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Arts and Humanities include the areas of visual arts, performing arts, and communication arts.  Visual artists produce original works of art like paintings, illustrations, jewelry creations, pottery, sculptures, and photographs.  Performing artists are involved in music, dance, and acting.  The communication arts encompass radio, television, and print journalism, teaching, library science, and foreign language interpretation.     9th Grade Art I Band Choir French I Keyboarding (1/2 credit) Keyboarding Appl. (1 credit) Latin I Lifetime Sports Music Appreciation Piano Spanish I Speech     10th Grade Adv. Drawing & Painting Art II Business Computer Appl. Calligraphy Debate Drama General Craft & Sculpture Novels I French II Journalism I Spanish II

11th Grade Art III American Folklore Creative Writing *Commercial Art/ Design *Fashion Design Fine Arts Survey French III *Horticulture Introduction to Teaching Journalism II Novels II *Printing/ Graphic Arts Psychology Pub. I - Yearbook/ Newspaper Sociology Spanish III Telecom. I (BTW) 12th Grade Art IV *Fashion Design French IV *Commercial Art Design II *Horticulture II Law Studies *Printing/ Graphic Arts Pub. II - Yearbook/ Newspaper Spanish IV Telecom. II (BTW) Beyond High School Art School Apprentice Employment VoTech Institute College *Career Center Courses All off-campus courses take the place of 4 electives in the schedule. Students may choose from any grade below or equivalent to their present grade level.

 

The Business/ Marketing Cluster is a section of courses designed to provide the students with sufficient academic knowledge and skills to afford a smooth transition from school to career or from school to an advanced degree. A cluster provides preparation for opportunities available in the local and national marketplace.  Such opportunities ma be in office and business technology, administration and service, small business management, entrepreneurship, retailing, wholesaling, and service industries. Students interested in careers in this cluster should develop strong communication and interpersonal skills.     9th Grade Keyboarding (1/2 credit) Keyboarding Appl. (1 credit) Speech     10th Grade Accounting Leadership Business Computer Appl.

11th Grade *Accounting Pro. Tech *Comp. Art/ Design *COOP. Office Education Distributive Ed. *Office Administration I *Office Technology Psychology Sociology Retail Merchandising 12 Grade Law Studies *Adv. Office Technology *Printing/ Graphic Arts *Adv. Accounting Procedures *Comp. Art/ Design Beyond High School Management Training School Employment VoTech Institute Specialized School College *Career Center Courses All off-campus courses take the place of 4 electives in the schedule. Students may choose from any grade below or equivalent to their present grade level

 

The area of vocational education develops students' skills in a variety of programs.  Whether a student is planning to go directly into the working world after high school, or to a technical institute or college, these courses can help develop marketable skills, positive work/safety habits, and a knowledge of human relations.  The 21st century will see great changes in industrial technology and computer science education, mostly due to the technological breakthroughs in electronics and widespread use of computers.  Students wishing to pursue careers in these areas will need to prepare to meet the challenges of the 21st century.     9th Grade Keyboarding (1/2 credit) Keyboarding Appl. (1 credit)     10th Grade Business Computer Appl. Computer Science

11th Grade *Auto Body Repair *Basic Electronics *Brick Masonry *Carpentry *Comp. Aided Drafting Computer Science (BTW) *Electronics *Machine Shop *Refrigeration/ Air *Welding Shop     12th Grade *Auto Body Repair *Auto Mechanics' *Carpentry *Computer Aided Drafting Computer Science (BTW) *Electronics *Machine Shop *Refrigeration/ Air *Welding Shop     Beyond High School *Career Center Courses All off-campus courses take the place of 4 electives in the schedule. Students may choose from any grade below or equivalent to their present grade level.

 
 

It is suggested that students wishing to enter college, who have not chosen a major, take a liberal arts curriculum in high school. It is preferred that college-bound students take two years of the same foreign language and one year of a fine arts course.  Although it is not required, it is suggested that students take four years of math, science and social studies for college preparation.     9th Grade Art I Choir French I Intermediate Band Keyboarding (1/2 credit) Keyboarding Appl. (1 credit) Latin I Lifetime Sports Music Appreciation Spanish I Speech     10th Grade Advanced Drawing and Painting Art II Astronomy Computer Science Creative Writing Debate (Speech II) Drama Interpretation French II Human Anatomy and Physiology Jazz Band Journalism I Latin II Leadership Novels I Ocean Science (Oceanography) Spanish II Weather and Climate

11th Grade ACT Preparation Course Advanced Band Advanced Math Analytical Geometry Art III Chemistry I and II Discrete Math Fine Arts Survey French III General Craft and Sculpture Journalism II Novels II Physical Ed. III Physics Probability and Statistics Pub. I - Yearbook/ Newspaper Psychology ROTC Sociology Spanish III Vet. Science     12th Grade Art IV Calculus Pub. II - Yearbook/ Newspaper ROTC Students may choose from any grade below or equivalent to their present grade level.