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ENGLISH - 4 Units |
Shall be English I, II, and III, and English IV or Business English. |
MATHEMATICS- 3 Units |
Shall be selected from the following courses and may include a maximum of two entry level courses (designated by E):
Introductory Algebra/Geometry (E) Algebra I-Part I (E) Algebra I-Part II Integrated Mathematics I (E) Integrated Mathematics II Integrated Mathematics III Applied Mathematics I (E) Applied Mathematics II Applied Mathematics III Algebra I (E) Geometry Algebra II Financial Mathematics Advanced Mathematics I Advanced Mathematics II Pre-Calculus Calculus Probability and Statistics Discreet Mathematics
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SCIENCE - 3 Units |
Shall be one unit of Biology; and
- one unit of Physical Science or Integrated Science (but not both), or Chemistry I, Physics I or Physics of Technology I;
- one unit from Aerospace Science, Biology II, Chemistry II, Earth Science, Environmental Science, Physics II, Physics of Technology II, Agriscience I and Argriscience II or any other course not already taken from the Physical Science Cluster or a locally designed elective.
*If a student takes Physical Science or Integrated Science, s/he may then take Chemisty I, Physics I or Physics of Technology I as a required science course. If a student takes Chemistry I, Physics I or Physics of Technology I to fulfill the Physical Science requirement s/he may not then take Physical Science or Integrated Science as the third required science course, but may take such courses as an elective. |
SOCIAL STUDIES - 3 Units |
Shall be United States History; ½ Unit of Free Enterprise; ½ Unit of Civics and
One of the following
- World History
- World Geography or
- Western Civilizatoin.
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HEALTH EDUCATION - ½ Unit |
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PHYSICAL EDUCATION - 1½ Units |
Shall be Physical Eduation I and II or Adapted Physical Education for special education students.
NOTE: The substitution of JROTC for Physical Education is permissable. A maximum of 4 units may used towards graduation. |
COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY - 1 Unit |
Shall be taken from the following:
Computer/Technology Literacy (½ credit) Computer Applications or Business Comuter Applications (1 credit) Computer Architecture (1 credit) Computer Science I, II (1 credit each) Computer Systems and Networking I, II (1 credit each) Desktop Publishing (½ credit) Digital Graphics and Animation (½ credit) Multimedia Presentations (1 credit) Web Mastering or Webdesign (½ credit) Independant Study in Technology Applications (1 credit) Word Processing (1 credit) Telecommunications (½ credit) Introducation to Business Computer Applications (1 credit) Technology Education Computer Application (1 credit) or Advanced Technical Drafting (1 credit) |
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ELECTIVES - 7 Units |
Students must complete an area of concentration developed locally by a district curriculum team and approved by BESE.
The course requirements for the career major shall consist of the following: At least 6 or more credits consisting of 4 credits in an area of concentration and 2 related credits, including 1 credit in a computer technology course. |