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Classes
General
Chemistry I
General
Literary EL242 A/B
General
Greenhouse
General
Practicum in Agriculture, Food, and Natural
General
Digital TA506 A/B
General
Practicum in Audio/Video
General
Entrepreneurship
General
Accounting I
General
Securities and InvestmentsStudents gain a comprehensive
General
Business ManagementStudents will explore the role
General
Fundamentals of
General
Human
General
Instructional PracticesIn this class, students become
General
Cosmetology I GCCosmetology I
General
Practicum in Law, Public Safety, Corrections,
General
English Language Arts
This course is designed for strong
English Language Arts
AP El149 A/B
English Language Arts
English 1301 and
English Language Arts
This course is offered for students in the 12th grade as an alternative to the
English Language Arts
Writing. Students will also successfully write EL232 A/B
English Language Arts
Reading I, II, IIl EL422 A/B
English Language Arts
Students enrolled in
English Language Arts
JournalismProvides the student with the background EL322 A/B
English Language Arts
Advanced Journalism— Newspaper Production I, II, EL332 A/B
English Language Arts
Advanced Journalism— Yearbook Production I, II, EL362 A/B
English Language Arts
Independent EL392 A/B
English Language Arts
Broadcast EL312 A/B
English Language Arts
Broadcast EL313 A/B
English Language Arts
Research and
English Language Arts
AP SeminarAP EL830 A/B
English Language Arts
AP ResearchAP Research, the second course EL840 A/B
English Language Arts
Communication ApplicationsStudents will understand and employ
English Language Arts
Debate I-IVStudents will study specific formats EL552 A/B
English Language Arts
Communications
English Language Arts
Public
English Language Arts
Naval NS102 A/B
English Language Arts
Fine Arts
Creative writing is a course designed
Fine Arts
This is the prerequisite and foundation
Fine Arts
Students will explore a variety of
Fine Arts
This advanced art course provides students who have successfuly completed
Fine Arts
Students will develop higher intellectual engagement,
Fine Arts
Jewelry is a 3-dimensional multidisciplinary class
Fine Arts
This advanced art course provides students who have successfully completed
Fine Arts
Art II FA127 A/B
Fine Arts
Art FA128 A/B
Fine Arts
Students will explore monoprinting, reductive linoleum
Fine Arts
Photo AAC does not qualify as FA126 A/B
Fine Arts
This course is an in-depth study
Fine Arts
Art
Fine Arts
Art III FA131 A/B
Fine Arts
Art III FA133 A/B
Fine Arts
Art III FA135 A/B
Fine Arts
Art IIIl FA137 A/B
Fine Arts
Art IIl
Fine Arts
Art III FA130 A/B
Fine Arts
Art IV FA143 A/B
Fine Arts
Art IV FA144 A/B
Fine Arts
The experiences given and skills developed
Fine Arts
Choral
Fine Arts
Music FA634 A/B
Fine Arts
Music TheoryMusic in PA511 A/B
Fine Arts
AP Fa512 A/B
Fine Arts
Musical FA632 A/B
Fine Arts
Theater PA611 A/B
Fine Arts
This is a course in the
Fine Arts
Theater PA612 A/B
Fine Arts
This course is designed for the
Fine Arts
Theater PA613 A/B
Fine Arts
Students will read plays to discover
Fine Arts
Technical PA621 A/B
Fine Arts
Technical PA623 A/B
Fine Arts
Varsity/Advanced PA631 A/B
Fine Arts
Dance I
Fine Arts
This
Fine Arts
Credit: 1.0 each PDND1 A/B
Fine Arts
A student who chooses to be
Fine Arts
Band I-IV (full year)
Fine Arts
Floral
Fine Arts
Practicum in
Fine Arts
Gc 3d
Fine Arts
Students develop an understanding of the
Fine Arts
Students interested in a career within
Fine Arts
Introduction to
Fine Arts
Barbering I GCStudents are introduced to
Fine Arts
Cosmetology II GCCosmetology
Fine Arts
Foundations of
Fine Arts
Mathematics
Algebra I is the study of MT211 A/B
Mathematics
Geometry MT312 A/B
Mathematics
Mathematical MT702 A/B
Mathematics
Algebra II is the study of MT232 A/B
Mathematics
Linear, Absolute Value, Quadratic, Polynomial, Radical,
Mathematics
PreCalculus MT402 A/B
Mathematics
Credit: 1.0
Mathematics
AP PreCalculus MT409 A/B
Mathematics
Algebraic MT602 A/B
Mathematics
Advanced MT530 A/B
Mathematics
College MT540 A/B
Mathematics
This course is offered for students in their 4th year of high school who may not be successful on the
Mathematics
Grades 6-8 and the
Mathematics
AP Ta319 A/B
Mathematics
Linear AlgebraThis course introduces
Mathematics
Multivariable CalculusMultivariable MT810 A/B
Mathematics
Advanced
Mathematics
Principles of ConstructionStudents learn construction safety,
Mathematics
Principles of
Mathematics
Architectural
Mathematics
Financial
Mathematics
Statistics and
Mathematics
Aerospace
Mathematics
Computer TA312 A/B
Mathematics
Computer TA322 A/B
Mathematics
Science
Aquatic Science SC412 A/B
Science
Investigations and field work
Science
In Astronomy, students focus on patterns,
Science
Grade Level: SC122 A/B SC121 A/B
Science
Students will explore three big ideas
Science
AP Sc149 A/B
Science
Chemistry SC212 A/B
Science
Chemistry, students conduct laboratory and field
Science
Chemistry SC216 A/B
Science
AP Sc229 A/B
Science
Earth SC812 A/B
Science
Earth's systems. These systems (the atmosphere,
Science
Environmental SC472 A/B
Science
AP Sc479 A/B
Science
Students cultivate their understanding of the
Science
Integrated SC112 A/B
Science
Prerequisite: Anatomy and Physiology Credit: 1.0
Science
Physics SC312 A/B
Science
Engineering
Science
Higher
Science
Principles of Agriculture, Food, and Natural
Science
Small
Science
Livestock
Science
Veterinary
Science
Agribusiness
Science
Medical TerminologyStudents develop a working knowledge
Science
Health
Science
Anatomy and
Science
Medical
Science
Technician. Authentic work-based learning opportunities may
Science
Culinary
Science
Computer TA332 A/B
Science
Forensic
Science
Naval NS202 A/B
Science
Naval NS302 A/B
Science
Naval NS402 A/B
Science
Social Studies
World GeographyWorld SS132 A/B
Social Studies
AP Ss139 A/B
Social Studies
World SS141 A/B
Social Studies
AP Ss119 A/B
Social Studies
AP U.S. Government and
Social Studies
A two-year program focusing on the 19th and 20th century history of both
Social Studies
Economics, with Emphasis on the Free
Social Studies
Personal
Social Studies
AP MacroeconomicsThe aim of AP
Social Studies
AP MicroeconomicsAP
Social Studies
Introduction to PsychologyElective course designed for
Social Studies
AP PsychologyThe AP
Social Studies
SociologyIn Sociology, a one semester elective
Social Studies
Ethnic Studies: African American Studies SS347 A/B
Social Studies
United
Social Studies
Economics ECP/DC/DE - ECON 2301
Social Studies
Credit: 0.5
Social Studies
A survey of the basic principles
Social Studies
Ethnic Studies: Mexican American Studies In SS346 A/B
Social Studies
AP Ss149 A/B
Social Studies
History through SS412 A/B
Social Studies
American FL012 A/B
Social Studies
The course offers basic instruction in FL032 A/B
Social Studies
French I FL212 A/B
Social Studies
French II FL222 A/B
Social Studies
French III AAC FL231 A/B
Social Studies
French IV AAC or AP FL241 A/B
Social Studies
The class continues extensive reading of
Social Studies
The course offers basic instruction in
Social Studies
Latin III AAC FL431 A/B
Social Studies
Latin IV AAC
Social Studies
This class refines and enhances upper-level FL441 A/B
Social Studies
Students will gain the knowledge and skills needed to prepare for the national
Social Studies
Law
Social Studies
Languages Other Than English (LOTE)
Mandarin FL812 A/B
Languages Other Than English (LOTE)
Mandarin FL822 A/B
Languages Other Than English (LOTE)
Mandarin FL832 A/B
Languages Other Than English (LOTE)
Spanish IThe course offers basic instruction FL112 A/B
Languages Other Than English (LOTE)
Spanish IIThe second level expands beginning FL122 A/B
Languages Other Than English (LOTE)
Spanish III AACThese classes allow pre-approved FL131 A/B
Languages Other Than English (LOTE)
Spanish IIIFurther development of listening comprehension, FL132 A/B
Languages Other Than English (LOTE)
Spanish IV AAC and AP FL141 A/B
Languages Other Than English (LOTE)
Spanish V AAC LiteratureThe class continues FL151 A/B
Languages Other Than English (LOTE)
AP Fl159 A/B
Languages Other Than English (LOTE)
Spanish for
Languages Other Than English (LOTE)
This course is designed for
Languages Other Than English (LOTE)
The IB
Languages Other Than English (LOTE)
Health, Health Fitness, and Athletics
This course will offer students ways
Health, Health Fitness, and Athletics
This course offers life-long recreational and HP126 A/B
Health, Health Fitness, and Athletics
Athletic HP962 A/B
Health, Health Fitness, and Athletics
Sports HP136 A/B
Health, Health Fitness, and Athletics
This course is an innovative course
Health, Health Fitness, and Athletics
This course is intended to give
Health, Health Fitness, and Athletics
Team
Health, Health Fitness, and Athletics
Enrichment and Support
OneGoal AD502 A/B
Enrichment and Support
Students will be assigned to the
Enrichment and Support
SAT Prep/Fundamentals of DM912 A/B
Enrichment and Support
Student will be assigned to a AD342 A/B
Enrichment and Support
Student
Enrichment and Support
Career & Technical Education
Construction
Career & Technical Education
Electrical
Career & Technical Education
Students will develop an understanding of
Career & Technical Education
Career
Career & Technical Education
Practicum in EntrepreneurshipStudents apply classroom learning
Career & Technical Education
Principles of Business, Marketing, and Finance
Career & Technical Education
Global
Career & Technical Education
Computer
Career & Technical Education
Independent TA712 A/B
Career & Technical Education
Health & Physical Education
Occupational
Health & Physical Education
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