McKinney ISD Endorsement Guide

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1 McKinney ISD Endorsement Guide

2 INTRODUCTION When the 83rd Texas Legislature passed House Bill 5 into law, high school graduation plans changed for all students who will be freshmen during the school year and thereafter. The bill provides more flexibility for high school students to pursue either higher education or a career. House Bill 5 established a single graduation plan, the Foundation High School Program (FHSP). Students will also have the opportunity to build on the FHSP by earning Endorsements, Performance Acknowledgements, and a Distinguished Level of Achievement. Students will need to declare their preferred endorsement areas, in writing, by the beginning of their 9th grade year. Students will be able to change their endorsement at any time. An endorsement is basically an opportunity for students to select a major during their high school career. An endorsement can be earned by taking additional courses in Career and Technical Education (CTE) or by taking additional non-cte courses specified within the endorsement requirements. For the purpose of this document and entire list of courses available to students in McKinney ISD, please refer to the Academic Planning Guide on the McKinney ISD website. The endorsement areas are:! Arts & Humanities! Business & Industry! Multidisciplinary! Public Service! Science, Technology, Engineer & Math (STEM) NOTE: To earn the STEM endorsement students MUST take Algebra II, Chemistry & Physics MISD offers courses to meet endorsements in all areas (refer to the APG on MISD website for list of available courses). There are specific course requirements in the foundation curriculum based on the Endorsement selected. This guide contains an overview of graduation requirements for the FHSP; endorsement options in both Non- Career and Technology Education (Non-CTE) and Career and Technical (CTE) pathways; side-by-side core course requirements for each endorsement; and, helpful hints for selecting an endorsement. Course lists for each endorsement (both Non-CTE and CTE) with grade level and credit values.

3 MCKINNEY INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT HB 5 Graduation Plans - Students entering Gr. 9 in Foundation + Endorsements - 26 Credits 4 Credits ENGLISH - English I,II,III, Advanced English (MISD recommendation is English IV) 4 Credits MATH - Algebra 1, Geometry, two credits in advance Math course (MISD recommends Algebra II which is the Distinguished level of Achievement) 4 Credits *SCIENCE - One credit must be Biology, one credit in IPC/Chemistry/or Physics, and two credits in any advanced science course (*subject to prerequisites) 4 Credits SOCIAL STUDIES (MISD) - World Geography, World History, US History, Government, Economics 2 Credits LANGUAGES OTHER THAN ENGLISH or COMPUTER PROGRAMMING 1 Credit PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 Credit FINE ARTS 0.5 Credit HEALTH (MISD) 0.5 Credit SPEECH (MISD) - Professional communications 5 Credits in **ELECTIVES - (may include CTE or certification courses) **Credit requirement specific to at least one endorsement. McKinney ISD highly recommends students to minimally complete this Foundation plan to ensure college readiness Distinguished Level Of Achievement - 26 Credits 4 Credits ENGLISH - English I,II,III, English IV or higher (MISD recommendation) 4 Credits MATH - Algebra 1, Geometry, Algebra II, one credit in an advanced math course 4 Credits *SCIENCE - Biology, Chemistry, Physics, (MISD recommendation) and one credit in any advanced science course (*subject to prerequisites) 4 Credits SOCIAL STUDIES (MISD) - World Geography, World History, US History, Government, Economics 2 Credits LANGUAGES OTHER THAN ENGLISH or COMPUTER PROGRAMMING 1 Credit PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 Credit FINE ARTS 0.5 Credit HEALTH (MISD) 0.5 Credit SPEECH (MISD) - Professional communications 5 Credits in **ELECTIVES - (may include CTE or certification courses) **Credit requirement specific to at least one endorsement. Students wishing to apply for automatic admission to colleges or universities must complete this plan Endorsements (Students can select courses from Career & Technical Education (CTE) or Non-CTE) *STEM *Must have Algebra II, Chemistry & Physics CTE: Science, Technology, Engineering Math (STEM) Non-CTE: Computer Science courses Advance Math courses Advance Science courses BUSINESS & INDUSTRY CTE: Ag, Food, Natural Resources Architecture & Construction Arts, Audio, Video Technology Communications Business, Marketing & Finance Transportation, Distribution Logistics Non-CTE: 4 Additional English electives PUBLIC SERVICES CTE: Health Sciences Education & Training Human Services Law, Public Safety, Corrections, and Security Non-CTE: Junior Reserve Officer Training (JROTC) ARTS & HUMANITIES Additional courses in: Social studies Languages other than English Fine Arts MULTIDISCIPLINARY STUDIES Select courses from the curriculum of each of the other endorsement areas; Credits in a variety of advanced courses from multiple content areas sufficient to complete the distinguished level of achievement under the foundation program State Assessments Required for Graduation English I US History English II Biology Algebra I Performance Acknowledgments Outstanding Performance: Dual credit course work, bilingualism/bi-literacy; College AP exams, PSAT, ACT or SAT scores Certification: Nationally or internationally recognized business or industry certification or license

4 Performance Acknowledgements Students can earn a performance acknowledgement on their transcript for outstanding performance by successfully completing the following: Dual Credit 12 college hours with a grade of 3.0 or higher on a 4.0 scale Bilingualism/Bi-Literacy complete all ELA requirements with a 80 or higher and one of the following: 3 credits in the same Languages Other Than English with a 80 or higher Successful completion of a level IV LOTE with a 80 or higher completion of 3 credits in a foundation subject with an 80 or higher score of 3 or higher on a College Board AP exam for a LOTE ESL Students completion of 3 credits in a foundation subject with an equivalency of B or higher ELL Learners Meet exit criteria for bilingual or ESL program and score Advanced High Level on TELPAS AP Score 3 or above on AP exams College Entrance Exams PSAT of commended or higher National Hispanic Recognition or National Achievement Scholarship Program SAT (410 Reading and 520 Math) ACT scores (28 composite) Workforce Ready completion of internationally recognized business or industry certification or obtaining a government required credential to practice a profession

5 ARTS & HUMANITIES ENDORSEMENT Introduction The humanities offer students an opportunity to study ancient and modern literature, history, language and culture. These courses allow students an opportunity to explore and understand how other cultures live. Students interested in the performing arts of music and theatre, as well as the visual arts, may find this endorsement suitable for them. Possible Careers Possible career paths and interest areas for students pursuing an Arts and Humanities endorsement include courses related to: Political Science, World Languages, Cultural Studies, English Literature, History, and Fine Arts. Available Pathways An Arts and Humanities endorsement is only available through a Non-Career and Technical Education pathway. To satisfy the Non-CTE path in the endorsement, students must select four credits in: Social studies and/or economics: OR Four levels of the same World Language or LOTE (Languages Other Than English) OR Two levels in one World Language and two levels in a different LOTE; OR A coherent sequence of four credits in Fine Arts. MISD offers a variety of social studies courses, a variety of different World Languages courses and a large number of Fine Art course in both the Visual and Performing Arts. Please refer to the Academic Planning Guide located at for more details of course descriptions and offerings.

6 ARTS & HUMANITIES ENDORSEMENT OPTIONS Career & Technical Education Not Available NON-Career & Technical Education Combination of Social Studies and/or Economics Courses 5 Credits Four Levels in Languages Other Than English (LOTE) Two levels in the same language in a LOTE AND Two levels in a different language other than English Four English elective credits by selecting from the following: 4 Credits A coherent sequence of four credits in Fine Arts courses from one or two disciplines listed below 4 Credits See Social Studies Department in the High School Academic Planning Guide See Languages Other Than English (LOTE) Department in the High School Academic Planning Guide See Languages Other Than English (LOTE) Department in the High School Academic Planning Guide English IV Creative Writing Literary Genres Humanities Communication Applications AP English Lit or Lang Art Band Choir Dance Orchestra Theatre

7 Arts & Humanities Core Requirements English Language Arts (4 credits) o English I o English II o English III o English IV Mathematics (4 credits) o Algebra I o Geometry o Algebra II (MISD expectation) o 4 th Math Social Studies (4 credits) o World Geography o World History o US History o Government/Economics Science (4 credits) o Biology o Chemistry o Physics (MISD expectation) o 4 th Science World Language (2 credits) o Year 1 o Year 2 Fine Arts (1 credit) o PE (1 credit) o PE o PE Speech (.5 credits) o Professional Communications Endorsement Requirements To meet endorsement requirements, students must select one of the following: 1) 1 additional Social Studies credit from the following options: o AP European History (1) o AP Human Geography (1) (In addition to World Geography) o AP Psychology (.5) o Psychology (.5) o Sociology (.5) o Personal Financial Literacy (.5) 2) Four Levels of same language in LOTE: o Spanish I-IV o French I-IV o German I-IV o Latin I-IV o ASL I-IV 3) Two Levels of the same language in LOTE plus two levels of a different language in LOTE: o Spanish o French o German o Latin o American Sign Language 4) A coherent sequence completing 4 credits from 1 discipline: o Art o Band o Orchestra o Theater Arts o Technical Theater o Choir o Dance o Drill Team o Color Guard Health (.5 credits) o Health or Prin. of Health Sci.

8 BUSINESS & INDUSTRY ENDORSEMENT Introduction The Business and Industry Endorsement incorporates a large number of career paths and student interests. MISD offers many courses, which fall within this particular endorsement. Refer to the Academic Planning Guide (APG) for further details on course descriptions. Possible Careers Possible career paths and interest areas for the Business & Industry Endorsement may include: Database Management; Information Technology, Communications, Accounting, Finance, Marketing, Graphic Design, Architecture, Construction, Welding, Logistics, Automotive Technology, and Agricultural Science. For more information on these and other related careers, please explore career pathways in Naviance. Available Pathways Both CTE and Non-CTE pathways are available within the Business & Industry Endorsement. NON-CAREER & TECHNICAL (CTE) EDUCATION PATH COURSES To satisfy the Non-CTE path in the Business and Industry Endorsement, students must select four credits in English Language Arts (ELA). Within those four credits, students must select at least three levels in Advanced Broadcast Journalism, Debate, Newspaper, Yearbook, and Public Speaking. English Language Arts Elective courses available in MISD include courses in the following disciplines: Yearbook, Newspaper, Journalism, and Broadcast Journalism. Students may also earn a business and industry endorsement by completing 4 credits in technology applications. CAREER & TECHNICAL EDUCATION (CTE) PATH COURSES To satisfy the CTE path in the Business and Industry Endorsement, students must select four credits from any of the following clusters: Agriculture, Food and Natural Resources; Architecture and Construction; Arts, A/V Technology and Communication; Business Management and Administration; Finance; Hospitality and Tourism; Information Technology; Manufacturing; Marketing, Sales and Services; and Transportation, Distribution and Logistics.

9 BUSINESS & INDUSTRY ENDORSEMENT OPTIONS Technology Applications Transportation, Distribution/Logistics Non-Career & Technical Education Ag, Food & Natural Resources Marketing Sales & Service Four Credits in English Language Arts (Including at least 3 credits in one area below) Architecture & Construction Career & Technical Education (See APG for list of courses) Manufacturing Advanced Broadcast Journalism Debate Newspaper Yearbook Public Speaking (not offered in MISD) Arts, AV, Technology & Communication Hospitality & Tourism Four Credits technology applications Business Mgmt & Administration Finance Information Technology NOTE: MISD does not offer all career clusters in CTE or courses in technology applications. Please refer to the APG for details

10 Business and Industry Core Requirements Endorsement Requirements English Language Arts (4 credits) o English I o English II o English III o English IV Mathematics (4 credits) o Algebra I o Geometry o Algebra II (MISD expectation) o 4 th Math Social Studies (4 credits) o World Geography o World History o US History o Government/Economics Science (4 credits) o Biology o Chemistry o Physics (MISD expectation) o 4 th Science World Language (2 credits) o Year 1 o Year 2 Fine Arts (1 credit) o PE (1 credit) o PE o PE Speech (.5 credits) o Professional Communications Health (.5 credits) o Health or Prin. of Health Sci. Public Service Students can choose the CTE Pathway or the Non-CTE pathway. To meet endorsement requirements for the CTE Pathway, students must select a coherent sequence of 4 credits in CTE that consists of at least 2 in the same cluster CTE Pathway Ag, Food & Nat. Resources-Animal Systems o Prin of Ag, Food, Nat. Res (1) o Livestock Production (1) o Vet. Med. Applications (1) o Adv. Animal Science* (1) Ag, Food & Nat. Resources-Design & Land. o Prin of Ag, Food, Nat. Res (1) o Elements of Floral Design (1) o Advanced Floral Design (1) o Prac. In Floral Design* (2) o Environmental Science* (1) Ag, Food & Nat. Resources-Welding o Prin of Ag, Food, Nat. Res (1) o Ag Mech. & Metal Tech (1) o Ag Facilities Design & Fab (1) o Agriculture Power Systems (2) o Prac in Ag, Food, Nat Res* (2) Architecture & Construction o Prin of Architectural (1) o Construction Tech (1) o Interior Design (1) o Adv Construction Tech* (2) o Prac in Const. Mgmt* (2) Arts AV Tech. & Communication o Digital Interactive Media (1) o Audio & Video Production I (1) o Audio & Video Production II* (1-2) o Prac in A/V Prod * (2) Graphic Design o Digital Interactive Media (1) o Graphic Design (1) o Animation (1) o Video Game Design * (1) o Audio & Video Production I *(1) Architecture & Construction o HVAC I (2) o HVAC II* (2) advanced (advanced is marked with an *). Business Mgmt. & Administration o Prin. Bus, Mktg, Fin. (1) o Business Info Mgmt (1) o MoneyMatters (1) o Entrepreneurship (1) o Marketing Dynamics* (2) o Ad & Prom-Dual Cred*(.5) Marketing, Sales, & Service o Prin of Bus, Mktg, Fin (1) o Fashion Marketing (.5) o Sports & Ent Mktg. (.5) o Marketing Dynamics* (2) o Ad. & Sales Promo (Dual)* (.5) Financial Systems o Prin. Bus, Mktg, Fin. (1) o Business Info Mgmt. (1) o Money Matters (1) o Entrepreneurship (1) o Marketing Dynamics* (2) Info. Technology-Comp. Networking o Intro Engineer. Design (1) o Prin of Engineering (1) o Digital Electronics (1) o CMPT 1305 (Dual) (1) o INTW 1358 (Dual) (1) o ITCC 1371 Cisco I (Dual)* (1) o ITCC 1374 Cisco II (Dual)* (1) Info. Technology-Cyber Security o Intro Engineer. Design (1) o Prin of Engineering (1) o Digital Electronics (1) o CMPT 1305 (Dual)* (1) o INTW 1358 (Dual)* (1) o ITSY 1300 Security (Dual)* (1) Trans, Dist, Log Aviation Mechanic o Aviation I (1) o Aviation II (1) o Aviation III (2) o Aviation IV* (2) o o Powerplant Systems (Dual)* (1) Aircraft Systems & Flight Science (Dual)* (2) Trans, Dist, Log Automotive o Auto Tech I (2) o Auto Tech II* (2) Non-CTE Pathways Earn 4 credits in a coherent sequence in one of the following areas: o Journ/Newspaper o Journ/Yearbook o Debate

11 MULTIDISCIPLINARY ENDORSEMENT OVERVIEW Introduction The Multidisciplinary Endorsement allows students to select courses from each of the endorsement areas. Students can satisfy this endorsement by taking advanced CTE courses that prepare the student to enter the workforce successfully. This endorsement can also be earned if students successfully complete advanced courses in multiple content areas sufficient to complete the Foundation Program with a Distinguished Level of Achievement (DLA). Possible Careers All career pathways identified in all cluster and endorsement areas would fall into the multidisciplinary endorsement area. Available Pathways Both CTE and Non-CTE pathways are available within the Multidisciplinary Endorsement. NON-CAREER & TECHNICAL (CTE) EDUCATION PATH COURSES To satisfy the Non-CTE path in the Multidisciplinary Endorsement, students must select four credits in: Each of the four foundation subject areas to include English IV and Chemistry and Physics OR In Advanced Placement or Dual Credit courses from one of the areas listed below:! English! Math! Science! Social Studies! Economics! Languages Other Than English (LOTE)! Fine Arts CAREER & TECHNICAL EDUCATION (CTE) PATH COURSES To satisfy the CTE path in the Multidisciplinary Endorsement, students must select four advanced CTE courses from within multiple endorsement areas. The courses should allow the student to successfully enter the workforce through an industry licensure or some other similar method.

12 MULTIDISCIPLINARY ENDORSEMENT OPTIONS Career & Technical Education (See APG for list of courses) NON- Career & Technical Education Four Advanced Courses that prepare a student to enter the workforce successfully or postsecondary education from within one endorsement area or multiple endorsement areas Select 4 courses from one endorsement or a combination of endorsement areas Four credits in each foundation area Four AP or Dual Credit courses selected from areas below: Business & Industry Endorsement Public Service Endorsement NOTE: MISD does not offer all career clusters in CTE. Please refer to the APG for details STEM Endorsement (Including Alg II, Chem. & Physics) 4 Credits in: English Math Science Social Studies Must include: English IV AND Chemistry AND Physics English Math Science Social Studies Economics LOTE Fine Arts

13 Multidisciplinary Studies Core Requirements English Language Arts (4 credits) o English I o English II o English III o English IV Mathematics (4 credits) o Algebra I o Geometry o Algebra II (MISD expectation) o 4 th Math Social Studies (4 credits) o World Geography o World History o US History o Government/Economics Endorsement Requirements To meet endorsement r equirements, students must complete one of the following: 1) Four Credits in each of the four foundation subject areas to include: o 4 English credits, including English IV o 4 Math Credits o 4 Social Studies Credits o 4 Science Credits, including Chemistry and Physics or 2) Four Credits in Advanced Placement or Dual Credit selected from core areas, LOTE or Fine Art or 3) Four advanced courses among endorsement areas that are not in a coherent sequence. Science (4 credits) o Biology o Chemistry o Physics (MISD expectation) o 4 th Science World Language (2 credits) o Year 1 o Year 2 Fine Arts (1 credit) o PE (1 credit) o PE o PE Speech (.5 credits) o Professional Communications Health (.5 credits) o Health or Prin. of Health Sci.

14 PUBLIC SERVICES ENDORSEMENT OVERVIEW Introduction Students pursuing an endorsement in Public Services will enroll in courses directly related to health science, human services (including Cosmetology) education, law enforcement, and the armed forces. For more information on these and other related careers, please explore career pathways in Naviance. In addition, refer to the Academic Planning Guide on course descriptions. Possible Careers Public services incorporate careers in health sciences, human services, law enforcement and public safety, the military, and education. Human services and Health Science careers include careers as a nurse, physician s assistant, hair stylist, hospital administrator, nutritionist, clergy, counselor, etc. Law Enforcement and Public Safety include careers such as mediator, law clerk, paralegal, detective, security guard, criminal investigator, bailiff, and fish and game warden. Within the education area, students may be interested in career fields such as teacher, athletic trainer, principal, college professor, school psychologist, diagnostician, or counselor. Students interested in a career with the military may also choose to pursue this endorsement. Available Pathways Both CTE and Non-CTE pathways are available within the Public Services Endorsement. NON-CAREER & TECHNICAL (CTE) EDUCATION PATH COURSES To satisfy the Non-CTE path in the Public Services Endorsement, students must select four credits in JROTC. See the APG for further details CAREER & TECHNICAL EDUCATION (CTE) PATH COURSES To satisfy the CTE path in the Public Services Endorsement, students must select four credits from the following clusters: Education & Training Human Services Law, Public Safety, Security & Corrections Health Sciences

15 PUBLIC SERVICE ENDORSEMENT OPTIONS Career & Technical Education (See APG for list of courses) NON- Career & Technical Education Education & Training Human Services Law, Public Services, Corrections and Security Health Services JROTC (Leadership Education) Offered at McKinney High School only. Refer to the APG for more details NOTE: MISD does not offer all career clusters in CTE. Please refer to the APG for details

16 Public Service Core Requirements English Language Arts (4 credits) o English I o English II o English III o English IV Mathematics (4 credits) o Algebra I o Geometry o Algebra II (MISD expectation) o 4 th Math Social Studies (4 credits) o World Geography o World History o US History o Government/Economics Science (4 credits) o Biology o Chemistry o Physics (MISD expectation) o 4 th Science World Language (2 credits) o Year 1 o Year 2 Fine Arts (1 credit) o PE (1 credit) o PE o PE Speech (.5 credits) o Professional Communications Health (.5 credits) o Health or Prin. of Health Sci. Endorsement Requirements To meet endorsement requirements, students must select a coherent sequence of four credits in CTE that consists of at least two credits in the same cluster, including at least one advanced CTE course (advanced courses are marked with an *). CTE Clusters: Education & Training o Professional Communications (.5) o Prin. of Education & Training (1) o Child Development (1) o Human Growth and Development (1) o Inst. Practices in Education and Training* (2) o Pract in Education and Training* (2) Cosmetology (at MHS) o Professional Communications (.5) o Cosmetology I (3) o Cosmetology II* (3) Human Services o Professional Communications (.5) o Principles of Human Services (1) o Child Development (1) o Child Guidance (2) o Pract. In Human Services* (2) JROTC Leadership Education (at MHS) o Professional Communications (.5) o Leadership Education I (1) o Leadership Education II (1) o Leadership Education III (1) o Leadership Education IV (1) Law, Pub. Safety, Corrections & Security-Law Enforcement o Professional Communications (.5) o Prin. of Law, Public Safety, Corrections & Security (1) o Law Enforcement (1) o Law Enforcement II* (1) o Law Enforcement III* (2) o Forensic Science* (1) Law, Public Safety, Corrections and Security Correctional Services or Lawyer o Professional Communications (.5) o Prin. of Law, Public Safety, Corrections & Security (1) o Correctional Services (1) o Federal Enforcement & Protective Services (1) o Law Enforcement I (1) o Law Enforcement II* (1) Health Science o Professional Communications (.5) o Principles of Health Science I (1) (satisfies health requirement) o Medical Terminology (1) o Health Science (CNA) (2) o Anatomy and Physiology*(1) o Practicum in Health Science* (2) (EMT, Personal Training, Physical Therapy, Medical Billing and Coding, Fire Science, Central Sterile Processing, PCT)

17 STEM ENDORSEMENT OVERVIEW Students who chose this endorsement MUST complete: Algebra II Chemistry Physics Introduction Students pursuing a STEM endorsement would complete courses directly related to: Environmental Science, Technology, Engineering, Advanced Mathematics, and Computer Science. For more information on these and other related careers, please explore career pathways in Naviance. In addition, refer to the Academic Planning Guide on course descriptions. Possible Careers The STEM endorsement may be the right pathway for a student interested in careers such as a biochemist, bioengineer, civil engineer, electrical engineer, medical scientists, mechanical engineer, chemical engineer, environmental engineer, avionics technicians, physicists, robotic engineer and biomedical engineers. Available Pathways Both CTE and Non-CTE pathways are available within the STEM endorsement. NON-CAREER & TECHNICAL (CTE) EDUCATION PATH COURSES To satisfy the Non-CTE path in the STEM Endorsement, students must select four credits from one of the following options: Computer Science/Technology Applications Courses Math Algebra II and two additional credits in Mathematics courses for which Algebra 2 is a prerequisite Science Chemistry, Physics, and two additional Science credits (does not include Integrated Physics/Chemistry (IPC) or Biology) in addition to Algebra II, chemistry, and physics, a coherent sequence of three additional credits from no more than two of the categories listed above. CAREER & TECHNICAL EDUCATION (CTE) PATH COURSES To satisfy the CTE path in the STEM Endorsement, students must select four credits from the STEM clusters.

18 SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY, ENGINEERING & MATH (STEM) ENDORSEMENT OPTIONS (Must include Algebra II, Chemistry & Physics) Career & Technical Education (See APG for list of courses) NON- Career & Technical Education STEM Cluster Select 4 credits Computer Science or Computer Programming Select 4 credits Math Alg 1/ Geom/ Alg 2 AND Select 2 credits Science Bio/Chem/Physics AND Select 2 credits Combination of 4 credits Four coherent credits from courses within the STEM courses listed in the APG including an advanced measure Pre-AP Computer Science AP Computer Science Computer Science III Computer Science IV AP Calculus AB AP Calculus BC AP Computer Science A AP Statistics Dual Credit AQR Pre-calculus Advanced Animal Science Anatomy & Physiology AP Biology AP Chemistry AP Environmental Science AP Physics 1 AP Physics 2 AP Physics C Astronomy Earth and Space Science Environmental Systems Forensic Science Aquatic Science See lists in this diagram under: - Computer Science - Math - Science

19 STEM Core Requirements English Language Arts (4 credits) o English I o English II o English III o English IV Mathematics (4 credits) o Algebra I o Geometry o Algebra II (Required) o 4 th Math Social Studies (4 credits) o World Geography o World History o US History o Government/Economics Science (4 credits) o Biology o Chemistry (Required) o Physics (Required) o 4 th Science World Language (2 credits) o Year 1 o Year 2 Fine Arts (1 credit) o PE (1 credit) o PE o PE Speech (.5 credits) o Professional Communications Health (.5 credits) o Health or Prin. of Health Sci. Endorsement Requirements To meet the endorsement requirements, students must choose a CTE or Non-CTE Pathway. CTE Pathway Students must earn a coherent sequence of four credits in CTE that consists of at least two courses in the same cluster, including at least one advanced CTE course (advanced courses are marked with an *). Science, Tech., Engineering, & Math: Civil Engineering o Professional Communications (.5) o Intro to Engineering (1) o Principles of Engineering (1) o Civil Engineering & Arch (1) o Principles of Technology (1) o Engineering Design & Development* (1) Science, Tech., Engineering, & Math: Mech. Engineering o Professional Communications (.5) o Robotics I (1) o Robotics II (1) o Robotics III (1) o Pract. In STEM/Robotics IV* (2) Science, Tech., Engineering, & Math: Electrical Engineering o Professional Communications (.5) o Intro to Engineering (1) o Principles of Engineering (1) o Digital Electronics (1) o Principles of Technology (1) o Engineering Design & Development* (1) Non-CTE Pathway Students must earn a coherent sequence of four credits in computer science. Computer Science o PAP Computer Science (1) o AP Computer Science Principles (1) o AP Computer Science A (1) o Computer Science III* (1) o Computer Science IV* (1) OR Mathematics o Algebra I (1) o Geometry (1) o Algebra II (1) Plus 2 credits from the following*: o AP Computer Science A (1) o AQR (1) o Pre Calculus (1) o AP Calculus AB (1) o AP Calculus BC (1) o AP Statistics (1) o Dual Credit Math (1) OR Science o Biology (1) o Chemistry (1) o Physics (1) Plus 2 credits from the following*: o Environmental Science (1) o AP Environmental Science (1) o AP Biology (1) o AP Chemistry (1) o AP Physics 1 (1) o AP Physics 2 (1) o AP Physics C (1) o Anatomy and Physiology (1) o Forensic Science (1) o Earth and Space Science (1) o Advanced Animal Science (1) o Astronomy (1) o Aquatic Science (1)

20 SAMPLE 4-YEAR GRADUATION PLANS WITH ENDORSEMENT AND POSTSECONDARY INFORMATION ARE AVAILABLE ON THE DISTRICT WEBSITE.