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Mathematics

Math K A/B C

Math 1 A/B C

Math 2 A/B C

Math 3 A/B C E Math 4 A/B C E Math 5 A/B C E

Language Arts

Language Arts K A/B C

Language Arts 1 A/B C

Language Arts 2 A/B C

Language Arts 3 A/B C Language Arts 4 A/B C Language Arts 5 A/B C

Science

Science K A/B C

Science 1 A/B C

Science 2 A/B C

Science 3 A/B C Science 4 A/B C Science 5 A/B C

Social Studies

Social Studies K A/B C

Social Studies 1 A/B C


Michigan State History 3 C Social Studies 3 A/B C



Electives

HumanitiesArt K Art 1 Art 2 Art 3 Art 4 Art 5 Discovering Music I Discovering Music II Discovering Music III Experiencing Music I Experiencing Music II Experiencing Music III

InterdisciplinaryHome Life

Language ArtsGifted and Talented

Literature Study 2

TechnologyEducational Technology

and Online Learning K Educational Technology

and Online Learning 1 Educational Technology




and Online Learning 5 WebQuest

World LanguagesElementary Chinese I Elementary Chinese II Elementary Sign LanguageElementary Spanish I Elementary Spanish II

Health and PE

Physical Education K C

Physical Education 1 C





Key to Course Types Available

C Core Course

E Essential Course Essential courses are offered to provide students with added support in prerequisite concepts and skills.

Gifted and Talented Course

The World Languages courses require a headset and microphone which is compatible with the computer being used for the course.

Courses listed as A/B can be taken individually as a semester course or together as a year long course.

Course list subject to change

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2018–2019

K–5 Courses

Mathematics

Algebra 1 C CR

Algebra Readiness (Pre-Algebra) A/B C E

Math 6 A/B C E CR

Math 7 A/B C E CR

Pre-Algebra C CR

Language Arts

Language Arts 6 A/B C Language Arts 7 A/B C Language Arts 8 A/B C

Science

Earth Science C CR

Life Science C CR Physical Science C CR

Science 6 A/B C CR

Science 7 A/B C CR

Science 8 A/B C CR

Science and Technology C CR

Social Studies

American History C CR

Ancient Civilization C CR

Civics C CR

Civics: Foundations of Citizenship C CR




World Studies C CR

Electives

HumanitiesArt 6 A/B Art 7 A/B Art 8 A/B Exploring Music I Exploring Music II Exploring Music III Middle School Digital Art

and DesignMS Photography:

Drawing with Light

InterdisciplinaryHome Life

OtherMS Career Exploration IMS Career Exploration IIMS Journalism MS Study SkillsWebQuest

TechnologyEducational Technology



and Online Learning 8

World LanguagesMiddle Chinese I Middle Chinese II Middle Sign LanguageMiddle Spanish I Middle Spanish II

Health and PE

Health and Physical Education 6 C




C Core Course

E Essential Course Essential courses are offered to provide students with added support in prerequisite concepts and skills.

Gifted and Talented Course

CR Credit Recovery Course



Course list subject to change


2018–2019

6–8 Courses

Mathematics

Algebra 1 A/B C F CR

Algebra 2 A/B C F CR

Algebra with Finance A/B C

Calculus A/B C

Consumer Math A/B C

Explorations in Mathematics A/B C

Geometry A/B C F CR

Integrated Math C Integrated Math 1 C CR

Integrated Math 2 C CR



Math Models with Applications C CR

Pre-Algebra A/B C CR

Pre-Calculus A/B C CR

Statistics A/B C CR

Trigonometry C CR

Language Arts

English 9 A/B C F CR




Science

Biology A/B C F CR

Biotechnology C

Chemistry A/B C CR

Earth Science A/B C F CR

Integrated Physics and Chemistry C CR

Physical Science A/B C F Physical Science - Chemistry C CR

Physical Science - Physics C CR

Physics A/B C CR

Social Studies

American Government A/B C American History C Economics C F CR

Geography C CR

Geography and Society C

Government C CR

U.S. Law and Politics C CR

United States History A/B C F CR

World Geography C

World History A/B C CR

Advanced Placement

AP Art History A/B AP Biology A/B AP Calculus AB A/B AP Calculus BC A/B AP Computer Science (A) A/B AP English Language and

Composition A/B AP English Literature and

Composition A/B AP Environmental Science A/B AP Human Geography A/B AP Macroeconomics AP Microeconomics AP Psychology AP Spanish Language A/B AP Statistics A/B AP United States Government AP United States History A/B

Electives

Business, Communication, Science, and Technology May also fulfill state CTE requirements3-D Computer ModelingAccounting I Accounting II Administrative Duties

and Office Management Advertising and Sales PromotionAnatomy and Physiology Business Communication Business Information Systems Business Law Business Math Concepts of Engineering

and TechnologyDevelopmental Writing Emergent Computer

Technology Entrepreneurship: Starting

Your Own Business A/B Game Design IGame Design IIHealth, Safety, & Nutrition Human Resource

Management International Business Introduction

to CommunicationIntroduction to

Computer Applications Introduction to Finance Introduction to

Graphic Design A/B Introduction to

Online Learning Introduction to Sociology Introductory Astronomy

Java® Programming I Java Programming II Law and Order Leadership and Supervision

in Business Principles of Management Principles of Marketing Public SpeakingSociology I Sociology II Sports & Entertainment

Marketing Sports Management

Career & Technical Education (CTE)Career Planning and

Skill Development Careers in Criminal Justice Computer Literacy Cosmetology Criminal Investigation Criminology Culinary Arts 2: Baking, Pastry,

and More! Fashion and Interior Design Forensic Science I Forensic Science IIHealth Science: Nursing Health Science:

Public Health Health Science:

The Whole Individual Health Science II Health Science II: Patient Care

and Medical ServicesHealth Sciences Hospitality and Tourism

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C Core Course

F Foundations Course Foundations courses are standards-based courses adjusted to give students greater support on core concepts and provide additional practice and review.

Honors Course


Advanced Course



Course list subject to change.


2018–2019

9–12 Courses

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Java is a registered trademark of Oracle America, Inc. and/or its affiliates.

Electives continued

Career & Technical Education (CTE) continuedHuman and Social Services Internship & Work Study Introduction to Agriscience Introduction to

Criminal Justice Introduction to Early

Childhood Education Introduction to

Culinary Arts Introduction to

Homeland Security Introduction to Law Introduction to

Manufacturing Introduction to

Medical Assisting Introduction to Paralegal

Profession Introduction to Social Media Medical Law and Ethics Medical Terminology Personal and Family Finance Principles of Public Service Research Methods Restaurant Management Theater, Cinema,

& Film Production Veterinary Science

Health and PE High School Health A/B

Humanities2-D AnimationAnthropology 1 Anthropology 2 Art History A/B Art and World Cultures Digital Photography I Digital Photography II Fundamentals of Art Fundamentals of Art

Appreciation Fundamentals of Art History Introduction to

Anthropology Introduction to Drawing Living Music I Living Music II Music Appreciation Philosophy

Language ArtsCreative Writing Fundamentals of English

Composition Gothic Literature Introduction to Grammar

and Composition Journalism A/B Mythology and Folklore Reading and Writing

for Purpose †Speech and Debate

MathematicsFinancial Literacy

ScienceAstronomy Earth Space Science A/B Environmental Science A/B CR

Great Minds in Science Marine Science A/B

Social StudiesAfrican American History Archaeology Current Events History of the Holocaust Human Geography Introduction to Psychology Introduction to

Women’s Studies Personal Finance Personal Psychology Psychology A/B World Religions

OtherCulminating Project Driver’s Education Freshman Focus Peer Counseling Real World Parenting Service Learning Project I Service Learning Project II Service Learning Project III Service Learning Project IV Social Problems ISocial Problems II

World LanguagesChinese I A/B Chinese II A/B Chinese III A/B French I A/B French II A/B French III A/B French IV A/B German I A/B German II A/B German III A/B Japanese I A/B Japanese II A/B

Latin I A/B Latin II A/B Latin III A/B Sign Language I A/B Sign Language II A/B Spanish I A/B CR Spanish II A/B Spanish III A/B Spanish IV A/B

Health and PE

Health C CR

Health, Fitness, and Nutrition A/B C

Nutrition and Wellness Personal Fitness C

Personal Health and Safety with Sex Education C

Physical Education C

Physical Education I C

Physical Education II C

Physical Education III C

Test Prep

College Prep with ACT College Prep with SAT® GED® Language Arts GED Mathematics GED Preparatory Courses

and Practice Test GED Science GED Social Studies

Assessment

Basic Achievement Skills InventoryTM (BASI)


C Core Course

F Foundations Course Foundations courses are standards-based courses adjusted to give students greater support on core concepts and provide additional practice and review.

Honors Course


Advanced Course



† This course is available for the spring semester of the 18–19 school year.

Course list subject to change.


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GED is a registered trademark of the American Council on Education.

SAT is a registered trademark of the College Board.

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