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1 C U R R I C U L U M B U L L E T I N Coral Reef Senior High MR. THOMAS ENNIS Principal

2 ACADEMY DESCRIPTIONS Academy of Agricultural Science Students in the Agricultural Science Academy will explore the field of Agricultural Biotechnology while learning about areas of current agricultural biotechnology applications, genetic principles, tissue/cell culture, and the potential for biotechnology in the field of agriculture. Research partnerships with the United States Department of Agriculture will enable students to participate in summer internships and conduct research on rare and native tropical plant and animal species impacting the industry. Students will explore additional processes to harness renewable energy, more efficient and effective methods utilizing existing resources, and ways to reform the global hunger crisis. Through their participation in the National FFA Organization, students will have opportunities to develop their leadership and professional development skills. Academy of Business and Finance The Academy of Business and Finance connects our students with the world of financial services, offering a curriculum that covers entrepreneurship, banking and credit, financial planning, insurance and accounting, among other topics. Our academy is also designated as a distinguished program of the National Academy Foundation, an acclaimed national network of high school career academies. In addition to studying a career-focused curriculum and working on collaborative projects, students gain critical career knowledge through a series of work-based learning experiences both inside and outside of the classroom. These activities include job shadowing, mock interviews, resume writing workshops, and culminate with a compensated internship. Local business partners work with academy teachers to provide these opportunities that round out students education. Students follow a sequential program of study that leads to industry certification.. Academy of Engineering Students in the Engineering Academy will apply mathematical, scientific and engineering concepts to find solutions to many design problems. They explore various engineering disciplines such as mechanical, structural, industrial, electrical, electronics, robotics and aerospace with hands on activities and projects. Students will participate in activities such as basic sketching, computer designing, building, testing and analyzing models and prototypes. Students will learn and have the opportunity to become certified in Computer Aided Drafting and Design using Autodesk Design software to increase their technological literacy. This program provides students with an advanced understanding of the knowledge, human relations, and technological skills found in today s engineering professions. Students will be able to participate in the National TSA and SECME organizations. 1

3 International Baccalaureate Academy Self-motivated college-bound students will find the challenging curriculum of the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme hard to resist. In addition to advanced course work, students will submit a 4,000 word Extended Essay research paper in one of the subjects of the IB curriculum, take a Theory of Knowledge course and engage in at least 150 hours of community service in the Creativity, Activity, and Service (CAS) component. Students will demonstrate their proficiency through subject-area exams representing six core academic areas, which may enable them to earn college credit or advanced standing at prestigious universities, both domestic and international. Academy of Legal and Public Affairs The Academy of Legal and Public Affairs provides students with fundamental competencies which will enable students to develop skills, knowledge, and attitudes necessary for career advancement within the cluster of Law, Public Safety, and Security related careers. The academy is designed for students who are interested in public policy, law enforcement, forensics, and the legal and criminal justice system. Students will take an array of academy classes that focus on broad, transferable skills and stress the understanding of ethical and sociological standards as it related to criminal justice procedures and laws, court procedures, public safety, corrections, criminal investigative procedures, crime prevention, and entrepreneurship. Students are members of FPSA and participate at district and state level competitions. Program completers will have an opportunity to earn industry certification as an Accredited Legal Professional (ALP). Academy of Leisure Medicine and Health Science The Medical Academy provides all students with a sound academic foundation that will enable them to apply their knowledge and skills for continued study in a healthcare career. Students will take a core of intensive academic courses to provide a solid foundation in anatomy, physiology, medical terminology, medical math, disease processes, body mechanics, and basic human needs. Senior Medical Academy students enter the strand of their choice and focus on their selected area of interest. Students are members of the Health Occupation Students of America (HOSA), and compete at the Regional, State and National level. Clinical exposure in community health facilities and organizations provide students with opportunities to apply their newly acquired skills in their chosen field. Academy of Visual & Performing Arts The Visual & Performing Arts Academy at Coral Reef Senior High School offers six strands of specialization: Visual Arts, Theatre Arts, Dance, Band, Chorus and Orchestra and is comprised of actors, singers, dancers, musicians, and artists who strive for excellence in academics and creative expression. Over the four years, students focus on an Honors Arts curriculum immersed in the theory and practice of their particular discipline. Art labs, dance and music studios and black box theatre serve as settings for our academy students. Our professional arts teachers all share in the same endeavor, to further the training of career-minded arts students who respect and appreciate the role of the arts in their lives and the life of our community. Students perform, compete and exhibit their works throughout the District, State and National levels. With diligence and application, students develop their maximum potential while working in a nurturing and family environment! 2

4 Curriculum Bulletin Course Listings LANGUAGE ARTS Course State Code # Name of Subject Prerequisites/Recommendations Seq. A English I A H English I Honors A HG English I Honors Gifted Must be tested and staffed A English II A H English II Honors A HG English II Honors Gifted Must be tested and staffed A English III A H English III Honors A AP AP English Language A English IV A H English IV Honors A AP AP English Literature English Language Learners (ELL) Course Seq. State Code # Name of Subject Prerequisites/Recommendations A English 1 Through ESOL Grade 9 A English 2 Through ESOL Grade 10 A English 3 Through ESOL Grade 11 A English 4 Through ESOL Grade 12 G31/41/51/ L1 Developmental Language Level 1 Arts Through ESOL G32/42/52/ L2 Developmental Language Arts Through ESOL Level 2 G33/43/53/ L3 G34/44/54/ L4 Developmental Language Arts Through ESOL Developmental Language Arts Through ESOL Level 3 Level 4 3

5 MATHEMATICS Course Seq. Course # Name of Subject Prerequisites/Recommendations B Algebra I B H Algebra I Honors B Geometry Algebra I B H Geometry Honors Algebra I/ B HG Geometry Honors Gifted Must be tested and staffed B Advanced Topics Geometry B Algebra II Advanced Topics B H Algebra II Honors Geometry/ B HG Algebra II Honors Gifted Geometry/Must be tested and staffed B Mathematics for College Algebra II B25/B Readiness Trigonometry Honors /Math Analysis Honors (Seniors Only) Algebra II/ B H Pre-Calculus Honors Algebra II Honors/ B H Probability & Statistics Trigonometry & Math Analysis with Applications Honors B AP AP Calculus AB Pre-Calculus/ B AP AP Calculus BC Calculus AB/ B AP AP Statistics Pre-Calculus or Math Analysis & Trigonometry 4

6 SCIENCE Course Course # Name of Subject Prerequisites/Recommendations Seq. C Physical Science C H Physical Science Honors C Biology Physical Science/ Algebra I C H Biology Honors Physical Science/ Algebra I C HG Biology Honors Gifted Physical Science/ Algebra I Must be tested and staffed C Chemistry Biology, Algebra I C H Chemistry Honors Biology, Algebra I C HG Chemistry Honors Gifted Biology Honors Gifted/ Algebra I C H Anatomy and Physiology Honors Grade Chemistry C H Physics Honors Chemistry C H Marine Science Honors Chemistry ; Elective C H Zoology C AP AP Biology Chemistry Honors C AP AP Chemistry Chemistry Honors/Gifted or Pre-IB Algebra 2 completed Chem C AP AP Physics 1 Algebra 2 completed Physics C AP AP Environmental Science Biology Completed Chemistry-Concurrent or completed Teacher recommendation 5

7 SOCIAL SCIENCES Course Seq. Course # Name of Subject Prerequisites/Recommendations D World History D H World History Honors / Grade 9 D AP AP World History D AP AP European History World History Teacher Recommendation D US History D H US History Honors World History, Social Studies Teacher or Dept. Chair Recommendation/ Grade 11 D AP AP U.S. History Social Studies Teacher or Dept. Chair Recommendation/ Grade 11 D14/D D24/D26 D45/D H H AP H AP H AP U.S. Government and Economics with Financial Literacy U.S. Government Honors and Economics with Financial Literacy Honors Grade 12 AP U.S. Government & Politics/Economics with Financial Literacy Honors D46/D29 AP Macroeconomics & Government Honors D47/D48 AP U.S. Government & Politics AP AP Macroeconomics D71/D Psychology Psychology 2 D H International Relations Honors D H African-American History Honors D83/D H Philosophy Honors/ H World Religions Honors Grade 12 US History Teacher Recommendation US History Teacher Recommendation US History US History Teacher Recommendation 10 th -12 th Graders D AP AP Human Geography W. History, US History, or Dept. Chair Recommendation D AP AP Psychology Social Studies Teacher Recommendation 6

8 WORLD LANGUAGES Course Seq. Course # Name of Subject Prerequisites/Recommendations F Spanish I Entry level for non-spanish speakers S01/S FV Spanish II (FLVS) Spanish I F H Spanish III Honors Spanish II or Teacher Recommendation F H Spanish IV Honors Spanish III Honors, Pre-IB Spanish III or F Spanish for Speakers-I Entry level for Spanish Speakers F Spanish for Speakers-II Spanish S-I F H Spanish for Speakers-III Honors Spanish S-II and Teacher Recommendation F AP AP Spanish Language Spanish IV F AP AP Spanish Literature AP Spanish Language F French I S03/S FV French II (FLVS) French I F H French III Honors French II and Teacher Recommendation F H French IV Honors French III Honors F AP AP French Language French IV Honors F German I F German II German I F H German III Honors German II Teacher Recommendation F H German IV Honors German III Honors F AP AP German Language German IV Honors - S09/S FV CHINESE I S11/S FV CHINESE II 7

9 GENERAL ELECTIVES Course Seq. Course # Name of Subject Prerequisites/Recommendations G01/G E2 Reading Enrichment Grade 9 or 10 G09/G I1 Intensive Reading Grade 9 or 10 G11/G T1 Intensive Reading Grade 11 G13/ T2 Intensive Reading FCAT Re-takers Grade 12 G Personal, Career & Counselor Recommendation School Development Skills G Leadership Skills Grades R Journalism I R H Journalism V Honors R H Journalism VI Honors P H Journalism VI Honors (Yearbook) P H Journalism VII Honors (Yearbook) P H Journalism VIII Honors (Yearbook) S Personal & Family Finance S06/S FV Driver s Education S23/S FV Forensic Science 1 (FLVS) 8

10 FINE ARTS ELECTIVES Course Seq. Course # Name of Subject Prerequisites/Recommendations R Art I R Chorus R Dance Repertory 1 R Guitar I SENIORS ONLY (Beginners) R Theatre I R20/R H H Lit & the Arts Honors 1 Lit & the Arts Honors 2 S33/S FV Foundations of Web Design Honors (FLVS) S37/S Digital Information Technology S41/S FV Music of the World (FLVS) Grades Digital Information Technology PHYSICAL EDUCATION Course Seq. Course # Name of Subject Recommendation E01/E Personal Fitness Team Sports E03/E Basketball/Individual & Personal Fitness Dual Sports E05/E Weight Training I (E05) Personal Fitness Weight Training II (E06) S Personal Fitness 9 th GRADE TRANSITION PROGRAM Name of Subject Recommendation Ready for the Reef June

11 INTERNATIONAL BACCALAUREATE ACADEMY Course Course # Name of Subject Prerequisites/Recommendations Seq. A IB English I CRHS Pre-IB Honors 9 th A IB English I CRHS Pre-IB Gifted 9 th Must be tested and staffed A A AP English Language -10 th P A A AP English Language Gifted 10 th Must be tested and staffed P A A AP English Literature 11 th AP English Language P A IB IB English IV (HL) - 12 th AP English Literature B IB IB Math Studies (SL) 1 st Year of 2 (Math Studies 1) B IB IB Pre-Calculus (SL) 1 st Year of 2 (Mathematics 1) B IB IB Statistics and Introduction to Differential Calculus (SL) 2 nd Year of 2 (Math Studies 2) B IB IB Calculus (SL) 2 nd Year of 2 (Mathematics 2)/ Descriptive statistics Algebra II Honors Algebra II Honors IB Math Studies 1 or IB Pre-Calculus IB Pre-Calculus C IB Biology I CRHS Pre-IB 9 th Grade Physical Science Honors C IB Biology II IB (SL) 1 st Year of 2 Pre-IB Chemistry C IB Biology III IB (SL) 2 nd Year of 2 Biology II IB (SL) 1 st Yr. C IB Biology II IB (HL) 1 st Year of 2 Pre IB Chemistry C IB Biology III IB (HL)2 nd Year of 2 Biology II IB (HL) C IB Chemistry I CRHS Pre-IB Pre-IB Biology C IB Chemistry II IB (SL) 1 Year of 2 Pre-IB Chemistry C IB Chemistry III IB (HL) 1 st Year of 2 Chemistry II IB (SL) 1 st yr C IB Chemistry II IB (HL) 1 st Year of 2 Pre IB Chemistry C IB Chemistry III IB (HL) 2 nd Year of 2 D A AP World History Required in 9 th Grade P D A AP European History Required in 10 th Grade P D A AP American History Required in 11 th Grade P D IB Contemporary History IB (HL) Required in 12 th Grade F H CRHS Pre-IB Spanish III Spanish I F IB IB Spanish IV B (SL) 1 st Year of 2 F IB IB Spanish IV B (SL) 1 Year F IB IB Spanish IV B (HL) 10

12 1 st Year of 2 Course Seq. State Code # Name of Subject Prerequisites/Recommendations F IB IB Spanish V B (SL) 2 nd Year of 2 F IB IB Spanish V B (HL) 2 nd Year of 2 F H French V Honors French IV F IB IB French IV B (SL) 1 st Year of 2 French III F IB IB French IV B French III (HL) 1 st Year of 2 F IB IB French V B IB French IV-B (SL) 1 st Year (SL) 2 nd Year of 2 F IB IB French V B IB French IV-B (HL) 1 st Year (HL) 2 nd Year of 2 F IB IB German IV- B (SL/HL) 1 st Year of 2 F IB IB German V-B (SL/HL) 2 nd Year of 2 R IB IB Theatre R IB IB Theory of Knowledge Required in Grade 12 R IB IB Social and Cultural Anthropology (SL) 1 Year R IB IB Psychology I (SL) 1 Yr. R IB IB Sports Exercise Science (SL) 1Yr R IB IB Geography SL 1 yr R IB IB Psychology HL 1 yr of 2 11

13 INTERNATIONAL STUDIES Course Seq. Course # Name of Subject Prerequisites/Recommendations IS F Language/Literature for IS 1 9 th (Only IS) See IB Counselor Required for German IS IS F Language/Literature for IS 2 10 th (Only IS) See IB Counselor Required for German IS IS F IB IB German 4 B (HL) 1 st Year (Only IS) See IB Counselor Required for German IS IS F IB IB German 5 - B (HL) 2 nd Year (Only IS) See IB Counselor Required for German IS IS F H World Language Humanities IS Required for German IS 1 9 th Grade IS F H World Language Humanities IS 2 10 th Grade Required for German IS 12

14 BUSINESS ACADEMY X01* X02* X03* X04* Finance and Business Technology ( ) Accounting Applications I ( H) Financial Operations ( H) Personal Financial Planning ( H) * Industry Certification Post 11 TH Grade Summer Internship S93 Honors Financial Internship ( ) 12 th Grade Internship S94 Executive Internship Honors ( AY) AGRISCIENCE ACADEMY T01 T02 T03* T04 Agriscience Foundations I ( ) Agricultural Biotechnology II ( H) Agricultural Biotechnology III ( H) Advanced Concepts of Agriscience ( H) * Industry Certification T05 Agricultural Use of UAS Technology T06 Agriculture Food & Natural Resources Directed Study ( AY) 13

15 ENGINEERING ACADEMY T11 T12 T13* T14 Applied Engineering Technology I ( H) Applied Engineering Technology II ( H) Applied Technology III ( H) Advanced Applications in Technology ( H) *Industry Certification LEGAL ACADEMY Y01 Y02 Y03 Y04* Criminal Justice I ( ) Criminal Justice II ( ) Criminal Justice III ( H) Criminal Justice IV ( H) *Industry Certification Anatomy & Physiology ( H) MEDICAL ACADEMY Choose one strand Z01 Z02 Z03* Z04* Emergency Medical Responder ( H) *Industry Certification Health Science Foundations ( ) Allied Health (Med. Assistant) ( H) Z05* Nursing Assistant ( H) 14

16 Health Science Foundations ( ) MEDICAL ACADEMY Choose one strand Z01 Z02 Z03* Z04* Emergency Medical Responder ( H) Health Science Foundations ( ) Allied Health (Med. Assistant) ( H) Z05* Nursing Assistant ( H) VISUAL AND PERFORMING ARTS ACADEMY- DANCE STRAND W01 W02 W04 W07 Dance Repertory III ( H) Ballet III ( ) W03 Ballet IV ( H) W06/W16 Choreography/Performance ( H) W08/W18 Dance Repertory IV ( H) Alliance/Cudettes Dance Techniques III ( H) Alliance/Cudettes Dance Techniques IV ( H) 15

17 DRAMA STRAND W20 Theatre III ( H) W21 Technical Theatre Design & Production II ( ) W22 Theatre IV ( H) W23 Acting III ( ) W24 Theatre History and Literature ( H) W26 Acting IV ( H) W27 Theatrical Direction 2 ( H) W28 Technical Theatre Design & Production IV ( H) ART STRAND W50 Two-Dimensional Studio Art II ( ) W52 Two-Dimensional Studio Art III ( ) W53 Portfolio Development I - Drawing ( H) W54 AP Studio Art: 2D Design ( AP) W55 Portfolio Development II Two-Dimensional Design ( H) W56 AP Studio Art: Drawing ( AP) W57 Portfolio Development III Three Dimensional Design ( H) W58 Drawing 3 ( H) 16

18 ORCHESTRA STRAND M60/M61 Concert/Chamber Music Ensemble I ( ) M62/M68 Concert/Chamber Music Ensemble II ( ) M63/M69 Concert/Chamber Music Ensemble III ( ) M64/M70 Concert/Chamber Music Ensemble IV ( H) M65 Music Techniques IV ( H) M66 Symphony Orchestra V ( H) M67 Symphony Orchestra VI ( H) Optional 3 rd Elective M42 AP Music Theory ( AP) BAND STRAND M31 Symphonic/ Band III ( ) M36 Wind Ensemble Band IV ( H) M37 Wind Ensemble Band V ( H) M38 Wind Ensemble Band VI ( H) M35 Wind Ensemble/ Band III ( ) M32 Symphonic Band Music Ensemble II ( ) M43/M47 Chamber Winds/Brass Ensemble Music Techniques II ( ) M39 Jazz Ensemble II ( ) M33 Symphonic Band Music Ensemble III ( ) M44/M48 Chamber Winds/Brass Ensemble Music Techniques III ( ) M40 Jazz Ensemble III ( ) M34 Symphonic Band Music Ensemble IV ( H) M45/M49 Chamber Winds/Brass Ensemble Music Techniques IV ( H) M41 Jazz Ensemble IV ( H) Optional 3 rd Elective M42 AP Music Theory ( AP) 17

19 CHORUS STRAND M01/M05 Concert Women/Concert Men M02/M06 Concert Women/Men Vocal Ensemble 2 ( ) M03/M07 Concert Women/Men Vocal Ensemble 3 ( ) M04/M08 Concert Women/Men Vocal Ensemble 4 ( H) Vocal Ensemble 1 ( ) M10 Music Theory I M17 Select Women Vocal Techniques M14 Rose Singers Chorus 4 ( ) M11 Music Theory II ( H) M18 Select Women Vocal Techniques 4 ( H) M15 Rose Singers Chorus 5 ( H) M42 AP Music Theory ( AP) M19 Select Women Chorus Reg-Spec H M16 Rose Singers Chorus 6 ( H) M23 Chorus 3 ( ) 18

20 SPECIAL EDUCATION Standard Diploma via ACCESS Inclusion Services offered in all general level content classes Special Diploma Academic Subjects Course Seq. State Code Name of Subject Recommendations K Access English 1 Grades 9 K Access English 2 Grade 10 K Access English 3 Grade 11 K Access English 4 Grade 12 K31-K Access Algebra 1A Grade 9 K51-K Access Geometry Grade 10 K41-K Access Algebra 1B Grade 11 K21-K Access Liberal Arts Math Grade 12 K59-K Access World History Grade 9 K71-K Access US History Grade 11 K61-K Access US Government Grade 12 K69-K Access Economics & Finance Grade 12 K81-K Access Physical Science Grade 9 K91-K Access Biology Grade 10 K93-K Access Earth/Space Science Grade 11 K Access Physical Fitness Grades 9-12 K Access Health and Safety Grades 9-12 Career and Technical Education/Special Skills Courses Course Seq. State Code Name of Subject Recommendations K04, K14, K Career Experiences Grades K24-K Career Preparation Grades 9-12 K06-K Preparation for Adult Living Grades 9-12 K *Technology Education Grades 9-12 K Specially Designed Physical Ed. Grades 9-12 K Access Drawing Grades 9-12 K Access Theater 1 Grades 9-12 R Dance Celebration for Mixed Grades 9-12 Mobilities K34-K Transition Planning Grades 9-12 K54-K Self-Determination Grades 9-12 K64-K Unique Skills Social and Emotional Grades 9-12 K Unique Skills Curriculum & Learning Grades 9-12 K Unique Skills Independent Function Grades

21 K Preparation for Entrepreneurship Grade 12 20