CCHS COURSE SELECTION SHEET Student Copy

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1 CCHS COURSE SELECTION SHEET Student Copy PACE PACE * COLLEGE PREP ACT/SAT Prep L * ACT/SAT Prep WOC (local) * ENGLISH English I * English I K * English I H * English II * English II K * English II H * English III * English III K * English III K/DC * English III H/DC * English III AP * English III H/AP * English IV * English IV K * English IV K/DC * English IV AP * English IV AP/DC * English IV H/AP * English IV H/AP/DC * LANGUAGE ARTS Creative Writing * * * SPEECH / DEBATE Professional Communications * * * * Debate I * * * * Debate II * * * Debate III L * Debate IV L * JOURNALISM Photojournalism * * * * Journalism I * * * * Advanced Journalism I N* * * * * Advanced Journalism I Y* * * * * Advanced Journalism II N* * * * Advanced Journalism II Y* * * * Advanced Journalism III N* * * Advanced Journalism III Y* * * SOCIAL STUDIES World Geography * * * * World Geography K * * * * Human Geography AP * * * * Human Geography H/AP * * * * World History * World History K * World History H * World History AP * World History H/AP * US History * US History K * US History AP * US History H/AP * Sociology * * Psychology * * Psychology AP * * Psychology H/AP * * Street Law * * Personal Financial Literacy * * * European History AP * * European History H/AP * * Government * Government K * Government AP * Government H/AP * Economics * Economics K * Economics AP * Economics H/AP * Economics AP/Dual * Economics H/AP/Dual * MATH Algebra I * Geometry * * Geometry K * * Geometry H * * Math Models/Applications * * Algebraic Reasoning * * Statistics * * Algebra II * * * Algebra II K * * * Algebra II H * * * Advanced Algebra L * * College Algebra K * *

2 College Algebra H * * College Algebra DC * * College Algebra H/DC * * Advanced Quantitative Reasoning K * * Pre-Calculus * * Pre-Calculus K * * Pre-Calculus K/DC * * Pre-Calculus H * * Pre-Calculus H/DC * * Calculus AB AP * Calculus AB H/AP * Calculus BC AP * Calculus BC H/AP * Statistics AP * * Statistics H/AP * * SCIENCE Biology * Biology K * Biology H * IPC * * Chemistry * * * Chemistry K * * * Chemistry H * * * Physics * * * Physics K * * * Physics H * * * Aquatic Science * * Environmental Systems * * Forensic Science * * Forensic Science K * * Advanced Animal Science K * * Engineering Design & Problem Solving K * Pathophysiology K * * Astronomy * * Earth & Space L * * Earth & Space K * * Earth & Space H * * Anatomy/Physiology L * * Anatomy/Physiology K * * Biology AP * * Biology AP DC * * Biology H/AP * * Biology H/AP DC * * Chemistry AP * * Chemistry H/AP * * Chemistry AP/Dual * * Chemistry H/AP/Dual * * Physics I AP * * * Physics I H/AP * * * Physics II AP * * Physics II H/AP * * ( medical students) Physics C AP (2 pd) * * Physics C H/AP (2 pd) * * ( engineering students) Environmental Science AP DC * * Environmental Science AP * * Environmental Science H/AP * * Environmental Science H/AP DC * * HEALTH Health * * * * Principles of Health Science (covers Health credit) * * * PHYSICAL EDUCATION Foundations of Personal Fitness * * * * Team Sports * * * * Individual Sports * * * * Aerobic Activities * * * * Dance I (PE) * * * * Dance II (PE) * * * * Dance II (Drill) * * * Dance III (Drill) * * Dance IV (Drill) * LEADERSHIP PALS I* * * PALS II* * Teen Leadership * * * * Student Leadership (only 1 credit allowed) * * JROTC (LEADERSHIP & PE SUBSTITUTE) Air Force JROTC I * * * * Air Force JROTC II * * * Air Force JROTC III * * Air Force JROTC IV * LANGUAGES OTHER THAN ENGLISH Spanish I * * * * Spanish II * * * *

3 Spanish III K * * * * Spanish III * * * * Spanish IV AP * * * Spanish V AP * * Spanish VI K * Spanish I (Native Speakers) * * * * Spanish II (Native Speakers) * * * * Spanish III K (Native Speakers) * * * * Spanish IV AP (Native Speakers) * * * * French I * * * * French II * * * * French III K * * * * French IV AP * * * German I * * * * German II * * * * German III K * * * * German IV AP * * * German V K * * German VI K * Latin I * * * * Latin II * * * Latin III K * * Latin IV AP * Latin V K * FINE ARTS Art I - Drawing/Painting * * * * Art I - Sculpture/Ceramics * * * * Art I - Photography * * * * Art I - Digital Arts & Media * * * * Art II Drawing/Painting * * * * Art II Sculpture/Ceramics * * * * Art II Photography * * * * Art II Digital Arts & Media * * * * Art III Drawing/Painting * * * Art III Sculpture/ Ceramics * * * Art III Photography * * * Art III Digital Arts & Media * * * Art IV Studio 2D * * Art IV Studio 3D * * Art IV Studio Photography * * Art IV Studio Digital Arts & Media * * AP Art Drawing * * AP Art 2-D Design * * AP Photography * * AP Digital Arts & Media * * AP Art 3-D Design * * AP Art History * * AP Music Theory (must be in band or choir) * * Principles of Floral Design * * * Dance I * * * * Dance II * * * Dance III * * Dance IV * Theater Arts I * * * * Theater Arts II* * * * Theater Arts III* * * Theater Arts IV* * Technical Theater I * * * * Technical Theater II* * * * Technical Theater III* * * Technical Theater IV* * Band Color Guard I * * * * Band Color Guard II * * * Band Color Guard III * * Band Color Guard IV * Concert Band * Concert Band * Concert Band * Concert Band * Concert Band * Concert Band * Concert Band * Concert Band * Percussion * Percussion * Percussion * Percussion * Symphonic Band * Symphonic Band * Symphonic Band * Symphonic Band * Chamber Orchestra * Chamber Orchestra * Chamber Orchestra * Chamber Orchestra * Symphony Orchestra * Symphony Orchestra * Symphony Orchestra * Symphony Orchestra * Philharmonic Orchestra *

4 Philharmonic Orchestra * Philharmonic Orchestra * Philharmonic Orchestra * Choir II MX (Chorale)* * * * Choir III MX (Chorale)* * * Choir IV MX (Chorale)* * Choir I Tenor/Bass * * * * Choir I Treble * * * * Choir II Tenor/Bass * * * Choir II Treble * * * Choir III Tenor/Bass * * Choir III Treble * * Choir IV Tenor/Bass * Choir IV Treble * ATHLETICS Football I * Football II * Football III 41333C * Football IV (Fall semester only) 41341C * Basketball I Boys * Basketball II Boys (Soph) * Basketball II Boys (JV) * Basketball III Boys 41533C * Basketball IV Boys 41543C * Track I Boys * Track II Boys * Track III Boys 41833C * Track IV Boys 41843C * Golf II Boys * Golf III Boys 41933C * Golf IV Boys 41943C * Golf II Girls * Golf III Girls 42033C * Golf IV Girls 42043C * Volleyball I Girls * Volleyball II Girls * Volleyball III Girls 42233C * Volleyball IV Girls (Fall only) 42241C * Basketball I Girls * Basketball II Girls * Basketball III Girls 42433C * Basketball IV Girls 42443C * Track I Girls * Track II Girls * Track III Girls 42633C * Track IV Girls 42643C * Baseball II Boys * Baseball III Boys 42833C * Baseball IV Boys 42843C * Athletics I Wrestling Boys * Athletics II Wrestling Boys * Athletics III Wrestling Boys 42933C * Athletics IV Wrestling Boys 42943C * Athletics I Wresting Girls * Athletics II Wresting Girls * Athletics III Wresting Girls 43033C * Athletics IV Wresting Girls 43043C * Tennis I * Tennis II * Tennis III 43233C * Tennis IV 43243C * Soccer I Girls * Soccer II Girls * Soccer III Girls 43433C * Soccer IV Girls 43443C * Soccer I Boys * Soccer II Boys * Soccer III Boys 43633C * Soccer IV Boys 43643C * Softball I * Softball II * Softball III 43833C * Softball IV 43843C * Swim I * Swim II * Swim III 44133C * Swim IV 44143C * Cheerleading I * * * Cheerleading II * * * Cheerleading III * * * Cross Country Boys I * Cross Country Boys II * Cross Country Boys III 44533C * Cross Country Boys IV 44543C * Cross Country Girls I * Cross Country Girls II * Cross Country Girls III 44433C * Cross Country Girls IV 44443C * Trainer I* 44513T * * * * Trainer II* 44523T * * *

5 Trainer III* 44533T * * Trainer IV* 44543T * ELECTIVES (GROUPED BY CAREER CLUSTER) AGRICULTURE, FOOD, & NATURAL RESOURCES Principles of Ag, Food, and Natural Resources (required for all future Ag classes) * * Small Animal Management * * * Equine Science * * * Wildlife, Fisheries & Ecology * * * Management Horticulture Science * * * Veterinary Medical * * Applications Advanced Animal Science K * Advanced Plant & Soil Science * * K Principles and Elements of Floral * * * Design Agriculture Mechanics & Metal * * * Technologies Agricultural Equipment * * Practicum in Ag, Food, and * * Natural Resources (Vet 2, 2pd)* Agriculture* * * ARCHITECTURE & CONSTRUCTION Principles of Architecture * * * * Interior Design * * * Architectural Design I * * * Architectural Design II (2pd) * * Practicum in Architectural * Design (2pd)* * * Drafting Technology Education * * ARTS, A/V TECHNOLOGY, & COMMUNICATION Professional Communications * * * * Animation I * * * Fashion Marketing * * * Fashion Design I * * * Fashion Design II (2pd) * * * Fashion Design* Digital Audio Technology * * * * Audio Video Production I (2pds)* * * * Audio Video Production II * * (2pds)* Practicum in Audio/Video Production (2pds)* * BUSINESS MANAGEMENT & ADMINISTRATION Principles of Business, * * Marketing, and Finance Touch System Data Entry * * * * Keyboarding Business Information * * * * Management I Business Information * * * * Management II-MCAS Global Business * * * Human Resources Management * * Business Management * * EDUCATION & TRAINING Principles of Education and Training * * * Instructional Practices - RST! I * * (2pd) Practicum in Education & Training - (RST! II) (2pd)* * FINANCE Principles of Business, Marketing, and Finance * * Securities & Investments * * * Money Matters * * * Money Matters (Dual Credit) * * Banking & Financial Services * * * Accounting I * * * Accounting II * * Financial Analysis* * * HEALTH SCIENCE Medical Terminology * * Principles of Health Science * * * (covers Health credit) Health Science Theory/Clinicals * * (2pd)* Practicum in Health Science * (2pd)* Anatomy & Physiology * * Anatomy & Physiology K * * Forensic Science * * Forensic Science K * * Pathophysiology K * * World Health Research * * HOSPITALITY & TOURISM Intro to Culinary Arts * * Culinary Arts (2pd) * * * Advanced Culinary Arts (2pd)* * * Practicum in Culinary Arts (2pd)* *

6 HUMAN SERVICES Interpersonal Studies * * * Lifetime Nutrition & Wellness * * * Child Development * * * Child Guidance - ECP I (2pd) * * Practicum in Human Services * ECP II (2pd)* Introduction to Cosmetology * * Cosmetology I (2pd) * * Cosmetology II/Color Theory (2pd) * INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY Computer Science I K * * * * Computer Science Principles * * * * AP Computer Science II AP * * * Computer Science III K * * * Computer Science K Digital Media * * * Web Technologies I * * * * Web Technologies II * * * Telecommunications & * * * Networking (IT Essentials, Comp TIA A+, Hardware) Internetworking Technologies I * (CISCO CCENT) Internetworking Technologies II (CISCO CCNA) * LAW, PUBLIC SAFETY, CORRECTIONS & SECURITY Forensic Science * * Forensic Science K * * MANUFACTURING Principles of Manufacturing * * * Welding I (2pd) * * * Welding II (2pd)* * * * Diversified Manufacturing I * * Diversified Manufacturing II * * Precision Metal Manufacturing * * Practicum in Manufacturing * * (2pd) Technology Education * * MARKETING Principles of Business, Marketing, and Finance * * Entrepreneurship * * * Sports and Entertainment * * * Marketing Fashion Marketing * * * Social Media Marketing * * * Practicum in Marketing I (Co-Op) * * (3pd) Practicum in Marketing II (Co- Op) (3pd)* * SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY, ENGINEERING, & MATHEMATICS Intro. to Engineering Design (PLTW) * Principles of Engineering (PLTW) * Digital Electronics (PLTW) * Engineering Design and * Development (PLTW) Engineering Design & Problem * Solving K Computer Science I K * * * * Computer Science Principles * * * * AP Computer Science II AP * * * Computer Science III K * * Computer Science K * * TRANSPORTATION, DISTRIBUTION, & LOGISTICS Automotive Technology I (2pd) * * * Automotive Technology II (2pd)* * * Practicum in Transportation Systems (3pd)* * *Teacher Approval Required, Required Pre-Requisites (see course description book for details) Courses that end in a 3 are year-long; courses that end in a 0 are one semester only. Courses with a possible dual-credit option: Economics AP English III K, English IV AP, English IV K Spanish IV and V AP College Algebra K, Pre-calculus K Biology II AP, Environmental Science AP Money Matters (workforce credit only) Other classes can be taken for dual-credit off-campus at the college. Please contact Amber Stephens in Office 1421 for more information.