Students gain understanding of video production techniques, create scripts and shot-lists, and enhance communication skills with prospective employers. Includes professional, community, and school event coverage.

Students produce multimedia content including live and produced video, audio, and web content. Projects focus on professional content under set timelines for AHS-TV, YouTube, and the school radio station.

Study of streaming, content creation, event management, and technology concepts. Includes training and competing in a gaming lab. Focuses on teamwork and hardware/software topics.

Introduction to 3D modeling and animation techniques using industry standard Autodesk software. Students sketch, plan, design, and animate a variety of projects.

Students learn to plan, design, code, debug, and create solutions for real problems. Focuses on logic and problem analysis.

Learning HTML and CSS to create homepages and online presences. Covers technical skills, internet functionality, and project management. (Not offered 2025-26)

Hands-on practice in page layout, design, advanced publishing techniques, copywriting, editing, and photography to produce the school yearbook.

Teaches service-based leadership through school culture projects, community events, and school activity promotion.

Introduction to the U.S. Criminal Justice system, historical development, the Constitution, criminal and civil law, and related careers.

Study of the juvenile justice system, historical treatment of children, causes of criminal behavior, and the juvenile court system.

Fundamental concepts of marketing and operating the school store. Includes online computer simulations and day-to-day operations.

Students manage and operate the school store, making management decisions, managing inventory, and handling advertising.