SOPHOMORES

1. ENGLISH - 1 year course
   English 10 P; English 10 GATE P; English 10 Honors P
   or ELL (English Language Learners)
   or English 10, Sheltered (limited English language)
2. PHYSICAL EDUCATION - 2 semesters
3. SOCIAL SCIENCE - 1 year course
   Modern World Civilization P
   or Modern World History
   or World History, Sheltered (limited English language)
4. OTHER REQUIRED COURSES: Select enough to complete your program. Choose among:
      1 year Physical Science
      1 year Life Science
      1 year Math
      1 sem Practical Arts
      1 year Fine Arts
      1 sem Health -recommended for grade 10, but may be taken in grade 11 or 12
   

JUNIORS

1. ENGLISH - 1 year
   Select from:
      American Literature P; American Literature Honors P
      American Literature , Sheltered P
      English Language Learners
   
2. HISTORY - 1 year
   Select from:
      US History AP
      Modern US History P
      Modern US History, Sheltered P
      Race & Social Justice in U.S. History
3. ELECTIVES: Enough electives to satisfy graduation requirements and college admission requirements
4. SPECIAL NOTE: Students who have earned fewer than 115 credits at the end of Grade 10 must see their counselor about adding more classes or considering other educational alternatives.

SENIORS

1. ENGLISH - 1 year
   Select from a variety of English courses which are offered in a year sequence. Students who have been in sheltered classes should consult with their teachers about appropriate English classes.
2. SOCIAL STUDIES
   Select from:
      US Government & Politics AP/Economics
      US Government & Politics P/Econ Survey
      US Government & Politics, Sheltered P/Econ
      US Government & Politics/Economics
      US Government AP/Human Geography APM
      Micro/Macro Economics AP (both semesters)/
   
3. ELECTIVES: Enough electives to satisfy graduation requirements and college admission requirements.
4. SPECIAL NOTE: Students who have earned fewer than 160 credits at the end of Grade 11 must see their counselor about adding more classes or considering other educational alternatives. A student with fewer than 160 credits may be reclassified as a junior.