Personal Finance is a math class designed primarily for students who have completed 2 years of high school math. It meets the 3rd year of math required for High School Graduation. This course does not meet the UC A-G requirements. The class curriculum will focus on the financial concepts needed to succeed after high school. This included an emphasis on the math concepts needed to understand personal finance, and on real-world research/projects (such as making a personal budget, purchasing a car, using a bank account). It includes topics such as: managing money (bank accounts, income), managing expenses (taxes, loans, credit cards), and making financial decisions (buying a car, housing costs, insurance, investing).

Introduces students into the world of culinary arts and hospitality management. Basic communication skills, safety and sanitation, food preparation, meal planning, and other topics are covered.

This class allows students to enhance and expand their culinary skills beyond the basic level learning. Students will learn the ingredients of culinary success and management skills.

Comprehensive program that ranges from core standards to advanced training. Students will receive instruction in component identification, fault diagnosis and replacement of automotive systems.

This course is designed to promote aerobic and cardiovascular fitness through power walking. Students will learn about the muscular system, weight management, nutrition, stress reduction, and other benefits of lifetime fitness activities. Students will participate daily in walking activities.