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Maryland High School Certificate • 4 High Engagement/Passion Courses WRITING ON THE WALL | DRAWING FOR FASHION 1 | DRAWING FOR FASHION 2 | PHOTO & DIGITAL PROCESSES 1 | PHOTO & DIGITAL PROCESSES 2 | HONORS PHOTO & DIGITAL PROCESSES 3 | STUDIO 1: 2D ART | STUDIO 2: 2D ART | HONORS STUDIO 3: 2D ART | AP STUDIO ART 2D DESIGN | STUDIO 1: 3D ART | STUDIO 2: 3D ART | HONORS STUDIO 3: 3D ART | HONORS ART PORTFOLIO DEVELOPMENT & STUDIO PRACTICES | AP STUDIO ART 3D DESIGN | AP STUDIO ART DRAWING | AP ART HISTORY | SEMINAR: AP ART HISTORY | DEPARTMENT AIDE—ART | UNIFIED VISUAL ARTS & LEADERSHIP | CONSUMER INSIGHTS | CONSCIOUS CAPITALISM (ETHICS) | ACING THE INTERNSHIP | HONORS ACCOUNTING 2 | HONORS ACCOUNTING 3 | BUSINESS LAW | PRINCIPLES OF BUSINESS MANAGEMENT & ENTREPRENEURSHIP | CAREER CONNECTIONS | CAREER TRANSITIONS | PROFESSIONAL CAREER EXPERIENCE | HONORS MARKETING 1 | HONORS MARKETING 2 | HONORS ENTREPRENEURSHIP | HONORS BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION SERVICES | INTRODUCTION TO MICROSOFT® OFFICE | HONORS BUSINESS MANAGEMENT | BUSINESS AND PERSONAL FINANCE | MICROSOFT® OFFICE APPLICATIONS (XLS/DBF) | MICROSOFT® OFFICE APPLICATIONS (DOC/PPT) | DEPARTMENT AIDE—BUSINESS | SENSORS & MICROCONTROLLERS | DATA MINING I | PYTHON I | SCRATCH | CYBERSECURITY: LINUX | INTRO TO WEB DEVELOPMENT | DISCRETE MATHEMATICS FOR COMPUTER SCIENCE | HONORS DATABASE APP. DEVELOPMENT (PL/SQL) | HONORS COMPUTER SCIENCE PROGRAMMING—JAVA | FOUNDATIONS OF COMPUTER SCIENCE | AP COMPUTER SCIENCE PRINCIPLES | AP COMPUTER SCIENCE A | C++ WITH GAMING | WEB PAGE DESIGN | ADVANCED WEB PAGE DESIGN 1 | HONORS ADVANCED WEB PAGE DESIGN 2 | CHILD DEVELOPMENT 2 | HONORS CHILD DEVELOPMENT 3 | CHILD GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT | INTRODUCTION TO TEACHING PROFESSION | YOUR FINANCES | FASHION DESIGN 1 | FASHION DESIGN 2 | BUSINESS OF FASHION A | BUSINESS OF FASHION B | CREATIVE FASHION TECHNOLOGY A/B | HONORS NUTRITION—A | HONORS NUTRITION—B | NUTRITION SCIENCE | HONORS CULINARY SKILLS AND HOSPITALITY MANAGEMENT 1 | HONORS CULINARY SKILLS AND HOSPITALITY MANAGEMENT 2 | HONORS CULINARY SKILLS AND HOSPITALITY MANAGEMENT 3 | PROSTART WBL | DEPARTMENT AIDE—FACS | ENGINEERING DESIGN | DESIGNING & PROTOTYPING | DESIGN FOR MANUFACTURING | YOUR FINANCES | CONSUMER INSIGHTS | CONSCIOUS CAPITALISM (ETHICS) | SENSORS & MICROCONTROLLERS | DATA MINING I | PYTHON I | SCRATCH | CYBERSECURITY: LINUX | INTRO TO WEB DEVELOPMENT | DISCRETE MATHEMATICS FOR COMPUTER SCIENCE | ENGINEERING DESIGN | DESIGNING & PROTOTYPING | DESIGN FOR MANUFACTURING | FLIGHT IN ACTION | PRACTICAL PROGRAMMING | MOBILE APPLICATION DEVELOPMENT (WHAT’S APP-ENIN?) | A1 | ACING THE INTERNSHIP | EXPLORING THE POSSIBILITIES | FUNCTION FOCUS: THE WORLD AROUND US | FUNCTION FOCUS: MAN-MADE MATHEMATICS | INTRODUCTION TO LOGIC: NETWORKS AND ALGORITHMS | INTRODUCTION TO LOGIC: GAME THEORY AND BOOLEAN | CLEANER ENERGY THROUGH PLANTS FOR A CLEANER WORLD | GROWING ORGANICALLY: A LITTLE DIRT NEVER HURT | RENOVATION DIY—CARPENTRY | RENOVATION DIY—PLUMBING AND ELECTRICITY | TELLING STORIES IN ONE ACT | WRITING ON THE WALL—TELLING MY STORY THROUGH STREET ART | MODERN BEATS – TELL YOUR STORY | INSTADANCE—TELLING STORIES THROUGH MOVEMENT | FLIGHT IN ACTION | PRACTICAL PROGRAMMING | WHAT’S APP-ENIN? (MOBILE APPS) | RENOVATION DIY—CARPENTRY | RENOVATION DIY—PLUMBING AND ELECTRICITY | DIGITAL DESIGN | VIDEO PRODUCTION | TECHNOLOGICAL DESIGN 1 | TECHNOLOGICAL DESIGN 2 | INTRODUCTION TO ROBOTICS | ENERGY/POWER/TRANSPORTATION | ENGINEERING DESIGN/CAD 1 | ENGINEERING DESIGN/CAD 2 | ARCHITECT DESIGN/DEVELOPMENT 1 | ARCHITECT DESIGN/DEVELOPMENT 2 | HONORS PRINCIPLES OF ENGINEERING | HONORS ENGINEERING DESIGN (IED) | HONORS DIGITAL ELECTRONICS | HONORS COMPUTER INTEGRATED MANUFACTURING | HONORS ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY | HONORS AEROSPACE ENGINEERING | TECHNOLOGY OF FLIGHT | MANUFACTURING & CONSTRUCTION TECHNOLOGY | HONORS ENGINEERING DESIGN & DEVELOPMENT (EDD) | HONORS CIVIL ENGINEERING & ARCHITECTURE | MARINE TECHNOLOGY | HONORS PRINCIPLES OF BIOMEDICAL SCIENCE | HONORS HUMAN BODY SYSTEMS | HONORS MEDICAL INTERVENTIONS | INTRODUCTION TO CONSTRUCTION DESIGN AND MANAGEMENT | PRINCIPLES OF CONSTRUCTION DESIGN | HONORS ADVANCED DESIGN AND 3-D MODELING | HONORS ADVANCED CONSTRUCTION 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THEATRE ARTS 2 | THEATRE ARTS 3 | MEDIA PRODUCTION 1 | MEDIA PRODUCTION 2 | NEWSPAPER 1–4 | YEARBOOK 1–4 | LITERARY MAGAZINE 1–4 | SPEECH & DEBATE 1–2 | HONORS CONTEMPORARY VOICES | READ 180 A | DEPARTMENT AIDE—ENGLISH | READ 180 B | STRATEGIC READING SUPPORTS | STEPS FOR STRIVING READERS | ESOL NEWCOMER | ESOL I | ESOL II | ESOL III | ESOL IV | ESOL V | ESOL SOCIAL STUDIES 1 (HS) | ESOL SCIENCE (NEWCOMERS ONLY) | TRANSITION MATH 9–CAREER LITERACY | HEALTH | INTRODUCTION TO HEALTH PROFESSIONS | HUMAN SEXUALITY | DRUGS IN SOCIETY | DAILY ALGEBRA 1 | ALGEBRA 1 | FUNCTION FOCUS: THE WORLD AROUND US | FUNCTION FOCUS: MAN-MADE MATHEMATICS | INTRODUCTION TO LOGIC: NETWORKS & ALGORITHMS | INTRODUCTION TO LOGIC: GAME THEORY AND BOOLEAN | HONORS GEOMETRY | ALGEBRA 2 | SEMINAR: ALGEBRA 2 | HONORS ALGEBRA 2 | BRIDGE TO ALGEBRA 2 | FOUNDATIONS OF COLLEGE ALGEBRA | PRE-CALCULUS | HONORS PRE- CALCULUS | SEMINAR: HONORS PRE-CALCULUS | AP CALCULUS AB | SEMINAR: AP CALCULUS AB | AP CALCULUS BC | AP 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AP MUSIC THEORY | MUSICAL THEATER | DEPARTMENT AIDE—MUSIC | FITNESS FOR LIFE | STRETCH YOUR WELLNESS | UNIFIED PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND LEADERSHIP 1–4 | FOUNDATIONS OF LIFETIME SPORTS | LIFETIME SPORTS 2–4 | FOUNDATIONS OF TEAM SPORTS | FOUNDATIONS OF TEAM SPORTS BASEBALL | FOUNDATIONS OF TEAM SPORTS BASKETBALL | FOUNDATIONS OF TEAM SPORTS FOOTBALL | FOUNDATIONS OF TEAM SPORTS LACROSSE | FOUNDATIONS OF TEAM SPORTS SOCCER | FOUNDATIONS OF TEAM SPORTS VOLLEYBALL | TEAM SPORTS 2–4 | TEAM SPORTS BASEBALL 2–4 | TEAM SPORTS BASKETBALL 2–4 | TEAM SPORTS FOOTBALL 2–4 | TEAM SPORTS LACROSSE 2–4 | TEAM SPORTS SOCCER 2–4 | TEAM SPORTS VOLLEYBALL 2–4 | FOUNDATIONS OF WALKING WELLNESS | WALKING WELLNESS 2–4 | FOUNDATIONS OF PERSONAL FITNESS | PERSONAL FITNESS 2–4 | FOUNDATIONS OF STRENGTH & CONDITIONING | STRENGTH & CONDITIONING 2–4 | SPORTS MEDICINE | DEPARTMENT AIDE— HPED | CLEANER ENERGY THROUGH PLANTS FOR A CLEANER WORLD | GROWING ORGANICALLY: A LITTLE DIRT NEVER HURT | BIOLOGY | HONORS BIOLOGY | 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