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1 CURRICULUM BULLETIN

2 THE SCHOOL BOARD OF MIAMI-DADE COUNTY, FLORIDA Ms. Perla Tabares Hantman, Chair Dr. Lawrence S. Feldman, Vice-Chair Dr. Dorothy Bendross-Mindingall Mr. Carlos L. Curbelo Mr. Renier Diaz de la Portilla Dr. Wilbert Tee Holloway Dr. Martin S. Karp Dr. Marta Pérez Ms. Raquel A. Regalado SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS Mr. Alberto M. Carvalho South Central Center Dr. Alexis Martinez, Regional Superintendent Ms. Lourdes Gimenez, Administrative Director Ms. Lucy Iturrey, Administrative Director Dr. Albert Payne, Jr., Administrative Director Miami Senior High School 2450 Southwest 1 st Street Miami, FL (305)

3 TABLE OF CONTENTS Principal s Message... 4 Administrative Staff... 5 Mission / Vision / Philosophy Subject Selection Process Core Curriculum - Course Listings Academies - Course Listings Special Diploma... 19

4 PRINCIPAL S MESSAGE Welcome to Miami High s 120 th year of servicing our students and neighboring community will usher in the completion of a $5 million construction project that will include a fully restored gymnasium, media center, and cafeteria. In addition, three new buildings have been added that include state of the art SMARTBOARDS and wireless internet connection. Proud Miami High stands as the cornerstone of our community, a place where students enjoy the privilege of a challenging education and a rich tradition. Our school motto non verbis, sed operis: not through words, but deeds embraces the hope we keep for our students, that they will become the future business, education, religious, political, and professional leaders they are destined to be. We believe by creating a caring and nurturing climate, Miami High will be able to meet your child s needs and raise their level of academic performance. We will encounter new and exciting challenges, each met with determination and diligence; but we are sure we will succeed in our endeavors, with your support, to make Miami High a great learning community. We encourage you to become informed and read through the Curriculum Bulletin before courses are selected as the State of Florida has changed graduation requirements and added new exams. Your signature on the subject selection form will acknowledge that the courses selected for the school year will best meet the needs of your son and/or daughter to achieve their graduation requirements and ensure their post-secondary success. For further information about registration and/or school information, please visit the Student Services Department in Room 128 or contact the appropriate grade level counselor at Incoming 9 th grade: Mr. Lorenzo, extension 2232, Incoming 10 th grade: Ms. Echeverria, extension 2258, Incoming 11 th grade: Ms. Missick, extension 2259, and Incoming 12 th grade: Ms. Milton, extension You may also visit our website at We look forward to a memorable year at our old Miami High! Cordially, Benny Valdes Principal

5 MIAMI SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF Benny Valdes, Principal Lianne Batlle-Baez, Assistant Principal Bernard Edwards, Assistant Principal Madeline Mendez, Assistant Principal Elizabeth Sanchez, Assistant Principal Barbara Quintero, Activities Director Dung Nguyen, Athletic Director CURRICULAR DEPARTMENT CHAIRPERSONS Business Education... Caridad Benavides Cooperative Education...Luis A. Perez Special Education...Juan Chaine Special Education Program Specialist...Amber Wilcox Fine Arts...Albert Kunze Foreign Languages...Eduardo Ortiz ESOL/BCC...Aurora Couzo Family and Consumer Sciences...Natasha Gousse-Turner Language Arts...Vicky Puentes Legal and Public Affairs Magnet... George Bain Mathematics...Maria Cachinero-Llovet Physical Education...Marcus Carreno Reading... Odalys McKinley Science...Erick Hueck Social Studies...Tania Seale Student Services...Maria Barrial Teaching Magnet... Lilia Milton Vocational/Technical...Rodolfo Rodriguez STUDENT SERVICES DEPARTMENT Chairperson / Student Transition...Maria Barrial Special Education Maria Elena Díaz de Villegas Grade 9... Eddie Lorenzo Grade 10...Dayma Echeverría Grade 11...Marcia Missick Grade Lilia Milton CAP Advisor...George Bain Test Chairperson...Alfred Torossian TRUST Counselor...Milagros Avila TITLE I STAFF Community Involvement Specialist...Maria Diaz

6 MISSION Miami Senior High School is committed to creating a safe and supportive learning environment that prepares every member of the school community for the workplace or post-secondary education in order to secure a successful future. VISION The Miami Senior High School students, teachers, staff, parents and community will collaborate to ensure that all students master meaningful and challenging work in a balanced curriculum, and become independent thinkers, problem solvers, productive citizens and lifelong learners. PHILOSOPHY Miami Senior High School is committed to creating a safe and supportive learning environment based on the belief that all students can learn. Taking into consideration that students learn in different ways, our teachers and administrators provide a variety of instructional approaches to prepare all students for the workplace or post-secondary education. Our students will demonstrate understanding of essential knowledge and skills and be actively involved in solving problems and producing quality work. The entire learning community will collaborate to ensure that all students master meaningful and challenging work in a balanced curriculum. Our goal is to enable students to become self-directed, independent thinkers, as well as productive citizens and lifelong learners in order to secure a successful future.

7 SUBJECT SELECTION PROCESS Dear Parents/Guardians and Students, The purpose of the Curriculum Bulletin is to assist the student in planning for their yearly course of study. Keep in mind, as a whole, high school is meant to prepare the student for their postsecondary plan and/or future goals. Miami Senior High offers a variety of magnet programs and award winning academies in business, the fine arts, and vocational areas that include, but are not limited to: the ARTEC (TV Production) Academy, the Teaching Magnet, the Legal and Public Affairs Magnet, Advanced Placement Courses, Dual Enrollment, Internship Placement, Cosmetology, Automotive Technology, Health Sciences, Accounting, and Jazz Ensemble. These programs are for students who plan to who plan to continue their education at a postsecondary institution as well as for those who will join the workforce upon graduation. Please review the Bulletin with special attention to the Academies, discuss the choices with your family and teachers, and remember it is important to select your electives in a consecutive order to maximize productivity. HOW TO USE THIS BULLETIN Read the entire District Curriculum Bulletin and Miami High course offerings. Know the requirements for your year of graduation. Make a four-year plan. What courses do you need to take in the 9, 10, 11 and 12 grades? Refer to the appropriate Academy and Department for the list of course offerings beginning on page 8. Use the Subject Selection Worksheet provided to you by the Student Services Department. Acquire the approval of a teacher or Department Chairperson when signatures are required. Sign up for eight subjects. Intensive Reading and /or Mathematics elective will be assigned to students based on the FCAT exams and End of Course (EOC) results. Select five (5) ELECTIVE SUBJECTS. At least one elective must correspond to your chosen academy. Put them in order of preference. If your first choice is closed, you will be scheduled into your second choice, and so on. Note that all semester courses are paired with other semester courses. You will be required to take both semester courses as an annual block. Work with your counselor to complete your worksheet if you need assistance. Week 1- All periods 90 minutes in length Eight Period Block Schedule Monday A Tuesday B Wednesday A Thursday B Friday A Periods Periods Periods Periods Periods Week 2- All periods 90 minutes in length Monday B Tuesday A Wednesday B Thursday A Friday B Periods Periods Periods Periods Periods

8 LANGUAGE ARTS Graduation Requirement: 4 credits (ENLGISH 1, 2, 3, 4 or higher) NAME PRE-REQUISITE / ENGLISH English A11/R11/R71/S ENGLISH 1/INTENSIVE READING PLUS 1.0 English/ 1.0 Elective A80/A / ENGLISH 1 HONORS 1.0 English A ENGLISH English A12/R21/R72/S English 1 ENGLISH 2 HONORS 1.0 English A ENGLISH English A31/R73/S English 2 ENGLISH 3 HONORS 1.0 English A ENGLISH LANGUAGE & COMPOSITION- AP 1.0 English A ENGLISH English A41/R74/S English 3 ENGLISH HONORS English A ENGLISH LITERATURE & COMPOSITION- AP CONTEMPORARY LITERATURE CREATIVE WRITING 1 INTENSIVE READING 1.0 English A English.5 Lang. Arts 1.0 Elective ELECTIVES A46 A47 A00/A04/A07/A09 /P02/R SPEECH Fine Arts A English 1 and English 2 and English 2 and English 3 and Teacher Recommendation English 3 Honors or AP English Language Teacher Recommendation English Honors or above and Required for FCAT level 1 & 2 Contemporary Literature &Teacher Recommendation SAT/ACT VERBAL PREP.5 L.ang. Arts A Juniors and Seniors only READING FOR COLLEGE SUCCESS.5 Elective A ELL ENGLISH LANGUAGE LEARNER Required for students deemed not college ready as per ACT/PERT/SAT ENGLISH 1 through ESOL 1.0 English X11/X ENGLISH 2 through ESOL 1.0 English X21/X English 1 through ESOL ENGLISH 3 through ESOL 1.0 English X31/X English 2 through ESOL ENGLISH 4 through ESOL 1.0 English X41/X English 3 through ESOL DEVELOPMENT LANGUAGE ARTS through ESOL 1 DEVELOPMENT LANGUAGE ARTS through ESOL 2 DEVELOPMENT LANGUAGE ARTS through ESOL 3 DEVELOPMENT LANGUAGE ARTS through ESOL Elective X L1 Required for ELL level Elective X L2 Required for ELL level Elective X L3 Required for ELL level Elective X L4 Required for ELL level 4

9 MATHEMATICS Graduation Requirement: 4 credits (ALGEBRA 1, GEOMETRY & 2 courses at the ALGEBRA 2 level or higher) NAME ALGEBRA Mathematics B11/R12/R81/S ALGEBRA 1 HONORS 1.0 Mathematics B GEOMETRY 1.0 Mathematics B21/R22/S Algebra 1 GEOMETRY HONORS 1.0 Mathematics B ALGEBRA 2 TECH 1.0 Mathematics B Algebra 1 and Algebra 1 & Geometry and ALGEBRA Mathematics B Algebra 1 & Geometry ALGEBRA 2 HONORS 1.0 Mathematics B MATH FOR COLLEGE READINESS ADVANCED TOPICS IN MATH 1.0 Mathematics B Mathematics B STATISTICS- AP 1.0 Mathematics B PRE-CALCULUS HONORS 1.0 Mathematics B LIBERAL ARTS MATH/ PRECALCULUS DUAL ENROLLMENT 1.0 Mathematics B / MAC 2107 CALCULUS AB AP 1.0 Mathematics B CALCULUS BC- AP 1.0 Mathematics B INTENSIVE MATHEMATICS 1.0 Elective B00/B02/P05/R MATH FOR COLLEGE SUCCESS.5 Elective B Algebra 1 & Geometry and Algebra 2 Tech and Algebra 2 and Algebra 2 and Algebra 2 Honors and Pre- Calculus Honors and AP Calculus AB and Required for incoming 9 th grader with FCAT level 1 & 2 and EOC Retakers Required for students deemed not college ready as per PERT

10 SCIENCE Graduation Requirement: 3 credits (PHYSICAL SCIENCE*/AND OR EARTH SPACE, BIOLOGY I and 1 course from the following: CHEMISTRY, PHYSICS, or PHYSICIAL SCIENCE) *Students entering 9 th grade in school year are required to take Physical Science instead of Earth Space NAME PHYSICAL SCIENCE* 1.0 Science C PHYSICAL SCIENCE HONORS 1.0 Science C BIOLOGY Science C21/C94/R24/R Earth/Space Science BIOLOGY 1 HONORS 1.0 Science C CHEMISTRY Science C CHEMISTRY 1 HONORS 1.0 Science C ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGY HONORS 1.0 Science C MARINE SCIENCE Science C Earth/Space Science and Earth/Space Science & Biology and Earth/Space Science & Biology and Earth/Space, Biology, Chemistry and Earth/Space, Biology, Physical Science and PHYSICS 1 HONORS 1.0 Science C PHYSICS B- AP 1.0 Science C BIOLOGY- AP 1.0 Science C CHEMISTRY- AP 1.0 Science C Physics 1 HONORS Earth/Space Science and Earth/Space Science & Biology and

11 SOCIAL STUDIES Graduation Requirement: 3 credits (WORLD HISTORY, US HISTORY and AMERICAN GOVERNMENT & ECONOMICS) NAME WORLD HISTORY 1.0 Social Studies D11/R13/ R WORLD HISTORY HONORS 1.0 Social Studies D UNITED STATES HISTORY 1.0 Social Studies D31/R World History UNITED STATES HISTORY HONORS 1.0 Social Studies D UNITED STATES HISTORY- AP 1.0 Social Studies D AMERICAN GOVERNMENT/ ECONOMICS AMERICAN GOVERNMENT HONORS / ECONOMICS HONORS AMERICAN GOVERNMENT-AP MACROECONOMICS- AP D40 D50 D42 D52 D44 D World History and World History and World History & American History World History & American History and World History & American History and EUROPEAN HISTORY- AP 1.0 Elective D HUMAN GEOGRAPHY- AP 1.0 Elective D PSYCHOLOGY- AP 1.0 Elective D

12 ACADEMY ELECTIVES Academy of Arts, A/V, Technology & Transportation NAME ART CERAMICS/POTTERY 1.0 Fine Arts F TWO-DIMENSIONAL ART Fine Arts F TWO-DIMENSIONAL ART Fine Arts F Art 2D Comprehensive 1 DRAWING Fine Arts F DRAWING Fine Arts F Drawing 1 DRAWING Fine Arts F Drawing 2 AUTOMOTIVE TECHNOLOGY AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE TECH 4 AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE TECH 5 MANUAL DRIVE TRAIN AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE TECH 8 ELECTRICAL/ELECTRONICS 1 AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE TECH 9 ELECTRICAL/ELECTRONICS 2 AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE TECH 10 AIR CONDITIONING TECH EXECUTIVE INTERNSHIP 4 WORKPLACE ESSENTIALS - HONORS 1.0 Practical Arts K Practical Arts K Practical Arts K Practical Arts K Practical Arts K Fine Arts.5 Fine Arts K93 K A CE COMMUNICATIONS TECHNOLOGY (PHOTOGRAPHY) COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY 1 (PHOTOGRAPHY 1) COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY 2 (PHOTOGRAPHY 2) COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY 3 (PHOTOGRAPHY 3) EXECUTIVE INTERNSHIP 4 WORKPLACE ESSENTIALS - HONORS 1.0 Fine Arts K Fine Arts K Photography Fine Arts K Photography 2.5 Fine Arts.5 Fine Arts K09 K A CE DRAMA DRAMA Fine Arts F DRAMA Fine Arts F Drama 1 DRAMA Fine Arts F Drama 2 DRAMA 4 HONORS 1.0 Fine Arts F Drama 3

13 STAGECRAFT Fine Arts F FILM & VIDEO - ARTEC TV PRODUCTION 1 TV PRODUCTION 2 TV PRODUCTION 3 TV PRODUCTION 4 TV PRODUCTION 5 HONORS TV PRODUCTION 6 HONORS TV PRODUCTION 7 HONORS INTRODUCTION TO FILM & ENTERTAINMENT EXECUTIVE INTERNSHIP 4 WORKPLACE ESSENTIALS - HONORS 1.0 Practical Arts 1.0 Practical Arts 1.0 Practical Arts 1.0 Practical Arts 1.0 Practical Arts 1.0 Practical Arts 1.0 Practical Arts F F F F F F F TV Production 1 and TV Production 2 and TV Production 3 and TV Production 4 and TV Production 5 and TV Production 6 and Teacher Recommendation 1.0 Fine Arts F Fine Arts.5 Fine Arts F39 F93 JOURNALISM A CE JOURNALISM 1 (NEWSPAPER) or JOURNALISM 1 (YEARBOOK) JOURNALISM 2 (NEWSPAPER) or JOURNALISM 2 (YEARBOOK) JOURNALISM 3 (NEWSPAPER) or JOURNALISM 3 (YEARBOOK) JOURNALISM 4 (NEWSPAPER) or JOURNALISM 4 (YEARBOOK) 1.0 Perform Arts 1.0 Perform Arts 1.0 Perform Arts 1.0 Perform Arts MUSIC A51 A61 A52 A62 A53 A63 A54 A BAND 1 (no band experience) 1.0 Perform Arts J00/J BAND Perform Arts J Band 1 or previous band exp BAND Perform Arts J Band 2 BAND Perform Arts J Band 3 BAND 5 HONORS 1.0 Perform Arts J CHORUS Perform Arts J CHORUS Perform Arts J Chorus 1 CHORUS Perform Arts J Chorus 2 CHORUS Perform Arts J Chorus 3

14 GUITAR Perform Arts J GUITAR Perform Arts J Guitar 1 GUITAR Perform Arts J Guitar 2 GUITAR Perform Arts J Guitar 3 JAZZ ENSEMBLE Perform Arts J JAZZ ENSEMBLE Perform Arts J Jazz Ensemble 1 JAZZ ENSEMBLE Perform Arts J Jazz Ensemble 2 JAZZ ENSEMBLE Perform Arts J Jazz Ensemble 3 KEYBOARD Perform Arts J KEYBOARD Perform Arts J Keyboard 1 KEYBOARD Perform Arts J Keyboard 2 KEYBOARD Perform Arts J Keyboard 3 PRODUCTION TECHNOLOGY PRODUCTION TECHNOLOGY I PRODUCTION TECHNOLOGY II PRODUCTION TECHNOLOGY III PRODUCTION TECHNOLOGY IV 1.0 Perform Arts K Perform Arts K Production Tech I 1.0 Perform Arts K Production Tech II 1.0 Perform Arts K Production Tech III

15 Academy of Business Management/Administration & Information Technology NAME INTRO TO INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY 1.0 Fine Arts G11/G ACCOUNTING APPLICATIONS Voc G Requirement for 9 th grade (Freshman Experience Course) ACCOUNTING APPLICATIONS Voc G Accounting Applications 1 ACCOUNTING APPLICATIONS 3 HONORS 1.0 Voc G Accounting Applications 2 BUSINESS COMPUTER PROGRAMING Voc G BUSINESS COMPUTER PROGRAMING Voc G Business Computer Prog 1 DIGITAL DESIGN Voc G DIGITAL DESIGN Voc G Digital Design 1 DIGITAL DESIGN Voc G Digital Design 2 NETWORKING Voc G NETWORKING Voc G Networking 1 NETWORKING Voc G Networking 2 WEB DESIGN Fine Arts G WEB DESIGN Fine Arts G Web Design 1 WEB DESIGN Fine Arts G Web Design 2 INTRODUCTION TO MICROCOMPUTERS 0.5 Web Design 3 Academy of Family & Consumer Sciences NAME CULINARY ARTS Fine Arts H CULINARY ARTS Fine Arts H Culinary Arts 1 CULINARY ARTS Fine Arts H Culinary Arts 2 CULINARY ARTS 4 HONORS 1.0 Fine Arts H Culinary Arts 3 MISCELLANEOUS ELECTIVE PATTERN DESIGN TECHNIQUES 1.0 Voc H FASHION DESIGN SPECIALIST 1.0 Voc. H Pattern Design Techniques

16 Academy of Health Science NAME HEALTH SCIENCE Voc K HEALTH SCIENCE Voc K ELECTROCARDIOGRAPH AIDE 3 HOME HEALTH 3.5 Voc.5 Voc K43 K ALLIED HEALTH ASSITING Voc K HEALTH OCP DIRECTED STUDY (HONORS) 1.0 Voc K Health Science 2 Electrocardiograph 3 Allied Health Assinting 3 NAME Academy of Foreign Language FRENCH Foreign Lang E FRENCH 2 HONORS 1.0 Foreign Lang E FRENCH 3 HONORS 1.0 Foreign Lang E FRENCH 4 HONORS 1.0 Foreign Lang E ITALIAN Foreign Lang E ITALIAN 2 HONORS 1.0 Foreign Lang E ITALIAN 3 HONORS 1.0 Foreign Lang E ITALIAN 4 HONORS 1.0 Foreign Lang E SPANISH Foreign Lang E SPANISH Foreign Lang E SPANISH 3 HONORS 1.0 Foreign Lang E SPANISH 4 HONORS 1.0 Foreign Lang E SPANISH FOR SPEAKERS Foreign Lang E French 1 and French 2 and French 3 and Italian 1 and Italian 2 and Italian 3 and Spanish 1 and Spanish 2 and Spanish 3 and SPANISH FOR SPEAKERS Foreign Lang E Spanish for Speakers 1 SPANISH FOR SPEAKERS 3 HONORS 1.0 Foreign Lang E SPANISH FOR SPEAKERS 4 HONORS 1.0 Foreign Lang E Spanish for Speakers 2 & Spanish for Speakers 3 & SPANISH LANGUAGE AP 1.0 Foreign Lang E SPANISH LITERATURE AP 1.0 Foreign Lang E

17 NAME GROOMING AND SALON SERVICES CORE 1 COSMETOLOGY FACIALS 3 COSMETOLOGY 4 COSMETOLOGY 5 COSMETOLOGY 6 COSMETOLOGY 7 COSMETOLOGY 8 Academy of Human Services.5 Fine Arts.5 Fine Arts 1.0 Fine Arts 1.0 Fine Arts 1.0 Fine Arts 1.0 Fine Arts 1.0 Fine Arts K20 K21 K24 K25 K26 K27 K28 Academy of Law & Public Safety (ROTC) PHYSICAL EDUCATION ELECTIVES DIVERSIFIED EDUCATION MISCELLANEOUS ELECTIVES COSMETOLOGY Fine Arts K NAME LEADERSHIP EDUCATION & TRAINING Elective IO1 LEADERSHIP EDUCATION & TRAINING Elective IO2 LEADERSHIP EDUCATION & TRAINING Elective IO3 LEADERSHIP EDUCATION & TRAINING Elective IO4 NAME BEGINNING WEIGHT TRAINING INTERMEDIATE WEIGHT TRAINING COMPREHENSIVE FITNESS FITNESS LIFESTYLE DESIGN.5 Phys Ed.5 Phys Ed.5 Phys Ed.5 Phys Ed L07 L08 L09 L Leadership Education & Training 1 Leadership Education & Training 2 Leadership Education & Training 3 HOPE- PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1.0 Phys Ed L Requirement for 10 th grade TEAM SPORTS 1 DRIVERS EDUCATION AEROBICS 1 AEROBICS 2 DIVERSIFIED CAREER TECHNOLOGY/OJT COOPERATIVE DIVERSIFIED EDUCATION- OJT.5 Phys Ed.5 Phys Ed.5 Phys Ed.5 Phys Ed 1.0 Voc L01 L02 L03 L04 N11/N21 N17/18/ J2 DCT/ Co-op-OJT 1.0 Voc N31-N JT CRITICAL THINKING AND STUDY SKILLS (CHESS) 1.0 Elective D10/D

18 MAGNET PROGRAMS Law Magnet NAME LAW STUDIES LEGAL SYSTEMS AND CONCEPTS LEGAL ASPECTS OF BUSINESS 1.0 Vocational D81 D85 G PHILOSOPHY - HONORS ETHICS - HONORS COURT PROCEDURES.5 Elective.5 Elective D83 D86 D SPECIAL ISSUES IN PUBLIC AFFAIRS LEGAL ISSUES IN PUBLIC AFFAIRS INTERNSHIP DUAL ENROLLMENT.5 Elective.5 Elective D95 D Elective D97 D98 Teaching Magnet A CE NAME CHILD DEVELOPMENT FOR EDUCATORS VOLUNTARY PUBLIC SERVICE EDUCATION METHODOLOGY TECHNOLOGY IN THE CLASSROOM.5 Elective.5 Elective.5 Elective.5 Elective ENTRY LEVEL Z01 Z11 Z07 Z08 ELEMENTARY STRAND EARLY CHILDHOOD Fine Arts Z PSYCHOLOGY 1 HONORS PHYCHOLOGY 2 HONORS EARLY CHILDHOOD 2 EARLY CHILDHOOD 3 INTERNSHIP DUAL ENROLLMENT PSYCHOLOGY 1 HONORS PHYCHOLOGY 2 HONORS 1.0 Fine Arts 1.0 Fine Arts 1.0 Elective Z09 Z10 Z12 Z13 Z14 Z15 SECONDARY STRAND Z09 Z A CE Early Childhood 1 Early Childhood 2 & 3 VOICE & DICTION 1.0 Vocational Z TEACHER ASSISTING 1 TEACHER ASSISTING 2 INTERNSHIP DUAL ENROLLMENT 1.0 Vocational 1.0 Vocational 1.0 Elective Z02 Z03 Z41 Z A CE Teacher Assisting 1 & 2

19 Special Diploma Special Diploma students will be divided into three groups according to their academic and social skills. This group of students will not take the FCAT. Their progress will be tracked thru an alternate assessment instrument. NAME GROUP A ACADEMIC SKILLS 1.0 Elective P ACADEMIC SKILLS ESOL 1.0 Elective P EL COMMUNICATION SKILLS 1.0 Elective P SOCIAL STUDIES 1.0 Elective P CAREER EXPERIENCE 1.0 Elective P SPECIAL PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1.0 Elective P LEISURE AND RECREATION 1.0 Elective P SELF DETERMINATION 1.0 Elective P HOMEROOM 1.0 Elective T53 GROUP B ENGLISH Elective P ENGLISH 9-12 ESOL 1.0 Elective P EL MATH Elective P SCIENCE Elective P LIFE MANAGEMENT Elective P READING Elective P READING 9-12 ESOL 1.0 Elective P EL SELF DETERMINATION 1.0 Elective P CAREER EXPERIENCE 1.0 Elective P SOCIAL STUDIES Elective P SPECIAL PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1.0 Elective P GROUP C ENGLISH Elective P ENGLISH 9-12 ESOL 1.0 Elective P EL MATH Elective P SCIENCE Elective P LIFE MANAGEMENT Elective P READING Elective P E2 READING 9-12 ESOL 1.0 Elective P EL CAREER EXPERIENCE 1.0 Elective P SOCIAL STUDIES Elective P Social Studies Elective P

20 NAME CAREER EXPERIENCES PROJECT VICTORY- INTERNSHIP JOB PREPARATORY EDUCATION ON THE JOB TRAINING 1.0 Elective 1.0 Elective P31/P32 P33/P34 R52 R55/R PV EX EX EBD Emotional Behavioral Disability Regular or Special Diploma EBD students will take courses in the EBD Self-Contained Unit and/or take courses in Inclusion, Resource or regular classes. Students will be scheduled according to their Individualized Educational Plan (IEP).

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY AND TELECOMMUNICATIONS A $10.00 fee will be assessed for all computer education classes.

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY AND TELECOMMUNICATIONS A $10.00 fee will be assessed for all computer education classes. INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS AND FINANCE A $10.00 fee will be assessed for all computer education classes. CODE CO-REQUISITE NOTES H02 820902001 Computing for College and Careers 09-12 Student Interest H40 881211001