High School Course Guide

Course #:  21110328
Credit Type:  Career and Technical Education
Credit:  1.0
College Credit:  No
College Hours Earned:  0
Grade Level:  contact your counselor for more information
Description:  Bring your drawings to life in 2D Animation!  Learn the art of motion through hands-on projects that teach you to create characters, design scenes, and produce animated sequences using industry-standard software.  Explore storyboarding, lip-syncing, and special effects while mastering the principles of animation.  Perfect for students ready to turn their creativity into dynamic storytelling for film, games, and digital media!

Course #:  21520331
Credit Type:  Career and Technical Education
Credit:  1.0
Grade Level:  contact your counselor for more information
Description:  Learn how to manage money like a pro in this Accounting course!  You'll explore key skills like recording transactions, creating budgets, tracking profits, and understanding payroll and taxes.  With hands-on practice using tools like spreadsheets, you'll gain valuable knowledge for careers in business, finance, or entrepreneurship.  This course is your first step to mastering the language of money!

Course #:  99119011
Credit Type:  ELECTIVE
Credit:  0.5
Pre/Co Requisite:  No
College Credit:  No
College Hours Earned:  0
Grade Level:  09-12
Description:  ACT Preparation is designed to ready students to take the ACT test.

Course #:  07129011
Credit Type:  Fine Arts
Credit:  0.5
Pre/Co Requisite:  Design Fundamentals (required) and two other studio classes of the students choosing
College Credit:  No
College Hours Earned:  0
Grade Level:  11-12
Description:  This course is designed for those students interested in compiling a portfolio towards higher education interests such as college entrance and scholarship goals or technical school or business opportunities. Students will be encouraged to study a variety of media with emphasis placed on student preferences, both two and three-dimensional. Emphasis will be placed on student growth in preferred media. Different types of portfolio compilation will be reviewed so that the student may begin to develop a portfolio to suit their particular needs. Careers in the field of art will be researched so that career goals may be developed.  Student must have completed three other studio courses prior to enrolling in Advanced Art Studio 1, one of which must be Design Fundamentals.

Course #:  07129021
Credit Type:  Fine Arts
Credit:  0.5
Pre/Co Requisite:  Design Fundamentals (required and two other student classes of the students choosing and then Advanced Art Studio 1
College Credit:  No
College Hours Earned:  0
Grade Level:  11-12
Description:  This course is designed for those students interested in compiling a portfolio towards higher education interests such as college entrance and scholarship goals or technical school or business opportunities. Students will be encouraged to study a variety of media with emphasis placed on student preferences, both two and three-dimensional. Emphasis will be placed on student growth in preferred media. Different types of portfolio compilation will be reviewed so that the student may begin to develop a portfolio to suit their particular needs. Careers in the field of art will be researched so that career goals may be developed.

Course #:  21140559
Credit Type:  Career and Technical Education
Credit:  1.0
Pre-Requisite:  successful completion of Woodworking Principles with a grade of C or higher
Grade Level:  contact your counselor for more information
Description:  In this hands-on course, you'll design, plan, and construct projects using advanced materials and cutting-edge techniques.  From selecting the best materials to mastering tools, finishes, and fabrication methods, you'll gain real-world experience.

Course #:  08102030
Credit Type:  Fine Arts
Credit:  1.0
Pre/Co Requisite:  Instructor Approval
College Credit:  No
College Hours Earned:  0
Grade Level:  10-12
Description:  Advanced Treble Ensemble is an advanced choral ensemble for students with treble voices who exceed prescribed skills in the curriculum.  Students in this choir will perform choral literature from a variety of styles; instruction is focused on the development of individual vocal technique and ensemble performance skills. Students are assessed on skills that are demonstrated both during and outside of the school day; evening activities are encouraged.  This course may be taken for credit in multiple years.

Course #:  02091920
Credit Type:  Math
Credit:  1.0
Pre/Co Requisite:  Math 8
College Credit:  No
College Hours Earned: 0
Grade Level:  09-12
Description: The critical areas in Algebra 1 deepen and extend understanding of linear and exponential relationships by contrasting them with each other and by applying linear models to data that exhibit a linear trend. Students engage in methods for analyzing, solving, and using quadratic functions. Algebra 1 is a high school level course and is also available to all 8^th grade students based on the recommendation of the 7^th grade math teacher or successful completion of Math 7 Honors.

Course #: 02091030
Credit Type:  Math
Credit:  1.0
Pre/Co Requisite:  Math 8
College Credit:  No
College Hours Earned:  0
Grade Level:  09-12
Description:  Algebra 1+ is available for students seeking to be academically challenged. The course expands and enriches the critical content of Algebra 1 to prepare students for future academic success in mathematics, catering to students pursuing college credit classes at the high school level. Any student can access this course.

Course #: 02101040
Credit Type:  Math
Credit:  1.0
Pre/Co Requisite:  Geometry
College Credit:  No
College Hours Earned:  0
Grade Level:  10-12
Description:  Algebra 2 builds on work with linear, quadratic, and exponential functions; students extend their repertoire of functions to include polynomial, rational, and radical functions. Students work closely with the expressions that define the functions and continue to expand and hone their abilities to model situations and solve equations, including quadratic equations, over the set of complex numbers and solving exponential equations using the properties of logarithms.

Course #:  02102240
Credit Type:  Math
Credit:  1.0
Pre/Co Requisite:  Geometry or Geometry+
College Credit:  No
College Hours Earned:  0
Grade Level:  10-12
Description: This course extends student understanding of mathematical functions to include polynomial, rational, and radical functions. Throughout the course, students will work closely with the expressions that define these functions, expanding and refining their abilities to model real-world situations and solve various equations. This includes the mastery of solving quadratic equations over a set of complex numbers and exponential equations using the properties of logarithms. Additionally, the curriculum emphasizes trigonometric ratios and their applications.

Course #:  04112021
Credit Type:  Social Studies
Credit:  0.5
Pre/Co Requisite:  No
College Credit:  No
College Hours Earned:  0
Grade Level:  11-12
Description:  American Government provides an overview of the structure and functions of the U.S. government and political institutions and examines constitutional principles, the concepts of rights and responsibilities, the role of political parties and interest groups, and the importance of civic participation in the democratic process. Students will examine the structure and function of state and local governments and cover economic and legal topics.  Recurring themes at each level are examined and applied to current events. Citizenship is encouraged by participating in voter registration, local political debates, county government days, and visits to the county courthouse.

Course #:  04102020
Credit Type:  Social Studies
Credit:  1.0
Pre/Co Requisite:  No
College Credit:  No
College Hours Earned:  0
Grade Level:  10-12
Description:  American History examines the history of the United States from the Reconstruction era through the present time.  It is a survey course, which details the development of U.S. political, economic, and social institutions and the changes in society as it evolved from an agricultural nation into an industrial nation. Attention is given to recurring themes and issues and students learn to link past and present.

Course #:  03112005
Credit Type:  Science
Credit:  1.0
Pre/Co Requisite:  No
College Credit:  No
College Hours Earned:  0
Grade Level:  10-12
Description:  This course is usually taken after a comprehensive initial study of biology, Anatomy and Physiology presents the human body and biological systems in more detail. In order to understand the structure of the human body and its functions, students learn anatomical terminology, study cells and tissues, explore functional systems (skeletal, muscular, circulatory, respiratory, digestive, reproductive, nervous, and so on), and may dissect mammals.

Course #:  21110519
Credit Type:  Career & Technical Education
Credit:  1.0
Pre-Requisite:  successful completion with a C or higher of at least 1.0 technical credits in the pathway
College Credit:  No
College Hours Earned:  0
Grade Level:  contact your counselor
Other Information:  Advanced Placement and Pre-AP courses are available for high school students. The exact courses scheduled at a building each school year depend on student interest and instructor availability. See the school counselor for additional information.
Description:  Dive into the world of programming with AP Computer Science A!  This course follows a college-level curriculum, teaching you how to design, write, and debug computer programs to solve real-world problems.  You'll master key concepts like object-oriented programming, algorithms, data structures, and debugging techniques, all while working with Java.  Get ready to build your coding skills and prepare for exciting opportunities in technology!

Course #:  21110317
Credit Type:  Career and Technical Education
Credit:  1.0
Pre/Co-Requisite:  No
College Credit:  No
College Hours Earned:  0
Grade Level:  contact your counselor for more information
Other Information:  Advanced Placement and Pre-AP courses are available for high school students. The exact courses scheduled at a building each school year depend on student interest and instructor availability. See the school counselor for additional information.
Description:  Discover the exciting world of computer science with AP Computer Science Principles!  Learn about programming, algorithms, big data, the Internet, and cybersecurity while exploring how technology shapes the world.  Through creative projects, you'll solve real-world problems, process information, and build digital solutions.  This hands-on course will expand your understanding of computer science and its impact on society!

Course #:  21520521
Credit Type:  Career and Technical Education
Credit:  1.0
Pre-Requisite:  successful completion with a C or higher of at least 1.0 technical credits in the pathway
Grade Level:  contact your counselor for more information
Description:  Bring your business ideas to life in Applied Business Development!  This course teaches you how to plan, launch, and manage a business while tackling real-world challenges.  Develop skills in market analysis, financial planning, and team leadership.  With hands-on projects and problem-solving opportunities, you'll gain the tools to succeed as an entrepreneur or business leader.  Perfect for students ready to turn their creativity into a thriving enterprise!

Course #:  21110534
Credit Type:  Career and Technical Education
Credit:  1.0
Pre-Requisite:  successful completion with a C or higher of at least 1.0 technical credits in the pathway
College Credit:  No
College Hours Earned:  0
Grade Level:  contact your counselor for more information
Description:  Step into the professional world of design!  This course combines hands-on projects with real-world experiences to solve graphic design challenges.  Create a professional portfolio, develop your personal brand, and work directly with clients on design solutions.  Gain valuable skills in communication, time management, and industry-standard software, preparing you for a future in graphic design and beyond!

Course #:  07141022
Credit Type:  Fine Arts
Credit:  0.5
Pre/Co Requisite:  previously taken a level 2 course
College Credit:  No
College Hours Earned:  0
Grade Level:  11-12
Other Information:  Sumner Academy ONLY)
Description:  IB Art/Design courses prepare students to take the International Baccalaureate Art/Design exams at either the Subsidiary or Higher level. IB Art/Design courses help develop student’s aesthetic and creative faculties, offer training in awareness and criticism of art, and enable students to create quality works of art of their own. Students perform both studio and research work; the research component is designed to investigate particular topics or concepts of interest in further detail.

Course #:  07141042
Credit Type:  Fine Arts
Credit:  0.5
Pre/Co Requisite:  Art & Design 1 IBH
College Credit:  No
College Hours Earned:  0
Grade Level:  11-12
Other Information:  Sumner Academy ONLY
Description: IB Art/Design courses prepare students to take the International Baccalaureate Art/Design exams at either the Subsidiary or Higher level. IB Art/Design courses help develop student’s aesthetic and creative faculties, offer training in awareness and criticism of art, and enable students to create quality works of art of their own. Students perform both studio and research work; the research component is designed to investigate particular topics or concepts of interest in further detail.

Course #:  07119041
Credit Type:  Fine Arts
Credit:  0.5
Pre/Co Requisite:  No
College Credit:  No
College Hours Earned:  0
Grade Level:  09-12
Description: An understanding and knowledge of diverse historical and cultural contexts of architecture, sculpture, painting, and other media will be developed in this class. Students will examine and critically analyze major forms of artistic expression from the past and present from a variety of cultures.

Course #:  07119021
Credit Type:  Fine Arts
Credit:  0.5
Pre/Co Requisite:  No
College Credit:  No
College Hours Earned:  0
Grade Level:  09-12
Description: The Western Art History course offers a chronological survey of Western art from the beginning of civilization to the present time, including the most modern trends and ideas in the ever-changing world of art. An understanding and knowledge of diverse historical and cultural contexts of architecture, sculpture, painting, and other media will be developed in this class. This course can be taken before or after Art History: Beyond the West.

Course #:  03117002
Credit Type:  Science
Credit:  0.5
Pre/Co Requisite:  No
College Credit:  No
College Hours Earned:  0
Grade Level:  10-12
Description:  This course offers students the opportunity to study the solar system, stars, galaxies, and interstellar bodies. These courses usually introduce and use astronomical instruments and typically explore theories regarding the origin and evolution of the universe, space, and time.

Course #:  06105011
Credit Type:  ELECTIVE
Credit:  0.5
Pre/Co Requisite:  Essentials of Physical Education
College Credit:  No
College Hours Earned:  0
Grade Level:  10-12
Description:  This course is designed for the focused athlete emphasizing strength training, as well as general conditioning.  Free weights and weight machines will be utilized, in addition to cardiovascular and flexibility training.
 

Course #:  06115021
Credit Type:  ELECTIVE
Credit:  0.5
Pre/Co Requisite:  Athletic Weight Training 1
College Credit:  No
College Hours Earned:  0
Grade Level:  10-12
Description:  This course is designed for the focused athlete emphasizing strength training, as well as general conditioning.  Free weights and weight machines will be utilized, in addition to cardiovascular and flexibility training.

Course #:  21110330
Credit Type:  Career and Technical Education
Credit:  0.5
College Credit:  No
College Hours Earned:  0
Grade Level:  contact your counselor for more information
Description:  Lights, camera, action!  This course introduces you to the exciting world of audio and video production.  Learn how to plan, shoot, and edit videos using professional techniques and equipment.  Explore careers in media, develop creative storytelling skills, and create projects that entertain and inspire.  If you've ever wanted to make your own videos or explore media production, this class is your first step!

Course #:  21110538
Credit Type:  Career and Technical Education
Credit:  1.0
Pre-Requisite:  successful completion of Audio/Video Production 1 with a grade of C or higher
College Credit:  No
College Hours Earned:  0
Grade Level:  contact your counselor for more information
Description:  In this course, you'll plan, produce, and edit projects from start to finish.  Learn how to set up equipment, manage production workflows, and troubleshoot challenges while creating professional-quality videos.  You'll also explore career opportunities, build a portfolio, and gain real-world experience to prepare for success in the media industry.

Course #:  99092010
Credit Type:  ELECTIVE
Credit:  1.0
Pre/Co Requisite:  No
College Credit:  No
College Hours Earned:  0
Grade Level:  09
Description:  Advancement Via Individual Determination (AVID) is a program to prepare students for higher-level courses such as Pre-AP/AP courses, dual/concurrent classes, TEC, and/or post-secondary education.  AVID course work focuses on entrance and placement exams, career and college knowledge, test-taking strategies, refining Cornell note-taking strategy, time management, organizational skills, and presentation methods.  This full-year course is meant to be followed by additional years of participation in the program.

Course #:  99102010
Credit Type:  ELECTIVE
Credit:  1.0
Pre/Co Requisite:  No
College Credit:  No
College Hours Earned:  0
Grade Level:  10
Description:  Advancement Via Individual Determination (AVID) is a program to prepare students for higher-level courses such as Pre-AP/AP courses, dual/concurrent classes, TEC, and/or post-secondary education.  AVID course work focuses on entrance and placement exams, career and college knowledge, test-taking strategies, refining Cornell note-taking strategy, time management, organizational skills, and presentation methods.  This full-year course is meant to be followed by additional years of participation in the program.

Course #:  99112010
Credit Type:  ELECTIVE
Credit:  1.0
Pre/Co Requisite:  No
College Credit:  No
College Hours Earned:  0
Grade Level:  11
Description:  Advancement Via Individual Determination (AVID) is a program to prepare students for higher-level courses such as Pre-AP/AP courses, dual/concurrent classes, TEC, and/or post-secondary education.  AVID course work focuses on entrance and placement exams, career and college knowledge, test-taking strategies, refining Cornell note-taking strategy, time management, organizational skills, and presentation methods.  This full-year course is meant to be followed by additional years of participation in the program.

Course #:  99122010
Credit Type:  ELECTIVE
Credit:  1.0
Pre/Co Requisite:  No
College Credit:  No
College Hours Earned:  0
Grade Level:  12
Description:  Advancement Via Individual Determination (AVID) is a program to prepare students for higher-level courses such as Pre-AP/AP courses, dual/concurrent classes, TEC, and/or post-secondary education.  AVID course work focuses on entrance and placement exams, career and college knowledge, test-taking strategies, refining Cornell note-taking strategy, time management, organizational skills, and presentation methods.  This full-year course is meant to be followed by additional years of participation in the program.

Course #:  21120319
Credit Type:  Career and Technical Education
Credit:  0.5
College Credit:  No
College Hours Earned:  0
Grade Level:  contact your counselor for more information
Description:  Learn the fundamentals of the baking industry, including food safety, equipment use, and ingredient functions.  Master techniques for making break, cookies, cakes, pastries, and more, while exploring the science behind each recipe.  This hands-on course is perfect for students passionate about creating delicious baked goods and exploring careers in the culinary world.

Course #:  21120321
Credit Type:  Career and Technical Education
Credit:  0.5
Pre-Requisite:  successful completion of Baking and Pastry 1 with a grade of C or higher
College Credit:  No
College Hours Earned:  0
Grade Level:  contact your counselor for more information
Description:  This course builds on Baking and Pastry 1, diving deeper into the production of breads, pastries, pies, and specialty desserts.  You'll refine techniques in culinary math, safety, sanitation, and ingredient functions while creating professional-quality baked goods.  This hands-on course prepares you for advanced culinary opportunities and career readiness in the baking industry.

Course #:  21520533
Credit Type:  Career and Technical Education
Credit:  0.5
Co-Requisite:  Investing
College Credit:  No
College Hours Earned:  0
Grade Level:  contact your counselor for more information
Description:  In this course, you will learn how banks operate, how they generate profit, and the laws and regulations that govern the industry.  Gain skills in financial analysis, technology, and security while discovering the loan application process and the importance of building strong client relationships.  This course also offers insights into careers in banking, helping you plan your future in the financial industry.

Course #:  08092011
Credit Type:  Fine Arts
Credit:  1.0
Pre/Co Requisite:  No
College Credit:  No
College Hours Earned:  0
Grade Level:  09-12
Description:  Bass Chorus is a training organization for tenor and bass voices, designed to develop basic vocal technique, music literacy, and performance skills.  Students are assessed on skills that are demonstrated both during and outside of the school day.  Attendance is encouraged at both in and out-of-school rehearsals and performances.  This course may be taken for credit in multiple years.

Course #:  08095002
Credit Type:  Fine Arts
Credit:  1.0
Pre/Co Requisite:  No
College Credit:  No
College Hours Earned:  0
Grade Level:  09-12
Description:  Beginning band is for students with no prior band experience.   Emphasis will be on music reading, rhythmic counting, technical skills, and tone production to prepare for advancement to the high school band.

Course #:  03101020
Credit Type:  Science
Credit:  1.0
Pre/Co Requisite:  No
College Credit:  No
College Hours Earned:  0
Grade Level:  09-12
Description:  This course is a laboratory-oriented course designed to introduce students to the diversity of living organisms. The course introduces basic principles of morphology and function in the plant and animal kingdoms, microbiology, reproduction, heredity, and biological processes and systems.

Course #:  03141012
Credit Type:  Science
Credit:  1.0
Pre/Co Requisite:  No
College Credit:  No
College Hours Earned:  0
Grade Level:  11-12
Other Information:  Sumner Academy ONLY
Description:  IB Biology courses prepare students to take the International Baccalaureate Biology exams at either the Subsidiary or Higher level. In keeping with the general aim of IB Experimental Sciences courses, IB Biology promotes understanding of the facts, principles, and concepts underlying the biological field; critical analysis, evaluation, and generation of scientific information and hypotheses; improved ability to communicate scientific ideas; and an awareness of the impact of biology and scientific advances in biology upon both society and issues of ethical, philosophical, and political importance. Course content varies, but includes study of living organisms from the cellular level through functioning entities within the biosphere. Laboratory experimentation is an essential component of these courses.

Course #:  03141002
Credit Type:  Science
Credit:  1.0
Pre/Co Requisite:  No
College Credit:  No
College Hours Earned:  0
Grade Level:  11-12
Other Information:  Sumner Academy ONLY
Description:  IB Biology courses prepare students to take the International Baccalaureate Biology exams at either the Subsidiary or Higher level. In keeping with the general aim of IB Experimental Sciences courses, IB Biology promotes understanding of the facts, principles, and concepts underlying the biological field; critical analysis, evaluation, and generation of scientific information and hypotheses; improved ability to communicate scientific ideas; and an awareness of the impact of biology and scientific advances in biology upon both society and issues of ethical, philosophical, and political importance. Course content varies, but includes study of living organisms from the cellular level through functioning entities within the biosphere.  Laboratory experimentation is an essential component of these courses.

Course #:  03141022
Credit Type:  Science
Credit:  1.0
Pre/Co Requisite:  No
College Credit:  No
College Hours Earned:  0
Grade Level:  11-12
Other Information:  Sumner Academy ONLY
Description:  IB Biology courses prepare students to take the International Baccalaureate Biology exams at either the Subsidiary or Higher level. In keeping with the general aim of IB Experimental Sciences courses, IB Biology promotes understanding of the facts, principles, and concepts underlying the biological field; critical analysis, evaluation, and generation of scientific information and hypotheses; improved ability to communicate scientific ideas; and an awareness of the impact of biology and scientific advances in biology upon both society and issues of ethical, philosophical, and political importance. Course content varies, but includes study of living organisms from the cellular level through functioning entities within the biosphere.  Laboratory experimentation is an essential component of these courses

Course #:  03141032
Credit Type:  Science
Credit:  1.0
Pre/Co Requisite:  No
College Credit:  No
College Hours Earned:  0
Grade Level:  11-12
Other Information:  Sumner Academy ONLY
Description:  IB Biology courses prepare students to take the International Baccalaureate Biology exams at either the Subsidiary or Higher level. In keeping with the general aim of IB Experimental Sciences courses, IB Biology promotes understanding of the facts, principles, and concepts underlying the biological field; critical analysis, evaluation, and generation of scientific information and hypotheses; improved ability to communicate scientific ideas; and an awareness of the impact of biology and scientific advances in biology upon both society and issues of ethical, philosophical, and political importance. Course content varies, but includes study of living organisms from the cellular level through functioning entities within the biosphere.  Laboratory experimentation is an essential component of these courses.

Course #:  03101020
Credit Type:  Science
Credit:  1.0
Pre/Co Requisite:  No
College Credit:  No
College Hours Earned:  0
Grade Level:  11-12
Description: Adhering to the curricula recommended by the College Board and designed to parallel college-level introductory biology courses, AP Biology courses emphasize four general concepts:  evolution; cellular processes (energy and communication); genetics and information transfer; and interactions of biological systems.  For each concept, these courses emphasize the development of scientific inquiry and reasoning skills, such as designing a plan for collecting data, analyzing data, applying mathematical routines, and connecting concepts in and across domains.  AP Biology courses include college-level laboratory investigations. 

Course #:  03101050
Credit Type:  Science
Credit:  1.0
Pre/Co Requisite:  No
College Credit:  No
College Hours Earned:  0
Grade Level:  10-12
Description:  This course is a laboratory-oriented course designed to introduce students to the diversity of living organisms.  The course introduces basic principles of morphology and function in the plant and animal kingdoms, microbiology, reproduction, heredity, and biological processes and systems.

Course #:  21260515
Credit Type:  Career and Technical Education
Credit:  1.0
Pre/Co Requisite:  successful completion with a C or higher of at least 1.0 technical credits in the pathway
College Credit:  No
College Hours Earned:  0
Grade Level:  contact your counselor for more information
Description:  In Biomedical Innovation, you'll tackle real-world health challenges by applying your knowledge of biomedical sciences.  Explore topics like clinical medicine, biomedical engineering, and public health while designing innovative solutions to 21st-century problems.  This hands-on capstone course lets you work on independent projects, create prototypes, and present your findings to professionals in the healthcare and business community.

Course #:  03112021
Credit Type:  Science
Credit:  0.5
Pre/Co Requisite:  No
College Credit:  No
College Hours Earned:  0
Grade Level:  10-12
Description:  This course is a laboratory oriented course focusing on the study of plants from the primitive algae to the complex seed plants. The class provides students with an understanding of plants, their life cycles, and their evolutionary relationships.

Course #:  04117021
Credit Type:  Social Studies
Credit:  0.5
Grade Level:  contact your counselor for more information
Description:  Business Economics integrates economic principles (such as free market economy, consumerism, and the role of American government within the economic system) with entrepreneurship/business concepts (such as marketing principles, business law, and risk). With a primary emphasis on the principles of microeconomics and the U.S. economic system. Students will also cover topics such as principles of macroeconomics, international economics, and comparative economics.

Course #:  21520317
Credit Type:  Career and Technical Education
Credit:  0.5
College Credit:  No
College Hours Earned:  0
Grade Level:  contact your counselor for more information
Description:  Discover the foundations of the legal system and its impact on business and individuals in Business Law.  Explore topics like criminal and civil law, contracts, property rights, consumer protection, and employment law.  Learn how laws shape business practices, ethical decision-making, and government compliance.  This course is perfect for students interested in understanding legal concepts and exploring careers in law, business, or public administration.

Course #:  21520319
Credit Type:  Career and Technical Education
Credit:  0.5
Grade Level:  contact your counselor for more information
Description:  This course covers planning, staffing, financing, and controlling functions, giving you a macro-level understanding of the business world.  You'll learn about management styles, economic principles, human resources, and risk management, while applying real-world problem-solving skills to make informed decisions.  Perfect for students ready to build a strong foundation for success in business!

Course #:  21260327
Credit Type:  Career and Technical Education
Credit:  0.5
College Credit:  No
College Hours Earned:  0
Grade Level:  contact your counselor for more information
Description:  This course introduces you to the fundamentals of athletic healthcare, including injury prevention, assessment, and rehabilitation.  Learn about anatomy, patient care, legal considerations, and therapeutic techniques like taping, stretching, and massage.  Through hands-on practice and real-world scenarios, you'll gain valuable skills for pursuing a career in athletic training, physical therapy, or other health science fields.

Course #:  21120525
Credit Type:  Career and Technical Education
Credit:  0.5
Pre-Req:  successful completion with a C or higher of at least 1.0 technical credits in the pathway
Grade Level:  contact your counselor for more information
Description:  Experience the real world of work!  Work with mentors, build professional skills, and explore real workplace environments.  Perfect for students ready to develop leadership, communication, and problem-solving abilities while preparing for their future careers!

Course #:  21140353
Credit Type:  Career and Technical Education
Credit:  1.0
Pre/Co-Requisite:  No
College Credit:  No
College Hours Earned:  0
Grade Level:  contact your counselor for more information
Description:  Learn the essential skills of construction in Carpentry 1!  This course introduces you to the tools, techniques, and safety standards used in the industry.  Gain hands-on experience in blueprint reading, building materials estimation, and consulting flooring, wall, and roof systems.  Master the use of hand and power tools while learning foundational construction methods for residential and commercial projects.  Perfect for students ready to build their future in construction!

Course #:  21140557
Credit Type:  Career and Technical Education
Credit:  1.0
Pre-Requisite:  successful completion of Carpentry 1 with a grade of C or higher
College Credit:  No
College Hours Earned:  0
Grade Level:  contact your counselor for more information
Description:  Advance your construction skills with Carpentry 2!  This course builds on the foundations from Carpentry 1, focusing on rough construction and finish work.  Gain hands-on experience installing insulation, windows, doors, siding, drywall, interior trim, and cabinets.  Learn stair layout and construction while understanding how HVAC, electrical, and plumbing systems fit into a project.  Perfect for students ready to master more advanced construction techniques!
 

Course #:  07094021
Credit Type:  Fine Arts
Credit:  0.5
Pre/Co Requisite:  Design Fundamentals
College Credit:  No
College Hours Earned:  0
Grade Level:  09-12
Description: The purpose of this course is to learn the various hand-building techniques of working with clay such as coil, slab, pinch and drape.  An introduction to wheel-thrown pots and glaze application will be included. 

Course #:  07104021
Credit Type:  Fine Arts
Credit:  0.5
Pre/Co Requisite:  Design Fundamentals (required( and Ceramics 1
College Credit:  No
College Hours Earned:  0
Grade Level:  10-12
Description: The purpose of this course is to further explore the hand-building techniques learned in Ceramics 1.  Additional techniques will be covered, such as wheel and hand-built forms, handles, glaze formulas, glaze mixing and application, kiln loading and firing. Advanced throwing techniques will also be introduced

Course #:  08103042
Credit Type:  Fine Arts
Credit:  1.0
Pre/Co Requisite:  Instructor Approval
College Credit:  No
College Hours Earned:  0
Grade Level:  10-12
Description:  Chamber Singers is an advanced, small, mixed ensemble for students who exceed prescribed skills in the curriculum. Participants study and perform literature in various musical styles and learn advanced vocal and choral techniques.  Students are assessed on skills that are demonstrated both during and outside of the school day; evening and weekend activities are encouraged. This course may be taken for credit in multiple years.

Course #:  03113020
Credit Type:  Science
Credit:  1.0
Pre/Co Requisite:  No
College Credit:  No
College Hours Earned:  0
Grade Level:  10-12
Description:  This course is designed to provide an introduction to the chemical and physical behavior of matter. Upon successful completion of the course, students will be able to show mastery of laboratory procedures and the use of laboratory apparatus. They will also demonstrate the ability to gather experimental data through observations, and perform a scientific analysis of results obtained from experimentation. Students will also show proficiency in writing and understanding formulas, equations, and associated stoichiometry. Other topics of study will include elements, compounds, states of matter, solutions, chemical bonding, chemical reactions, and the gas laws. Students must successfully complete Algebra 1 to have the requisite math skills for this course.

Course #:  03143004
Credit Type:  Science
Credit:  1.0
Pre/Co Requisite:  No
College Credit:  No
College Hours Earned:  0
Grade Level:  11-12
Other Information:  Sumner Academy ONLY
Description:  Usually taken after a comprehensive initial study of chemistry, Chemistry Advanced Studies courses cover chemical properties and interactions in more detail. Advanced chemistry topics include organic chemistry, thermodynamics, electrochemistry, macromolecules, kinetic theory, and nuclear chemistry.

Course #:  03143002
Credit Type:  Science
Credit:  1.0
Pre/Co Requisite:  No
College Credit:  No
College Hours Earned:  0
Grade Level:  11-12
Other Information:  Sumner Academy ONLY
Description:  IB Chemistry courses prepare students to take the International Baccalaureate Chemistry exams at either the Subsidiary or Higher level. In keeping with the general aim of IB Experimental Sciences courses, IB Chemistry promotes understanding of the facts, patterns, and principles underlying the field of chemistry; critical analysis, evaluation, prediction, and generation of scientific information and hypotheses; improved ability to communicate scientific ideas; and an awareness of the impact of chemistry and scientific advances in chemistry upon both society and issues of ethical, philosophical, and political importance.  Course content varies, but includes the study of the materials of the environment, their properties, and their interaction. Laboratory experimentation is an essential part of these courses.

Course #:  03143022
Credit Type:  Science
Credit:  1.0
Pre/Co Requisite:  No
College Credit:  No
College Hours Earned:  0
Grade Level:  11-12
Other Information:  Sumner Academy ONLY
Description:  IB Chemistry courses prepare students to take the International Baccalaureate Chemistry exams at either the Subsidiary or Higher level. In keeping with the general aim of IB Experimental Sciences courses, IB Chemistry promotes understanding of the facts, patterns, and principles underlying the field of chemistry; critical analysis, evaluation, prediction, and generation of scientific information and hypotheses; improved ability to communicate scientific ideas; and an awareness of the impact of chemistry and scientific advances in chemistry upon both society and issues of ethical, philosophical, and political importance. Course content varies, but includes the study of the materials of the environment, their properties, and their interaction. Laboratory experimentation is an essential part of these courses

Course #:  03143032
Credit Type:  Science
Credit:  1.0
Pre/Co Requisite:  No
College Credit:  No
College Hours Earned:  0
Grade Level:  11-12
Other Information:  Sumner Academy ONLY
Description:  IB Chemistry courses prepare students to take the International Baccalaureate Chemistry exams at either the Subsidiary or Higher level. In keeping with the general aim of IB Experimental Sciences courses, IB Chemistry promotes understanding of the facts, patterns, and principles underlying the field of chemistry; critical analysis, evaluation, prediction, and generation of scientific information and hypotheses; improved ability to communicate scientific ideas; and an awareness of the impact of chemistry and scientific advances in chemistry upon both society and issues of ethical, philosophical, and political importance. Course content varies, but includes the study of the materials of the environment, their properties, and their interaction. Laboratory experimentation is an essential part of these courses.
 

Course #:  03133020
Credit Type:  Science
Credit:  1.0
Pre/Co Requisite:  No
College Credit:  No
College Hours Earned:  0
Grade Level:  11-12
Other Information:  Advanced Placement and Pre-AP courses are available for high school students. The exact courses scheduled at a building each school year depend on student interest and instructor availability. See the school counselor for additional information.
Description:  The AP Chemistry course provides students with a college-level foundation to support future advanced course work in chemistry.  Students cultivate their understanding of chemistry through inquiry-based investigations, as they explore topics such as:  atomic structure, intermolecular forces and bonding, chemical reactions, kinetics, thermodynamics, and equilibrium. Created by the AP Chemistry Development Committee, the course curriculum is compatible with many Chemistry courses in colleges and universities

Course #:  08103062
Credit Type:  Fine Arts
Credit:  1.0
Pre/Co Requisite:  Instructor Approval
College Credit:  No
College Hours Earned:  0
Grade Level:  10-12
Description:  Chorale is a large, advanced, choral ensemble for students who exceed prescribed skills in the curriculum. Students in this choir will study and perform literature in various musical styles and learn advanced vocal and choral techniques.  Students are assessed on skills that are demonstrated both during and outside of the school day; evening activities are encouraged.  This course may be taken for credit in multiple years.

Course #:  21140517
Credit Type:  Career and Technical Education
Credit:  1.0
Pre-Requisite:  successful completion with a C or higher of at least 1.0 technical credits in the pathway
Grade Level:  contact your counselor for more information
Description:  In this course, you'll explore how these professions shape the world around us by tackling real-wolrd challenges using design software and hands-on problem-solving.  Learn about project planning, site development, building design, and structural analysis while creating and presenting your own innovative designs.  This course is perfect for students interested in engineering, architecture, or sustainable design.
 

Course #:  011290512
Credit Type:  ELECTIVE
Credit:  0.5
Pre/Co Requisite:  No
College Credit:  No
College Hours Earned: 0
Grade Level:  9-12
Other Information:  None
Description: This half credit semester-course focuses on four objectives: to familiarize students with film genres, terminology, and techniques; to analyze film through literary modes; to sharpen critical analysis of all aspects of film; and to instill an appreciation of film as a cultural medium and an art form, not just entertainment. Students will examine works presented in two different media to gain insight and understanding into the workings of those media, including their biases and their strengths.

Course #:  02111060
Credit Type:  Math
Credit:  1.0
Pre/Co Requisite:  Algebra 2 or Algebra 2 & Trigonometry+
College Credit:  No
College Hours Earned:  0
Grade Level:  11-12
Description:  College Prep Algebra is available for students after completing either Algebra 2 or Algebra 2 & Trigonometry Honors. The purpose of this course is to prepare students to be successful in College Algebra. Instruction emphasizes a more in depth look at quadratic and polynomial equations with real and complex solutions, exponential and logarithmic equations and functions, and rational expressions. Other topics include transformations, sequences and series, conics, and trigonometry.
 

Course #:  21120523
Credit Type:  Career and Technical Education
Credit:  0.5
College Credit:  No
College Hours Earned:  0
Grade Level:  contact your counselor for more information
Description:  Make a difference in your community with Community Connections!  This course combines classroom learning with real-world experiences, allowing you to develop leadership, communication, and problem-solving skills.  Work with local organizations, set personal goals, and explore careers in family and community services.  Perfect for students passionate about helping others and building a brighter future.

Course #: 01095061
Credit Type: Speech Communications
Credit: 0.5
Pre/Co Requisite: No
College Credit: No
College Hours Earned: 0
Grade Level: 9-12
Other Information: None
Description: This spring semester course is designed to help students prepare and perform in public speaking, acting, and/or debate competitions.  Students will learn skills such as oral interpretation of literature, logic and reasoning, the organization of thought and supporting materials, and effective presentation of one's voice and body. The student is expected to participate in at least two of the above-mentioned areas in at least three Friday/Saturday interscholastic tournaments/competitions.

Course #:  01119001
Credit Type:  ELECTIVE
Credit:  0.5
Pre/Co Requisite:  No
College Credit:  No
College Hours Earned: 0
Grade Level:  11-12
Other Information:  None
Description: Composition and Research involves a refinement of composition skills with special focus on those skills necessary to conduct a successful research project or Senior Exhibition. Students should be scheduled in sections according to their selected graduation paths. Students will select and narrow a topic relating to their chosen graduation paths, create a working bibliography, evidence from a variety of sources, develop note cards, organize their note cards to create an outline, develop a thesis, write an effective introduction and conclusion, use appropriate (according to area of study) documentation in the MLA, APA, or other format, write an effective body, include a bibliography of works cited, and produce a quality final product. The course also introduces students to a variety of on-line services and databases to assist in research and writing. (Note: Students will be exposed to Chicago style citations, but MLA and APA citation style(s) are emphasized.)

Course #:  21110315
Credit Type:  Career and Technical Education
Credit:  1.0
Pre/Co-Requisite:  No
College Credit:  No
College Hours Earned:  0
Grade Level:  contact your counselor for more information
Description:  Unlock the power of coding in Computer Programming!  This course introduces you to building computer programs using popular programming languages like Java, Python, or C++.  You'll learn how to write, debug, and document code while exploring key concepts like program structure, data management, and system design.  Through hands-on projects, you'll develop skills to create real-world applications, preparing you for a future in software development and technology innovation.

Course #:  10094011
Credit Type:  Career and Technical Education
Credit:  1.0
Pre/Co-Requisite:  successful completion with a C or higher of at least 1.0 technical credits in the pathway
College Credit:  No
College Hours Earned:  0
Grade Level:  contact your counselor for more information
Description:  This course introduces you to the fundamentals of protecting networks and data from threats.  Learn about security practices, risk assessment, and the tools used to prevent cyberattacks.  Explore topics like ethical security, encryption, and safe-guarding systems from malware and phishing.

Course #:  08095031
Credit Type:  Fine Arts
Credit:  0.5
Pre-Req:  prior band experience or instructor approval
Co-Requisite:  Marching Band
College Credit:  No
College Hours Earned:  0
Grade Level:  09-12
Description:  Concert Band provides a continuation of the skills developed in 8th grade band by students in grades 9-12.  Students enrolled in marching band during the fall semester may enroll in this class during the spring semester.  Emphasis will be placed on instrumental technique and ensemble skills.  Concert Band is a co-curricular course:  students are assessed on skills that are demonstrated both during and outside of the school day; evening and weekend activities are encouraged. This course may be taken for credit in multiple years.

Course #:  08094012
Credit Type:  Fine Arts
Credit:  1.0
Pre/Co Requisite:  previous string experience or instructor approval
College Credit:  No
College Hours Earned:  0
Grade Level:  09-12
Description:  Concert Strings provides a continuation of the skills developed in 8th grade orchestra by students in grades 9-12. Concert Strings is a co-curricular course: students are assessed on skills that are demonstrated both during and outside of the school day; evening and weekend activities are encouraged.  This course may be taken for credit in multiple years.

Course #:  01113001
Credit Type:  ELECTIVE
Credit:  0.5
Pre/Co Requisite:  No
College Credit:  No
College Hours Earned: 0
Grade Level:  9-12
Other Information:  None
Description: Creative Writing offers students the opportunity to develop and improve their technique and individual style in poetry, short story, drama, and other forms of prose. The emphasis of the course is on writing; however, students may study exemplary representations and authors to obtain a fuller appreciation of the form and craft. This course may cover several expressive forms, or concentrate exclusively on one particular form (such as poetry or playwriting). This semester-course focuses on the process and products of creative writing. In this class, students will examine models of writing, including exemplary representations and authors, and they will create their own original pieces in various genres, including poetry, short stories, essays, dramas and other modes. This course may cover several expressive forms, or concentrate exclusively on one particular form (such as poetry or playwriting).

Course #:  21120315
Credit Type:  Career and Technical Education
Credit:  1.0
College Credit:  No
College Hours Earned:  0
Grade Level:  contact your counselor for more information
Description:  This course teaches you essential skills for careers in the restaurant industry, including food safety, menu management, culinary math, and professional cooking techniques.  Learn to prepare and present a variety of dishes while exploring restaurant management and sustainable food practices.  With hands-on experience, you'll build the skills needed to succeed in the fast-paced culinary world.

Course #:  21120317
Credit Type:  Career and Technical Education
Credit:  0.5
Pre-Requisite:  successful completion of Culinary 1 with a grade of C or higher
College Credit:  No
College Hours Earned:  0
Grade Level:  contact your counselor for more information
Description:  This advanced course expands on what you learned in Culinary 1, adding new topics like nutrition, food service management, and advanced cooking techniques.  Explore front and back-of-house roles, customer service, inventory management, and cost control while perfecting your food preparation and presentation skills.  Get ready for hands-on experiences that prepare you for careers in the culinary and hospitality industries!

Course #:  21120313
Credit Type:  Career and Technical Education
Credit:  0.5
College Credit:  No
College Hours Earned:  0
Grade Level:  contact your counselor for more information
Description:  Get started in the culinary world with Culinary Essentials!  This course introduces you to the basics of food preparation, safety, and sanitation, along with the proper use of tools and equipment.  Learn essential cooking techniques, recipe conversions, and plating skills while exploring career pathways in the food service industry.  Whether you're aiming for a culinary career or just want to sharpen your cooking skills, this hands-on course sets the foundation for success!

Course #: 01095011
Credit Type: Speech Communications
Credit: 0.5
Pre/Co Requisite: No
College Credit: No
College Hours Earned: 0
Grade Level: 9-12
Other Information: None
Description: This fall semester course is designed to support students to prepare and perform in debate competitions.  This course offers students the opportunity to learn how to use oral skills in formal and informal situations. Students will be able to develop such skills as logic and reasoning, research and analysis, organization of thought and supporting materials, argumentative style and skill, and effective presentation of one's voice and body. This course introduces students to the methods, aims, and styles used in various kinds of debates. Students are expected to participate in at least four interscholastic tournaments. Tournaments take place outside of the regular school day and may include weekends.

Course #:  07091001
Credit Type:  Fine Arts
Credit:  0.5
Pre/Co Requisite:  No
College Credit:  No
College Hours Earned:  0
Grade Level:  09-12
Other Information: To take advanced courses, the student must successfully complete this course.
Description:  Design Fundamentals focuses on the basic elements and principles of design. The purpose of this course is to establish a firm background in the basics of good design. Students must demonstrate progress in visual communications. Emphasis will be placed on learning to use media more competently and the ability to move beyond the simple design concepts. In order to take advanced courses, the student must successfully complete this course.

Course #:  21520353
Credit Type:  Career and Technical Education
Credit:  0.5
College Credit:  No
College Hours Earned:  0
Grade Level:  contact your counselor for more information
Description:  Explore the dynamic world of online business with Digital Marketing!  This course covers essential skills like creating digital marketing plans, managing online campaigns, and analyzing the impact of social media, email, and e-commerce platforms.  Learn about branding, consumer psychology, and how to use analytics to track marketing success.  Perfect for students interested in using technology to connect with audiences and build successful brands in the digital age!

Course #:  21140365
Credit Type:  Career and Technical Education
Credit:  1.0
Pre/Co-Requisite:  No
College Credit:  No
College Hours Earned:  0
Grade Level:  contact your counselor for more information
Description:  Step into the world of design with Drafting/Architecture 1!  This course introduces you to architectural drafting techniques, focusing on creating floor plans, electrical and plumbing layouts, and foundation designs for residential and light commercial structures.  Learn about site orientation, historical architectural styles, and 3D modeling while developing essential skills to bring your designs to life.  Perfect for students interested in architecture, engineering, or construction design!

Course #:  21140567
Credit Type:  Career and Technical Education
Credit:  0.5
Pre-Requisite:  successful completion of Drafting/Architecture 1 with a grade of C or higher
Grade Level:  contact your counselor for more information
Description:  Take your design skills to the next level in Drafting/Architecture 2.  This advanced course focuses on architectural trends, green building techniques, and cutting-edge technologies in HVAC, electrical, and plumbing systems.  You'll work on designing functional and sustainable spaces, creating construction documents, and developing commercial landscape designs.  Collaborate with peers, apply industry standards, and present your designs to prepare for a career in architecture or construction design!

Course #:  07091011
Credit Type:  Fine Arts
Credit:  0.5
Pre/Co Requisite:  Design Fundamentals
College Credit:  No
College Hours Earned:  0
Grade Level:  09-12
Description: This course will provide the necessary discipline for acquainting students with the basic skills and techniques of drawing. The major emphasis of the course will be increasing visual perception. A wide range of drawing media will become part of the learning-to-see program. Students will be introduced to a wide range of techniques and media. Emphasis will be placed on learning to use media more competently and moving beyond the simple concepts into more advanced work area.

Course #:  07101011
Credit Type:  Fine Arts
Credit:  0.5
Pre/Co Requisite:  Design Fundamentals (required) and Drawing 1
College Credit:  No
College Hours Earned:  0
Grade Level:  10-12
Description: This course will stress experimentation, research, and physical application of knowledge.  There will be research into drawing methods and materials used by past artists as well as exploration of new approaches to drawing.

Course #:  03115002
Credit Type:  Science
Credit:  0.5
Pre/Co Requisite:  No
College Credit:  No
College Hours Earned:  0
Grade Level:  10-12
Description: This course offers insight into the environment on earth and the earth’s environment in space. While presenting the concepts and principles essential to students’ understanding of the dynamics and history of the earth, these courses usually explore oceanography, geology, astronomy, meteorology, and geography.  

Course #:  21140325
Credit Type:  Career and Technical Education
Credit:  1.0
Grade Level:  contact your counselor for more information
Description:  Discover the foundations of electricity and electronics!  This course introduces you to key concepts like Ohm's Law, circuit design, and the differences between direct and alternating currents.  Learn to work with tools like DMM meters and oscilloscopes while constructing and troubleshooting circuits.  Explore topics such as motor theory, transformers, and magnetic properties as you gain hands-on experience to prepare for careers in energy or electronics industries.

Course #:  21140531
Credit Type:  Career and Technical Education
Credit:  0.5
Pre-Requisite:  successful completion of Electricity and Electronics 1 with a grade of C or higher
Co-Requisite: HVAC Technology 
Grade Level:  contact your counselor for more information
Description:  Build on your knowledge of electricity and electronics by troubleshooting complex circuits, working with motors and transformers, and exploring advanced components like digital electronics.  This hands-on course sharpens your skills in diagnosing and maintaining systems, preparing you for careers in energy and electronics!

Course #:  21140323
Credit Type:  Career and Technical Education
Credit:  1.0
Grade Level:  contact your counselor for more information
Description:  Discover how energy powers our world with Energy Industry Fundamentals!  This course explores the generation, transmission, and use of energy, the evolution of the energy industry, and the importance of a reliable and sustainable power grid.  Learn about smart grids, energy policies, and the role of energy in communities and businesses.  Gain insights into careers in the energy industry while working toward a nationally recognized credential.  Perfect for students passionate about energy and innovation!

Course #:  21140327
Credit Type:  Career and Technical Education
Credit:  1.0
Grade Level:  contact your counselor for more information
Description:  Explore the world of energy in Energy, Power, and Society!  This course dives into renewable and nonrenewable energy sources, how power is generated and used, and the impacts on our economy, environment, and society.  Learn about innovative energy solutions, transportation systems, and ways to address energy challenges.  Through hands-on projects and analysis, discover how energy shapes our world and your role in its future!

Course #:  21140313
Credit Type:  Career and Technical Education
Credit:  1.0
College Credit:  No
College Hours Earned:  0
Grade Level:  contact your counselor for more information
Description:  Explore the creative and technical side of design in Engineering Design!  This course guides you through the engineering design process, from sketching and drafting to creating 2D and 3D models using advanced CAD software.  Learn about the history of engineering, solve real-world problems, and develop assembly designs while building teamwork and presentation skills.  Perfect for students ready to bring innovative ideas to life!

Course #:  21140519
Credit Type:  Career and Technical Education
Credit:  1.0
Pre-Requisite:  successful completion with a C or higher of at least 1.0 technical credits in the pathway
Grade Level:  contact your counselor for more information
Description:  Turn your ideas into reality!  This capstone course challenges you to identify real-world problems, research solutions, and create innovative designs.  Develop technical drawings, build prototypes, and test your creations to refine your ideas.  Collaborate with peers, apply STEM principles, and present your final project to a panel of experts.  Perfect for students ready to explore engineering and innovation at a deeper level!
 

Course #:  21140111
Credit Type:  Career and Technical Education
Credit:  1.0
Grade Level:  contact your counselor for more information
Description:  Discover the exciting world of engineering!  Learn about design, robotics, automation, flight, electricity, and manufacturing through hands-on projects and computer-aided design (CAD).  Explore various engineering disciplines, develop problem-solving skills, and work on team-based challenges.  Perfect for students ready to innovate and explore careers in engineering.

Course #: 01091020
Credit Type: English
Credit: 1.0
Pre/Co Requisite: No
College Credit: No
College Hours Earned: 0
Grade Level: 9-12
Other Information: None
Description: English 1 is a standards-based course focusing on thematic units of study appropriate to grade level 9. The curriculum comprises a variety of literary and informational text, writing for various purposes, speaking and listening, and language skills (e.g., grammar, vocabulary).  Students analyze texts for key ideas and details, evaluating the author’s craft and textual structures in order to integrate ideas and details into well-written texts of their own. Students take part in collaborative discussions to develop textual, visual, digital, and media literacies.

Course #:  15091020
Credit Type:  English
Credit:  1.0
Pre/Co Requisite:  No
College Credit:  No
College Hours Earned:  0
Grade Level:  09
Description:  English 1 ELD is a standards-based course focusing on thematic units of study appropriate to grade level 9 and designed for multilinguals still developing their English language proficiency.  The curriculum comprises a variety of literary and information text, writing for various purposes, speaking and listening, and language skills (e.g., grammar, vocabulary).  Students analyze texts for key ideas and details, evaluate the author’s craft and textual structures in order to integrate ideas and details into well-written texts of their own.  Students take part in collaborative discussions to develop textual, visual, digital, and media literacies.  This course must be taught by an ESOL endorsed teacher in order to provide appropriate scaffolds for the language development while meeting grade-level standards

Course #: 01091042
Credit Type: English
Credit: 1.0
Pre/Co Requisite: No
College Credit: No
College Hours Earned: 0
Grade Level: 9-12
Other Information: None
Description: English 1 Honors is a standards-based course focusing on thematic units of study as in English 1. The curriculum comprises a variety of literary and informational text, writing for various purposes, speaking and listening, and language skills (e.g., grammar, vocabulary). Students analyze texts for key ideas and details, evaluating the author’s craft and textual structures in order to integrate ideas and details into well written texts of their own. Students take part in collaborative discussions to develop textual, visual, digital, and media literacies. Students should expect varying reading and writing tasks than those assigned in English 1. This course requires more in-depth study of the curriculum. Students should carefully consider the extra time needed for this challenging course.

Course #:  01091055
Credit Type:  English
Credit:  1.0
Pre/Co Requisite:  No
College Credit:  No
College Hours Earned: 0
Grade Level:  9-12
Other Information:  Advanced Placement and Pre-AP courses are available for high school students.  The exact courses scheduled at a building each school year depend on student interest and instructor availability.  See the school counselor for additional information.
Description: English 1 is a standards-based course focusing on thematic units of study appropriate to grade level 9. The curriculum comprises a variety of literary and informational text, writing for various purposes, speaking and listening, and language skills (e.g., grammar, vocabulary).  Students analyze texts for key ideas and details, evaluating the author’s craft and textual structures in order to integrate ideas and details into well-written texts of their own. Students take part in collaborative discussions to develop textual, visual, digital, and media literacies.

Course #: 01101020
Credit Type: English
Credit: 1.0
Pre/Co Requisite: English 1 or English 1 Honors
College Credit:  No
College Hours Earned: 0
Grade Level: 10-12
Other Information: None
Description: English 2 is a standards-based course focusing on thematic units of study appropriate to grade level 10. The curriculum comprises a variety of literary and informational text, writing for various purposes, speaking and listening, and language skills (e.g., grammar, vocabulary).  Students analyze texts for key ideas and details, evaluating the author’s craft and textual structures in order to integrate ideas and details into well-written texts of their own. Students take part in collaborative discussions to develop textual, visual, digital, and media literacies.

Course #:  15101020
Credit Type:  English
Credit:  1.0
Pre/Co Requisite:  No
College Credit:  No
College Hours Earned:  0
Grade Level:  10
Description:  English 2 ELD is a standards-based course focusing on thematic units of study appropriate to grade level 10 and designed for multilinguals still developing their English language proficiency.  The curriculum comprises a variety of literary and information text, writing for various purposes, speaking and listening, and language skills (e.g., grammar, vocabulary).  Students analyze texts for key ideas and details, evaluate the author’s craft and textual structures in order to integrate ideas and details into well-written texts of their own.  Students take part in collaborative discussions to develop textual, visual, digital, and media literacies.  This course must be taught by an ESOL endorsed teacher in order to provide appropriate scaffolds for the language development while meeting grade-level standards.

Course #: 01101042
Credit Type:  English
Credit: 1.0
Pre/Co Requisite:  English 1 or English 1 Honors
College Credit: No
College Hours Earned: 0
Grade Level:  10-12
Other Information: None
Description: English 2 Honors is a standards-based course focusing on thematic units of study as in English 2. The curriculum comprises a variety of literary and informational text, writing for various purposes, speaking and listening, and language skills (e.g., grammar, vocabulary). Students analyze texts for key ideas and details, evaluating the author’s craft and textual structures in order to integrate ideas and details into well written texts of their own. Students take part in collaborative discussions to develop textual, visual, digital, and media literacies. Students should expect varying reading and writing tasks than those assigned in English 2. This course requires more in-depth study of the curriculum. Students should carefully consider the extra time needed for this challenging course.

Course #:  01101055
Credit Type:  English
Credit:  1.0
Pre/Co Requisite:  No
College Credit:  No
College Hours Earned: 0
Grade Level:  10-12
Other Information:  Advanced Placement and Pre-AP courses are available for high school students.  The exact courses scheduled at a building each school year depend on student interest and instructor availability.  See the school counselor for additional information.
Description: English 2 is a standards-based course focusing on thematic units of study appropriate to grade level 10. The curriculum comprises a variety of literary and informational text, writing for various purposes, speaking and listening, and language skills (e.g., grammar, vocabulary).  Students analyze texts for key ideas and details, evaluating the author’s craft and textual structures in order to integrate ideas and details into well-written texts of their own. Students take part in collaborative discussions to develop textual, visual, digital, and media literacies.

Course #: 01111020
Credit Type: English
Credit: 1.0
Pre/Co Requisite:  English 2 or English 2 Honors
College Credit: No
College Hours Earned: 0
Grade Level: 11-12
Other Information: None
Description: English 3 is a standards-based course focusing on thematic units of study appropriate to grade level 11. The curriculum comprises a variety of literary and informational text, writing for various purposes, speaking and listening, and language skills (e.g., grammar, vocabulary). Students analyze texts for key ideas and details, evaluating the author’s craft and textual structures in order to integrate ideas and details into well-written texts of their own. Students take part in collaborative discussions to develop textual, visual, digital, and media literacies.

Course #:  15111020
Credit Type:  English
Credit:  1.0
Pre/Co Requisite:  No
College Credit:  No
College Hours Earned:  0
Grade Level:  11
Description:  English 3 ELD is a standards-based course focusing on thematic units of study appropriate to grade level 11 and designed for multilinguals still developing their English language proficiency.  The curriculum comprises a variety of literary and information text, writing for various purposes, speaking and listening, and language skills (e.g., grammar, vocabulary).  Students analyze texts for key ideas and details, evaluate the author’s craft and textual structures in order to integrate ideas and details into well-written texts of their own.  Students take part in collaborative discussions to develop textual, visual, digital, and media literacies.  This course must be taught by an ESOL endorsed teacher in order to provide appropriate scaffolds for the language development while meeting grade-level standards.

Course #: 01141002
Credit Type:  English
Credit: 1.0
Pre/Co Requisite:  No
College Credit:  No
College Hours Earned: 0
Grade Level:  11-12
Other Information:  Sumner Academy ONLY
Description: IB Language A (English) courses prepare students to take the International Baccalaureate Language A exams at either the Subsidiary or Higher level. Course content includes in-depth study of literature chosen from the appropriate IB list of texts and authors and written analyses of this literature in addition to other oral and written assignments. All course content is designed to improve students accuracy and fluency in the English language.

Course #: 01121020
Credit Type: English
Credit: 1.0
Pre/Co Requisite: English 3, Composition 1 KCKCC, or Intro to Literature KCKCC
College Credit: No
College Hours Earned: 0
Grade Level:  11-12
Other Information: None
Description: English 4 is a standards-based course, focusing on thematic units of study appropriate to grade level 12. The curriculum comprises a variety of literary and informational text, writing for various purposes, speaking and listening, and language skills (e.g., grammar, vocabulary). Students analyze texts for key ideas and details, evaluating the author’s craft and textual structures in order to integrate ideas and details into well-written texts of their own. Students take part in collaborative discussions to develop textual, visual, digital, and media literacies.

Course #:  15121020
Credit Type:  English
Credit:  1.0
Pre/Co Requisite:  No
College Credit:  No
College Hours Earned:  0
Grade Level:  12
Description:  English 4 ELD is a standards-based course focusing on thematic units of study appropriate to grade level 12 and designed for multilinguals still developing their English language proficiency.  The curriculum comprises a variety of literary and information text, writing for various purposes, speaking and listening, and language skills (e.g., grammar, vocabulary).  Students analyze texts for key ideas and details, evaluate the author’s craft and textual structures in order to integrate ideas and details into well-written texts of their own.  Students take part in collaborative discussions to develop textual, visual, digital, and media literacies.  This course must be taught by an ESOL endorsed teacher in order to provide appropriate scaffolds for the language development while meeting grade-level standards

Course #: 01141012
Credit Type:  English
Credit:  1.0
Pre/Co Requisite:  No
College Credit:  No
College Hours Earned: 0
Grade Level:  11-12
Other Information:  Sumner Academy ONLY
Description: IB Language A (English) courses prepare students to take the International Baccalaureate Language A exams at either the Subsidiary or Higher level. Course content includes in-depth study of literature chosen from the appropriate IB list of texts and authors and written analyses of this literature in addition to other oral and written assignments. All course content is designed to improve student’s accuracy and fluency in the English language.

Course #: 01111402
Credit Type:  English
Credit:  1.0
Pre/Co Requisite:  No
College Credit:  No
College Hours Earned: 0
Grade Level:  11-12
Other Information:  Advanced Placement and Pre-AP courses are available for high school students.  The exact courses scheduled at a building each school year depend on student interest and instructor availability.  See the school counselor for additional information.
Description: The AP English Language and Composition course aligns to an introductory college-level rhetoric and writing curriculum, which requires students to develop evidence-based analytic and argumentative essays that proceed through several stages or drafts. Students evaluate, synthesize, and cite research to support their arguments. Throughout the course, students develop a personal style by making appropriate grammatical choices. Additionally, students read and analyze the rhetorical elements and their effects in non-fiction texts, including graphic images as forms of text, from many disciplines and historical periods.

Course #:  01141022
Credit Type:  English
Credit:  1.0
Pre/Co Requisite:  No
College Credit:  No
College Hours Earned: 0
Grade Level:  11-12
Other Information:  Sumner Academy ONLY
Description: The language and literature course introduces the critical study and interpretation of written and spoken texts from a wide range of literary forms and non-literary text-types.  The formal analysis of texts is supplemented by awareness that meaning is not fixed but can change in respect to contexts of production and consumption.  This course is organized into three areas of exploration and several central concepts, and focuses on the study of both literary or non-literary texts.  Together, the three areas of exploration of the course allow the student to explore the language in question through its cultural development and use, its media forms and functions, and its literature.  Students develop skills of literary and textual analysis, and also the ability to present their ideas effectively.  A key aim is the development of critical literacy.

Course #: 01141032
Credit Type:  English
Credit:  1.0
Pre/Co Requisite:  No
College Credit:  No
College Hours Earned: 0
Grade Level:  11-12
Other Information:  Sumner Academy ONLY
Description: The language and literature course introduces the critical study and interpretation of written and spoken texts from a wide range of literary forms and non-literary text-types.  The formal analysis of texts is supplemented by awareness that meaning is not fixed but can change in respect to contexts of production and consumption.  This course is organized into three areas of exploration and several central concepts, and focuses on the study of both literary or non-literary texts.  Together, the three areas of exploration of the course allow the student to explore the language in question through its cultural development and use, its media forms and functions, and its literature.  Students develop skills of literary and textual analysis, and also the ability to present their ideas effectively.  A key aim is the development of critical literacy.

Course #:  15091050
Credit Type:  ELECTIVE
Credit:  1.0
Pre/Co Requisite:  No
College Credit:  No
College Hours Earned:  0
Grade Level:  09-12
Description:  This course is designed for students with limited to adequate formal education in L1, but beginning or early English language proficiency, to begin developing proficiency in reading, writing, listening, and speaking in English.

Course #:  01111406
Credit Type:  English
Credit:  1.0
Pre/Co Requisite:  No
College Credit:  No
College Hours Earned: 0
Grade Level:  11-12
Other Information:  Advanced Placement and Pre-AP courses are available for high school students.  The exact courses scheduled at a building each school year depend on student interest and instructor availability.  See the school counselor for additional information.
Description: AP English Literature and Composition is an introductory college-level literary analysis course. Students cultivate their understanding of literature through reading and analyzing texts as they explore concepts like character, setting, structure, perspective, figurative language, and literary analysis in the context of literary works.

Course #:  21520315
Credit Type:  Career and Technical Education
Credit:  0.5
Grade Level:  contact your counselor for more information
Description:  Turn your business ideas into reality!  This course teaches you the skills needed to start and run your own business or bring an entrepreneurial mindset to any career.  Explore topics like business planning, marketing, financial management, and ethical decision-making.  Learning how to identify opportunities, evaluate risks, and develop a business plan.  Perfect for future innovators and business leaders ready to make their mark!

Course #:  03093004
Credit Type:  Science
Credit:  1.0
Pre/Co Requisite:  No
College Credit:  No
College Hours Earned:  0
Grade Level:  10-12
Description:  This course examines the mutual relationships between organisms and their environment. In studying the interrelationships among plants, animals, and humans, these courses usually cover the following subjects: photosynthesis, recycling and regeneration, ecosystems, population and growth studies, pollution, and conservation of natural resources.

Course #:  03093054
Credit Type:  Science
Credit:  1.0
Pre/Co Requisite:  No
College Credit:  No
College Hours Earned:  0
Grade Level:  09-12
Other Information:  Advanced Placement and Pre-AP courses are available for high school students. The exact courses scheduled at a building each school year depend on student interest and instructor availability. See the school counselor for additional information.
Description:  AP Environmental Science courses are designed by the College Board to provide students with the scientific principles, concepts, and methodologies required to understand the interrelationships of the natural world, identify and analyze environmental problems (both natural and human made), evaluate the relative risks associated with the problems, and examine alternative solutions for resolving and/or preventing them. Topics covered include science as a process, ecological processes and energy conversions, earth as an interconnected system, the impact of humans on natural systems, cultural and societal contexts of environmental problems, and the development of practices that will ensure sustainable systems.

Course #:  03141104
Credit Type:  ELECTIVE
Credit:  1.0
Pre/Co Requisite:  No
College Credit:  No
College Hours Earned:  0
Grade Level:  11-12
Other Information:  Sumner Academy ONLY
Description:  This is the first year of a 2-year course. Environmental systems and societies (ESS) is an interdisciplinary course offered only at standard level (SL). This course can fulfill either the individuals and societies or the sciences requirement. Alternatively, this course enables students to satisfy the requirements of both subject groups simultaneously while studying one course.  ESS is firmly grounded in both a scientific exploration of environmental systems in their structure and function, and in the exploration of cultural, economic, ethical, political, and social interactions of societies with the environment.

Course #:  03141204
Credit Type:  ELECTIVE
Credit:  1.0
Pre/Co Requisite:  No
College Credit:  No
College Hours Earned:  0
Grade Level:  11-12
Other Information:  Sumner Academy ONLY
Description:  This is the second year of a 2-year course. Environmental systems and societies (ESS) is an interdisciplinary course offered only at standard level (SL). This course can fulfill either the individuals and societies or the sciences requirement. Alternatively, this course enables students to satisfy the requirements of both subject groups simultaneously while studying one course.  ESS is firmly grounded in both a scientific exploration of environmental systems in their structure and function, and in the exploration of cultural, economic, ethical, political and social interactions of societies with the environment.

Course #:  21120314
Credit Type:  Career and Technical Education
Credit:  0.5
Grade Level:  contact your counselor for more information
Description:  Do you love organizing events and making them unforgettable?  From budgeting and marketing to teamwork and problem-solving, you'll get hands-on experience by planning real school and community events.  Perfect for aspiring chefs, wedding planners, hotel managers, or anyone who loves making things happen!

Course #:  04113004
Credit Type:  ELECTIVE
Credit:  1.0
Pre/Co Requisite:  Science of Flight AS2
College Credit:  No
College Hours Earned:  0
Grade Level:  11-12
Other Information:  Washington HS ONLY
Description:  The Exploration of Space is taken the third year of ROTC. The course examines Earth, the moon and the planets as well as the latest advances in space technology and the continuing challenges of space and manned spaceflight. Issues that are critical to travel in the upper atmosphere, such as orbits and trajectories, unmanned satellites, space probes, guidance and control systems are explained. The manned spaceflight section covers major milestones in the endeavor to land on the moon and to safely orbit humans and crafts in space for temporary and prolonged periods. The development of space stations, the Space Shuttle and its future, and international laws for the use of and travel in space.

Course #:  02111040
Credit Type:  Math
Credit:  1.0
Pre/Co Requisite:  Algebra 2 or Algebra 2 & Trigonometry+
College Credit:  No
College Hours Earned:  0
Grade Level:  11-12
Description:  Financial Algebra is available for students after completing two credits of mathematics. The course is designed to develop a strong foundation in logical thinking and problem solving that will enable students to make informed decisions regarding matters of money and finance in their daily lives. This course furthers the development of various functions, representations of data, principles of business and personal finance and basics economics.

Course #:  06106011
Credit Type:  Physical Education
Credit:  0.5
Pre/Co Requisite:  No
College Credit:  No
College Hours Earned:  0
Grade Level:  09-12
Other Information:  
Description:  This course is designed for any student that is interested in lifetime fitness.  It provides opportunities for students to participate in activities to achieve optimal physical condition. Activities will vary and may include aerobic exercise, running, stretching, plyometrics, step aerobics, and anaerobic exercise.

Course #:  06116021
Credit Type:  ELECTIVE
Credit:  0.5
Pre/Co Requisite:  Fitness/Conditioning 1
College Credit:  No
College Hours Earned:  0
Grade Level:  10-12
Description:  This course is designed to continue to provide opportunities for students to participate in activities to achieve optimal physical condition.  Activities will vary and may include aerobic exercise, running, stretching, plyometrics, step aerobics, and anaerobic exercise.  Personalized fitness plans will be utilized.

Course #:  06126021
Credit Type:  ELECTIVE
Credit:  0.5
Pre/Co Requisite:  Fitness/Conditioning 2
College Credit:  No
College Hours Earned:  0
Grade Level:  10-12
Description:  This course is designed to continue developing opportunities for students to participate in activities to achieve optimal physical condition. Activities will vary and may include aerobic exercise, running, stretching, plyometrics, step aerobics, and anaerobic exercise. Personalized fitness plans will be used.  An off-site practicum could be utilized in this class.

Course #:  08096021
Credit Type:  Fine Arts
Credit:  0.5
Pre/Co Requisite:  No
College Credit:  No
College Hours Earned:  0
Grade Level:  09-12
Description:  Flags is a class for students who wish to be involved in the marching band color guard for the school. Students enrolled in this class will learn and execute intricate synchronized drills to be performed with and without the marching band, with attention to precise choreographed physical movement that involves the manipulation of various flags and props. This is a co-curricular course: students will be assessed on skills demonstrated both during and outside of the school day; evening and weekend activities are encouraged. This course may be taken for credit in multiple years.

Course #:  21430521
Credit Type:  Career and Technical Education
Credit:  1.0
Pre-Requisite:  successful completion of Forensic Science 1 with a grade of C or higher
College Credit:  No
College Hours Earned:  0
Grade Level:  contact your counselor for more information
Description:  This advanced course dives deeper into crime scene analysis, interrogation techniques, and forensic lab methods. Explore arson investigation, criminal profiling, autopsy procedures, and cybercrime while studying the forensic implications of body systems and trauma.  Through hands-on activities and case studies, you'll refine your investigative skills and prepare for careers in forensic science, law enforcement, or criminal justice!

Course #:  21430317
Credit Type:  Career and Technical Education
Credit:  1.0
College Credit:  No
College Hours Earned:  0
Grade Level:  contact your counselor for more information
Description:  Step into the fascinating world of forensic science!  This course introduces you to crime scene investigation, evidence collection, and analysis techniques.  Explore topics like fingerprinting, DNA analysis, toxicology, and bloodstain patterns while learning to determine time of death and analyze human remains.  Gain hands-on experience with tools and methods used by forensic professionals, preparing you for careers in law enforcement, forensic anthropology, and related fields!

Course #:  05092020
Credit Type:  World Languages
Credit:  1.0
Pre/Co Requisite:  No
College Credit:  No
College Hours Earned:  0
Grade Level:  09-12
Description:  This course is designed for students with little or not experience learning French.  Students study basic language structures and vocabulary in context.  Students will be able to use individual words and short phrases to speak and write in French and answer basic comprehension questions about information they read and hear.  Students will also learn about Francophone culture including practices, products, and perspectives associated with the topics of the course

Course #:  05102020
Credit Type:  World Languages
Credit:  1.0
Pre/Co Requisite:  French 1
College Credit:  No
College Hours Earned:  0
Grade Level:  09-12
Description:  This course is a continuation of French 1.  Students will learn to speak and write using a variety of vocabulary, connecting words, and use simple paragraphs.  Students will read for main ideas and details, study grammar and vocabulary in context, and continue to learn about Francophone culture including practices, products and perspectives associated with the topics of the course.

Course #:  05112020
Credit Type:  World Languages
Credit:  1.0
Pre/Co Requisite:  French 2
College Credit:  No
College Hours Earned:  0
Grade Level:  10-12
Description:  This course is a continuation of French 2.  Students will be gradually exposed to complex concepts, engage in spontaneous verbal and written communication, and analyze authentic French text and audio passages.  Students continue to learn language structures and vocabulary in context and continue to learn about Francophone culture

Course #:  05140214
Credit Type:  World Languages
Credit:  1.0
Pre/Co Requisite:  French 3
College Credit:  No
College Hours Earned:  0
Grade Level:  11-12
Other Information:  Sumner Academy ONLY
Description:  IB Language B French courses prepare students to take the International Baccalaureate Language B exams at either the Subsidiary or Higher level. These courses focus on improving students accuracy and fluency in oral and written communication (usually in the students second language). Students preparing to take the Subsidiary level exam will be able to understand native speakers; students preparing for the Higher level exam will be able to communicate fluently at native speed.

Course #:  05142012
Credit Type:  World Languages
Credit:  1.0
Pre/Co Requisite:  French 3
College Credit:  No
College Hours Earned:  0
Grade Level:  11-12
Other Information:  Sumner Academy ONLY
Description:  IB Language B French courses prepare students to take the International Baccalaureate Language B exams at either the Subsidiary or Higher level. These courses focus on improving student’s accuracy and fluency in oral and written communication (usually in the students second language). Students preparing to take the Subsidiary level exam will be able to understand native speakers; students preparing for the Higher level exam will be able to communicate fluently at native speed.

Course #:  05142032
Credit Type:  World Languages
Credit:  1.0
Pre/Co Requisite:  French 4
College Credit:  No
College Hours Earned:  0
Grade Level:  12
Other Information:  Sumner Academy ONLY
Description:  IB Language B French courses prepare students to take the International Baccalaureate Language B exams at either the Subsidiary or Higher level. These courses focus on improving student’s accuracy and fluency in oral and written communication (usually in the students second language). Students preparing to take the Subsidiary level exam will be able to understand native speakers; students preparing for the Higher level exam will be able to communicate fluently at native speed.

Course #:  05142022
Credit Type:  World Languages
Credit:  1.0
Pre/Co Requisite:  French 4
College Credit:  No
College Hours Earned:  No
Grade Level:  12
Other Information:  Sumner Academy ONLY
Description:  IB Language B French courses prepare students to take the International Baccalaureate Language B exams at either the Subsidiary or Higher level. These courses focus on improving student’s accuracy and fluency in oral and written communication (usually in the students second language). Students preparing to take the Subsidiary level exam will be able to understand native speakers; students preparing for the Higher level exam will be able to communicate fluently at native speed.

Course #:  06091050
Credit Type:  Physical Education
Credit:  0.5
Pre/Co Requisite:  No
College Credit:  No
College Hours Earned:  0
Grade Level:  09-12
Description:  This foundational course will introduce students to our physical education program–a fantastic option for students who want to sample every PE class. Students will have the opportunity to explore lifetime activities, team/individual sports, and fitness/conditioning. Upon completion, students will be equipped with the knowledge and skills to enjoy lifelong physical activity and fitness.

Course #: 02101940
Credit Type:  Math
Credit:  1.0
Pre/Co Requisite:  Algebra 1 or Algebra 1+
College Credit:  No
College Hours Earned:  0
Grade Level:  09-12
Description:  Geometry offers a formalized and extended exploration of geometric and algebraic principles. The course emphasizes deepening geometric relationships through logical arguments, fostering a robust understanding of similarity, constructing evidence-based arguments using properties and theorems, and exploring the connection between the coordinate system and previously learned topics. Students apply these geometric concepts to model real-world situations, reinforcing the practical applications of geometry in various contexts.

Course #: 02092026
Credit Type:  Math
Credit:  1.0
Pre/Co Requisite:  Algebra 1 or Algebra 1+
College Credit:  No
College Hours Earned: 0
Grade Level:  09-12
Description: Geometry+ is an advanced course that offers an in-depth exploration of essential Geometry concepts, providing a richer and more intellectually stimulating experience. While this course doesn't offer college credit, its primary objective is to prepare students for sustained academic excellence in mathematics. It sets a strong foundation for those who wish to pursue college-level mathematics courses later in high school.

Course #:  04123004
Credit Type:  ELECTIVE
Credit:  1.0
Pre/Co Requisite:  Exploration of Space AS3
College Credit:  No
College Hours Earned:  0
Grade Level:  12
Other Information:  Washington HS ONLY
Description:  Global and Cultural Studies is a preferred AS component for second-year students and is a multidisciplinary course that introduces students to various regions of the world from a geographic, historical and cultural perspective.  The course provides increased international awareness and insight into foreign affairs that permits a more educated understanding of other cultures and enhanced knowledge of America's interests and role in the world.  Geopolitical issues such as terrorism, economics, politics, military issues, religion, environmental concerns, human rights, disease, over population, literacy, the migration of peoples and other cultural issues will be examined.  The regional areas included in this course are Europe, the Middle East, South Asia, East Asia, Africa, and Latin America.  The lessons include excellent videos to provide a window into life and issues within the regions, followed by a variety of hands-on activities created to engage the student.  Readings are also available to set the stage for each lesson, along with workbook exercises suitable for in-class or homework assignments.

Course #:  04141102
Credit Type:  ELECTIVE
Credit:  1.0
Pre/Co Requisite:  No
College Credit:  No
College Hours Earned:  0
Grade Level:  11-12
Other Information:  Sumner Academy ONLY
Description:  This course is year one of a 2-year course. The 21st century is characterized by rapid change and increasing interconnectedness, impacting individuals and societies in unprecedented ways and creating complex global political challenges. Global politics is an exciting, dynamic subject that draws on a variety of disciplines in the social sciences and humanities, reflecting the complex nature of many contemporary political issues. The study of global politics enables students to critically engage with different and new perspectives and approaches to politics in order to comprehend the challenges of the changing world and become aware of their role in it as active global citizens. The DP global politics course explores fundamental political concepts such as power, equality, sustainability and peace in a range of contexts. It allows students to develop an understanding of the local, national, international and global dimensions of political activity and processes, as well as to explore political issues affecting their own lives. The course helps students to understand abstract political concepts by grounding them in real-world examples and case studies. It also invites comparison between such examples and case studies to ensure a wider and transnational perspective

Course #:  04141202
Credit Type:  ELECTIVE
Credit:  1.0
Pre/Co Requisite:  No
College Credit:  No
College Hours Earned:  0
Grade Level:  11-12
Other Information:  Sumner Academy ONLY
Description:  This course is the second year of a 2-year course.  Global Politics I IBS course. The 21st century is characterized by rapid change and increasing interconnectedness, impacting individuals and societies in unprecedented ways and creating complex global political challenges. Global politics is an exciting, dynamic subject that draws on a variety of disciplines in the social sciences and humanities, reflecting the complex nature of many contemporary political issues. The study of global politics enables students to critically engage with different and new perspectives and approaches to politics in order to comprehend the challenges of the changing world and become aware of their role in it as active global citizens. The DP global politics course explores fundamental political concepts such as power, equality, sustainability and peace in a range of contexts. It allows students to develop an understanding of the local, national, international and global dimensions of political activity and processes, as well as to explore political issues affecting their own lives. The course helps students to understand abstract political concepts by grounding them in real-world examples and case studies. It also invites comparison between such examples and case studies to ensure a wider and transnational perspective.

Course #:  21430537
Credit Type:  Career and Technical Education
Credit:  1.0
Pre-Requisite:  successful completion with a C or higher of at least 1.0 technical credits in the pathway
College Credit:  No
College Hours Earned:  0
Grade Level:  contact your counselor for more information
Description:  Step into the world of government and public administration with Governance Applications!  This course equips you with essential skills like leadership, teamwork, budgeting, and decision-making.  Learn to develop proposals, make presentations, and manage projects while exploring career paths in public service.  You will gain real-world experience to prepare for a future in government and public administration.

Course #:  21430333
Credit Type:  Career and Technical Education
Credit:  0.5
College Credit:  No
College Hours Earned:  0
Grade Level:  contact your counselor for more information
Description:  Discover how government works and how it impacts our daily lives!  This class explores careers in government and public administration from planning and governance to foreign services and public policies.  You'll learn about leadership, teamwork, and problem-solving while analyzing how the U.S. interacts with other nations and provides essential services to its citizens.  If you're interested in making a difference in your community or beyond, this course is a great start!

Course #:  21110322
Credit Type:  Career and Technical Education
Credit:  0.5
College Credit:  No
College Hours Earned:  0
Grade Level:  contact your counselor for more information
Description:  Discover your creative potential!  This course introduces you to the basics of graphic design, including design principles, composition techniques, and industry-standard software.  Learn how to create and edit vector and raster graphics, explore the ethics of copyright, and develop a portfolio of your own projects.  Perfect for students ready to dive into the world of visual communication and design!

Course #:  21110324
Credit Type:  Career and Technical Education
Credit:  1.0
Grade Level:  contact your counselor for more information
Description:  Take your design skills further with Graphic Design 2!  This course focuses on advanced techniques to create impactful designs for digital and print media.  Learn to develop logos, branding campaigns, and animations while mastering industry-standard software and tools.  Explore typography, color theory, and design principles to bring your creative ideas to life.  Perfect for students ready to elevate their graphic design expertise and build a professional portfolio!

Course #:  06092025
Credit Type:  Physical Education
Credit:  0.5
Pre/Co Requisite:  No
College Credit:  No
College Hours Earned:  0
Grade Level:  09-12
Description:   This course curriculum includes content in the areas of nutrition, disease prevention, stress management, mental health, fitness, human sexuality, hands-only CPR, and substance abuse, use, and addiction.

Course #:  04142052
Credit Type:  Social Studies
Credit:  1.0
Pre/Co Requisite:  No
College Credit:  No
College Hours Earned:  0
Grade Level:  11-12
Other Information:  Sumner Academy ONLY
Description:  American History 2 IBH is the second course of the IB history sequence and emphasizes a core of knowledge necessary to understand the events of the twentieth century.  Three major topics are covered:  causes, practices, and effects of war; rise of single-party states; and East/West relations after 1945.

Course #:  04142045
Credit Type:  Social Studies
Credit:  1.0
Pre/Co Requisite:  No
College Credit:  No
College Hours Earned:  0
Grade Level:  11-12
Other Information:  Sumner Academy ONLY
Description:  The Diploma Programme (DP history course is a world history course based on a comparative, multi-perspective approach to history and focused around key historical concepts such as change, causation and significance.  It involves the study of a variety of types of history, including political, economic, social and cultural, encouraging students to think historically and to develop historical skills.  In this way, the course involves a challenging and demanding critical exploration of the past.

Course #:  0412044
Credit Type:  Social Studies
Credit:  1.0
Pre/Co Requisite:  No
College Credit:  No
College Hours Earned:  0
Grade Level:  11-12
Other Information:  Sumner Academy ONLY
Description:  The Diploma Programme (DP history course is a world history course based on a comparative, multi-perspective approach to history and focused around key historical concepts such as change, causation and significance.  It involves the study of a variety of types of history, including political, economic, social and cultural, encouraging students to think historically and to develop historical skills.  In this way, the course involves a challenging and demanding critical exploration of the past.

Course #:  04142042
Credit Type:  Social Studies
Credit:  1.0
Pre/Co Requisite:  No
College Credit:  No
College Hours Earned:  0
Grade Level:  11-12
Other Information:  Sumner Academy ONLY
Description:  American History 1 IBH is the first course in a sequence and is a history of the Americas.  Students will survey the development of life and government in the United States, interaction with hemispheric neighbors and international involvement in the twentieth century.

Course #:  21120331
Credit Type:  Career and Technical Education
Credit:  0.5
Co-Requisite:  Human Growth and Development - Lifespan
Grade Level:  contact your counselor for more information
Description:  This course examines the physical, intellectual, emotional, and social development of children from birth through early childhood.  Learn about developmental milestones, the impact of heredity and environment, and strategies for meeting children's needs.  Gain insights into parenting, caregiving, and careers in child development while developing skills to support young learners' growth and success.

Course #:  21120333
Credit Type:  Career and Technical Education
Credit:  0.5
Co-Requisite:  Human Growth and Development - Early
Grade Level:  contact your counselor for more information
Description:  This course covers physical, intellectual, emotional, and social development from childhood to old age.  Learn how heredity, environment, life events, and cultural factors influence development at each stage.  Gain valuable insights into the needs of individuals across the lifespan and prepare for careers in human services, healthcare, or education.  Perfect for students interested in understanding human growth and making a difference in people's lives!

Course #:  04094011
Credit Type:  ELECTIVE
Credit:  0.5
Pre/Co Requisite:  No
College Credit:  No
College Hours Earned:  0
Grade Level:  09-12
Description:  Human Rights Studies will provide an overview of the history, central concepts, and practices within the field. It will study the foundations of the idea of human rights in various civilizations and cultures, evaluate its legacy within the world and world cultures, and examine its meaning and relevance in dealing with major issues in the contemporary world. It will address the evolution of international human rights, the various violations of human rights that occur around the world and the instruments designed for the protection of human rights.

Course #:  21140529
Credit Type:  Career and Technical Education
Credit:  0.5
Pre-Requisite:  successful completion with a C or higher at least 1.0 technical credits in the pathway
Co-Requisite: Electricity and Electronics 2
Grade Level:  contact your counselor for more information
Description:  This course teaches the fundamentals of heating, ventilation, and air conditioning systems, including installation, maintenance, and troubleshooting.  Learn about refrigeration principles, electrical circuits, and programmable thermostats while exploring green technology and future industry trends.  Gain hands-on experience with tools, soldering, and system repairs to prepare for careers in the HVAC industry!

Course #:  04141104
Credit Type:  ELECTIVE
Credit:  1.0
Pre/Co Requisite:  No
College Credit:  No
College Hours Earned:  0
Grade Level:  11-12
Other Information:  Sumner Academy ONLY
Description:  This course is the first year of a two-year course. Information Technology in a Global Society explores the interactions between humans and their environment in time and place. As a result, these subjects are often known collectively as the human sciences or social sciences. The IB Diploma Program information technology in a global society (ITGS) course is the study and evaluation of the impacts of information technology (IT) on individuals and society. It explores the advantages and disadvantages of the access and use of digitized information at the local and global level. ITGS provides a framework for the student to make informed judgments and decisions about the use of IT within social contexts.

Course #:  04141204
Credit Type:  ELECTIVE
Credit:  1.0
Pre/Co Requisite:  No
College Credit:  No
College Hours Earned:  0
Grade Level:  11-12
Other Information:  Sumner Academy ONLY
Description:  This course is the second year of a two-year course. Information Technology in a Global Society explores the interactions between humans and their environment in time and place. As a result, these subjects are often known collectively as the human sciences or social sciences. The IB Diploma Program information technology in a global society (ITGS) course is the study and evaluation of the impacts of information technology (IT) on individuals and society. It explores the advantages and disadvantages of the access and use of digitized information at the local and global level. ITGS provides a framework for the student to make informed judgments and decisions about the use of IT within social contexts

Course #:  08109012
Credit Type:  Fine Arts
Credit:  0.5
Pre/Co Requisite:  Instructor Approval
College Credit:  No
College Hours Earned:  0
Grade Level:  09-12
Description:  Instrumental Solo/Ensemble is for advanced students who exceed prescribed skills in the curriculum. Students will receive both individual and group instruction on a variety of technical studies, solo, and ensemble literature. Participation in concerts, festivals, and other performances may be encouraged. This course may be taken for credit in multiple years.

Course #:  211405151
Credit Type:  Career and Technical Education
Credit:  0.5
Grade Level:  contact your counselor for more information
Description:  Explore your creativity in Interior Design 1!  This course introduces you to design principles, furniture styles, color schemes, and materials used to create beautiful functional spaces.  Learn how to design floor plans, select furnishings, and consider sustainability in your designs.  With hands-on projects and visual presentations, you'll develop the skills to bring your ideas to life and prepare for careers in interior design or related fields.

Course #:  21140121
Credit Type:  Career and Technical Education
Credit:  0.5
College Credit:  No
College Hours Earned:  0
Grade Level:  contact your counselor for more information
Description:  Explore the dynamic world of energy!  Learn about different types of energy, how it's generated and distributed, and how humans have used energy over time.  Dive into renewable and alternative energy sources, perform energy audits, and discover ways to optimize energy use in buildings.  Gain valuable insights into data analysis and careers in the energy field, preparing you for an exciting future in this essential industry!

Course #:  15090102
Credit Type:  ELECTIVE
Credit:  1.0
Pre/Co Requisite:  No
College Credit:  No
College Hours Earned:  0
Grade Level:  09-12
Other Information:  Washington HS ONLY
Description:  This course is designed for students with limited or no formal education in L1 and beginning development in English language proficiency to develop basic literacy skills in reading, writing, listening and speaking English.  Students enrolled in Intro to English Language HS must concurrently be enrolled in Language Support HS.  Enrollment in the course is by ESOL Department approval ONLY.

Course #:  31430131
Credit Type:  Career and Technical Education
Credit:  0.5
College Credit:  No
College Hours Earned:  0
Grade Level:  contact your counselor for more information
Description:  Discover what it takes to serve the public in Introduction to Government and Public Administration!  This course introduces you to careers in public service helping you identify personal strengths, set career goals, and develop leadership and teamwork skills.  Learn about problem-solving, ethical decision-making, and the roles of leaders in various organizations.  Explore opportunities for involvement in leadership activities at school and beyond while preparing for a future in government or public administration!

Course #:  21260121
Credit Type:  Career and Technical Education
Credit:  0.5
College Credit:  No
College Hours Earned:  0
Grade Level:  contact your counselor for more information
Description:  This course explores the basics of health and wellness professions, including personal health, nutrition, disease prevention, and fitness.  Learn about the history of medicine, healthcare delivery systems, medical ethics, and legal responsibilities.  Discover a variety of careers in the health sciences and gain the skills to make informed decisions about your future in this vital industry!

Course #:  21430113
Credit Type:  Career and Technical Education
Credit:  0.5
College Credit:  No
College Hours Earned:  0
Grade Level:  contact your counselor for more information
Description:  This class introduces you to careers in public safety and the skills needed to succeed in these fields.  You'll learn about the legal system, how first responders handle emergencies, and what it takes to protect communities.  If your interested in helping others and making a difference, this course is the perfect place to start!

Course #:  221140151
Credit Type:  Career and Technical Education
Credit:  0.5
Grade Level:  contact your counselor for more information
Description:  This course focuses on foundational skills essential for construction careers, including proper use of hand and power tools, safety protocols, and blueprint reading.  Learn how to handle materials safely, interpret construction plans, and develop critical teamwork and communication skills.  With a strong emphasis on industry standards, this course sets the stage for success in construction and related fields!

Course #:  09091120
Credit Type:  Fine Arts
Credit:  0.5
Pre/Co Requisite:  No
College Credit:  No
College Hours Earned:  0
Grade Level:  09-12
Description:  Intro to Theatre 1 provides students with an introductory experience to the world of theatre.  This course serves as an overview of performance and principles of acting, playwriting, improvisation, theater organization, basic set construction and lighting, careers in the theater, directing, and management. Students will work individually and in groups to present in-class performances. This course may be taken for credit in multiple years.  Attendance at evening or weekend events is encouraged.

Course #:  09101012
Credit Type:  Fine Arts
Credit:  0.5
Pre/Co Requisite:  Intro to Theatre 1
College Credit:  No
College Hours Earned:  0
Grade Level:  09-12
Description:  Intro to Theatre 2 is an extension of Intro to Theatre 1. The course provides the opportunity for continued development of skills, focusing on physical and vocal expression for the actor, and work in characterization, script analysis, and acting styles. This course may be taken for credit in multiple years.  Attendance at evening or weekend events is encouraged.

Course #:  21520535
Credit Type:  Career and Technical Education
Credit:  0.5
Co Requisite:  Banking & Finance
College Credit:  No
College Hours Earned:  0
Grade Level:  contact your counselor for more information
Description:  Investing students learn about business and individual investment decisions by comparing and contrasting the investment qualities of cash, stock, bonds, and mutual funds.  Students may also review annual reports, predicting growth rates, analyzing trends, and participating in stock market simulations.

Course #:  08097015
Credit Type:  Fine Arts
Credit:  0.5
Pre/Co Requisite:  Symphonic Band or Marching Band AND Instructor Approval
College Credit:  No
College Hours Earned:  0
Grade Level:  09-12
Description:  Jazz Band is an advanced instrumental ensemble for students in grades 9-12 who exceed prescribed skills in the curriculum. Members will study various styles of jazz literature including jazz, swing, rock, and contemporary. Improvisation will be taught in various styles. Jazz Band is a co-curricular course: students are assessed on skills that are demonstrated both during and outside of the school day; evening and weekend activities are encouraged. Jazz Band members may be required to participate in marching band or orchestra. This course may be taken for credit in multiple years.

Course #:  07095011
Credit Type:  Fine Arts
Credit:  0.5
Pre/Co Requisite:  Design Fundamentals
College Credit:  No
College Hours Earned:  0
Grade Level:  09-12
Description: Jewelry courses apply art and design principles to the creation of jewelry. Typically, students explore using various media, such as ceramic, papier-mâché, glass, plastic, copper-enameled, brass, and silver. Course topics include exposure to jewelry of diverse world cultures and the history of jewelry design. Some Jewelry courses may concentrate on metalwork processes such as brazing, soldering, casting, welding, riveting, and finishing as they relate to the creation of jewelry.

Course #:  19091021
Credit Type:  ELECTIVE
Credit:  1.0
Pre/Co Requisite:  No
College Credit:  No
College Hours Earned:  0
Grade Level:  09-12
Description:  Life Skills courses provide students with information about a wide range of subjects to assist them in becoming wise consumers and productive adults. These courses often emphasize such topics as goal-setting, decision-making, and setting priorities; money and time management; relationships; and the development of the self. Practical exercises regarding selecting and furnishing houses, meeting transportation needs, preparing food, selecting clothing, and building a wardrobe are often integral to these classes. In addition, specific topics such as insurance, taxation, and consumer protection may also be covered.

Course #:  15091030
Credit Type:  ELECTIVE
Credit:  1.0
Pre/Co Requisite:  No
College Credit:  No
College Hours Earned:  0
Grade Level:  09-12
Other Information:  Washington HS ONLY
Description:  This course is designed for extended practice in reading, writing, listening and speaking English for students with limited or no formal education in L1 and beginning English language proficiency.  Students enrolled in Language Support HS must concurrently be enrolled in Intro to English Language HS.  Enrollment in the course is by ESOL Department approval ONLY.

Course #:  21430315
Credit Type:  Career and Technical Education
Credit:  1.0
College Credit:  No
College Hours Earned:  0
Grade Level:  contact your counselor for more information
Description:  Are you interested in a career in law enforcement or criminal justice?  This class dives into the exciting worlds of criminal law, the court system, and law enforcement operations.  Learn about how laws are made, the court process, and what it takes to work in probation, incarceration, or policing.  You'll explore real-world scenarios, from understanding arrests to analyzing how the Constitution shapes our legal system.  It's a great first step towards careers like police officer, lawyer, or corrections officer!

Course #:  21430525
Credit Type:  Career and Technical Education
Credit:  1.0
College Credit:  No
College Hours Earned:  0
Grade Level:  contact your counselor for more information
Description:  Take your interest in law enforcement to the next level!  This advanced course dives into the structure of the judicial system, law enforcement operations, and the rights and protections guaranteed by the Constitution.  You'll learn about criminal investigations, search and seizure procedures, and how law enforcement agencies work together to keep communities safe.  If you're ready to explore real-world scenarios and prepare for a future in law enforcement, this is the class for you!

Course #:  04123008
Credit Type:  ELECTIVE
Credit:  1.0
Pre/Co Requisite:  Ceremony Sequence
College Credit:  No
College Hours Earned:  0
Grade Level:  12
Other Information:  Washington HS ONLY
Description:  In Management of the Cadet Corps, the cadets should manage the entire corps during their fourth year in the Air Force Junior ROTC program. This hands-on experience affords cadets the opportunity to put theories of previous leadership courses into practice. Planning, organizing, coordinating, directing, controlling, and decision-making will be done by cadets. They will put into practice their communication, decision-making, personal-interaction, managerial, and organizational skills. Instructors should keep in mind that since there is no textbook for this course, the course syllabus will be structured so that cadets achieve course objectives by completing core management activities.

Course #:  21430519
Credit Type:  Career and Technical Education
Credit:  1.0
Pre-Requisite:  successful completion with a C or higher of at least 1.0 technical credits in the pathway
College Credit:  No
College Hours Earned:  0
Grade Level:  contact your counselor for more information
Description:  Explore the world of justice and law!  This course introduces you to the courtroom process, including mediation, arbitration, and litigation in civil and criminal cases.  Learn about the rule of law, restorative justice, and key roles in the legal system.  Develop skills in communication, active listening, and case file management while gaining insights into potential legal careers.  Perfect for students interested in law, government, or public service!

Course #:  06103011
Credit Type:  Physical Education
Credit:  0.5
Pre/Co Requisite:  No
College Credit:  No
College Hours Earned:  0
Grade Level:  09-12
Description:  This course is designed for the student who is interested in participating in individual, dual and/or recreational activities.  Emphasis is on developing and practicing the knowledge and skills needed for a variety of activities including archery, golf, table tennis, badminton, bowling, Frisbee, racquetball, and other lifetime activities.

Course #:  08095021
Credit Type:  Fine Arts
Credit:  0.5
Pre-Req:  prior band experience or instructor approval
Co-Req:  Concert or Symphonic Band
College Credit:  No
College Hours Earned:  0
Grade Level:  09-12
Description:  Marching Band is the primary performing group for band students during the fall semester. Emphasis will be placed on music literacy and marching fundamentals. Marching Band is a co-curricular course: students are assessed on skills that are demonstrated both during and outside of the school day; evening and weekend activities are encouraged. At the conclusion of the marching season, students will enroll for a second-semester Concert or Symphonic Band at the discretion of the instructor.  This course may be taken for credit in multiple years.

Course #:  21520555
Credit Type:  Career and Technical Education
Credit:  1.0
Pre-Requisite:  successful completion with a C or higher of at least 1.0 technical credits in the pathway
Grade Level:  contact your counselor for more information
Description:  Take your marketing skills to the next level in Marketing Applications!  This course dives into advanced strategies like creating marketing plans, managing promotions, and analyzing customer data.  Learn how to develop products, understand consumer behavior, and use technology to make informed decisions.  With hands-on projects and real-world problem-solving, you'll build expertise for success in the exiting world of marketing!

Course #:  02151104
Credit Type:  Math
Credit:  1.0
Pre/Co Requisite:  No
College Credit:  No
College Hours Earned:  0
Grade Level:  11-12
Other Information:  Sumner Academy ONLY
Description:  Mathematical Analysis and Approaches I IBH is the first of a two-year math course offered by IB.  This course covers three of the five major topics (Number and Algebra, Functions, and Geometry and Trigonometry) and includes an introductory mathematical exploration piece.  This course is appropriate for students who enjoy developing their mathematics to become fluent in the construction of mathematical arguments and develop strong skills in mathematical thinking. They will also be fascinated by exploring real and abstract applications of these ideas, with and without the use of technology. Students who take Mathematics:  Analysis and Approaches will be those who enjoy the thrill of mathematical problem solving and generalization. This subject is aimed at students who will go on to study subjects with substantial mathematics content such as medicine, engineering, physical sciences, mathematics, or economics.

Course #:  02141104
Credit Type:  Math
Credit:  1.0
Pre/Co Requisite:  No
College Credit:  No
College Hours Earned:  0
Grade Level:  11-12
Other Information:  Sumner Academy ONLY
Description:  Mathematical Analysis and Approaches I IBS is the first of a two-year math course offered by IB.  This course covers three of the five major topics (Number and Algebra, Functions, and Geometry and Trigonometry) and includes an introductory mathematical exploration piece.  This course is appropriate for students who enjoy developing their mathematics to become fluent in the construction of mathematical arguments and develop strong skills in mathematical thinking. They will also be fascinated by exploring real and abstract applications of these ideas, with and without the use of technology. Students who take Mathematics:  Analysis and Approaches will be those who enjoy the thrill of mathematical problem solving and generalization. This subject is aimed at students who will go on to study subjects with substantial mathematics content such as medicine, engineering, physical sciences, mathematics, or economics.

Course #:  02151204
Credit Type:  Math
Credit:  1.0
Pre/Co Requisite:  No
College Credit:  No
College Hours Earned:  0
Grade Level:  11-12
Other Information:  Sumner Academy ONLY
Description:  Mathematical Analysis and Approaches II IBH is the second of a two-year math course offered by IB. This course covers the last two of the five major topics (Probability and Statistics, and Calculus) and includes a mathematical exploration project. This course is appropriate for students who enjoy developing their mathematics to become fluent in the construction of mathematical arguments and develop strong skills in mathematical thinking. They will also be fascinated by exploring real and abstract applications of these ideas, with and without the use of technology. Students who take Mathematics: Analysis and Approaches will be those who enjoy the thrill of mathematical problem solving and generalization. This subject is aimed at students who will go on to study subjects with substantial mathematics content such as medicine, engineering, physical sciences, mathematics, or economics.

Course #:  02141204
Credit Type:  Math
Credit:  1.0
Pre/Co Requisite:  No
College Credit:  No
College Hours Earned:  0
Grade Level:  11-12
Other Information:  Sumner Academy ONLY
Description:  Mathematical Analysis and Approaches II IBS is the second of a two-year math course offered by IB.  This course covers the last two of the five major topics (Probability and Statistics, and Calculus) and includes a mathematical exploration project. This course is appropriate for students who enjoy developing their mathematics to become fluent in the construction of mathematical arguments and develop strong skills in mathematical thinking. They will also be fascinated by exploring real and abstract applications of these ideas, with and without the use of technology. Students who take Mathematics: Analysis and Approaches will be those who enjoy the thrill of mathematical problem solving and generalization. This subject is aimed at students who will go on to study subjects with substantial mathematics content such as medicine, engineering, physical sciences, mathematics, or economics.

Course #:  02141202
Credit Type:  Math
Credit:  1.0
Pre/Co Requisite:  No
College Credit:  No
College Hours Earned:  0
Grade Level:  11-12
Other Information:  Sumner Academy ONLY
Description:  Mathematical Analysis and Approaches II IBS is the second of a two-year math course offered by IB.  This course covers the last two of the five major topics (Probability and Statistics, and Calculus) and includes a mathematical exploration project. This course is appropriate for students who enjoy developing their mathematics to become fluent in the construction of mathematical arguments and develop strong skills in mathematical thinking. They will also be fascinated by exploring real and abstract applications of these ideas, with and without the use of technology. Students who take Mathematics: Analysis and Approaches will be those who enjoy the thrill of mathematical problem solving and generalization. This subject is aimed at students who will go on to study subjects with substantial mathematics content such as medicine, engineering, physical sciences, mathematics, or economics.

Course #:  02151102
Credit Type:  Math
Credit:  1.0
Pre/Co Requisite:  No
College Credit:  No
College Hours Earned:  0
Grade Level:  11-12
Other Information:  Sumner Academy ONLY
Description:  Mathematical Applications and Interpretation I IBH is the first of a two-year math course offered by IB. This course covers three of the five major topics (Number and Algebra, Functions, and Geometry and Trigonometry) and includes an introductory mathematical exploration piece. This course is appropriate for students who are interested in developing their mathematics for describing our world and solving practical problems. They will also be interested in harnessing the power of technology alongside exploring mathematical models. Students who take this course will be those who enjoy mathematics best when seen in a practical context. This course is aimed at students who will go on to study subject such as social sciences, natural sciences, statistics, business, some economics, psychology, and design, for example.

Course #:  02141102
Credit Type:  Math
Credit:  1.0
Pre/Co Requisite:  No
College Credit:  No
College Hours Earned:  0
Grade Level:  11-12
Other Information:  Sumner Academy ONLY
Description:  Mathematical Applications and Interpretation I IBS is the first of a two-year math course offered by IB.  This course covers three of the five major topics (Number and Algebra, Functions, and Geometry and Trigonometry) and includes an introductory mathematical exploration piece.  This course is appropriate for students who are interested in developing their mathematics for describing our world and solving practical problems.  They will also be interested in harnessing the power of technology alongside exploring mathematical models.  Students who take this course will be those who enjoy mathematics best when seen in a practical context.  This course is aimed at students who will go on to study subject such as social sciences, natural sciences, statistics, business, some economics, psychology, and design.

Course #:  02151202
Credit Type:  Math
Credit:  1.0
Pre/Co Requisite:  No
College Credit:  No
College Hours Earned:  0
Grade Level:  11-12
Other Information:   Sumner Academy ONLY
Description:  Mathematical Applications and Interpretation II IBH is the second of a two-year math course offered by IB.  This course covers the last two of the five major topics (Probability and Statistics, and Calculus) and includes a mathematical exploration project. This course is appropriate for students who are interested in developing their mathematics for describing our world and solving practical problems.  They will also be interested in harnessing the power of technology alongside exploring mathematical models. Students who take this course will be those who enjoy mathematics best when seen in a practical context.  This course is aimed at students who will go on to study subject such as social sciences, natural sciences, statistics, business, some economics, psychology, and design, for example.

Course #:  21260311
Credit Type:  Career and Technical Education
Credit:  1.0
Pre/Co Requisite:  No
College Credit:  No
College Hours Earned:  0
Grade Level:  contact your counselor for more information
Description:  Master the language of healthcare!  This course teaches you to break down medical terms by analyzing prefixes, root words, and suffixes.  Develop your skills in spellings, pronunciation, and using medical terms accurately in both written and oral communication.  Learn to interpret abbreviations, symbols, and documents used in healthcare settings, preparing you for success in health science careers!

Course #:  21260323
Credit Type:  Career and Technical Education
Credit:  0.5
College Credit:  No
College Hours Earned:  0
Grade Level:  contact your counselor for more information
Description:  Master the language of healthcare!  This course teaches you to break down medical terms by analyzing prefixes, root words, and suffixes.  Develop your skills in spelling, pronunciation, and using medical terms accurately in both written and oral communication.  Learn to interpret abbreviations, symbols, and documents used in healthcare settings, preparing you for success in health science careers!

Course #:  04093004
Credit Type:  ELECTIVE
Credit:  1.0
Pre/Co Requisite:  No
College Credit:  No
College Hours Earned:  0
Grade Level:  09-12
Other Information:  Washington HS ONLY
Description:  Journey into Aviation History:  Aerospace Science 1 is recommended for all new ROTC cadets.  It is an aviation history course focusing on the development of flight throughout the centuries.  It starts with ancient civilizations, then progresses through time.

Course #:  04103006
Credit Type:  ELECTIVE
Credit:  1.0
Pre/Co Requisite:  No
College Credit:  No
College Hours Earned:  0
Grade Level:  10-12
Description:  Military Drill & Ceremony 1 provides fundamental and in-depth instruction in Air Force drill and ceremonies. The course concentrates on the elements of military drill and describes individual and group precision movements, procedures for saluting, drill, ceremonies, reviews, parades and development of command voice. Students are provided detailed instruction on ceremonial performances and protocol for civilian and military events and have the opportunity to personally learn Air Force drill concepts and procedures. Students will concentrate on perfecting unarmed drill and ceremony sequences. The course will introduce the student to armed and exhibition drill sequences which are performed using inert ceremonial replica rifles.