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Course Catalog COURSE CATALOG 2021-2022 TABLE OF CONTENTS COURSE LISTS Elementary School ..........................................................................................................................................................4 Middle School ...................................................................................................................................................................6 High School .......................................................................................................................................................................8 Honors..............................................................................................................................................................................13 Credit Recovery ..............................................................................................................................................................14 COURSE DESCRIPTIONS Elementary School 15 Core Courses ...................................................................................................................................16 Kindergarten ...................................................................................................................................................................16 First Grade .......................................................................................................................................................................18 Second Grade .................................................................................................................................................................19 Third Grade .....................................................................................................................................................................21 Fourth Grade ...................................................................................................................................................................23 Fifth Grade .......................................................................................................................................................................25 Elective Courses ..............................................................................................................................27 Academic Enrichment ...................................................................................................................................................27 Information Technology ...............................................................................................................................................27 Visual & Performing Arts ...............................................................................................................................................28 Middle School 30 Core Courses ...................................................................................................................................31 English Language Arts ...................................................................................................................................................31 Mathematics ...................................................................................................................................................................32 Science .............................................................................................................................................................................33 Social Studies & History ................................................................................................................................................34 Elective Courses ............................................................................................................................. 35 Academic Enrichment ...................................................................................................................................................35 Business & Marketing ....................................................................................................................................................35 Career Exploration & Development ............................................................................................................................35 Communication & AV Technology ..............................................................................................................................36 Health Care Sciences .....................................................................................................................................................36 Information Technology ...............................................................................................................................................36 Physical, Health, & Safety Education ..........................................................................................................................38 School Organization ......................................................................................................................................................38 Visual & Performing Arts ...............................................................................................................................................39 World Languages ............................................................................................................................................................41 Page 2 rev. 052721 TABLE OF CONTENTS High School 42 Core Courses ...................................................................................................................................43 English Language Arts ...................................................................................................................................................43 Mathematics ...................................................................................................................................................................46 Science .............................................................................................................................................................................49 Social Studies & History ................................................................................................................................................53 Elective Courses ..............................................................................................................................57 Academic Enrichment ...................................................................................................................................................57 Agriculture, Food, & Natural Resources .....................................................................................................................59 Business & Marketing ....................................................................................................................................................60 Career Exploration & Development ............................................................................................................................63 Communication & AV Technology ..............................................................................................................................64 Engineering & Technology ............................................................................................................................................66 English Language Arts ...................................................................................................................................................67 Health Care Sciences .....................................................................................................................................................68 Hospitality & Tourism ....................................................................................................................................................70 Human Services .............................................................................................................................................................72 Information Technology ...............................................................................................................................................74 Military Science ..............................................................................................................................................................78 Physical, Health, & Safety Education ..........................................................................................................................79 Public, Protective, & Government Services ...............................................................................................................80 School Organization ......................................................................................................................................................81 Science .............................................................................................................................................................................82 Social Studies & History ................................................................................................................................................83 Visual & Performing Arts ...............................................................................................................................................84
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