Thousands of teens in St. Joseph are finding out what their class schedule looks like for the upcoming school year.

“We’re registering our students,” said Robert Sigrist, Central High School Assistant Principal. “Students are coming in, picking up schedules, signing up for different activities, different clubs, paying their fees and everything. Basically getting all that paperwork and registration done at the beginning of the year.”

High School registration is being held Tuesday and Wednesday at Lafayette, Central and Benton.

The district expects to see around 3,500 high school students register this school year, Central could see around 1,600 of those kids.

“We’ve tried to streamline this process as much as possible,” Sigrist said. “We have different times setup for different classes to come through.”

Incoming Senior Roman Bohart said he’s looking forward to his schedule.

“Not much stress this year,” Bohart said. “I’m actually going into the Navy so I don’t have to take any pre-college classes or anything.  Pretty simple year.”

The first official day of classes for students in the St. Joseph School District begins August 17.