North Laurel High School Curriculum Guide

North Laurel High School






Curriculum Guide

2015-2016

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North Laurel High School

http://www.laurel.kyschools.us/school_home.aspx?schoolID=1

1300 E. Hal Rogers Parkway

London KY 40741
Phone: [phone]
Fax: [phone]
Principal

Mr. J. Michael Black

Assistant Principals

Mr. Michael E. Harris

Mrs. Kenna Williams
Counselors

Mrs. Janie Mynk

Mrs. Rachel Gaynor

Mrs. Amy Gaines

MISSION STATEMENT

We at North Laurel High School recognize that ALL students can learn and we accept responsibility to assist them in achieving their highest level of academic excellence


TABLE OF CONTENTS
CREDITS AND COURSE INFORMATION

GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS…………………….. ......................................................................................................................................... 4

CREDIT REQUIREMENT SCALE…. ....................................................................................................................................................................... 4

PRE-COLLEGE CURRICULUM …………………………………………………………………………………………………………………..5

CAREER MAJOR CLUSTERS.. ................................................................................................................................................................................ 6

CAREER MAJOR DESCRIPTIONS ………………………………………………………………………………………………………….……7

COURSES & COURSE CREDITS…………………………………………………………………………………….……………………………14
NORTH LAUREL HIGH SCHOOL COURSE DESCRIPTIONS

AGRICULTURE….. .................................................................................................................................................................................................18

ART……………………………………………….. ...................................................................................................................................................19

BUISNESS DEPARTMENT…………………………………………………………………………………….………………………………..20

DRAMA…………………………………………………………………………………………………………..……………………………….22

DRIVER’S EDUCATION .........................................................................................................................................................................................22

ENGLISH ...................................................................................................................................................................................................................22

FAMILY AND CONSUMER SCIENCE ..................................................................................................................................................................24

FOREIGN LANGUAGE ............................................................................................................................................................................................26

HEALTH AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION….. .......................................................................................................................................................26

MATHEMATICS ......................................................................................................................................................................................................27

MILITARY SCIENCE (JROTC)….. .........................................................................................................................................................................29

MUSIC……………………………. ..........................................................................................................................................................................30

SCIENCE….. .............................................................................................................................................................................................................31

SOCIAL STUDIES ...................................................................................................................................................................................................32

TECHNOLOGY ………..….. ...................................................................................................................................................................................33

CURRICULAR INFORMATION

PERFORMANCE BASED CREDITS………………………………….... ............................................................................................................ 34

PUPIL PROGRESS REPORTING…….. ..................................................................................................................................................................35

HOW TO CALCULATE G.P.A. ………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….35

GRADING PERIODS…………………………………………………………………………………………..…………………………………36

DUAL CREDIT. ...................................................................................................................................................................................................... 36

CREDIT RECOVERY……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….……38

INDEPENDENT STUDY........................................................................................................................................................................................ 39

FINAL EXAM EXEMPTION POLICY .................................................................................................................................................................. 39

FINAL EXAM POLICY….. .................................................................................. ……………………………………………………..…….….39

INFINITE CAMPUS ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………...40

ACT/ PLAN TESTING ........................................................................................................................................................................................... 41

COLLEGE & CAREER READINESS..…….……………………………………………………………………………………….……..…..…41

ADVANCED PLACEMENT.. ................................................................................................................................................................................ 42

HONOR DIPLOMA CHECKLIST …………………………………………….…………………………………………………………….…..43

DIPLOMA OF DISTINCTION …………………………………………………………………………………………………………………44

NO PASS NO DRIVE………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….…45

KENTUCKY EDUCATIONAL EXCELLENCE SCHOLARSHIP (KEES)….. ......................................................................................................45

END OF COURSE ASSESSMENTS ………………………………. ................................................................................................................... 46

EXPLORE/PLAN/ ACT/EOC 2014-15 TEST WINDOWS ……………………………………………………………………………………..46

EXTRA-CURRICULAR INFORMATION

EXTRA-CURRICULAR ELIGIBILITY ……………………………………………………………………………………..………………….47

KHSAA ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS …………………………………………………………………………………………………….48

ATTENDANCE POLICY FOR EXTRA-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES …………………………………………………………..…………..49

ATHLETIC PARTICIPATION POLICY …………………………………………………………………………………….…………………49

SCHOOL CLUBS ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….50

GENERAL INFORMATION

REGISTRATION AND ENROLLMENT ………………………………………………………………………………………………………53

ATTENDANCE POLICY ………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………53

HOME HOSPITAL INSTRUCTION …………………………………………………………………………………………..………………53

ILLNESS AT SCHOOL …………………………………………………………………………………………………..…………………….54

PROCEDURES FOR DISMISSAL …………………………………………………………………………………………………….………54

MEDICATION POLICY ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………...………..54

NURSE CONSENT FORM ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………..55

ACADEMIC RECOGNITION

SENIOR AWARDS POLICY ……………………………………………………………………………………………..…………………….55

UNDERCLASSMEN AWARDS POLICY ………………………………………………………………………………….………………….58

GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS

The following items shall apply to the scheduling of high school students:

1. 
   All students will be in attendance six (6) hours (as outlined in policy entitled "Length of School Day for High School Students").
   
2. 
   The minimum load for a full time student shall be six (6) classes per semester.
   

Subject	Credits	Required Courses
Language Arts	4	English I, II, III, IV
Mathematics	4	Algebra I, Algebra II, Geometry & 1 Math elective Note: Must take and pass a math class each year
Science	3	Int. Science, Biology, & 1 Science Elective
Social Studies	3	U.S. History, Civics, and World History
Health & PE I	½ each	Note: Students who successfully complete NJROTC I or Marching Band will receive ½ credit in PE.
Arts & Humanities	1	Note: Students may take the History and Appreciation of Visual and Performing Arts course or one of the following: Drama I/Drama II; Visual Arts I, II, III, IV, or AP Studio Art; Chorus, Band, or Piano Keyboard.
NOTE: Electives required vary with graduation year.

CREDIT REQUIREMENT SCALE POLICY

Credits Needed	Class of 2016	Class of 2017	CLASS OF 2018	CLASS OF 2019
To Graduate	24	23	22	22
To Be Senior	18	17	16	16
To Be Junior	13	11	10	10
To Be Sophomore	6	6	5	5

                         
This scale has been used in transition from a seven-period to a five-period day to a six-period day. Students transferring to NLHS from an alternate schedule with different graduation/credit requirements will have credits pro-rated accordingly, either up or

PRE-COLLEGE CURRICULUM REQUIREMENTS

	Pre-college Curriculum Requirements
SUBJECT	CREDITS	COURSES
Language Arts	4	Same as Minimum High School Graduation Requirements
Social Studies	3	Same as Minimum High School Graduation Requirements
Mathematics	4	Same as Minimum High School Graduation Requirements
Science	3	Same as Minimum High School Graduation Requirements
Health	1/2	Same as Minimum High School Graduation Requirements
Physical Education	1/2	Same as Minimum High School Graduation Requirements
Visual and Performing Arts	1	Same as Minimum High School Graduation Requirements
World Language	2	2 units of a single world language or demonstration of a world language proficiency
Electives		NOTE: Electives required vary with graduation year.

CAREER MAJOR CLUSTERS & HIGH SCHOOL PROGRAM OF STUDY

Each student will be required to declare a career major and to update your four-year ILP to meet specific recommendations for your selected major. You will be provided access to registration guides with sample programs of study to assist you in selecting courses that will meet both your graduation requirements and ILP requirements.

The Career Major Clusters are:

1. 
   Agriculture
   

• 
  Agriculture Power, Structural , Technical Systems
  
• 
  Animal Science Systems
  
• 
  Horticulture and Plant Science Systems
  
• 
  Environmental Science / Natural Resource Systems
  

2. 
   Health Services / Allied Health
   
3. 
   Business Education / Marketing / Information Technology
   

• 
  Accounting
  
• 
  Finance
  
• 
  Marketing Education
  
• 
  Information Processing
  

4. 
   Engineering & Design / Construction
   
5. 
   NJROTC
   
6. 
   Family & Consumer Science / Education / Human Services
   

• 
  Consumer & Family Management
  
• 
  Culinary & Food Services
  
• 
  Early Childhood Education
  
• 
  Fundamentals of Teaching
  

7. 
   Arts & Humanities
   

8. 
   Communications
   

9. 
   Manufacturing
   

10. 
    Public Service
    

11. 
    Science & Mathematics
    

12. 
    Social Sciences
    

13. 
    Transportation
    

Agriculture

Career Majors

A career pathway in Agriculture may lead to a pre-professional certification. Choose a pathway below. When the 3 recommended courses and one of the appropriate elective courses are completed (totaling 3 credits of coursework) you will be eligible for the assessment and possible certification in your selected career major. AGRICULTURE MECHANICS ANIMAL SCIENCE HORTICULTURE ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE Recommended Courses: Recommended Courses: Recommended Courses: Recommended Courses: Prin. Of Agriculture ( 1 credit/ semester) Small Power Equipment (1.2 credit / semester Ag. Construction Skills (1 credit / 2 semesters) Prin. Of Agriculture ( 1 credit/ semester) Veterinary Science (1/2 credit / semester) Animal Science (1 credit / 2 semesters) Prin. Of Agriculture ( 1 credit/ semester) Greenhouse (1 credit / 2 semesters) Plant & Land Science (1/2 credit / semester) Prin. Of Agriculture ( 1 credit/ semester) Forestry ( 1 credit / 2 semesters) Wildlife Management ( ½ credit/ semester) Elective Courses: Elective Courses: Elective Courses: Elective Courses: Agriscience (1 credit / semester) Ag. Power & Machinery ( ½ credit semester) Agriscience (1 credit / semester) Equine Science ( ½ credit/ semester) Agriscience (1 credit / semester) Floral Design ( ½ credit / semester) Agriscience (1 credit / semester) Plant & Land Science (1/2 credit / semester) Certification: Certification: Certification: Certification: KOSSA KOSSA KOSSA KOSSA

Business

Career Majors

Students may select one of our career programs below and complete classes within that program in order to graduate with a career-related background. Choose a pathway below. When the 3 recommended courses and one of the appropriate elective courses are completed (totaling 3 credits of coursework) you will be eligible for the assessment and possible certification in your selected career major.

ACCOUNTING	FINANCIAL SERVICES	MARKETING	INFORMATION PROCESSING
Recommended Courses:	Recommended Courses:	Recommended Courses:	Recommended Courses:
Business Principles ( 1 credit / semester) Accounting I ( 1 credit / 2 semesters) Accounting II ( 1 credit / 2 semesters)	Business Principles ( 1 credit / semester) Accounting I ( 1 credit / 2 semesters) Finance & Banking ( ½ Credit / semester) Financial Services I ( ½ credit / semester)	Business Principles ( 1 credit / semester) Principles of Marketing ( 1 credit/ semester) Advanced Marketing ( 1 credit /semester)	Computer Applications ( 1 credit/ semester) Advanced Computer Applications ( ½ credit / semester) Publishing / Computer Graphics ( ½ credit / semester)
Elective Courses:	Elective Courses:	Elective Courses:	Elective Courses:
Business Law ( ½ credit / semester)	Financial Services II ( 1 credit / 2 semesters)	Advanced Computer Applications ( ½ credit / semester) Multimedia Publishing / Computer Graphics ( ½ credit / semester) Marketing Co-op ( 1 credit / 2 semesters )per period	Web Design ( ½ credit / semester) Accounting I ( 1 credit / 2 semesters) Marketing Co-op ( 1 credit / 2 semesters )per period Financial Services I ( ½ credit / semester)
Certification:	Certification:	Certification:	Certification:
KOSSA	KOSSA	KOSSA	Administrative Support

Engineering and Design

Career Major

Recommended Courses:

Technological Design – Construction or Transportation Systems ( ½ credit / semester) Engineering Design ( ½ credit / semester) CAD Drafting ( ½ credit / semester )

Elective Courses:

Foundations of Technology ( 1 credit / semester) Photography ( ½ credit / semester ) Fundamentals of Engineering Design I (1/2 credit / semester) Engineering Design II (1/2 credit / semester) Technological Issues & Impacts ( ½ credit / semester) Advanced Design Applications (1/2 credit / semester) Principles of Engineering and Technology ( ½ credit / semester) Special Topics in Engineering Leadership Dynamics Engineering & Technology Computer & Technology Applications ( 1 credit / semester)

Certification:

Career Ready

NJROTC

Career Major

When a student who has two credits in JROTC classes, is enrolled in a third class, successfully passes the Armed Services Vocational Aptitude Battery (ASVAB) and receives the JROTC three- or four-year Certificate of Training is considered career ready

Recommended Courses:

Naval Science I ( 1 credit / semester) Naval Science II ( 1 credit / 1 semester) Naval Science III ( ½ credit / semester) Naval Science IV ( ½ credit / semester)

Elective Courses:

Survival and Wellness ( ½ credit / semester) Leadership and Management ( ½ credit / semester) Command and Staff ( ½ credit / semester) Naval Customs (1/2 credit/ semester) Honors and Ceremony ( ½ credit / semester) Advanced Drill Inspection ( ½ credit / semester) Advanced Color Guard ( ½ credit / semester) Strategic Planning ( ½ credit / semester)

Certification:

Career Ready

Family and Consumer Science

Career Majors

A career pathway in Family and Consumer Science may lead to a pre-professional certification. Choose a pathway below. When the 3 recommended courses and one of the appropriate elective courses are completed (totaling 3 credits of coursework) you will be eligible for the assessment and possible certification in your selected career major.

CONSUMER AND FAMILY MANAGEMENT	CULINARY AND FOOD SERVICES	EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION	FUNDAMENTALS OF TEACHING
Recommended Courses:	Recommended Courses:	Recommended Courses:	Recommended Courses:
Intro. To FACS ( 1 credit / semester) Business Principles ( 1 credit / semester) Foods and Nutrition ( ½ credit / semester) Relationships (½ credit / semester)	Intro. To FACS ( 1 credit / semester) Foods and Nutrition ( ½ credit / semester) Culinary Skills I ( ½ Credit / semester)	Intro. To FACS ( 1 credit / semester) Child and Human Development ( ½ credit / semester) Parenting ( ½ credit / semester)	Intro. To FACS ( 1 credit / semester) Child and Human Development ( ½ credit / semester) Principles of Teaching ( 1 credit / 2 semesters) Advanced Child Development ( ½ credit / semester)
Elective Courses:	Elective Courses:	Elective Courses:	Elective Courses:
Child and Human Development ( ½ credit / semester) Parenting ( ½ credit / semester) Child Services ( 1 credit / 2 semesters) Money Skills ( ½ credit / semester)	Culinary Skills II ( ½ credit / semester) Accounting I ( 1 credit / 2 semesters) Money Skills ( ½ credit / semester) Business Principles ( 1 credit / semester)	Child Services ( 1 credit / 2 semesters) Principles of Teaching ( 1 credit / 2 semesters) Relationships (½ credit / semester) Advanced Child Development ( ½ credit / semester)	Relationships (½ credit / semester) Money Skills ( ½ credit / semester)
Certification:	Certification:	Certification:	Certification:
KOSSA	KOSSA	KOSSA OR Kentucky Early Care & Education Orientation Certificate

Arts & Humanities

Career Major

Recommended Courses:

Pre-College Curriculum

Elective Courses:

Visual Arts I (½ credit / semester) Visual Arts II (½ credit / semester) Visual Arts III(½ credit / semester) Visual Arts IV (½ credit / semester) Piano (½ credit / semester) Music Theory (½ credit / semester) Drama I (½ credit / semester) Drama II ( 1 credit / 2 semesters) Chorus (½ credit / semester) Chamber Choir ( 1 credit / 2 semesters) Arts & Humanities (½ credit / semester) Psychology (½ credit / semester) 21^st Century Communications (1/2 credit/ semester) Journalism ( ½ credit / semester)

Certification:

Communications

Career Major

Recommended Courses:

Pre-College Curriculum

Elective Courses:

Visual Arts I (½ credit / semester) Visual Arts II (½ credit / semester) Visual Arts III(½ credit / semester) Visual Arts IV (½ credit / semester) Psychology (½ credit / semester) Journalism (½ credit / semester) Yearbook ( 1 credit / semester) Photography(½ credit / semester) 21^st Century Communications (½ credit / semester) Relationships (1/2 credit/ semester) Ag. Communications (1/2 credit / semester)

Certification:

Manufacturing

Career Major

Recommended Courses:

Pre-College Curriculum

Elective Courses:

Principles of Technology (1 credit / semester) Welding (@ S.C.C.) Engineering Design(½ credit / semester) Computer –Aided Design (1/2 credit / semester)

Certification:

Public Service

Career Major

Recommended Courses:

Pre-College Curriculum

Elective Courses:

Intro. to FACS ( 1 credit / 2 semesters) Psychology (½ credit / semester) Child Services ( 1 credit / 2 semesters)

Certification:

Science & Math

Career Major

Recommended Courses:

Pre-College Curriculum

Elective Courses:

AP Biology ( 1 credit / 2 semesters) AP Chemistry ( 1 credit / 2 semesters) AP Environmental Science ( 1 credit / 2 semesters) AP Physics ( 1 credit / 2 semesters) AP Calculus or AB or BC ( 1 credit / 2 semesters) AP Statistics ( 1 credit / 2 semesters) Anatomy (1 credit / 2 semesters) Medical Science ( ½ credit / semester) Medical Terminology ( ½ credit / semester)

Certification:

Social Science

Career Major

Recommended Courses:

Pre-College Curriculum

Elective Courses:

Psychology (½ credit / semester) Child & Human Development ( ½ credit/ semester) Relationships ( ½ credit / semester)

Certification:

Transportation

Career Major

Recommended Courses:

Pre-College Curriculum

Elective Courses:

Principles of Technology ( 1 credit /1 semester) Transportation Systems ( ½ credit / semester) Small Power Equipment ( ½ credit / semester) Ag. Power & Machinery ( ½ credit / semester) Auto Body ( @SCC) Auto Tech ( @ SCC)

Certification:

2015-2016 North Laurel High School

COURSES AND COURSE CREDITS

FINE ART COURSES

COURSE	CREDIT
ART I	½ Credit / Semester
ART II	½ Credit / Semester
ART III	½ Credit / Semester
Art IV	½ Credit/ Semester
Arts & Humanities	½ Credit / Semester
Piano	½ Credit / Semester
Drama I	½ Credit / Semester
Music Theory	½ Credit / Semester
Chorus	½ Credit / Semester
Chamber Choir	1 Credit / 2 Semesters
Drama II	1 Credit / 2 Semesters
Band	1 Credit/ 2 Semesters
9^th Grade Band	1 Credit/ 2 Semesters

BUSINESS COURSES

COURSE	CREDIT
*Business Principles	1 Credit / Semester
*Intro. Computer Applications	1 Credit/ Semester
*Principles of Marketing	1 Credit/ Semester
*Special Topics – Marketing	1 Credit/ Semester
*Leadership Dynamics – Marketing	1 Credit/ Semester
Accounting I	1 Credit/ 2 Semesters
Accounting II	1 Credit/ 2 Semesters
Marketing Co-op	1 Credit/ 2 Semester (per period)
MS Office	½ Credit / Semester
Web Design	½ Credit / Semester
Advanced Computer Applications	½ Credit / Semester
Multimedia Publishing/Computer Graphics	½ Credit / Semester
Business Law	½ Credit/ Semester
Finance & Banking	½ Credit / Semester
Financial Services I	½ Credit / Semester
Financial Services II (yr. 2)	1 Credit / 2 Semesters

DRIVER’S EDUCATION COURSES

COURSE	CREDIT
Driver’s Ed.	½ Credit / Semester

FOREIGN LANGUAGE COURSES

COURSE	CREDIT
Spanish I	1 Credit / 2 Semesters
Spanish II	1 Credit / 2 Semesters
Spanish III	1 Credit / 2 Semesters

HEALTH AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION COURSES

COURSE	CREDIT
Health	½ Credit / Semester
PE	½ Credit / Semester
Emergency Procedures	½ Credit / Semester
Advanced PE	½ Credit / Semester
Fitness & Weight Management	½ Credit / Semester

JROTC COURSES

COURSE	CREDIT
*Naval Science 1	1 Credit / 1 Semester
*Naval Science 2	1 Credit / 1 Semester
Adv. Drill Inspection	½ Credit / Semester
Leadership & Management	½ Credit / Semester
Adv. Color Guard	½ Credit / Semester
Naval Science 3	½ Credit / Semester
Honors & Ceremony	½ Credit / Semester
Strategic Planning	½ Credit / Semester
Survival / Wellness	½ Credit / Semester
Naval Science 4	½ Credit / Semester
Command & Staff	½ Credit/ Semester
Naval Customs	½ Credit/ Semester

MATHEMATICS COURSES

COURSE	CREDIT
Algebra I	1 Credit / 2 Semesters
Algebra II	1 Credit / 2 Semesters
Algebra IA	1 Credit / 2 Semesters
Algebra IB	1 Credit / 2 Semesters
Geometry	1 Credit / 2 Semesters
Pre AP Geometry	1 Credit / 2 Semesters
Pre AP Pre Calculus	1 Credit / 2 Semesters
Calculus AB	1 Credit / 2 Semesters
Calculus BC	1 Credit / 2 Semesters
Transitional Algebra (12^th only)	1 Credit/ 2 Semesters
Accelerated Alg. w/ Trig. (12^th only)	1 Credit / 2 Semesters
Algebra w/ Trigonometry (12^th only)	1 Credit / 2 Semesters
AP Statistics	1 Credit / 2 Semesters
Probability & Statistics	1 Credit / 2 Semesters
Algebra I Repeat	1 Credit / Semester
*Pre-Calculus (12^th only)	1 Credit/ Semester
*Trigonometry (12^th only)	1 Credit/ Semester
LAMP Math	½ Credit / Semester
Pre AP Algebra II	1 Credit / 2 Semesters

SCIENCE COURSES

COURSE	CREDIT
Pre AP Integrated Science I	1 Credit / 2 Semesters
Integrated Science I	1 Credit / 2 Semesters
Earth Science	1 Credit / 2 Semesters
Biology	1 Credit / 2 Semesters
Pre AP Biology	1 Credit / 2 Semesters
AP Biology	1 Credit / 2 Semesters
Chemistry I	1 Credit / 2 Semesters
Anatomy	1 Credit / 2 Semesters
AP Chemistry	1 Credit / 2 Semesters
AP Environmental	1 Credit / 2 Semesters
AP Physics (SLHS)	1 Credit / 2 Semesters

SOCIAL STUDIES COURSES

COURSE	CREDIT
Pre AP Civics	1 Credit / 2 Semesters
Civics	1 Credit / 2 Semesters
US History	1 Credit / 2 Semesters
World History	1 Credit / 2 Semesters
AP European History	1 Credit / 2 Semesters
AP US History	1 Credit / 2 Semesters
Kentucky Studies	½ Credit / Semester
Psychology	½ Credit / Semester

ENGLISH COURSES

COURSE	CREDIT
English I	1 Credit / 2 Semesters
English II	1 Credit / 2 Semesters
English III	1 Credit / 2 Semesters
*English IV	1 Credit / Semester
English IV Transition	1 Credit / 2 Semesters
English I Repeat	1 Credit / Semester
Pre AP English I	1 Credit/ 2 Semesters
Pre AP English II	1 Credit / 2 Semesters
AP English III	1 Credit / 2 Semesters
AP English IV	1 Credit / 2 Semesters
21^st Century Communications	½ Credit / Semester
Journalism	½ Credit / Semester
LAMP Reading	½ Credit / Semester
Appalachian Literature	½ Credit / Semester
Film Studies	½ Credit / Semester

FAMILY AND CONSUMER SCIENCE COURSES

COURSE	CREDIT
*Intro. to FACS	1 Credit / Semester
Child Services	1 Credit / 2 Semesters
Principles of Teaching	1 Credit / 2 Semesters
Child Human Development	½ Credit / Semester
Adv. Child Human Development	½ Credit / Semester
Relationships	½ Credit / Semester
Parenting	½ Credit / Semester
Foods & Nutrition	½ Credit / Semester
Culinary Skills I	½ Credit / Semester
Culinary Skills II	½ Credit / Semester
Money Skills	½ Credit / Semester

AGRICULTURE COURSES

COURSE	CREDIT
*Principles of Agriculture	1 Credit / Semester
*Agriscience	1 Credit / Semester
Animal Science	1 Credit / 2 Semesters
Greenhouse	1 Credit / 2 Semesters
Forestry	1 Credit / 2 Semesters
Ag. Construction Skills	1 Credit / 2 Semesters
Plant & Land Science	½ Credit / Semester
Wildlife Management	½ Credit / Semester
Floral Design	½ Credit / Semester
Equine Science	½ Credit / Semester
Small Power & Equipment	½ Credit / Semester
Vet Science	½ Credit / Semester
Ag. Power & Machines	½ Credit / Semester

TECHNOLOGY COURSES

COURSE	CREDIT
*Foundations of Technology	1 Credit / Semester
Photography	½ Credit / Semester
Engineering Design I	½ Credit / Semester
Engineering Design II	½ Credit / Semester
Construction Systems	½ Credit / Semester
Transportation Systems	½ Credit / Semester
CAD Drafting	½ Credit / Semester

ALLIED HEALTH COURSES

*Principles of Health Science	1 Credit/ Semester
Medical Terminology	½ Credit/ Semester
Medical Science	½ Credit/ Semester

*Performance Based Courses