Deer Valley Online Learning Program Course Offerings & Descriptions

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1 CTE Credits ACCOUNTING 1 Deer Valley Online Learning Program Course Offerings & Descriptions This course is designed to help students understand basic accounting principles and procedures. Students will learn and apply the accounting concepts necessary for financial record keeping and decision-making in a small business using computers, industry software, and real-world activities. Topics include careers in accounting, the importance of ethics, and working with business transactions. This is a semester class. ACCOUNTING 2 This course is designed to help students understand basic accounting principles and procedures. Students will learn and apply the accounting concepts necessary for financial record keeping and decision-making in a small business using computers, industry software, and real-world activities. Topics include completing the accounting cycle and accounting for payroll, sales and purchases. This is a semester class. Prerequisite: Accounting 1 BUSINESS OPERATIONS 1 This course prepares students to utilize technology for effectively organizing, preparing, and communicating information. Students will analyze and solve business problems using software applications. This is a semester class. BUSINESS OPERATIONS 2 This course prepares students to utilize technology for effectively organizing, preparing, and communicating information. Students will analyze and solve business problems using software applications. This is a semester class. COMPUTER SCIENCE PRINCIPLES 1 (formally known as Information Technology) This course introduces computer fundamentals including the basics of internet history, computer evolution, software development, web page development, ethical and safety issues, and current trends in IT. This project-based class provides students with an introduction to information technology related occupations. Students will work with simulations utilizing popular business and industry software. The students will use Microsoft Office and Dreamweaver for word processing, desktop publishing, multi-media presentations and web design. This is a semester class. COMPUTER SCIENCE PRINCIPLES 2 (formally known as Information Technology) This course introduces computer fundamentals including the basics of internet history, computer evolution, software development, web page development, ethical and safety issues, and current trends in IT. This project-based class provides students with an introduction to information technology related occupations. Students will work with simulations utilizing popular business and industry software. The students will use Microsoft Office and Dreamweaver for word processing, desktop publishing, multi-media presentations and web design. This is a semester class. revised 5/29/18

2 MARKETING 1 This course is designed to introduce students to the fundamentals of marketing, including selling, promotion, pricing, product planning, distribution, and marketing information management. The concepts and principles learned throughout the year will be combined in developing a marketing plan and will lay the foundation for pursuing careers in marketing, management, and entrepreneurship. This is a semester class. MARKETING 2 This course is designed to introduce students to the fundamentals of marketing, including selling, promotion, pricing, product planning, distribution, and marketing information management. The concepts and principles learned throughout the year will be combined in developing a marketing plan and will lay the foundation for pursuing careers in marketing, management, and entrepreneurship. This is a semester class. MEDIA PRODUCTIONS 1 Students will be introduced to audio/visual and multimedia technology. This hands-on course will work with digital media to create and edit video to be used in multimedia projects. Students use script writing, lighting techniques and sound editing to create projects that are used for film, television and internet. This is a semester class. Access to an ipad is a requirement. MEDIA PRODUCTIONS 2 Students will be introduced to audio/visual and multimedia technology. This hands-on course will work with digital media to create and edit video to be used in multimedia projects. Students use script writing, lighting techniques and sound editing to create projects that are used for film, television and internet. This is a semester class. Access to an ipad is a requirement. Elective Credits ADVANCED FITNESS CENTER This course will include an intense program in physical fitness through warm-up, cardiovascular, and cool-down activities. This class will also include strengthening and toning activities. Students will also learn about muscles, nutrition, and weight control. This is a semester class. Prerequisite: completed a PE core class. COMMUNICATION This class is an overall introduction into the study of communication that includes the theory and practice of communication skills. Some units include the process of communication, influence of perception and self-concept in human communication, strength and weakness of verbal communication, influence of nonverbal communication, characteristics of active listening, impact of inter-cultural communication, small group behavior, and public speaking. CREATIVE WRITING This course is for the student who loves to write. Course emphasis will be on creative and original writings including short stories, poems, and drama. This is a semester class. Prerequisite: Placement Criteria LAW IN SOCIETY This course studies the American legal system and the problems and issues it encounters. Topics include criminal law, civil law, juvenile law, family law, consumer law, and environmental law. This is a semester class.

3 PSYCHOLOGY Students will explore such topics as human growth and development, the development of personality and intelligence, principles of learning, frustration and conflict, and personality disturbances and their treatment. SOCIOLOGY This course is for students who are interested in studying problems and issues in today s society. Subject matter will explore family, race relations, crime, religion, sex roles, dating, law, death, and other human interactions. The course requires reading and special projects. This is a semester class. English Language Arts Credits LANGUAGE ARTS 1 This course introduces the student to the concepts and genres of literature. Students will develop skills in reading, writing, speaking and listening. This is a semester class. GRADE: 9 LENGTH: 14 weeks (Fall, Spring) 6 weeks (Summer) LANGUAGE ARTS 1 Credit Recovery This course introduces the student to the concepts and genres of literature. Students will develop skills in reading, writing, speaking and listening. This is a semester class. Completion time could be less than 14 weeks. Open only to students that have failed the course previously. GRADE: 9 LENGTH: 14 weeks (Fall, Spring) 6 weeks (Summer) LANGUAGE ARTS 1 Honors This advanced-level course emphasizes the concepts and genres of literature and rhetoric and utilizes techniques from AP/IB curriculum. Students will engage in rigorous academic activities. This is a semester class. Prerequisite: Placement Criteria. GRADE: 9 LENGTH: 14 weeks (Fall, Spring) 6 weeks (Summer) LANGUAGE ARTS 2 This course introduces the student to the concepts and genres of literature. Students will develop skills in reading, writing, speaking and listening. This is a semester class. *It is mandatory to take the AzMERIT state assessment if enrolled in this course. If you fail to attend the test, you will be ineligible to participate in the Deer Valley Online Learning Program for the semester following the missed test(s) per Arizona Online Instruction (AOI) statute. Check the Deer Valley Online Learning Program website for testing dates. GRADE: 9 LENGTH: 14 weeks (Fall, Spring) 6 weeks (Summer) LANGUAGE ARTS 2 Credit Recovery This course introduces the student to the concepts and genres of literature. Students will develop skills in reading, writing, speaking and listening. This is a semester class. Completion time could be less than 14 weeks. Open only to students that have failed the course previously. *It is mandatory to take the AzMERIT state assessment if enrolled in this course. If you fail to attend the test, you will be ineligible to participate in the Deer Valley Online Learning Program for the semester following the missed test(s) per Arizona Online Instruction (AOI) statute. Check the Deer Valley Online Learning Program website for testing dates. GRADE: 9 LENGTH: 14 weeks (Fall, Spring) 6 weeks (Summer) LANGUAGE ARTS 2 Honors This advanced-level course emphasizes the concepts and genres of literature and rhetoric and utilizes techniques from AP/IB curriculum. Students will engage in rigorous academic activities. This is a semester class. Prerequisite: Placement Criteria. *It is mandatory to take the AzMERIT state assessment if enrolled in this course. If you fail to attend the test, you will be ineligible to participate in the Deer Valley Online Learning Program for the semester following the missed test(s) per Arizona Online Instruction (AOI) statute. Check the Deer Valley Online Learning Program website for testing dates.

4 GRADE: 9 LENGTH: 14 weeks (Fall, Spring) 6 weeks (Summer) LANGUAGE ARTS 3 This course introduces world literature and its geographic, ethnic, and historic influences. Students will develop skills in reading, writing, speaking and listening and complete a research paper. This is a semester class. Prerequisite: English Language Arts 1-2. LANGUAGE ARTS 3 Credit Recovery This course introduces world literature and its geographic, ethnic, and historic influences. Students will develop skills in reading, writing, speaking and listening and complete a research paper. This is a semester class. Completion time could be less than 14 weeks. Open only to students that have failed the course previously. LANGUAGE ARTS 3 Honors This advanced-level course introduces world literature and its geographic, ethnic, and historic influences. Students will use this literature to examine rhetorical strategies and practice advanced skills in communication. Students will engage in rigorous academic activities. This is a semester class. Prerequisite: English Language Arts 1-2 H or Placement Criteria. LANGUAGE ARTS 4 This course introduces world literature and its geographic, ethnic, and historic influences. Students will develop skills in reading, writing, speaking and listening and complete a research paper. This is a semester class. Prerequisite: English Language Arts 1-2. *It is mandatory to take the AzMERIT state assessment if enrolled in this course. If you fail to attend the test, you will be ineligible to participate in the Deer Valley Online Learning Program for the semester following the missed test(s) per Arizona Online Instruction (AOI) statute. Check the Deer Valley Online Learning Program website for testing dates. LANGUAGE ARTS 4 Credit Recovery This course introduces world literature and its geographic, ethnic, and historic influences. Students will develop skills in reading, writing, speaking and listening and complete a research paper. This is a semester class. Completion time could be less than 14 weeks. Open only to students that have failed the course previously. *It is mandatory to take the AzMERIT state assessment if enrolled in this course. If you fail to attend the test, you will be ineligible to participate in the Deer Valley Online Learning Program for the semester following the missed test(s) per Arizona Online Instruction (AOI) statute. Check the Deer Valley Online Learning Program website for testing dates. LANGUAGE ARTS 4 Honors This advanced-level course introduces world literature and its geographic, ethnic, and historic influences. Students will use this literature to examine rhetorical strategies and practice advanced skills in communication. Students will engage in rigorous academic activities. This is a semester class. Prerequisite: English Language Arts 1-2 H or Placement Criteria. *It is mandatory to take the AzMERIT state assessment if enrolled in this course. If you fail to attend the test, you will be ineligible to participate in the Deer Valley Online Learning Program for the semester following the missed test(s) per Arizona Online Instruction (AOI) statute. Check the Deer Valley Online Learning Program website for testing dates. LANGUAGE ARTS 5 This course introduces the literature and documents of America. Students will develop skills in reading, writing, speaking and listening. A research paper unit is included. This is a semester class. Prerequisite: English Language Arts 3-4. GRADE: 11 LENGTH: 14 weeks (Fall, Spring) 6 weeks (Summer) LANGUAGE ARTS 5 Credit Recovery This course introduces the literature and documents of America. Students will develop skills in reading, writing, speaking and listening. A research paper unit is included. This is a semester class. Completion time could be less than 14 weeks. Open only to students that have failed the course previously.

5 GRADE: 11 LENGTH: 14 weeks (Fall, Spring) 6 weeks (Summer) LANGUAGE ARTS 6 This course introduces the literature and documents of America. Students will develop skills in reading, writing, speaking and listening. A research paper unit is included. Prerequisite: English Language Arts 3-4. *It is mandatory to take the AzMERIT state assessment if enrolled in this course. If you fail to attend the test, you will be ineligible to participate in the Deer Valley Online Learning Program for the semester following the missed test(s) per Arizona Online Instruction (AOI) statute. Check the Deer Valley Online Learning Program website for testing dates. GRADE: 11 LENGTH: 14 weeks (Fall, Spring) 6 weeks (Summer) LANGUAGE ARTS 6 Credit Recovery This course introduces the literature and documents of America. Students will develop skills in reading, writing, speaking and listening. A research paper unit is included. This is a semester class. Completion time could be less than 14 weeks. Open only to students that have failed the course previously. *It is mandatory to take the AzMERIT state assessment if enrolled in this course. If you fail to attend the test, you will be ineligible to participate in the Deer Valley Online Learning Program for the semester following the missed test(s) per Arizona Online Instruction (AOI) statute. Check the Deer Valley Online Learning Program website for testing dates. GRADE: 11 LENGTH: 14 weeks (Fall, Spring) 6 weeks (Summer) LANGUAGE ARTS 7 This course studies the comparative themes and literature of the world with an emphasis in British literature. Students will develop skills in reading, writing, speaking and listening. This course also will offer expanded opportunities to learn and practice essay strategies, including sentence/paragraph development. This is a semester class. Prerequisite: English Language Arts 5-6. LANGUAGE ARTS 7 Credit Recovery This course studies the comparative themes and literature of the world with an emphasis in British literature. Students will develop skills in reading, writing, speaking and listening. This course also will offer expanded opportunities to learn and practice essay strategies, including sentence/paragraph development. This is a semester class. Completion time could be less than 14 weeks. Open only to students that have failed the course previously. LANGUAGE ARTS 8 This course studies the comparative themes and literature of the world with an emphasis in British literature. Students will develop skills in reading, writing, speaking and listening. This course also will offer expanded opportunities to learn and practice essay strategies, including sentence/paragraph development. This is a semester class. Prerequisite: English Language Arts 5-6. LANGUAGE ARTS 8 Credit Recovery This course studies the comparative themes and literature of the world with an emphasis in British literature. Students will develop skills in reading, writing, speaking and listening. This course also will offer expanded opportunities to learn and practice essay strategies, including sentence/paragraph development. This is a semester class. Completion time could be less than 14 weeks. Open only to students that have failed the course previously. Fine Arts Credits 2 DIMENSIONAL DESIGN DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY 1 This course will serve students who want to explore photography as an art form, and for those interested in creative careers. Advanced students will have an opportunity to submit their portfolios in AP Studio Art 2D Design. No pre-requisite.

6 2 DIMENSIONAL DESIGN DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY 2 This course will serve students who want to explore photography as an art form, and for those interested in creative careers. Advanced students will have an opportunity to submit their portfolios in AP Studio Art 2D Design. ART HUMANITIES This course will explore the role of art in past and present societies. Students will gain a deeper understanding of how art has evolved, how it is produced, and how it is used. Art concepts will be analyzed as a reflection of diverse cultures and of various historical time periods. Periodic studio activities may also be explored. DRAWING 1 This course teaches the basic techniques of drawing through the use of pencil sketching, pen and ink, colored pencils, charcoal and pastels. This is a semester class. Prerequisite: Introduction to Art or Placement Criteria. DRAWING 2 This course teaches the basic techniques of drawing through the use of pencil sketching, pen and ink, colored pencils, charcoal and pastels. This is a semester class. Prerequisite: Introduction to Art or Placement Criteria. INTRODUCTION TO ART 1 This course gives the students an overview of the basic fundamentals of design. It includes such areas as tools and techniques, media applications, painting, and graphics on art history. This is a semester class. INTRODUCTION TO ART 2 This course gives the students an overview of the basic fundamentals of design. It includes such areas as tools and techniques, media applications, painting, and graphics on art history. This is a semester class. MUSIC HUMANITIES This course will explore current and past musical forms. Students will gain a deeper understanding of the evolution of music, how it is produced, and how it is used. Music will be analyzed to provide a better understanding of history and culture. This is a semester class. MUSIC THEORY 1 This course introduces students to the basic elements of music theory. The course will stress writing skills, music analysis and ear training. This is a semester class. Prerequisite: 1 credit of a music performance class. MUSIC THEORY 2 Music Theory 2 is a continuation of skills built in Music Theory 1 with the focus on chords, modes, harmony, and form. Successful completion of this course will prepare the student for AP Music Theory. This is a semester class. Prerequisite: Music Theory 1

7 PAINTING 1 Students will paint in acrylic, watercolor and oil, with an emphasis on design elements and principles. Color theory and art history will be explored. This is a semester class. Prerequisite: Introduction to Art or Placement Criteria. PAINTING 2 Students will paint in acrylic, watercolor and oil, with an emphasis on design elements and principles. Color theory and art history will be explored. This is a semester class. Prerequisite: Introduction to Art or Placement Criteria. Math Credits ALGEBRA 1 This course includes formal mathematical concepts such as polynomial operations, linear equations, and the quadratic formula, as well as the study of statistics and geometry from an algebraic perspective. Emphasis is placed on studying algebra in context through problem solving and real-life applications. GRADE: 9-10 LENGTH: 14 weeks (Fall, Spring) 6 weeks (Summer) ALGEBRA 1 Credit Recovery This course includes formal mathematical concepts such as polynomial operations, linear equations, and the quadratic formula, as well as the study of statistics and geometry from an algebraic perspective. Emphasis is placed on studying algebra in context through problem solving and real-life applications. This is a semester class. Completion time could be less than 14 weeks. Open only to students that have failed the course previously. GRADE: 9-10 LENGTH: 14 weeks (Fall, Spring) 6 weeks (Summer) ALGEBRA 1 Honors This course covers a more rigorous approach to the topics covered in Algebra 1-2. Students should be proficient in operation of rational numbers, properties of equality, and single transformation equations. This is a semester class. Prerequisite: Placement test or placement criteria. GRADE: 9 LENGTH: 14 weeks (Fall, Spring) 6 weeks (Summer) ALGEBRA 2 This course includes formal mathematical concepts such as polynomial operations, linear equations, and the quadratic formula, as well as the study of statistics and geometry from an algebraic perspective. Emphasis is placed on studying algebra in context through problem solving and real-life applications. This is a semester class. *It is mandatory to take the AzMERIT state assessment if enrolled in this course. If you fail to attend the test, you will be ineligible to participate in the Deer Valley Online Learning Program for the semester following the missed test(s) per Arizona Online Instruction (AOI) statute. Check the Deer Valley Online Learning Program website for testing dates. GRADE: 9-10 LENGTH: 14 weeks (Fall, Spring) 6 weeks (Summer) ALGEBRA 2 Credit Recovery This course includes formal mathematical concepts such as polynomial operations, linear equations, and the quadratic formula, as well as the study of statistics and geometry from an algebraic perspective. Emphasis is placed on studying algebra in context through problem solving and real-life applications. This is a semester class. Completion time could be less than 14 weeks. Open only to students that have failed the course previously. *It is mandatory to take the AzMERIT state assessment if enrolled in this course. If you fail to attend the test, you will be ineligible to participate in the Deer Valley Online Learning Program for the semester following the missed test(s) per Arizona Online Instruction (AOI) statute. Check the Deer Valley Online Learning Program website for testing dates. GRADE: 9-10 LENGTH: 14 weeks (Fall, Spring) 6 weeks (Summer) ALGEBRA 2 Honors This course covers a more rigorous approach to the topics covered in Algebra 1-2. Students should be proficient in operation of rational numbers, properties of equality, and single transformation equations. This is a semester class. Prerequisite: Placement test or placement criteria. *It

8 is mandatory to take the AzMERIT state assessment if enrolled in this course. If you fail to attend the test, you will be ineligible to participate in the Deer Valley Online Learning Program for the semester following the missed test(s) per Arizona Online Instruction (AOI) statute. Check the Deer Valley Online Learning Program website for testing dates. GRADE: 9 LENGTH: 14 weeks (Fall, Spring) 6 weeks (Summer) ALGEBRA 3 This course includes the study of matrices, trigonometry, sequences, series, exponentials and logarithms. Concepts will be studied at the application level. This is a semester class. Prerequisite: Algebra 1-2 and Geometry. ALGEBRA 3 Credit Recovery This course includes the study of matrices, trigonometry, sequences, series, exponentials and logarithms. Concepts will be studied at the application level. This is a semester class. Completion time could be less than 14 weeks. Open only to students that have failed the course previously. ALGEBRA 3 Honors This course involves a more rigorous analysis of the topics covered in Algebra 3-4. Areas receiving increased emphasis include trigonometry and solutions to higher-order relations. This is a semester class. Prerequisite: Algebra 1-2 H and Geometry H or placement criteria. ALGEBRA 4 This course includes the study of matrices, trigonometry, sequences, series, exponentials and logarithms. Concepts will be studied at the application level. This is a semester class. Prerequisite: Algebra 1-2 and Geometry. *It is mandatory to take the AzMERIT state assessment if enrolled in this course. If you fail to attend the test, you will be ineligible to participate in the Deer Valley Online Learning Program for the semester following the missed test(s) per Arizona Online Instruction (AOI) statute. Check the Deer Valley Online Learning Program website for testing dates. ALGEBRA 4 Credit Recovery This course includes the study of matrices, trigonometry, sequences, series, exponentials and logarithms. Concepts will be studied at the application level. This is a semester class. Completion time could be less than 14 weeks. Open only to students that have failed the course previously. *It is mandatory to take the AzMERIT state assessment if enrolled in this course. If you fail to attend the test, you will be ineligible to participate in the Deer Valley Online Learning Program for the semester following the missed test(s) per Arizona Online Instruction (AOI) statute. Check the Deer Valley Online Learning Program website for testing dates. ALGEBRA 4 Honors This course involves a more rigorous analysis of the topics covered in Algebra 3-4. Areas receiving increased emphasis include trigonometry and solutions to higher-order relations. This is a semester class. Prerequisite: Algebra 1-2 H and Geometry H or placement criteria. *It is mandatory to take the AzMERIT state assessment if enrolled in this course. If you fail to attend the test, you will be ineligible to participate in the Deer Valley Online Learning Program for the semester following the missed test(s) per Arizona Online Instruction (AOI) statute. Check the Deer Valley Online Learning Program website for testing dates. ALGEBRA APPLICATIONS 1 This course extends and applies the concepts of Algebra 1-2. The curriculum includes the study of linear, quadratic, polynomial, and exponential functions, sequences and series and the study of coordinate geometry. Data collection and analysis are emphasized and technology is utilized. Prerequisite: Geometry.

9 ALGEBRA APPLICATIONS 1 Credit Recovery This course extends and applies the concepts of Algebra 1-2. The curriculum includes the study of linear, quadratic, polynomial, and exponential functions, sequences and series and the study of coordinate geometry. Data collection and analysis are emphasized and technology is utilized. Completion time could be less than 14 weeks. Open only to students that have failed the course previously. ALGEBRA APPLICATIONS 2 This course extends and applies the concepts of Algebra 1-2. The curriculum includes the study of linear, quadratic, polynomial, and exponential functions, sequences and series and the study of coordinate geometry. Data collection and analysis are emphasized and technology is utilized. Prerequisite: Geometry. *It is mandatory to take the AzMERIT state assessment if enrolled in this course. If you fail to attend the test, you will be ineligible to participate in the Deer Valley Online Learning Program for the semester following the missed test(s) per Arizona Online Instruction (AOI) statute. Check the Deer Valley Online Learning Program website for testing dates. ALGEBRA APPLICATIONS 2 Credit Recovery This course extends and applies the concepts of Algebra 1-2. The curriculum includes the study of linear, quadratic, polynomial, and exponential functions, sequences and series and the study of coordinate geometry. Data collection and analysis are emphasized and technology is utilized. Completion time could be less than 14 weeks. Open only to students that have failed the course previously. *It is mandatory to take the AzMERIT state assessment if enrolled in this course. If you fail to attend the test, you will be ineligible to participate in the Deer Valley Online Learning Program for the semester following the missed test(s) per Arizona Online Instruction (AOI) statute. Check the Deer Valley Online Learning Program website for testing dates. COLLEGE ALGEBRA This course includes the study of direct, inverse, joint, and indirect variation, linear regression, functions and relations, systems of both linear and non-linear equations, conics, matrices, logarithmic functions, exponential growth and decay, radical and rational expressions and equations, domain, range, and polynomial expressions, equations and graphs. Prerequisite: Algebra 3-4. COLLEGE ALGEBRA Credit Recovery This course includes the study of direct, inverse, joint, and indirect variation, linear regression, functions and relations, systems of both linear and non-linear equations, conics, matrices, logarithmic functions, exponential growth and decay, radical and rational expressions and equations, domain, range, and polynomial expressions, equations and graphs. Completion time could be less than 14 weeks. Open only to students that have failed the course previously. COLLEGE MATH This course is designed to give additional study and depth to higher-level math topics. Topics include: counting techniques, matrices, recursion, graph theory, combinatorics, and game theory. Prerequisite: Algebra 3-4 or Algebra Applications. COLLEGE MATH Credit Recovery This course is designed to give additional study and depth to higher-level math topics. Topics include: counting techniques, matrices, recursion, graph theory, combinatorics, and game theory. Completion time could be less than 14 weeks. Open only to students that have failed the course previously. FINANCIAL MATH This course includes the study of the complex financial world students will encounter in their lives including taxes, bankruptcy, investing, hedge funds as well as personal financial topics like loans, (car, college, home and pay day loans), insurance, credit card purchases, loan refinancing, financial software, budgeting, and retirement planning. Prerequisite: Algebra 3-4 or Algebra Applications.

10 FINANCIAL MATH Credit Recovery This course includes the study of the complex financial world students will encounter in their lives including taxes, bankruptcy, investing, hedge funds as well as personal financial topics like loans, (car, college, home and pay day loans), insurance, credit card purchases, loan refinancing, financial software, budgeting, and retirement planning. Completion time could be less than 14 weeks. Open only to students that have failed the course previously. GEOMETRY 1 This course deals with plane and solid geometry as well as transformational geometry and their applications. Geometry will be studied from an algebraic and non-algebraic perspective, including strategies on geometric proofs. This is a semester class. Prerequisite: Algebra 1-2. GEOMETRY 1 Credit Recovery This course deals with plane and solid geometry as well as transformational geometry and their applications. Geometry will be studied from an algebraic and non-algebraic perspective, including strategies on geometric proofs. This is a semester class. Completion time could be less than 14 weeks. Open only to students that have failed the course previously. GEOMETRY 1 Honors This course involves a more rigorous analysis of the topics covered in geometry and includes the study of non-euclidean geometries. Emphasis will be placed on developing deductive clarity and innovation. This is a semester class. Prerequisite: Algebra 1-2. H or placement criteria. GEOMETRY 2 This course deals with plane and solid geometry as well as transformational geometry and their applications. Geometry will be studied from an algebraic and non-algebraic perspective, including strategies on geometric proofs. This is a semester class. Prerequisite: Algebra 1-2. *It is mandatory to take the AzMERIT state assessment if enrolled in this course. If you fail to attend the test, you will be ineligible to participate in the Deer Valley Online Learning Program for the semester following the missed test(s) per Arizona Online Instruction (AOI) statute. Check the Deer Valley Online Learning Program website for testing dates. GEOMETRY 2 Credit Recovery This course deals with plane and solid geometry as well as transformational geometry and their applications. Geometry will be studied from an algebraic and non-algebraic perspective, including strategies on geometric proofs. This is a semester class. Completion time could be less than 14 weeks. Open only to students that have failed the course previously. *It is mandatory to take the AzMERIT state assessment if enrolled in this course. If you fail to attend the test, you will be ineligible to participate in the Deer Valley Online Learning Program for the semester following the missed test(s) per Arizona Online Instruction (AOI) statute. Check the Deer Valley Online Learning Program website for testing dates. GEOMETRY 2 Honors This course involves a more rigorous analysis of the topics covered in geometry and includes the study of non-euclidean geometries. Emphasis will be placed on developing deductive clarity and innovation. This is a semester class. Prerequisite: Algebra 1-2. H or placement criteria. *It is mandatory to take the AzMERIT state assessment if enrolled in this course. If you fail to attend the test, you will be ineligible to participate in the Deer Valley Online Learning Program for the semester following the missed test(s) per Arizona Online Instruction (AOI) statute. Check the Deer Valley Online Learning Program website for testing dates. PRE-CALCULUS 1 Honors This course is designed to develop an abstract understanding of a variety of mathematical topics including trigonometry, limiting processes, logarithms, vectors and matrices. This is a semester class. Prerequisite: Placement criteria.

11 PRE-CALCULUS 2 Honors This course is designed to develop an abstract understanding of a variety of mathematical topics including trigonometry, limiting processes, logarithms, vectors and matrices. This is a semester class. Prerequisite: Placement criteria. PROBABILITY AND STATISTICS This course is designed to develop a greater understanding and appreciation for and skill in applying statistical techniques in the decision-making process. Topics include: descriptive statistics, probability, and statistical inference. Practical examples based on real data are used throughout the course. Students will plan and conduct experiments or surveys and analyze the resulting data. This is a semester class. Prerequisite: Algebra 3-4 or Algebra Applications. PROBABILITY AND STATISTICS Credit Recovery This course is designed to develop a greater understanding and appreciation for and skill in applying statistical techniques in the decision-making process. Topics include: descriptive statistics, probability, and statistical inference. Practical examples based on real data are used throughout the course. Students will plan and conduct experiments or surveys and analyze the resulting data. This is a semester class. Completion time could be less than 14 weeks. Open only to students that have failed the course previously. Physical Education Credits FITNESS CENTER This is a fitness concept based class that focuses on cardiovascular exercises such as aerobic dance, treadmills, stationary bikes, Stairmaster, line dancing, plyometric conditioning, running, and speed walking. This is a semester class. FITNESS CENTER Credit Recovery This is a fitness concept based class that focuses on cardiovascular exercises such as aerobic dance, treadmills, stationary bikes, Stairmaster, line dancing, plyometric conditioning, running, and speed walking. This is a semester class. Completion time could be less than 14 weeks. Open only to students that have failed the course previously. HEALTH Health will provide students with the skills and knowledge to make personal health decisions and maintain a healthy environment. This is a semester class. P.E. - PHYSICAL EDUCATION Credit Recovery This is a fitness concept based class that focuses on cardiovascular exercises such as aerobic dance, treadmills, stationary bikes, Stairmaster, line dancing, plyometric conditioning, running, and speed walking. This is a semester class. Completion time could be less than 14 weeks. Open only to students that have failed the course previously.

12 Science Credits BIOLOGY 1 This lab course concentrates on the study of living organisms. Labs are designed to investigate objectives presented in class. This is a semester class. BIOLOGY 1 Credit Recovery This lab course concentrates on the study of living organisms. Labs are designed to investigate objectives presented in class. This is a semester class. Completion time could be less than 14 weeks. Open only to students that have failed the course previously. BIOLOGY 1 Honors This lab course will cover in-depth topics such as cell structure, genetics and ecology. Labs are designed to improve student skills and research projects are required. This is a semester class. Prerequisite: Placement Criteria. BIOLOGY 2 This lab course concentrates on the study of living organisms. Labs are designed to investigate objectives presented in class. This is a semester class. Prerequisite: Biology 1. BIOLOGY 2 Credit Recovery This lab course concentrates on the study of living organisms. Labs are designed to investigate objectives presented in class. This is a semester class. Completion time could be less than 14 weeks. Open only to students that have failed the course previously. BIOLOGY 2 Honors This lab course will cover in-depth topics such as cell structure, genetics and ecology. Labs are designed to improve student skills and research projects are required. This is a semester class. Prerequisite: Placement Criteria. CHEMISTRY 1 This class will study the composition of materials. Areas covered include the basic structure of atoms, how atoms combine to produce molecules, and how symbols and formulas are used to write chemical equations. This is a semester class. Prerequisite: Biology and Algebra 1-2. CHEMISTRY 1 Credit Recovery This class will study the composition of materials. Areas covered include the basic structure of atoms, how atoms combine to produce molecules, and how symbols and formulas are used to write chemical equations. This is a semester class. Completion time could be less than 14 weeks. Open only to students that have failed the course previously. CHEMISTRY 1 Honors This advanced level course includes more detailed study of concepts and a heavier emphasis on mathematics. It concentrates on the theoretical explanation of materials. This is a semester class. Prerequisite: Biology or Biology H and Algebra 1-2 or Algebra 1-2 H.

13 CHEMISTRY 2 This class will study the composition of materials. Areas covered include the basic structure of atoms, how atoms combine to produce molecules, and how symbols and formulas are used to write chemical equations. This is a semester class. Prerequisite: Biology and Algebra 1-2. CHEMISTRY 2 Credit Recovery This class will study the composition of materials. Areas covered include the basic structure of atoms, how atoms combine to produce molecules, and how symbols and formulas are used to write chemical equations. This is a semester class. Completion time could be less than 14 weeks. Open only to students that have failed the course previously. CHEMISTRY 2 Honors This advanced level course includes more detailed study of concepts and a heavier emphasis on mathematics. It concentrates on the theoretical explanation of materials. This is a semester class. Prerequisite: Biology or Biology H and Algebra 1-2 or Algebra 1-2 H EARTH SCIENCE 1 This laboratory class is designed to introduce students to the foundations of Earth Sciences. Students will study the universe, galaxies, space travel, volcanoes, weather, oceanography, and earthquakes. This is a semester class. EARTH SCIENCE 2 This laboratory class is designed to introduce students to the foundations of Earth Sciences. Students will study the universe, galaxies, space travel, volcanoes, weather, oceanography, and earthquakes. This is a semester class. Prerequisite: Earth Science 1 ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE 1 This is an applied lab science based on experimentation and observation. Students are expected to solve environmental problems that relate to resource depletion, pollution and extinction. This science takes a global perspective focusing on both developed and developing countries. Prerequisite: Biology plus one other high school lab science. ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE 2 This is an applied lab science based on experimentation and observation. Students are expected to solve environmental problems that relate to resource depletion, pollution and extinction. This science takes a global perspective focusing on both developed and developing countries. Prerequisite: Environmental Science 1 and Biology plus one other high school lab science. MEDICAL SCIENCE 1 This is an introductory course for students preparing for careers in medicine and health. Students will study anatomy and physiology, first aid, CPR, etc. This is a semester class. Prerequisite: Biology MEDICAL SCIENCE 2 This is an introductory course for students preparing for careers in medicine and health. Students will study anatomy and physiology, first aid, CPR, etc. This is a semester class. Prerequisite: Medical Science 1 and Biology

14 PHYSICS I This course is a laboratory oriented scientific investigation of mechanics, heat, optics, sound, light, electromagnetism, nuclear energy, and atomic structure. This is a semester class. Prerequisite: 2 years of high school science and have taken or are currently enrolled in Algebra 3-4. PHYSICS 2 This course is a laboratory oriented scientific investigation of mechanics, heat, optics, sound, light, electromagnetism, nuclear energy, and atomic structure. This is a semester class. This is a semester class. Prerequisite: Physics 1 and 2 years of high school science and have taken or are currently enrolled in Algebra 3-4. Social Studies Credits AMERICAN/ARIZONA GOVERNMENT Students will learn how our national government functions and how it compares with other governments. National and state political parties and elections will be studied, along with our state government and state history. Eight to ten hours of community service will be required. This is a semester class. AMERICAN/ARIZONA GOVERNMENT Credit Recovery Students will learn how our national government functions and how it compares with other governments. National and state political parties and elections will be studied, along with our state government and state history. Eight to ten hours of community service will be required. This is a semester class. Completion time could be less than 14 weeks. Open only to students that have failed the course previously. AMERICAN/ARIZONA HISTORY 1 This course will cover American/Arizona history of North American prehistoric cultures through the 21st century. This is a semester class. GRADE: 11 LENGTH: 14 weeks (Fall, Spring) 6 weeks (Summer) AMERICAN/ARIZONA HISTORY 1 Credit Recovery This course will cover American/Arizona history of North American prehistoric cultures through the 21st century. This is a semester class. Completion time could be less than 14 weeks. Open only to students that have failed the course previously. GRADE: 11 LENGTH: 14 weeks (Fall, Spring) 6 weeks (Summer) AMERICAN/ARIZONA HISTORY 2 This course will cover American/Arizona history of North American prehistoric cultures through the 21st century. This is a semester class. GRADE: 11 LENGTH: 14 weeks (Fall, Spring) 6 weeks (Summer) AMERICAN/ARIZONA HISTORY 2 Credit Recovery This course will cover American/Arizona history of North American prehistoric cultures through the 21st century. This is a semester class. Completion time could be less than 14 weeks. Open only to students that have failed the course previously. GRADE: 11 LENGTH: 14 weeks (Fall, Spring) 6 weeks (Summer) ECONOMICS This course meets the state requirement for free enterprise credit. Content will focus on a comparison of major world economic systems, the American economic system and institutions, and personal finances. This is a semester class.

15 ECONOMICS Credit Recovery This course meets the state requirement for free enterprise credit. Content will focus on a comparison of major world economic systems, the American economic system and institutions, and personal finances. This is a semester class. Completion time could be less than 14 weeks. Open only to students that have failed the course previously. FREE ENTERPRISE This course will guide students through learning how individuals and businesses operate within the American economy. Topics include personal finance and career choices; decision making; and developing a new business idea. Students will examine the influences of market factors, government, society, and international trade. This is a semester class. WORLD HISTORY 1 This course covers Arizona State Standards in World History and introduces students to history and geography and their relationship to economic, political, physical, social, and cultural aspects of modern activity. This is a semester class. WORLD HISTORY 1 Credit Recovery This course covers Arizona State Standards in World History and introduces students to history and geography and their relationship to economic, political, physical, social, and cultural aspects of modern activity. This is a semester class. Completion time could be less than 14 weeks. Open only to students that have failed the course previously. WORLD HISTORY 1 Honors This course covers Arizona State Standards in World History and introduces students to history and geography and their relationship to economic, political, physical, social, and cultural aspects of modern activity. Students may be required to complete an outside research project each quarter. This is a semester class. Prerequisite: Language Arts Placement Criteria. WORLD HISTORY 2 This course covers Arizona State Standards in World History and introduces students to history and geography and their relationship to economic, political, physical, social, and cultural aspects of modern activity. This is a semester class. WORLD HISTORY 2 Credit Recovery This course covers Arizona State Standards in World History and introduces students to history and geography and their relationship to economic, political, physical, social, and cultural aspects of modern activity. This is a semester class. Completion time could be less than 14 weeks. Open only to students that have failed the course previously. WORLD HISTORY 2 Honors This course covers Arizona State Standards in World History and introduces students to history and geography and their relationship to economic, political, physical, social, and cultural aspects of modern activity. Students may be required to complete an outside research project each quarter. This is a semester class. Prerequisite: Language Arts Placement Criteria.

16 Spanish Credits SPANISH 1 This course is an introduction to the Spanish language and culture. Students learn vocabulary and basic language structures through conversation and written expression. This is a semester class. SPANISH 1 Credit Recovery This course is an introduction to the Spanish language and culture. Students learn vocabulary and basic language structures through conversation and written expression. This is a semester class. Completion time could be less than 14 weeks. Open only to students that have failed the course previously. SPANISH 2 This course is an introduction to the Spanish language and culture. Students learn vocabulary and basic language structures through conversation and written expression. This is a semester class. Prerequisite: Spanish 1 SPANISH 3 This course expands and refines vocabulary, language structure, and knowledge of Spanish cultures. Students should expect to communicate in conversation and written expression. This is a semester class. Prerequisite: Spanish 2 SPANISH 4 This course expands and refines vocabulary, language structure, and knowledge of Spanish cultures. Students should expect to communicate in conversation and written expression. This is a semester class. Prerequisite: Spanish 3