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Grade 12

Byron Nelson High School • High School

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Students
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Classes
Languages Other Than English
French III Honors
Languages Other Than English
French IV AP Language and Culture
Languages Other Than English
German III Honors
Languages Other Than English
German IV AP Language and Culture
Languages Other Than English
Honors American Sign Language III\*
Languages Other Than English
DC Intermediate Spanish I (SPAN 2311) for Spanish III A and B
Languages Other Than English
DC Intermediate Spanish II (SPAN 2312) for Spanish IV A and B
Languages Other Than English
Science
Honors Computer Science III\*
Science
Honors Computer Science III
Science
Honors Computer Science III
Science
DC Biology for Non-Science Majors I (BIOL 1408) for Science, Institute of Higher Education Endorsed (IHE) A
Science
DC Biology for Non-Science Majors II (BIOL 1409) for Science, Institute of Higher Education Endorsed (IHE) B
Science
DC Anatomy and Physiology (BIOL 2401) for Anatomy and Physiology A
Science
DC Anatomy and Physiology (BIOL 2402) for Anatomy and Physiology B
Science
DC Environmental Biology (BIOL 2406) for Environmental Systems A and B
Science
DC General Chemistry I (CHEM 1411)
Science
DC General Chemistry II (CHEM 1412)
Science
DC General Chemistry II (CHEM 1412) for Science, Institute of Higher Education Endorsed (IHE) B
Science
DC College Physics I (PHYS 1401)
Science
DC College Physics II (PHYS 1402) for Physics B
Science
Career and Technical Education
Commercial Photography I
Career and Technical Education
Commercial Photography II
Career and Technical Education
Graphic Design and Illustration I
Career and Technical Education
Graphic Design and Illustration II
Career and Technical Education
Graphic Design and Illustration II/ Graphic Design and Illustration II Lab
Career and Technical Education
Graphic Design and Illustration I
Career and Technical Education
Commercial Photography I
Career and Technical Education
DC Introduction to the Teaching Profession (EDUC 1301) for Instructional Practices-A
Career and Technical Education
DC Introduction to Special Populations (EDUC 2301) for Practicum in Education and Training-B
Career and Technical Education
Medical Terminology (Online only - outside of the school day)
Career and Technical Education
Medical Terminology (Online only - outside of the school day)
Career and Technical Education
DC Principles of Food and Beverage Operations (HAMG 2301) for Principles of Hospitality and Tourism
Career and Technical Education
Culinary Academy Dual Credit Courses
Career and Technical Education
DC Aircraft Airframe Technology
Career and Technical Education
DC Aircraft Powerplant Technology
Career and Technical Education
DC Practicum in Transportation Systems/ Extended Practicum in Transportation Systems
Career and Technical Education
DC Aircraft Airframe Technology/Advanced Transportation Systems Laboratory
Career and Technical Education
DC Aircraft Powerplant Technology/Advanced Transportation Systems Laboratory
Career and Technical Education
Aviation and Aeronautics Academy Dual Credit Courses
Career and Technical Education
Professional Pilot Dual Credit Courses
Career and Technical Education
Aviation Maintenance Technology Dual Credit Courses
Career and Technical Education
DC Business and Professional Communications (SPCH 1321) for Professional Communications
Career and Technical Education
Sample 9th Grade Schedule:
Career and Technical Education
DC Introduction to Theatre (DRAM 1310) for Theatre I A and B
Career and Technical Education
Online Or Off-Campus Dual Credit Opportunities
Career and Technical Education
DC Introduction to Speech Communication (SPCH 1311) for Communication Applications
Career and Technical Education
DC Stars and Galaxies (PHYS 1403) for Astronomy A
Career and Technical Education
DC Solar System (PHYS 1404) for Astronomy B
Career and Technical Education
DC Business and Professional Communications (SPCH 1321) for Professional Communications
Career and Technical Education
AP Seminar
Career and Technical Education
AP Research
Career and Technical Education
Fine Arts
DC Sanitation and Safety and Dining Room Service (CHEF 1305 and RSTO 1304) for Introduction to Culinary Arts
Fine Arts
DC Basic Food Preparations, Purchasing for Hospitality, and Fundamentals of Baking (CHEF 1301, RSTO 1325, and PSTR 1301) for Culinary Arts
Fine Arts
DC Intermediate Food Preparation and Principles of Healthy Cuisine (CHEF 2301 and 1302) for Practicum in Culinary Arts/Extended Practicum in Culinary Arts (Internship)
Fine Arts
Dual Credit Courses offered throughout the program will be determined by the college in partnership with the Academy Facilitator.
Fine Arts
DC Art Appreciation (ARTS 1301) for Art I, Appreciation
Fine Arts
English
Applied English I, II, III, and IV
English
DC Composition I (ENGL 1301)
English
DC Composition I (ENGL 1301) for ENG IV A, Grade Placement: 12
English
DC Composition II (ENGL 1302)
English
DC British Literature I (ENGL 2322)
English
DC British Literature I (ENGL 2322) for ENG IV A and B
English
DC American Literature II (ENGL 2328)
English
DC American Literature II (ENGL 2328) for ENG IV A and B
English
DC Technical & Business Writing (ENGL 2311) for Business English A and B
English
Mathematics
Applied Algebra I
Mathematics
Applied Algebra II
Mathematics
DC College Algebra (MATH 1314)
Mathematics
DC Precalculus Mathematics (MATH 2412)
Mathematics
DC Precalculus Mathematics (MATH 2412) for Precalculus A and B
Mathematics
DC Elementary Statistics (MATH 1342) for Independent Study in Math A or B
Mathematics
DC Contemporary Mathematics (MATH 1332)
Mathematics
DC Contemporary Mathematics (MATH 1332) for Advanced Quantitative Reasoning A and B
Mathematics
DC Contemporary Mathematics (MATH 1332) for Independent Study in Math A or B
Mathematics
Social Studies
DC US History I (HIST 1301) for United States History A
Social Studies
DC US History II (HIST 1302) for United States History B
Social Studies
DC US Government (GOVT 2305)
Social Studies
DC Economics (ECON 2301)
Social Studies
DC Psychology (PSYC 2301)
Social Studies
DC Sociology (SOCI 1301)
Social Studies
DC Texas Government (GOVT 2306) for Special Topics in Social Studies
Social Studies
Athletics/Physical Education
DC Introduction to Physical Fitness & Wellness (KINE 1164) for PE Substitution
Athletics/Physical Education
General
English I
General
Debate II
General
Debate III \*
General
Oral Interpretation II
General
Oral Interpretation III \*
General
Reading I
General
Statistical Methods (SDS 302/MATH 1342)
General
Algebra I or Honors Algebra I
General
Chemistry, Honors Chemistry, or concurrent
General
Chemistry or Honors Chemistry, or concurrent
General
In this PLTW course, students investigate and design solutions in response to real-world challenges related to clean and abundant drinking water, food supply, and renewable energy.
General
Another goal is to help students acquire the skills
General
The Personal Financial Literacy and Economics Course emphasizes the economic way of
General
Painting/Mixed Media
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Sculpture
General
Certification Floral Design Level I
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Band III
General
Band IV
General
Instrumental Ensemble I
General
Band III (Color Guard III)
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Band IV (Color Guard IV)
General
Band IV (Winter Guard IV)
General
Choir I
General
Choir II
General
Choir III
General
Choir IV
General
Vocal Ensemble I
General
Dance II, Principles of Dance II
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Dance III, Principles of Dance III
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Dance IV, Principles of Dance IV
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This is a select group of students who perform at community and athletic events demonstrating their dance techniques.
General
(Drill Team III)
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(Drill Team IV)
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Theatre Arts I
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Theatre Arts II
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Theatre Arts III
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Theatre Arts IV
General
Technical Theatre I
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Theatre Production I
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An audition is required for class placement.
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Orchestra II
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Orchestra III
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Orchestra IV
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TechSmart Curriculum to work both individually
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Science I
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Please note that these courses may not be available on all campuses. Check with your campus counselor for availability.
General
Chemistry or Honors Chemistry
General
In this introductory course, students will learn about the wonderful career opportunities available in Agriculture, through experiences in leadership development (FFA), plant science,
General
Veterinary Medical Applications is a hands-on introduction to the concepts and skills related to the veterinary science industry while preparing students for a Veterinary
General
This hands on laboratory based course curriculum, will prepare students for entry level skills needed for Applied Agriculture Engineering Career such as safety practices, tool operation,
General
Agriculture, Food, and Natural Resources
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This hands-on course prepares students to produce, process, and market horticulture plants used primarily for ornamental, recreational, and aesthetic purposes.
General
Architecture, Geometry
General
This advanced course will build on previous knowledge and immerse students in a workplace environment. Course studies will include working with clients, interpreting and
General
Architecture (can be concurrently enrolled)
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In this course, students will build upon the concepts established in the previous class. They will uncover move advanced camera capabilities and photographic composition concepts.
General
Commercial Photography II/
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Photography II
General
Printing and Imaging Technology I
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Printing and Imaging Technology I Lab
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Printing and Imaging Technology II
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Photography I or Graphic Design and Illustration I
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Printing and Imaging Technology II Lab
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This lab will allow an option for a student enrolled in Audio Video Production I to have an additional credit working in the school television station, for video announcements.
General
In this course students explore basic business operations for the sale of goods and services, advertising strategies businesses use, and financial management for business.
General
Marketing, and Finance
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The primary focus of the course is to help students understand the process of analyzing business opportunities, determining feasibility of an idea using research, and developing a
General
Eligibility verification at district level is required. See counselor for more information. Must enroll concurrently in Practicum in Business Management/ VEI Team.
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Management I
General
Certification
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Practicum provides a unique experience that allows students the opportunity to participate in a learning environment that combines classroom instruction with real
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The course provides students with opportunities to participate in early field observations at all levels of K-12 schools with varied and diverse student populations and provides
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Biomedical Innovation offers students the opportunity to design innovative solutions for the health challenges of the 21st century. They work through progressively challenging open
General
Science Program of Study only
General
Physiology
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Practicum in Health Science is a course designed to give students practical application of previously studied knowledge and skills. Practicum provides a unique
General
Family and Community Services is a laboratory course that prepares students for employment in counseling and mental health, family and community services, personal
General
Counseling and mental health investigates careers in counseling, mental health and social work. This class explores material in counseling and mental health as it relates to
General
In this course, students will develop computer literacy skills, enhance reading, writing, communication and reasoning skills and apply them to the information technology
General
Technology
General
Computer Science through the study of technology operations, systems and concepts using TechSmart Curriculum. Course studies include the coding
General
Technology I
General
GPA. Please note, not all colleges/universities
General
Eligibility verification at district level is required. See counselor for more information.
General
Engineering Design (IED); Algebra I and Biology,
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In this course, students investigate and design solutions in response to real-world challenges related to clean and abundant drinking water, food supply, and renewable energy.
General
Curriculum will include TechSmart and incorporate HTML/CSS. Certifications will be earned in
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Aviation Maintenance Aviation (Flight) Drone (Unmanned Flight)
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Preparation
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Must be taken concurrently with Career Preparation I.
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Applied English III
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Applied Reading III
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Placement in this course is determined by the ARD Committee.
General
TSIA2 Math & ELAR
General
BIOL 1408, TSIA2 Math & ELAR
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Tuition varies by partner institution and is based on cost per credit hour (determined by county of residence) $^ +$ textbooks AND fees. Most, but not all, dual credit courses are 3 credit hours.
General
A or B
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Math or TSIA-2 ELAR and Mathematics
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Math or TSIA-2 ELAR and Mathematics; Math
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Endorsed (IHE) A
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MATH 1314 (College Algebra)
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Precalculus)
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Endorsed (IHE) B
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Core Curriculum course and is offered face-to-face
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NISD College and Career Readiness website for
General
General Psychology is a survey of the major
General
The scientific study of human society, including ways in which groups, social institutions, and
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Core Curriculum course. See the NISD College
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Mathematics or TSIA-2 ELAR and Mathematics
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Geography recommended
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This a select group of students who perform at community and athletic events. They are the spirit representatives of the school.
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Student Leadership I
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DC Biology for Non-Science Majors I (BIOL 1408) for Science, Institute of Higher Education Endorsed
General
DC Biology for Non-Science Majors II (BIOL 1409) for Science, Institute of Higher Education Endorsed
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Debate III\*
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Advanced Journalism: Newspaper I
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Advanced Journalism: Newspaper II
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Advanced Journalism: Newspaper III \*
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OnRamps Physics Dual Enrollment (PHY 302K/PHYS 1301) for Physics A and B
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OnRamps Physics Dual Enrollment (PHY 302K/PHYS 1301) for IHE A and B
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Band I
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Band II
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Jazz Ensemble I (Jazz Band I)
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Jazz Ensemble II (Jazz Band II)
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Jazz Ensemble III (Jazz Band III)
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Jazz Ensemble IV (Jazz Band IV)
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Instrumental Ensemble II
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Instrumental Ensemble III
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Instrumental Ensemble IV
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Band I (Color Guard I)
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Band II (Color Guard II)
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Band I (Winter Guard I)
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Band II (Winter Guard II)
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Band III (Winter Guard III)
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Vocal Ensemble II
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Vocal Ensemble III
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Vocal Ensemble IV
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Dance I, Performance Ensemble I (Drill Team I)
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Dance II, Performance Ensemble II (Drill Team II)
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Dance III, Performance Ensemble III (Drill Team III)
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Dance IV, Performance Ensemble IV (Drill Team IV)
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Technical Theatre III
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Technical Theatre IV
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Theatre Production II
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Theatre Production III
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Theatre Production IV
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Musical Theatre II
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Musical Theatre III
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Musical Theatre IV
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Foundations in Business Communications and Technologies
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Business Communications and Technologies
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Engineering Design & Problem Solving (PLTW)
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Foundations of Cybersecurity
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DC British Literature I (ENGL 2322) for Independent Study in English A or B
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DC American Literature II (ENGL 2328) for Independent Study in English A or B
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DC General Chemistry I (CHEM 1411) for Chemistry A
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DC General Chemistry I (CHEM 1411) for Science, Institute of Higher Education Endorsed (IHE) A
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DC General Chemistry II (CHEM 1412) for Chemistry B
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DC College Physics I (PHYS 1401) for Physics A
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DC College Physics I (PHYS 1401) for Science, Institute of Higher Education Endorsed (IHE) A
General
DC College Physics II (PHYS 1402) for Science, Institute of Higher Education Endorsed (IHE) B
General
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