This elective course is designed to prepare students for success in pursuing advanced level courses through development of skills in higher-order thinking, writing, and reading across the curriculum.

College preparatory classes designed to prepare students for success in pursuing advanced level courses leading to acceptance to and success in a four-year college or university through development of skills in higher-level thinking, writing, and reading.

Courses designed to extend instruction for students who require additional instructional support, focusing on developing comprehension strategies to become independent readers across content areas.

Courses emphasizing content and organizational and study skills that enable students to move toward independence with their learning.

Course providing explicit instruction in interpersonal communication, social skills and self-advocacy to promote access and inclusion in classroom and community settings.

Course assisting students in development of decision-making and problem-solving strategies using economics, career, and social issues as a focus.

Courses providing acceleration in reading skills for students whose scores on baseline screening indicate the need for such assistance.

Develops essential employment skills, including pre-employment activities like identifying career interests, exploring career options, and understanding workplace expectations.

Develops skills necessary for increased independence and participation in the community, including using community resources, mobility and navigation, and personal safety.

Focuses on developing essential skills for independent living, including personal care, personal safety, health and wellness, shopping, and meal preparation.

Equips students with practical mathematical skills necessary for everyday life and future employment, such as measuring for cooking and time management.

Develops essential reading skills applied in daily lives, such as reading signs and menus and building functional vocabulary.