit – SS1652
## Psychology - General - SS1628
## Sociology - SS1634
## Topics in History: Vietnam Era – SS1637
## Psychology - Advanced Placement (AP) - SS1631