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Course Description Booklet 2005-2006
This is a table of contents for our online course description book.
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Note: Pages link to Adobe PDF files
Inside cover and contents
School data
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Course Work .............................................................................. 1
Schedule Changes/ Dropping Courses/ Waivers .............................................. 2
Grading Scale, Class Rank, and GPA ....................................................... 3
Summer School and Summer Hours ........................................................... 4
Alternate Credits ........................................................................ 4
Enrichment ............................................................................... 5
Eligibility Requirements ................................................................. 6
Academic Letter and National Honor Society ............................................... 7
NCAA Requirements ........................................................................ 8
School Fees and Exemptions ............................................................... 9
Distinguished Achievement Program ........................................................ 10
Graduation Requirements Class of 2006-2009 ............................................... 11
Four-year Plan ........................................................................... 12
Sample Four-year Plans ................................................................... 13
How to Read Course Description Book ...................................................... 14
Choices Interest Inventory ............................................................... 15
Career Pathways/ Find the Pathway to Your Future.......................................... 16-17
Agricultural, Environmental, and Natural Resources Pathway ............................... 18
Arts, Communications, and Media Pathway .................................................. 20
Business, Management, and Marketing Services Pathway ..................................... 22
Construction, Manufacturing, Production, and Transportation Pathway ...................... 24
Engineering and Science-Related Technologies Pathway ..................................... 26
Health Professions and Related Services Pathway .......................................... 28
Human Development and Services Pathway ................................................... 30
Personal and Protective Services Pathway.................................................. 32
Course Descriptions
English/Language Arts .................................................................... 34
Journalism ............................................................................... 36
Speech ................................................................................... 37
Mathematics .............................................................................. 38
Science .................................................................................. 40
Social Studies ........................................................................... 42
Health ................................................................................... 45
Physical Education ....................................................................... 45
Competitive Athletics .................................................................... 46
Technology Applications .................................................................. 47
Career and Technology
Agricultural Science and Technology ...................................................... 48
Family and Consumer Science .............................................................. 50
Trade and Industrial ..................................................................... 51
Technology Education ..................................................................... 52
Business Education ....................................................................... 52-53
Criminal Justice ......................................................................... 53
Health Science Technology ................................................................ 54
Foreign Languages ........................................................................ 55
Fine Arts ................................................................................ 57
No Credit Courses ........................................................................ 60
Special Programs for Advanced Students ................................................... 60
Special Education ........................................................................ 61
Notes .................................................................................... 65
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