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Approved Courses for the Secondary Schools of Mississippi 2020 - 2021

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Approved Courses for the Secondary Schools of Mississippi

Carey M. Wright, Ed.D., State Superintendent of Education

Nathan Oakley, Ph.D., Chief Academic Officer

Wendy Clemons, Executive Director Office of Secondary Education and Career Technical Education

2020 - 2021 School Year


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Mississippi Department of Education Office of Secondary Education

359 North West Street P.O. Box 771

Jackson, MS 39205-0771

Phone: (601) 359-3461 Fax: (601) 359-2040

www.mdek12.org

The Mississippi State Board of Education, the Mississippi Department of Education, the Mississippi School for the Arts, the Mississippi School for the Blind, the Mississippi School for the Deaf, and the Mississippi School for Mathematics and Science do not discriminate on the basis of race, sex, color, religion, national origin, age, or disability in the provision of educational programs and services or employment opportunities and benefits. The following office has been designated to handle inquiries and complaints regarding the non-discrimination policies of the above-mentioned entities:

Office of Human Resources, Mississippi Department of Education 359 North West Street, Jackson, MS 39201

http://www.mdek12.org/


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Office of Secondary Education and

Professional Development Wendy Clemons

Executive Director Dear Administrators and Counselors, The Mississippi Department of Education’s Approved Courses for the Secondary Schools of Mississippi offers a wide variety of courses for high school students, beginning with grade seven and continuing through grade twelve. The purpose of the Approved Courses for the Secondary Schools of Mississippi is to help select the courses that are best for students. Choosing the right courses for a high school program is an extremely important task and should be thoughtfully developed with students and their parents. When Using this Manual, Guiding Questions to Consider:

• What courses are required for graduation? • When will the school offer the required courses? • What are the local interests and areas which need developing? • How will you use the ISP (Individual Success Plan) to create a secondary course plan best suited for your students and their

high school goals? • How can the school strategically plan (or offer) academic programs that move students forward?

On behalf of the Office of Secondary Education, I wish you much success. Wendy Clemons Executive Director Office of Secondary Education


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Program Offices Responsible for Course Listings ………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………..………. 6 Mississippi Student Information System (MSIS) ………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………..………… 7 MSIS Carnegie Unit Code Chart …………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………. 13 Mississippi Diploma Options ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 14 Best Practices for CCR Sequencing in English Language Arts ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 17 Suggested Course Sequence Secondary Options for English Language Arts ………………………………………………………………………………………………. 18 College and Career Readiness English Courses ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………19 Best Practices for CCR Sequencing in Mathematics …………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 22 Suggested Course Sequence Secondary Options for Mathematics ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………. 23 College and Career Readiness Mathematics Courses ………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 24 Best Practices for CCR Sequencing in Science ……….…………………………………………………………………………………………………………….………………………27 College and Career Readiness Science Courses ……….………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 28 Best Practices for CCR Sequencing in Social Studies ………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………..… 32 Suggested Course Sequence Secondary Options for Social Studies …………………………………………………………………………………………………………….33 College and Career Readiness Social Studies Courses …………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………34 …. College and Career Readiness Health Courses ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………37


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Table of Contents

College and Career Readiness Business Technology Courses …………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 38 College and Career Readiness Arts Courses ………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………..…… 42 College and Career Readiness World Languages Courses ………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 49 College and Career Readiness Required Graduation Course ……………………………………………………………………………………….…………………………… 52 Mississippi Online Course Application (MOCA) ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….. 53 Credit Recovery Guidelines ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 54


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Program Offices Responsible for Course Listings Office of Accreditation (601) 359-3764 Office of Educator Licensure (601) 359-3483 Office of Career and Technical Education (CTE) (601) 359-3974 Office of Federal Programs (601) 359-3499

Bilingual Education

Office of Healthy Schools (601) 359-1737 Health Safety and Physical Education

Office of Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps (JROTC) (601) 359-3461 Military Science Office of Professional Development (601) 359-2869

Office of Safe and Orderly Schools (601) 359-1028 Driver Education Office of Secondary Education (601) 359-3461


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Mississippi Student Information System (MSIS)

In order to generate the most current approved course codes listing from the Mississippi Student Information System (MSIS), please follow the directions on the next page to create an Approved Secondary Course Codes Report. NOTE: An example of an Approved Secondary Course Codes Report from the Mississippi Student Information Systems (MSIS) is attached at the end of this document. The report is only an example and does not include all approved courses listed in the Mississippi Personnel/Accreditation Data system (i.e. course code for elementary, special schools, etc.). Also, this report does not reflect or include courses that are presently being developed, revised or will be deleted after July 30 of the current school year. To ensure the most current list of available approved courses is being used, please generate a current Approved Secondary Course Codes Report from the Mississippi Student Information System (MSIS).


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APPROVED SECONDARY COURSE CODES REPORT for the Secondary Schools of Mississippi The following procedures will help district administrators and counselors keep abreast of current changes to courses, course codes and other relevant information on approved courses. Administrators and counselors should periodically review approved courses through the MSIS electronic database in order to make the correct decisions for helping students develop their Individual Success Plan and prepare for graduation and post-secondary requirements. Every counselor should be able to access MSIS through “limited” access with a personal log-in. If you do not have a log-in, ask for assistance from the district MSIS data manager. In order to generate the Approved Secondary Course Codes Report, please follow these steps: 1. From the website (www.mdek12.org), select Administrators and then MSIS (MS Student Information System) from the dropdown selections.

http://www.mdek12.org/


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2. Choose MSIS Log-on from the right side of the MS Student information Systems (MSIS) page. NOTE: Your browser may prompt you to “run” or “trust” Java in order to launch the MSIS log-on.


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8. You can save the report and print it for your records. NOTE: At the time the report is run, it may not reflect or include courses that are presently being devleoped, revised, or will be deleted. To ensure the most current list of available approved courses is being used, please run this report regularly.


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The Mississippi Student Information System (MSIS)

Carnegie Unit Code Chart This list is extracted directly from the MSIS course listing report. The MSIS course listing report uses a Carnegie Unit Code System to indicate the potential Carnegie units and course terms for each course listed. Below is a chart detailing the Carnegie units and course term combinations represented by the Carnegie Unit Code System used in MSIS. Refer to this chart to understand the possible Carnegie unit/course term combinations for the courses listed in this report.

Mississippi Student Information System (MSIS) Carnegie Unit Code System

CODE TERM CARNEGIE UNITS

000 All year No units 005 All year ½ unit 010 All year 1 unit 015 All year 1 ½ units 020 All year 2 units 025 All year 2 ½ units 100 1st semester No units 105 1st semester ½ unit 110 1st semester 1 unit 115 1st semester 1 ½ units 120 1st semester 2 units 125 1st semester 2 ½ units 200 2nd semester No units 205 2nd semester ½ unit 210 2nd semester 1 unit 215 2nd semester 1 ½ units 220 2nd semester 2 units 225 2nd semester 2 ½ units


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Standard Diploma 2018-2019 (Students currently in 11th – 12th grades)

Each student graduating from a secondary school in an accredited school district will have earned the required Carnegie units as specified in the following table. Contents of each required and elective course must include the core objectives identified in the Mississippi College and Career Readiness Standards. Course titles and identification numbers must appear in the current edition of the Approved Courses for Secondary Schools of Mississippi. (See 7 Miss. Admin. Code Pt. 3, Ch. 28, R. 28.2, R. 28.3.) Students enrolled in grades 7-12 may be awarded a Carnegie unit credit provided the course content is a Carnegie unit bearing course in the current edition of the Approved Courses for the Secondary Schools of Mississippi. Enrollment in online courses must have prior approval granted by the principal.

Any student who completes the minimum graduation requirements as specified below and has met the requirements for each of the required high school assessments is eligible to receive a high school diploma. The local school district may establish additional local requirements approved by the local school board as authorized under Miss. Code Ann. § 37-16-7.

CURRICULUM AREA CARNEGIE UNITS REQUIRED SUBJECTS

ENGLISH 41 English I English II

MATHEMATICS 42 Algebra I SCIENCE 43 Biology I SOCIAL STUDIES 4 1 World History4

1 U.S. History4 ½ Geography4 ½ U.S. Government ½ Economics5 ½ Mississippi Studies6

HEALTH and PHYSICAL EDUCATION 17&8 ½ Contemporary Health and ½ Physical Education9&11

TECHNOLOGY or COMPUTER SCIENCE

110

THE ARTS 111

ELECTIVES 512 TOTAL UNITS REQUIRED 24


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October 2018

Mississippi Diploma Options Begins with incoming freshmen of 2018-2019

Mississippi has two diploma options: The Traditional Diploma and the Alternate Diploma. The Traditional Diploma is for all students. The Alternate Diploma is an option for students with a Significant Cognitive Disability (SCD).

TRADITIONAL DIPLOMA OPTION

Requirements • Student should identify an endorsement

area prior to entering 9th grade. Endorsement requirements can only be changed with parental permission.

• For early release, students must have met College or Career Readiness Benchmarks (ACT sub scores 17 English and 19 Math or earned a Silver level on ACT WorkKeys or SAT equivalency sub scores). Alternately, a student must meet ALL of the following: • Have a 2.5 GPA • Passed or met all MAAP assessments

requirements for graduation • On track to meet diploma requirements • Concurrently enrolled in Essentials for College

Math or Essentials for College Literacy

Recommendations • For early graduation, a student should successfully

complete an area of endorsement. • A student should take a math or math

equivalent course the senior year.

ALTERNATE DIPLOMA OPTION

Requirements

• The Alternate Diploma is not equivalent to a traditional high school diploma and is not recognized by postsecondary entities that require a traditional high school diploma.

• All students are required to participate in the Mississippi Academic Assessment Program– Alternate (MAAP-A) at the Passing Level.

• Students who have met the criteria on their IEP for having a Significant Cognitive Disability (SCD) may participate in a program of study to earn the Alternate Diploma.

Curriculum Area Carnegie Required Subjects Units

English 4 • English I • English II

Mathematics 4 • Algebra I

Science 3 • Biology I

Social Studies 3½ • 1 World History • 1 U.S. History • ½ U.S. Government • ½ Economics • ½ Mississippi Studies

Physical Education ½

Health ½

Arts 1

College and Career Readiness 1 • Must occur in the student’s junior or senior year, or in the student completion of a 4-year sequence.

Technology or Computer Science 1

Additional Electives 5 ½

Total Units Required 24


English 4 • Alternate English Elements I-IV

Mathematics 4 • Alternate Math Elements I-III • Alternate Algebra Elements

Science 2 • Alternate Biology Elements • Alternate Science Elements II

Social Studies 2 • Alternate History Elements (Strands: U.S. History and World History)

• Alternate Social Studies Elements (Strands: Economics and U.S. Government)


Health ½ • Alternate Health Elements

Arts 1

Career Readiness 4 • Career Readiness I-IV (Strands: Technology, Systems, Employability, and Social)

Life Skills Development 4 • Life Skills Development I-IV (Strands: Technology, Systems, Personal Care, and Social)

Additional Electives 2



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Traditional Diploma Endorsement Options Students pursuing a Traditional Diploma should identify an endorsement prior to entering ninth grade. There are three endorsement options: Career and Technical, Academic, and Distinguished Academic Endorsement.

CAREER AND TECHNICAL ENDORSEMENT Additional Requirements

• Earn an overall GPA of 2.5. • Earn Silver level on ACT WorkKeys. • Earn two additional Carnegie

Units for a total of 26. • Must successfully complete one of the following:

· One CTE dual credit or earn articulated credit in the high school CTE course

· Work-Based Learning experience or Career Pathway Experience

· Earn a State Board of Education- approved national credential

ACADEMIC ENDORSEMENT DISTINGUISHED ACADEMIC ENDORSEMENT

Additional Requirements

• Earn an overall GPA of 2.5. • Courses must meet Mississippi IHL

college preparatory curriculum (CPC). • Earn Mississippi IHL and community

college readiness benchmarks (ACT sub scores 17 English and 19 Math as approved by postsecondary for non- remediation at most community colleges and IHL college-ready courses in senior year, or the SAT equivalency subscore).

• Earn two additional Carnegie Units for a total of 26.

• Must successfully complete one of the following: · One AP course with a C or higher and take

the appropriate AP exam · One Diploma Program-IB course with a C or

higher and take the appropriate IB exams · One academic dual credit course

with a C or higher in the course

Additional Requirements

• Earn an overall GPA of 3.0. • Courses must meet Mississippi IHL

college preparatory curriculum (CPC). • Earn national college readiness benchmarks on each

subtest established by ACT of 18 in English and 22 in Math or SAT equivalency subscore.

• Earn four additional Carnegie Units for a total of 28.

• Must successfully complete one of the following: · One AP course with a B or higher and take

the appropriate AP exam · One Diploma Program-IB course with a B or

higher and take the appropriate IB exams · One academic dual credit course

with a B or higher in the course


English 4 • English I • English II Mathematics 4 • Algebra I Science 3 • Biology I

Social Studies 3½ • 1 World History • ½ Economics • 1 U.S. History • ½ Mississippi Studies • ½ U.S. Government


Health ½

Arts 1

College and Career Readiness

1 • Must occur in the student’s junior or senior year, or in the student completion of a 4-year sequence.

Technology or Computer Science

1

CTE Electives 4 • Must complete a four-course sequential program of study Additional Electives 3 ½



English 4 • English I • English II Mathematics 4 • Algebra I + two (2) additional math courses above

Algebra I Science 3 • Biology I + two (2) additional science courses above

Biology I Social Studies 3½ • 1 World History • ½ Economics

• 1 U.S. History • ½ Mississippi Studies • ½ U.S. Government


Health ½

Arts 1




1

Additional Electives 7 ½ • Must meet 2 advanced electives of the CPC requirements for MS IHLs



English 4 • English I • English II Mathematics 4 • Algebra I + two (2) additional math courses above

Algebra I Science 4 • Biology I + two (2) additional science courses above

Biology I Social Studies 4 • 1 World History • ½ Economics

• 1 U.S. History • ½ Mississippi Studies • ½ U.S. Government


Health ½

Arts 1




1

Additional Electives 8 • Must meet 2 advanced electives of the CPC requirements for MS IHLs



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CCR English IV (230116) or

Essentials for College Literacy (230185) or Dual Credit English

Composition I (903050) or AP English

Literature and Composition

(230174) or SREB Literacy Ready

(230150)

7th 8th 11th 10th 9th 12th

CCR English I (230107)

CCR English II (230110)

English Grade 8 (230104)


CCR English III (230113)

AP English Language and Composition

(230117)

Best Practices for CCR Sequencing in English Language Arts: To prepare students to meet College and Career Readiness ACT/SAT benchmarks in their junior year, the following course sequencing is recommended for English Language Arts. Any additional upper-level course sequencing is acceptable.


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Suggested Course Sequence Secondary Options for English Language Arts

The course codes follow the course names in parentheses. For other options for English classes, please refer to the Approved Secondary Course Codes Report. These are the most commonly used courses for secondary level students.

Grade Level

OPTION 1 (Course Code)



9

CCR English I (230107)

CCR English I

(230107)

10

CCR English II

(230110)

CCR English II

(230110)

11

CCR English III

(230113)

AP English Language and Composition (230117) or

Approved Dual Credit/Dual Enrollment English

Language Arts Course

This sequence is NOT recommended for post-secondary enrollment. Creative Writing (230511), Foundations of Journalism (270603), Oral Communication (231010), Print Journalism (270604), African American Writing (230124), Twentieth Century Writing (230125), Technical/Workplace Writing (230142), World Literature (230144), Mississippi Writers (230761), Debate (231026), or Broadcast Journalism (100104)

12

CCR English IV

(230116) or

Essentials for College Literacy (230185)

AP English Literature and Composition (230174) or

Approved Dual Credit/Dual Enrollment English

Language Arts Course

This sequence is NOT recommended for post-secondary enrollment. Creative Writing (230511), Foundations of Journalism (270603), Oral Communication (231010), Print Journalism (270604), Survey of African American Writing (230124), Survey of Twentieth Century Writing (230125), Technical and Workplace Writing (230142), World Literature (230144), Mississippi Writers (230761), SREB Literacy Ready (230150), Debate (231026), Broadcast Journalism (100104)


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College and Career Readiness English Courses

Course Name (Course Code)

Carnegie Unit

Credit

Meets MS IHL College Preparatory Curriculum

Notes/Endorsements


0 No

119, 174, 902


0 No 119, 174, 902

SREB Ready for High School Literacy (230186)

1 No • May be taught in grade 8 or 9 • For students transitioning from the Mississippi

Occupational Diploma (MOD) to a Traditional Diploma, this course may be offered at any grade level, 9-12

• May not be taken after English I • 3-day teacher training is required through MDE

and/or SREB • Student prior course final average in grade 7 or 8

ELA/Literacy course must have been lower than a 75 for enrollment in this course

• Student is still required to take the appropriate grade level or end-of-course MAAP assessment

119 CCR English I

(230107) 1 English

119

CCR English II (230110)

1 English

Must also meet end-of-course assessment requirements 119

CCR English III (230113)

1 English

119

CCR English IV (230116)

1 English 119


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Carnegie Unit

Credit


Notes/Endorsements

Essentials for College Literacy (230185)

1 English/Adv. Elective • Required teacher training to earn a 930 endorsement in addition to the 119 English endorsement

• For students with ACT English subscore of 15-18 only

• If a student earns an 80 or above in this course, IHL will accept course in lieu of remedial college course.

• Students must be classified as a senior for enrollment. An exception to this requirement may include students classified as a junior planning to graduation prior to the spring of their senior year.

119 & 930

SREB Literacy Ready (230150)

1 English/Adv. Elective • 12th Graders ONLY • Required teacher training to earn a 930

endorsement in addition to the 119 English endorsement

• For students with ACT English subscore below 15

119 & 930 Broadcast Journalism

(100104) .5 or 1 Adv. Elective Only 119, 123, 149, 196

Creative Writing (230511)

.5 or 1 English/Adv. Elective 119, 149

Debate (231026)

.5 or 1 Advanced Elective Only 119, 196

Foundations of Journalism (270603)

.5 or 1 Advanced Elective Only 119, 149, 440

Mississippi Writers (230761)

.5 or 1 English/Adv. Elective 119

Oral Communications (231010)

.5 or 1 Adv. Elective Only 119, 196

Print Journalism (270604)

.5 or 1 Advanced Elective Only 119, 149, 440


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Carnegie Unit Credit


Notes/Endorsements

Survey of African American Writing (230124)


Survey of Twentieth Century Writing (230125)


Technical and Workplace Writing (230142)

.5 or 1 English/Adv. Elective 119, 149

World Literature (230144)


Advanced Placement English Courses Course Name (Course Code)



Notes/Endorsements

AP English Language and Composition (230117)

1 English/Adv. Elective 119 & 614

AP English Literature and Composition (230174)

1 English/Adv. Elective 119 & 615


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Dual Credit English Courses Course Name (Course Code)



Notes/Endorsements

Dual Credit English Composition I (903050)

1 English/Adv. Elective Teacher must be post-secondary approved.

Dual Credit English Composition II (903051)


Dual Credit Creative Writing (903511)


Dual Credit American Literature I (903054)


Dual Credit American Literature II (903055)


Dual Credit British Literature I (903056)


Dual Credit British Literature II (903057)


Dual Credit World Literature I (903144)


Dual Credit World Literature II (903059)


Dual Credit African American Literature I (903423)


Dual Credit African American Literature II (903424)


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CCR Math Grade 7 (270101) CCR Math Grade 8

(270720)

CCR Algebra I (270404)

CCR Geometry (270408)


CCR Algebra II (270405)


CCR Algebra III (270441)

or CCR Advanced Math

Plus (270730) or

Essentials of College Math (270715)

or Calculus (279912)

or AP Statistics (270535)

or Dual Credit College Algebra (906401)

or AP Calculus (279908)


CCR Compacted Math Grade 7 (270710)

CCR Compacted Math Grade 8 with Algebra I

(270721)





CCR Algebra III (270441) or

CCR Advanced Math Plus (270730)



or AP Calculus AB/BC

(279908; 279909) or

Dual Credit College Algebra (906401)

or Dual Credit College

Trigonometry (906411)

CCR Advanced Math Plus (270730)



or AP Calculus A/B (279908; 279909)

or Dual Credit College

Algebra (906401) or

Dual Credit College Trigonometry (906411)

(

Best Practices for CCR Sequencing in Mathematics: To prepare students to meet College and Career Readiness ACT/SAT benchmarks in their junior year, the following course sequencing is recommended for mathematics. Any additional upper-level course sequencing is acceptable.


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Suggested Course Sequence Secondary Options for Mathematics The course codes follow the course names in parentheses. For other options for math classes, please refer to the Approved Secondary Course Codes Report. These are the most commonly used courses for secondary level students.

Grade Level OPTION 1 (Course Code)



7 CCR Math Grade 7 (270101)



8 CCR Math Grade 8 (270720)

CCR Compacted Math Grade 8 with (Algebra I) (270721)

CCR Compacted Math Grade 8 (with Algebra I) (270721)

9 CCR Algebra I (270404)



10 CCR Geometry (270408)



11 CCR Algebra II (270405)

CCR Algebra III (270441) or CCR Advanced Math Plus (270730) or

Calculus (279912) or AP Calculus AB/BC (279908; 279909) or

Dual Credit/Dual Enrollment


Calculus 279912) or AP Calculus AB/BC (279908; 279909) or

Dual Credit/Dual Enrollment

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CCR Algebra III (270441) CCR Advanced Math Plus (270730)

Calculus (279912) AP Calculus AB/BC (279908; 279909)

Essentials for College Math (270715)

A Dual Credit/Dual Enrollment Math Course


Calculus (279912) or AP Calculus AB/BC (279908; 279909) or Essentials for College Math (270715) or



Calculus (279912) or AP Calculus AB/BC (279908; 279909) or Essentials for College Math (270715) or



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College and Career Readiness Mathematics Courses Course Name (Course Code) Carnegie Unit

Credit Meets MS IHL College

Preparatory Curriculum

Notes/Endorsements

CCR Mathematics Grade 7 (270101)

0 No 154, 163, 901

CCR Compacted Mathematics Grade 7 (270710)

1 No 154, 163, 901

CCR Compacted Grade 8 (with Algebra I) (270721)

1 Math Only • Recommended prerequisite course is CCR Compacted Math Grade 7 (270710) or its equivalent, if transferring from another state.

• MAAP Algebra I assessment must be taken during the same academic school year this course is taken in addition to the MAAP Grade 8 assessment.

154, 163 SREB Ready for High School Math

(270110)

1 No • May be taught in grade 8 or 9 • For students transitioning from the Mississippi

Occupational Diploma (MOD) to a Traditional Diploma, this course may be offered at any grade level, 9-12

• May not be taken after Algebra I • 3-day teacher training is required through MDE

and/or SREB • Student prior course final average in grade 7 or 8

Math course must have been lower than a 75 for enrollment in this course

• Student is still required to take the appropriate grade level or end-of-course MAAP assessment

154


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Course Name (Course Code) Carnegie Unit Credit


Notes/Endorsements

Foundations of Algebra (270390)

1 No • Does not meet IHL requirement for math above Algebra I

• May be taught in 9th grade only • May not be taught after Algebra I has been taken • For students transitioning from the Mississippi

Occupational Diploma to a Traditional Diploma, the course may be offered in any grade level 9-12

154, 163 CCR Algebra I (270404) 1 Math Only

154, 163 CCR Geometry (270408) 1 Math/Adv. Elective

154 CCR Algebra II (270405) 1 Math/Adv. Elective

154 CCR Algebra III (270441) 1 Math/Adv. Elective

154 CCR Advanced Mathematics Plus (270730) 1 Math/Adv. Elective

154 Calculus (279912) 1 Math/Adv. Elective

154 Essentials for College Math

(270715)

1 Math/Adv. Elective • Required teacher training to earn a 929 endorsement in addition to the 154 pre-requisite Math endorsement

• For seniors with ACT math sub score between 15-18

• If a student earns an 80 or above in this course, IHL will accept course in lieu of remedial college course.

• Students must be classified as a senior for enrollment. An exception to this requirement may include students classified as a junior planning to graduation prior to the spring of their senior year.

154 & 929


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Notes/Endorsements

SREB Math Ready (270740)

1 Math/Adv. Elective • 12th Graders ONLY • Required teacher training to earn a 929

endorsement in addition to the pre -requisite 154 Math endorsement

• For students with ACT math subscore below 15 154 & 929

Advanced Technical Math (279911)

1 No 154

Advanced Placement Mathematics Courses Course Name (Course Code)



Notes/Endorsements

AP Calculus AB (279908)

1 Math/Adv. Elective 154 & 609

AP Calculus BC (279909)


AP Statistics (270535)


Dual Credit Mathematics Courses Course Name (Course Code)



Notes/Endorsements

Dual Credit College Algebra (906401)

1 Math/Adv. Elective Teacher must be post-secondary approved.

Dual Credit Trigonometry (906411)


Dual Credit Finite Math (906451)


Dual Credit Business Calculus I (906920)


Dual Credit Statistics (906450)



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Science Grade 7 (409907)


Biology (260131)

Chemistry I (400519)

Best Practices for CCR Sequencing in Science: To prepare students to meet College and Career Readiness ACT/SAT benchmarks in their junior year, the following course sequencing is recommended for science. Any additional upper-level course sequencing is acceptable.

Genetics (260613) Zoology (260701) Earth and Space Science (260629)

AP Biology (260143) AP Chemistry (400523) Dual Credit Anatomy

and Physiology (907212)

AP Chemistry (400523) Physics (400820)

AP Physics Courses (400861, 400826,

400827)

Genetics (260613) Zoology (260701) Earth and Space Science (260629)

AP Biology (260143) AP Chemistry (400523) Dual Credit Anatomy

and Physiology (907212)

AP Chemistry (400523) Physics (400820)

AP Physics Courses (400861, 400826,

400827)


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College and Career Readiness Science Courses (Academic and Career and Technical) The course codes follow the course names in parentheses. For other options for science classes, please refer to the Approved Secondary Course Codes Report. These are the most commonly used courses for secondary level students.




Notes/Endorsements


0 No 181, 182, 185, 187-189, 904


0 No 181, 182, 185, 187-189, 904

Foundations of Biology (260628)

1 No Can’t be taken after Biology I 181

Biology (260131)

1 Science Only 181

Botany (260311)

.5 Science/Adv. Elective 181

Chemistry (400519)

1 Science/Adv. Elective 185

Earth and Space Science (260629)

1 Science/Adv. Elective 181, 182, 185, 187-189

Environmental Science (260611)

.5 Science/Adv. Elective 181, 182, 185, 187-189

Foundations of Science Literacy (260627)

.5 No 181, 182, 185, 189

Genetics (260613)

.5 Science/Adv. Elective 181, 185

Human Anatomy and Physiology (260751)


Marine and Aquatic Science I (260625)


Marine and Aquatic Science II (260626)



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Notes/Endorsements

Physical Science (400700)

1 Science/Adv. Elective 181, 182, 185, 189

Physics (400820)


Zoology I (Invertebrate) (260701)


Zoology II (Vertebrate) (260697)


Agriculture and Natural Resources II (CTE: )

2 Science/Adv. Elective

Aquaculture II (CTE: )


Engineering II (CTE: )


Forestry II (CTE: )


Health Sciences II (CTE: )


Horticulture II (CTE: )


Polymer Science II (CTE: )


Polymer Technology II (CTE: )



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Project Lead the Way Courses Course Name (Course Code)



Notes/Endorsements

PLTW: Engineering Design and Development (CTE: 561016)

1 Science Only 154 & 928, 185 & 928, 189 & 928, 182 & 928

PLTW: Engineering: Computer Integrated Manufacturing (CTE: 561015)

1 Adv. Elective Only 154 & 928, 185 & 928, 189 & 928, 182 & 928

PLTW: Engineering: Introduction to Engineering Design (CTE: )

1 Science/Adv. Elective 154 & 928, 185 & 928, 189 & 928, 182 & 928

PLTW: Engineering: Principles of Engineering (CTE: 561020)

1 Science/Adv. Elective 154 & 928, 185 & 928, 189 & 928, 182 & 928

PLTW: Engineering: Civil Engineering and Architecture (CTE: 561014)


PLTW: Engineering: Aerospace Engineering (CTE: 561012)


PLTW: Engineering: Digital Electronics (CTE: 561011)


PLTW: Biomedical: Human Body Systems (CTE: 561034)

1 Science Only 181 & 926, 182 & 926, 185 & 926

PLTW: Biomedical: Medical Interventions (CTE: 561031)

1 Science Only 181 & 926, 182 & 926, 185 & 926

PLTW: Biomedical: Principles of Biomedical Science (CTE: 561032)

1 Science/Adv. Elective 181 & 926, 182 & 926, 185 & 926

PLTW: Biomedical: Capstone: Biomedical Innovation (CTE: 561033)

1 Adv. Elective Only 181 & 926, 182 & 926, 185 & 926

*Refer to the science footnote to the graduation requirement appendices in the most recent Mississippi Public School Accountability Standards for the CTE Science Equivalency.

Advanced Placement Courses Course Name (Course Code)



Notes/Endorsements

AP Chemistry (400523)

1 Science/ Adv. Elective 185 & 627

AP Environmental Science (260609)

1 Science/ Adv. Elective 181 & 628, 182 & 628, 185 & 628, 187 & 628, 188 & 628, 189 & 628

AP Biology (260143)



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AP Physics C: Electricity and Magnetism (400841)


AP Physics C: Mechanics (400861)


AP Physics I: Algebra-Based (400826)


AP Physics II: Algebra-Based (400827)

1 Science/ Adv. Elective (TBD)

Dual Credit Courses Course Name (Course Code)



Notes/Endorsements

DC Principles of Biology I (907152)

1 Science/ Adv. Elective Teacher must be post-secondary approved.

DC Principles of Biology II (907153)


DC General Biology I (907150)


DC General Biology II (907151)


DC Anatomy & Physiology I (907252)


DC Anatomy & Physiology II (907213)


DC General Chemistry I (907521)


DC General Chemistry II (907522)


DC Physical Science I (907700)


DC Physical Science II (907699)


DC General Physics I (907821)


DC General Physics II (907822)



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US History (1877 to Present)

(450811) AP US History

(450814)

World History (450835)

Compacted US History – Exploration through

Reconstruction (451035)

MS Studies/ Geography

(450705/450704)

Government/ Economics

(451004/450601) or

AP Government/ AP Macro Economics (451008/450623)

Dual Credit Or Advanced

Placement Course


World History from Pre-Historic Era to the Age of Enlightenment

(450837)

US History – Exploration through

Reconstruction (450804)

MS Studies/ Geography

(450705/450704)

US History (1877 to Present)

(450811)

Government/ Economics

(451004/450601) or

AP Government/ AP Macro Economics (451008/450623)

Best Practices for CCR Sequencing in Social Studies: To prepare students to meet College and Career Readiness ACT/SAT benchmarks in their junior year, the following course sequencing is recommended for social studies. Any additional upper-level course sequencing is acceptable.

World History (450835)


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Suggested Course Sequence Secondary Options for 6th – 9th Social Studies The course codes follow the course names in parentheses. For other options for social studies classes, please refer to the Approved Secondary Course Codes Report. These are the most commonly used courses for secondary level students. Beginning with school year 2015-2016, the following options are available for Social Studies course sequence for middle school:

Grade Level




6

World Geography and Citizenship

World History from Pre-Historic Era to Age of Enlightenment (450837)

World Geography and Citizenship

7

World History from Pre-Historic Era to Age of Enlightenment

(450837)

*Compacted 7th Grade U.S. History from Exploration to Reconstruction

and Citizenship (451035)

World History from Pre-Historic Era to Age of Enlightenment

(450837)

8

U.S. History from Exploration to Reconstruction (450804)

Mississippi Studies (One semester .5 Carnegie Unit) (450705) /

*Compacted Introduction to World Geography (451030) (One semester

.5 Carnegie Unit)

U.S. History from Exploration to Reconstruction (450804)

Option to add Mississippi Studies (450705)

(One semester .5 Carnegie Unit) and/or World Geography (One semester .5 Carnegie Unit) as elective choices

9

Mississippi Studies (450705) / Introduction to World

Geography (450704)/ AP Human Geography (450715)

World History from Age of Enlightenment to Present

(450835)

World History from Age of Enlightenment to Present (450835)

*NOTE: For Option 2, the standards for the World Geography and Citizenship course must be integrated into the U.S. History and the Introduction to World Geography courses taught in the 7th and 8th grades, as outlined in the attached documents. **NOTE: For Option 3, U.S. History from Exploration to Reconstruction must be taught in the 8th grade. MS Studies and Geography are taught in addition to the U.S. History course as separate courses.


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College and Career Readiness Social Studies Courses The course codes follow the course names in parentheses. For other options for social studies classes, please refer to the Approved Secondary Course Codes Report. These are the most commonly used courses for secondary level students.




Notes/Endorsements

World History from Prehistoric Era to Age of Enlightenment

(450837)

0 No 6th or 7th Grade 192, 903

US History from Exploration to Reconstruction (45080 0 No 7th or 8th Grade 192, 903

Mississippi Studies (450705)

.5 Social Studies Only 192

Introduction to World Geography (450704)

.5 Social Studies Only

192

World History from Age of Enlightenment to Present (450835)

1 Social Studies Only

192

US History from Post Reconstruction to Present (450811)

1 Social Studies Only 192

US Government (451004)

.5 Social Studies/ Adv. Elective

192

Economics (450601)


192, 193

Advanced World Geography (450711)

1 Social Studies/ Adv. Elective

*For current 12th graders only

192

Problems of American Democracy (451017)

.5 or 1 Social Studies/ Adv. Elective

192

History of the Ancient Middle East (459904)


192

African American Studies (230425)


192


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Notes/Endorsements

Psychology (420111)


171, 192

Sociology (451121)


171, 192

Law Related Education (220101)


192

Minority Studies (050211)


192

Humanities (300411)


119, 192

*Beginning with the graduating class of 2022, regular social studies courses will not count as advanced electives.

Advanced Placement Courses Course Name (Course Code)



Notes/Endorsements

AP Psychology (420115)

.5, 1 Social Studies/ Adv. Elective

171 & 645, 192 & 645

AP Comparative Government and Politics (451020)


192 & 633

AP European History (450856)


192 & 632

AP Human Geography (450715)

.5, 1 Social Studies/ Adv. Elective

192 & 635

AP Macro Economics (450623)


192 & 636, 193 & 636

AP Micro Economics (450624)


192 & 637, 193 & 637

AP US Government and Politics (451008)


192 & 634

AP US History (451814)


192 & 638

AP World History: Modern (450836)


192 & 639


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Dual Credit Social Studies Courses




Notes/Endorsements

DC Principles of Macroeconomics (908356)


Teacher must be post-secondary approved.

DC Principles of Microeconomics (908126)



DC World Geography (908356)



DC Principles of Geography (908357)



DC Western Civilization I (908350)



DC Western Civilization II (908351)



DC World Civilization I (908352)



DC World Civilization II (908353)



DC U.S. History I (908354)



DC U.S. History II (908355)

1 Social Studies/ Adv. Elective /


DC American National Government (908021)



DC American State & Local Government (908022)



DC Comparative Government (902128)



DC General Psychology I (908111)



DC Introduction to Sociology I (908121)




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College and Career Readiness Health Courses

The course codes follow the course names in parentheses. For other options for Health classes, please refer to the Approved Secondary Course Codes Report. These are the most commonly used courses for secondary level students.




Notes/Endorsements

Contemporary Health (340133)

.5 No 142, 143

Health Care and Clinical Services I (995104)

1 No 961

JROTC I (280311)

and JROTC II (280312)

.5, 1 No Must be taken in sequence to receive Health credit 499


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College and Career Readiness Business Technology (Academic) Courses

The following course codes are for use in class sections where the teacher is NOT paid through CTE funds. The course codes follow the course names in parentheses. For other options for Business Technology classes, please refer to the Approved Secondary Course Codes Report. These are the most commonly

used courses for secondary level students.



Meets Graduation Requirement for

Technology Credit


Notes/Endorsements

Accounting Fundamentals (Academic 110610)

1 No No 405, 952

Business Finance (Academic 110730)

1 No No 405, 952

Business Fundamentals I (Academic 110720)

1 No No 405, 952, 955, 956

Business Law (Academic 070340)

.5 No No 405, 952, 955, 956

Entrepreneurship (Academic 110640)

1 No No 405, 915

Graphic Design I (070333)

.5 No Art/Adv. Elective 411, 987

Graphic Design II (070334)

.5 No Art/Adv. Elective 411, 987

International Business (Academic 110670)

1 No No 405, 952, 955, 956

Introduction to Information Technology

(Academic 110600)

1 No No 411, 954

Management Essentials (Academic 110710)

1 No No 405, 955

Management Fundamentals (Academic 110690)

1 No No 405, 955

Marketing Essentials (Academic 110650)

1 No No 405, 956

Personal Finance (070128)

.5 No No 405, 952, 955, 956


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Technology Credit


Notes/Endorsements

Web Design and Media Rich Content (Academic) (110700)

1 No No 411, 987

Information and Communication Technology I (ICT I)

(Academic 110680) (CTE 000271)

1 No Technology Only 411, 981

Information and Communication Technology II (ICT II)

(Academic 110620) (CTE 000272)

1 No Technology Only 411, 982

Science, Tech, Engineering, and Math Applications (STEM)

(CTE 000273)

.5, 1 Yes Technology Only 983

Technology Foundations (Academic 110630) (CTE 992307)

1 Yes Technology Only 411, 984

Exploring Computer Science (Academic 110142)

1 Yes Technology Only Valid License

Cyber Foundations I (Academic 110143) (CTE 00284)

1 Yes Technology Only Valid License


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Project Lead the Way Computer Science Courses Course Name (Course Code)



Technology Credit


Notes/Endorsements

PLTW: Introduction to Engineering Design

1 Yes Technology Only 154 & 928, 185 & 928, 189 & 928,182 & 928

PLTW: Computer Science Principles 1 Yes May serve as one of the following: Math,

Science, Technology or an Adv. Elective

154 & 928, 185 & 928, 189 & 928, 182 & 928

PLTW: Computer Science Essentials

1 Yes May serve as one of the following: Math,


154 & 928, 185 & 928, 189 & 928, 182 & 928

PLTW: Computer Science A

1 Yes May serve as one of the following: Math,


Valid License & 646, Valid License & 928

PLTW: Cybersecurity

1 Yes Adv. Elective 154 & 928, 185 & 928, 189 & 928, 182 & 928985


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Advanced Placement Technology and Computer Science Courses Courses that meet graduation requirements for Technology and Computer Science.




Technology Credit


Notes/Endorsements

AP Computer Science A (CTE:110141)

1 Yes May serve as one of the following: Math, Science,

Technology or an Adv. Elective

Valid License &and 646

AP Computer Science A (Academic: 110141)



Valid License and 646

AP Computer Science Principles (CTE: 110145)



Valid License & 646

AP Computer Science Principles (Academic: 110145)



Valid License & 646


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College and Career Readiness Arts Courses The course codes follow the course names in parentheses. For other options for Art classes, please refer to the Approved Secondary Course Codes Report. These are the most commonly used courses for secondary level students.

Dance Course Name (Course Code)

Carnegie Unit

Credit


Endorsements/Notes

Dance I (500300)

.5, 1 Art Only 112, 121

Dance II (500301)

.5, 1 Art Only 112, 121 Required pre-requisite Dance I

Dance III (500302)

.5, 1 Art Only 112, 121 Required pre-requisite Dance II

Dance IV (500304)

.5, 1 Art Only 112, 121 Required pre-requisite Dance III

Dance Performance I (500320)

.5, 1 Art Only 112, 121

Dance Performance II (500321)

.5, 1 Art Only 112, 121 Required pre-requisite Dance II, Dance Performance I or permission from

instructor Dance Performance III

(500322) .5, 1 Art Only 112, 121

Required pre-requisite Dance II, Dance Performance II or permission from instructor

Dance Performance IV (500323)

.5, 1 Art Only 112, 121 Required pre-requisite Dance III, Dance IV, Dance Performance III or

permission from instructor


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Music Course Name (Course Code)

Carnegie Unit

Credit


Endorsements/Notes

Music-Band Grades 9-12 (509901)

.5, 1 Art Only 125, 165-167

Music-Ensemble–Choral (500940)

.5, 1 Art Only 166, 167 Audition may be required

Music-Ensemble–Instrumental (500926)

.5, 1 Art Only 165-167 Audition may be required

Music-Choral-Grades 9-12 (500939)

.5, 1 Art Only 166, 167

Music-General-Grades 9-12 (500971)

.5, 1 Art Only 165-167

Music-Theory and Harmony/Literature (500952)

1 Art Only 165-167 Pre-requisite of choral or instrumental music performing experience

required Music-Small Group Jazz Improvisation

(500912) 1 Art Only 125, 165-167

Music-Strings Advanced (500980)

1 Art Only 125, 165-167

Music-Strings Proficient (500979)

1 Art Only 125, 165-167

Music-Keyboard-Individual or Class (500931)

1 Art Only 125, 165-167

Music-Voice (500948)

.5, 1 Art Only 166, 167

Performing Arts-Special Course (509906)

.5, 1 Art Only 119, 123, 125, 165-167, 196 This course is intended to provide specialized choral and/or instrumental music instruction through specialized, in-depth instruction in a specific

category within the field of music.


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Theatre Course Name (Course Code)

Carnegie Unit

Credit


Endorsements/Notes

Theatre-Dramatic Criticism and Performance

(500531)

1 Art Only 119,123, 196 Recommended pre-requisites Theatre I and II

Theatre-High-Tech Video Production (500522)

1 Art Only 102, 119, 123, 127, 196

Theatre-Oral Interpretation/Reader’s Theatre

(500532)

1 Art Only 119, 123, 196

Theatre I (500512)

.5, 1 Art Only 119, 123, 196 This proficient level course examines the correlation and development of

theatre history, structure, literature, acting, production, & criticism. Theatre II (500513)

.5, 1 Art Only 119, 123, 196 Recommended pre-requisite Theatre I. Building on Theatre I, students continue to increase their knowledge of designing, creating, producing,

performing, and critiquing original and published works. Theatre III (500515)

.5, 1 Art Only 119, 123, 196 Recommended pre-requisites Theatre I and II. This advanced level course is designed to enable students who are interested in Theatre to explore and

perfect their abilities at a higher level of proficiency. Theatre IV (500525)

.5, 1 Art Only 119, 123, 196 Recommended pre-requisites Theatre I, II, and III

Theatre Production I (500521)

.5, 1 Art Only 119, 123, 196 Pre-requisite Theatre I and II

Theatre Production II (500524)


Theatre Production III (500527)


Theatre Production IV (500528)


Performing Arts-Special Course (509906)

.5, 1 Art Only 119, 123, 125, 165-167, 196 Based on Theatre IV to offer specialized in-depth instruction in Theatre for

advanced students


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Theatre


Carnegie Unit

Credit


Endorsements/Notes

Theatre -Musical Theatre I (500533)

.5, 1 Art Only 119, 123, 196, 125, 165, 166, 167 Pre-requisite Theatre I and II. This curriculum must include both

music and theatre standards. Theatre -Musical Theatre II

(500534) .5, 1 Art Only 119, 123, 196, 125, 165, 166, 167

Pre-requisite Theatre I and II. This curriculum must include both music and theatre

standards. Theatre - Stagecraft I

(500536) .5, 1 Art Only 123, 196

Pre-requisite Theatre I and II Theatre - Stagecraft II

(500537) .5, 1 Art Only 123, 196

Pre-requisite Theatre I and II Theatre - Stagecraft III

(500539) .5, 1 Art Only 123, 196

Pre-requisite Theatre I and II Theatre - Stagecraft IV

(500542) .5, 1 Art Only 123, 196

Pre-requisite Theatre I and II


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Visual Arts Course Name (Course Code)



Endorsements/Notes

Visual Arts I (500704)

.5, 1 Art Only 102, 127

Visual Arts II (500705)

.5, 1 Art Only 102, 127 Recommended pre-requisite Visual Arts I

Visual Arts III (500706)

.5, 1 Art Only 102, 127 Recommended pre-requisite Visual Arts I & II or Visual Arts I & Drawing

Visual Arts IV (500707)

.5, 1 Art Only 102, 127 Pre-requisite Visual Arts I, II, and III, or Visual Arts I, Drawing and Painting, or teacher recommendation based on review of body of work

Visual Arts Studio I (500110)

.5, 1 Art Only 102, 127 Based on Visual Arts I program of study

Visual Arts Studio II (500111)

.5, 1 Art Only 102, 127 Based on Visual Arts II program of study

Visual Arts Studio III (500112)

.5, 1 Art Only 102, 127 Based on Visual Arts III program of study

Visual Arts Studio IV (500113)

.5, 1 Art Only 102, 127 Based on Visual Arts IV program of study

Visual Arts-Ceramics I (500540)

.5 Art Only 102, 127 Recommended pre-requisite Visual Arts I or teacher recommendation

Visual Arts-Ceramics II (500541)

.5 Art Only 102, 127 Recommended pre-requisite Ceramics I

Visual Arts-Drawing I (500330)

.5 Art Only 102, 127 Recommended pre-requisite Visual Arts Level I

Visual Arts-Drawing II (500331)

.5 Art Only 102, 127 Recommended pre-requisite Arts Level I and Drawing I

Visual Arts-Painting I (500760)

.5 Art Only 102, 127 Recommended pre-requisites Visual Arts I and II or Visual Arts I and Drawing I


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Visual Arts Course Name (Course Code)

Carnegie Unit

Credit


Endorsements/Notes

Visual Arts-Painting I (500760)

.5 Art Only 102, 127 Recommended pre-requisites Visual Arts I and II or Visual Arts I and Drawing I

Visual Arts-Painting II (500761)

.5 Art Only 102, 127 Recommended pre-requisites Visual Arts II and III or Painting I and Drawing I

Visual Arts-Photography (500610)

.5 Art Only 102, 127

Visual Art Individual Study (500114) .5, 1 Art Only 102, 127 This course is for advanced students in their third or fourth year of visual arts study. Recommended pre-requisites Visual Arts I, II, III, IV and Drawing and Painting I


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Advanced Placement Arts Courses Course Name (Course Code)

Carnegie Unit

Credit


Endorsements/Notes

AP Music-Theory (500999)

1 Art/Adv. Elective 165 & 641, 166 & 641, 167 & 641

AP 2-D Art and Design (500738)

1 Art/Adv. Elective 102 & 642; 127 & 642

AP 3-D Art and Design (500739)

1 Art/Adv. Elective 102 & 642; 127 & 642

AP Drawing (500741)

1 Art/Adv. Elective 102 & 642; 127 & 642

AP Art History (500743)

1 Art/Adv. Elective 102 & 642; 127 & 642

Dual Credit Arts Courses Course Name (Course Code)

Carnegie Unit

Credit


Endorsements/Notes

DC Art Appreciation (903060)

1 Art/Adv. Elective Teacher must be post-secondary approved.

DC Music Appreciation (903063)


DC Theatre Appreciation (903069)



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College and Career Readiness World Languages Courses The course codes follow the course names in parentheses. For other options for World Languages classes, please refer to the Approved Secondary Course Codes Report. These are the most commonly used courses for secondary level students.


Carnegie Unit

Credit


Endorsements/Notes

American Sign Language I (230330)

1 Adv. Elective Only 208

American Sign Language II (230331)


American Sign Language III (230332)


American Sign Language IV (230333)


Chinese I (160410)

.5 Adv. Elective Only 132

Chinese II (160411)

.5 Adv. Elective Only 132

Chinese III (160412)


Chinese IV (160413)


French I (160903)


French II (160904)


French III (160905)


French IV (160906)


German I (160513)


German II (160514)


German III (160515)


German IV (160516)



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Carnegie Unit

Credit


Endorsements/Notes

Italian – Grades 9–12 (160982)


Latin I (160920)


Latin II (160921)


Latin III (160922)


Latin IV (160923)


Russian I (160423)


Russian II (160424)


Russian III (160425)


Russian IV (160426)


Spanish I (160933)


Spanish II (160934)


Spanish III (160935)


Spanish IV (160936)



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Advanced Placement World Languages Courses


Carnegie Unit

Credit


Endorsements/Notes

AP French Language and Culture (160907 or 169901)

1 Adv. Elective Only 130 & 617 (160907) 130 & 618 (169901)

AP German Language and Culture (160517)

1 Adv. Elective Only 134 & 619

AP Latin (160960 or 160961or 160925)

1 Adv. Elective Only 135 & 623 (160960) 135 (160961)

135 & 622 (160925) AP Spanish Language and Culture

(160937) 1 Adv. Elective Only 140 & 624

AP Spanish Literature and Culture (160950)

1 Adv. Elective Only 140 & 625

Dual Credit World Languages Courses Course Name (Course Code)

Carnegie Unit

Credit


Endorsements/Notes

DC French I (904903)

1 Adv. Elective Only Teacher must be post-secondary approved.

DC French II (904904)


DC Spanish I (904934)


DC Spanish II (903934)



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College and Career Readiness Required Graduation Course The course codes follow the course names in parentheses. For other options for the College and Career Readiness course, please refer to the Mississippi Public

School Accountability Standards.


Carnegie Unit

Credit

Endorsements/Notes

College and Career Readiness Course (110410)

.5 or 1 Valid K-12 License

College and Career Readiness I (110411)

.25 Valid K-12 License This course is for 9th graders ONLY. It will be a year- long

course and students will receive ¼ Carnegie Unit. College and Career Readiness II

(110412) .25 Valid K-12 License

This course is for 10th graders ONLY. It will be a year- long course and students will receive ¼ Carnegie Unit.

College and Career Readiness Course III (110413)

.25 Valid K-12 License This course is for 11th graders ONLY. It will be a year- long

course and students will receive ¼ Carnegie Unit. College and Career Readiness Course IV

(110414) .25 Valid K-12 License

This course is for 12th graders ONLY. It will be a year- long course and students will receive ¼ Carnegie Unit.


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MISSISSIPPI ONLINE COURSE APPLICATION

DISTRICT GUIDANCE

The Mississippi Department of Education allows for local education agencies to offer courses through distance and online learning as outlined in State Board Policy Part 3, Chapter 56, Rule 56.1 - Distance Learning, Blended Learning, and Online Courses (Rule 56.1). For more information on Mississippi online course application process and courses offered, please visit https://www.mdek12.org/ESE/OCA

https://www.mdek12.org/ESE/OCA


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Credit Recovery Guidelines

DESCRIPTOR TERM: Credit Recovery Policy RULE: 28.5 ADOPTION DATE: May 19, 2008 The purpose of the Credit Recovery Policy is to provide guidance to Local Education Agencies (LEAs) with Credit Recovery Programs. Credit recovery allows students who have been unsuccessful in mastering content or skills an opportunity to apply for credit recovery as an alternative to repeating the entire course.

I. Credit recovery is defined as a course-specific, skill-based learning opportunity for students who have previously been unsuccessful in mastering content/skills required to receive course credit or earn promotion. In order to be eligible for credit recovery, a student must have unsuccessfully completed and failed a course or failed a SATP assessment.

II. Beginning with the 2008-2009 school year, any LEA who provides a Credit Recovery Program shall develop and implement a Credit Recovery Program that has been adopted by the school board and that includes rules, regulations, and processes. The rules, regulations, and processes shall be available to faculty, students, and parents/guardians. At a minimum, LEAs must address the following areas:

1. Admission to and removal from the Credit Recovery Program

a) LEAs shall establish an application process that requires parental consent. b) LEAs shall establish minimum criteria to determine eligibility for participation in the Credit Recovery Program. c) LEAs shall determine the number of Credit Recovery Courses that a student can take at one time. d) Students shall not remain in a Credit Recovery Course for more than one year. e) Only students that have failed a course may enroll in credit recovery to earn a minimum passing grade. Credit recovery cannot be

used by a student that has passed the course to improve the students assigned course grade. f) A student that has passed a SATP class but failed the SATP assessment may enroll in credit recovery for remediation only. The

grade earned for the SATP class remains unchanged.


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2. Instruction:

a) LEAs shall determine the instructional methodology used for the Credit Recovery Program (i.e., online program, Mississippi Virtual Public School (MVPS), direct instruction, computer assisted instruction, etc.).

b) If an online credit recovery program is used, the online delivery must be supervised by a licensed teacher employed by the LEA that issues the final credit recovery grade. The LEA must ensure that content and instruction is aligned to the Mississippi College and Career Ready Standards and the Mississippi Curriculum Frameworks.

c) LEAs shall provide professional development for teachers and facilitators involved with the Credit Recovery Program.

3. Content and Curriculum: Credit Recovery Curriculum shall be based on the Mississippi College and Career Readiness Standards competencies and objectives.

4. Grades: LEAs are responsible for establishing specific procedures for evaluation of student progress and determining grades. 5. Beginning school year 2016-2017, a student who selects credit recovery to earn a Carnegie unit shall only earn the minimum passing

grade on the district grading scale.

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Agriculture (CTE)

Arts - Dance, Media Arts, Music, Theatre, and Visual Arts

Secondary

Middle

Secondary

010303

010306

500701

500903

500310

500307

500927

500932

500935

500901

500992

500910

500977

500510

500101

500738

500739

500743

500300

500301

500302

500304

500320

AQUACULTURE I (CTE)

AQUACULTURE II (CTE)

ARTS INTEGRATED IN THE MIDDLE SCHOOL CLASSROOM (GRADES 5-8)

BAND - MIDDLE

DANCE - MIDDLE

DANCE PERFORMANCE - MIDDLE SCHOOL

ENSEMBLE- INSTRUMENTAL - MIDDLE

KEYBOARD - MIDDLE

MUSIC - CHORAL - MIDDLE

MUSIC - GENERAL- MIDDLE

MUSICAL PERFORMANCE - MIDDLE SCHOOL

SMALL GROUP JAZZ IMPROVISATION - MIDDLE

STRINGS - MIDDLE SCHOOL

THEATRE - MIDDLE SCHOOL

VISUAL ARTS - MIDDLE

2-D ART AND DESIGN - ADVANCED PLACEMENT

3-D ART AND DESIGN - ADVANCED PLACEMENT

ART HISTORY - ADVANCED PLACEMENT

DANCE I

DANCE II

DANCE III

DANCE IV

DANCE PERFORMANCE I

302, 306, 951

302, 306, 951

115, 117, 120

125, 165 - 167

112, 121

112, 121

125, 165 - 167

125, 165 - 167

125, 165 - 167

125, 165 - 167

125, 165 - 167

125, 165 - 167

125, 165 - 167

119, 123, 196

102, 127

102 & 642, 127 & 642

102 & 643, 127 & 643

102 & 640, 127 & 640

112, 121

112, 121

112, 121

112, 121

112, 121

020, 025, 120, 125,

220, 225

020, 025, 120, 125,

220, 225

000, 100, 200

000, 100, 200

000, 100, 200

000, 100, 200

000, 100, 200

000, 100, 200

000, 100, 200

000, 100, 200

000, 100, 200

000, 100, 200

000, 100, 200

000, 100, 200

000, 100, 200

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010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

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205, 210

005, 010, 105, 110,

205, 210

005, 010, 105, 110,

205, 210

005, 010, 105, 110,

205, 210

005, 010, 105, 110,

205, 210


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Secondary

500321

500322

500323

500741

509901

500939

500940

500926

500971

500931

500912

500980

500979

500952

500948

500999

509906

500531

500522

DANCE PERFORMANCE II

DANCE PERFORMANCE III

DANCE PERFORMANCE IV

DRAWING - ADVANCED PLACEMENT

MUSIC - BAND- GRADES 9-12

MUSIC - CHORAL- GRADES 9-12

MUSIC - ENSEMBLE- CHORAL

MUSIC - ENSEMBLE- INSTRUMENTAL

MUSIC - GENERAL- GRADES 9-12

MUSIC - KEYBOARD - INDIVIDUAL OR CLASS

MUSIC - SMALL GROUP JAZZ IMPROVISATION

MUSIC - STRINGS - ADVANCED

MUSIC - STRINGS - PROFICIENT

MUSIC - THEORY AND HARMONY/LITERATURE

MUSIC - VOICE

MUSIC THEORY- ADVANCED PLACEMENT

PERFORMING ARTS- SPECIAL COURSE

THEATRE - DRAMATIC CRITICISM AND PERFORMANCE

THEATRE - HIGH-TECH VIDEO PRODUCTION

112, 121

112, 121

112, 121

102 & 644, 127 & 642

125, 165 - 167

166, 167

166, 167

165 - 167

165 - 167

125, 165 - 167

125, 165 - 167

125, 165 - 167

125, 165 - 167

165 - 167

166, 167

165 & 641, 166 & 641,

167 & 641

119, 123, 125, 165 -

167, 196

119, 123, 196

102, 119, 123, 127,

196

005, 010, 105, 110,

205, 210

010, 105, 110, 205,

210

010, 105, 110, 205,

210

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205, 210

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210

005, 010, 105, 110,

205, 210

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210

010, 105, 110, 205,

210

010, 105, 110, 205,

210


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Secondary

500533

500534

500532

500524

500527

500528

500536

500537

500539

500542

500512

500513

500515

500525

500521

500114

500540

500541

500330

500331

500760

THEATRE - MUSICAL THEATRE I

THEATRE - MUSICAL THEATRE II

THEATRE - ORAL INTERPRETATION/READER'S THEATRE

THEATRE - PRODUCTION II

THEATRE - PRODUCTION III

THEATRE - PRODUCTION IV

THEATRE - STAGECRAFT I

THEATRE - STAGECRAFT II

THEATRE - STAGECRAFT III

THEATRE - STAGECRAFT IV

THEATRE I

THEATRE II

THEATRE III

THEATRE IV

THEATRE PRODUCTION I

VISUAL ART INDIVIDUAL STUDY

VISUAL ARTS - CERAMICS I

VISUAL ARTS - CERAMICS II

VISUAL ARTS - DRAWING I

VISUAL ARTS - DRAWING II

VISUAL ARTS - PAINTING I

119, 123, 125, 165 -

167, 196

119, 123, 125, 165 -

167, 196

119, 123, 196

119, 123, 196

119, 123, 196

119, 123, 196

123, 196

123, 196

123, 196

123, 196

119, 123, 196

119, 123, 196

119, 123, 196

119, 123, 196

119, 123, 196

102, 127

102, 127

102, 127

102, 127

102, 127

102, 127

005, 010, 105, 110,

205, 210

000, 005, 010, 105,

110, 205, 210

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210

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205, 210

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205, 210

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205, 210

005, 010, 105, 110,

205, 210

005, 010, 105, 110,

205, 210

105, 205

105, 205

105, 205

105, 205

105, 205


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Bilingual Education

Business and Technology (Academic)

Secondary

Secondary

Middle

Secondary

500761

500610

500704

500705

500706

500707

500110

500111

500112

500113

160111

160121

110107

110610

110141

110730

110720

110721

VISUAL ARTS - PAINTING II

VISUAL ARTS - PHOTOGRAPHY

VISUAL ARTS I

VISUAL ARTS II

VISUAL ARTS III

VISUAL ARTS IV

VISUAL ARTS STUDIO I

VISUAL ARTS STUDIO II

VISUAL ARTS STUDIO III

VISUAL ARTS STUDIO IV

ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE- GRADES 7-8

ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE- GRADES 9-12

KEYBOARDING - MIDDLE

ACCOUNTING FUNDAMENTALS (ACADEMIC)

AP COMPUTER SCIENCE A

BUSINESS FINANCE (ACADEMIC)

BUSINESS FUNDAMENTALS I (ACADEMIC)

BUSINESS FUNDAMENTALS II (ACADEMIC)

102, 127

102, 127

102, 127

102, 127

102, 127

102, 127

102, 127

102, 127

102, 127

102, 127

115, 117, 119, 177

119, 177

105, 111, 113, 118

405, 952

154 & 612, 181 & 612,

185 & 612, 189 & 612

405, 952

405, 952, 955, 956

405, 952, 955, 956

105, 205

105, 205

005, 010, 105, 110,

205, 210

005, 010, 105, 110,

205, 210

005, 010, 105, 110,

205, 210

005, 010, 105, 110,

205, 210

005, 010, 105, 110,

205, 210

005, 010, 105, 110,

205, 210

005, 010, 105, 110,

205, 210

005, 010, 105, 110,

205, 210

000

010, 110, 210

000, 100, 200

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

000, 010, 100, 110,

200, 210

010, 110, 210


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Business and Technology (Academic)

Career Pathway (CTE)

Secondary

Middle

Secondary

070340

110138

110145

110137

110136

110143

110147

110640

110142

070333

070334

110680

110620

110670

110600

110710

110690

110650

070129

070128

110660

110630

110139

110700

000271

000272

992002

BUSINESS LAW (ACADEMIC)

CLIENT - SIDE PROGRAMMING (ACADEMIC)

COMPUTER SCIENCE PRINCIPLES - ADVANCED PLACEMENT

CONCEPTS IN PROGRAMMING AND WEB (ACADEMIC)

CONCEPTS IN SQL AND DATABASE (ACADEMIC)

CYBER FOUNDATIONS I (ACADEMIC)

CYBER FOUNDATIONS II (ACADEMIC)

ENTREPRENEURSHIP (ACADEMIC)

EXPLORING COMPUTER SCIENCE (ACADEMIC)

GRAPHIC DESIGN I (ACADEMIC)

GRAPHIC DESIGN II (ACADEMIC)

INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY I (ACADEMIC)

INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY II (ACADEMIC)

INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS (ACADEMIC)

INTRODUCTION TO INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY (ACADEMIC)

MANAGEMENT ESSENTIALS (ACADEMIC)

MANAGEMENT FUNDAMENTALS (ACADEMIC)

MARKETING ESSSENTIALS (ACADEMIC)

NATIONAL ENDOWMENT FOR FINANCIAL EDUCATION

PERSONAL FINANCE (ACADEMIC)

SALES AND DISTRIBUTION (ACADEMIC)

TECHNOLOGY FOUNDATIONS (ACADEMIC)

VISUAL BASIC PROGRAMMING LANUAGE (ACADEMIC)

WEB DESIGN AND MEDIA RICH CONTENT (ACADEMIC)

INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY I (CTE)

INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY II (CTE)

ACCOUNTING FUNDAMENTALS (CTE)

405, 952, 955, 956

NONE

612, 613, 646

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

405, 915

NONE

411, 987

411, 987

411, 981

411, 982

405, 952, 955, 956

411, 954, 981

405, 955

405, 955

405, 956

Valid License

193, 405, 952, 955,

956

193, 405, 956

411, 984

NONE

411, 987

411, 981

411, 982

952

105, 205

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

000, 010, 110, 210

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000, 010, 110, 210

105, 205

105, 205

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

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010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

105, 205

105, 205

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

000, 100, 200

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210


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Secondary

*

993023

991604

994702

991055

997104

997105

993013

997405

235063

993211

993408

996006

994504

993301

993304

993306

991100

991101

991104

991105

991103

991301

991300

991701

029990

ADVANCED - HVAC

ADVANCED AQUACULTURE

ADVANCED COSMETOLOGY

ADVANCED FIRE SCIENCE

ADVANCED FUNDAMENTALS OF COLLISION REPAIR

ADVANCED PAINTING AND REFINISHING

ADVANCED SKILLS IN INDUSTRIAL MAINTENANCE

ADVANCED SKILLS OF HEAVY EUIPMENT OPERATION

ADVANCED SKILLS OF INSTRUMENTATION

ADVANCED SKILLS OF METAL FABRICATION

ADVANCED SKILLS OF PRECISION MACHINING

ADVANCED STUDIES IN CULINARY ARTS

ADVANCED TOPICS IN POLYMER SCIENCE

ADVANCED WELDING

ADVANCED WELDING I

ADVANCED WELDING II

AGRICULTURAL AND NATURAL RESOURCES I

AGRICULTURAL AND NATURAL RESOURCES II

AGRICULTURAL AND NATURAL RESOURCES: ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE

AGRICULTURAL AND NATURAL RESOURCES: EQUIPMENT OPERATION AND

BUSINESS MANAGEMENT

AGRICULTURAL AND NATURAL RESOURCES: SOILS AND AG LAB

OPERATIONS

AGRICULTURAL POWER AND MACHINERY

AGRICULTURAL TECHNOLOGY AND MECHANICAL SYSTEMS (CORE)

AGRICULTURE LEADERSHIP AND PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT

AGRISCIENCE- INTRODUCTION (CTE)

974

951

348

932

967

967

973

919

964

976

969

972

989

376, 975

975

975

302, 990

302, 990

990

990

302, 990

301, 302, 993

301, 302, 993

992

301, 302, 990 - 993

010, 110, 210

010, 015, 110, 115,

210, 215

010, 020, 110, 120,

210, 220

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

000, 010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

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020, 025, 120, 125,

220, 225

020, 025, 120, 125,

220, 225

010, 015, 110, 115,

210, 215

010, 015, 110, 115,

210, 215

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210, 215

020, 025, 120, 125,

220, 225

020, 025, 120, 125,

220, 225

010, 110, 210

010, 015, 110, 115,

210, 215


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Secondary

991305

991303

991304

991302

991605

997403

993019

993003

235061

993209

993406

994703

997203

994300

994301

994304

994305

994404

997002

997003

997004

997005

997000

997001

997205

991603

APM - ADVANCED EQUIPMENT SYSTEMS, MAINTENANCE AND REPAIR

APM - BASIC EQUIPMENT SYSTEMS, MAINTENANCE AND REPAIR

(CORE)

APM - DIESEL AND HYDRAULIC SYSTEMS, AND ADVANCED CUTTING

APM - INTRODUCTION TO AGRICULTURAL TECHNOLOGY AND

MECHANICAL SYSTEMS (CORE)

APPLICATION OF AQUACULTURE

APPLICATION OF HEAVY EQUIPMENT OPERATION

APPLICATION OF HVAC

APPLICATION OF INDUSTRIAL MAINTENANCE

APPLICATION OF INSTRUMENTATION

APPLICATION OF METAL FABRICATION

APPLICATION OF PRECISION MACHINING

APPLICATIONS OF COSMETOLOGY

APPLICATIONS OF DIESELS ELECTRICAL/ELECTRONIC SYSTEMS

ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN AND DRAFTING I

ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN AND DRAFTING II

ARCHITECTURAL DRAFTING

ARCHITECTURAL DRAFTING APPLICATION

AUDIO AND VIDEO PRODUCTION

AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE FUNDAMENTALS I

AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE FUNDAMENTALS II

AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE FUNDAMENTALS III

AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE FUNDAMENTALS IV

AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE I

AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE II

AVANCED SKILLS OF DIESEL AUXILIARY COMPONENTS AND SYSTEMS

BASIC AQUACULTURE

301, 302, 993

301, 302, 993

301, 302, 993

301, 302, 993

951

919

974

973

964

969, 976

969

348

966

986

986

986

986

988

966

966

966

966

966

966

966, 968

951

010, 015, 110, 115,

210, 215

010, 015, 110, 115,

210, 215

010, 015, 110, 115,

210, 215

010, 015, 110, 115,

210, 215

010, 015, 110, 115,

210, 215

010, 110, 210

020, 120, 220

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 020, 110, 120,

210, 220

000, 010, 110, 210

020, 120, 220

020, 120, 220

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

000, 010, 110, 210

000, 010, 110, 210

000, 010, 110, 210

000, 010, 110, 210

000, 020, 120, 220

000, 020, 120, 220

000, 010, 110, 210

010, 015, 110, 115,

210, 215


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Secondary

*

*

*

994701

991053

994600

994601

992001

992300

992301

992302

994405

992004

992005

990001

994520

994505

993110

996203

997100

997101

000287

991000

994302

993101

994704

994705

994706

BASIC COSMETOLOGY

BEGINNING FIRE SCIENCE

BROADCASTING JOURNALISM I

BROADCASTING JOURNALISM II

BUSINESS FINANCE (CTE)

BUSINESS FUNDAMENTALS

BUSINESS FUNDAMENTALS I (CTE)

BUSINESS FUNDAMENTALS II

BUSINESS, EVAUATION & DEVELOPMENT OF SIMULATION AND

ANIMATION PROJECTS

BUSINESS, MARKETING, AND FINANCE I

BUSINESS, MARKETING, AND FINANCE II

CAREER PATHWAY EXPERIENCE

CAREER PLANNING THROUGH INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY

CAREERS IN POLYMER SCIENCE

CARPENTRY

CHILD DEVELOPMENT (ECE)

COLLISION REPAIR TECHNICIAN I

COLLISION REPAIR TECHNICIAN II

COMPUTER SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING

CONCEPTS OF AGRISCIENCE

CONCEPTS OF DRAFTING

CONSTRUCTION

COSMETOLOGY I

COSMETOLOGY II

COSMETOLOGY III

348, 959

932

958

958

952

952, 955, 956

952, 955, 956

952, 955, 956

988

934

934

917

Valid License

989

977

970

967

967

411, 982, 983

302, 992

986

977 - 980

959

959

959

010, 020, 110, 120,

210, 220

010, 110, 210

020, 120, 220

020, 120, 220

010, 110, 210

020, 120, 220

000, 010, 100, 110,

200, 210

000, 010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

020, 120, 220

020, 120, 220

005, 010, 020, 105,

110, 120, 205, 210,

220

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

000, 020, 120, 220

000, 010, 110, 210

000, 020, 120, 220

020, 120, 220

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

000, 020, 120, 220

010, 020, 110, 120,

210, 220

010, 020, 110, 120,

210, 220

010, 020, 110, 120,

210, 220


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Secondary

994707

996000

996001

000286

000284

901166

995300

994403

997200

997201

994100

994101

994303

996200

996201

993120

990106

990104

994204

994202

994203

994205

994200

994201

994000

994001

994003

994004

COSMETOLOGY IV

CULINARY ARTS I

CULINARY ARTS II

CYBER FOUNDATIONS II

CYBER FOUNDATIONS I

DC - HUMAN RESOURCES

DENTAL ASSISTING TECHNOLOGY

DESIGN VISUALIZATION & CHARACTER DEVELOPMENT

DIESEL SERVICE TECHNICIAN I

DIESEL SERVICE TECHNICIAN II

DIGITAL MEDIA TECHNOLOGY I

DIGITAL MEDIA TECHNOLOGY II

DRAFTING AND DESIGN

EARLY CHILDHOOD I

EARLY CHILDHOOD II

ELECTRICAL

EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT AND MILITARY PROFESSIONS

EMERGENCY SERVICES AND CORRECTIONS

ENERGY ALTERNATIVE FORMS

ENERGY FOUNDATIONS I

ENERGY FOUNDATIONS II

ENERGY GENERATION TECHNICIAN

ENERGY TECHNICIAN I

ENERGY TECHNICIAN II

ENGINEERING AND MECHATRONICS I

ENGINEERING AND MECHATRONICS II

ENGINEERING AND MECHATRONICS INDUSTRY SKILLS

ENGINEERING MANUFACTURING CONCEPTS

959

972

972

411, 981, 982, 984

411, 981, 982, 984

Valid License

Valid License

988

966, 968

966, 968

987

987

986

970

970

978

912

912

913

913

913

913

913

913

985

985

985

985

010, 020, 110, 120,

210, 220

000, 020, 120, 220

000, 020, 120, 220

000, 010, 110, 210

000, 010, 100, 110,

200, 210

010, 110, 210

020, 120, 220

010, 110, 210

000, 020, 120, 220

000, 020, 120, 220

010, 020, 110, 120,

210, 220

020, 120, 220

010, 110, 210

020, 120, 220

000, 020, 120, 220

000, 020, 120, 220

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

020, 120, 220

020, 120, 220

020, 120, 220

020, 120, 220

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210


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Secondary

*

*

*

994002

994005

990003

994402

000283

996304

992003

992000

991050

991051

991200

991201

991205

991204

991203

991202

991504

991500

991501

991502

991505

991503

996302

ENGINEERING MECHATRONICS FUNDAMENTALS

ENGINEERING SYSTEMS

ENTREPRENEURSHIP (CTE)

ETHICS, DESIGN THEORY, AND PHOTOGRAPHY

EXPLORING COMPUTER SCIENCE (CTE)

EXPLORING DIVERSITY IN INSTRUCTION

FINANCE (CTE)

FINANCE AND ACCOUNTING

FIRE SCIENCE I

FIRE SCIENCE II

FOOD PRODUCTS (MEATS) I

FOOD PRODUCTS (MEATS) II

FOOD PRODUCTS (MEATS): ADVANCED MEATS PROCESSING

FOOD PRODUCTS (MEATS): BASIC MEATS PROCESSING

FOOD PRODUCTS (MEATS): CUSTOM OPERATIONS

FOOD PRODUCTS (MEATS): FUNDAMENTALS

FORESTRY CRUISING

FORESTRY I

FORESTRY II

FORESTRY INTRODUCTION

FORESTRY MARKETING

FORESTRY SURVEYING AND MEASUREMENTS

FOUNDATIONS OF AN EDUCATOR

985

985

915

988

983

971

934

952

932

932

301, 302, 925

301, 302, 925

925

925

925

925

301, 302, 914

301, 302, 914

301, 302, 914

301, 302, 914

301, 302, 914

301, 302, 914

971

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

000, 010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

020, 120, 220

020, 120, 220

020, 120, 220

020, 025, 120, 125,

220, 225

020, 025, 120, 125,

220, 225

010, 015, 110, 115,

210, 215

010, 015, 110, 115,

210, 215

010, 015, 110, 115,

210, 215

010, 015, 110, 115,

210, 215

010, 015, 110, 115,

210, 215

020, 025, 120, 125,

220, 225

020, 025, 120, 125,

220, 225

010, 015, 110, 115,

210, 215

010, 015, 110, 115,

210, 215

010, 015, 110, 115,

210, 215

000, 010, 110, 210


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Secondary

*

*

235060

991102

997102

997202

994109

996202

991052

997402

993018

993002

992404

993208

993405

997302

993502

993503

993504

993505

993500

993501

992500

992503

992501

992502

995102

995103

995100

995101

995104

995105

FUNDAMENTALS IN INSTRUMENTATION

FUNDAMENTALS OF AGRICULTURAL AND NATURAL RESOURCES

FUNDAMENTALS OF COLLISION REPAIR

FUNDAMENTALS OF DIESEL SYSTEMS AND COMPONENTS

FUNDAMENTALS OF DIGITAL MEDIA

FUNDAMENTALS OF EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION

FUNDAMENTALS OF FIRE SCIENCE

FUNDAMENTALS OF HEAVY EQUIPMENT OPERATION

FUNDAMENTALS OF HVAC

FUNDAMENTALS OF INDUSTRIAL MAINTENANCE

FUNDAMENTALS OF MARKETING AND ENTREPRENEURSHIP (CTE)

FUNDAMENTALS OF METAL FABRICATION

FUNDAMENTALS OF PRECISION MACHINING

FUNDAMENTALS OF TRANSPORTATION LOGISTICS

FURNITURE DESIGN AND MANUAFACTURING I

FURNITURE DESIGN AND MANUAFACTURING II

FURNITURE DESIGN AND MANUAFACTURING III

FURNITURE DESIGN AND MANUAFACTURING IV

FURNITURE MANUFACTURING AND UPHOISTERY I

FURNITURE MANUFACTURING AND UPHOISTERY II

HEALTH INFORMATICS - DATA AND USE

HEALTH INFORMATICS - PROBLEMS AND SOLUTIONS

HEALTH INFORMATICS - TRANSFORMING DATA INTO INFORMATION

HEALTH INFORMATICS - TRANSFORMING INFORMAITON INTO

KNOWLEDGE

HEALTH SCIENCE CORE I

HEALTH SCIENCE CORE II

HEALTH SCIENCES (CORE)

HEALTHCARE & CLINICAL SCIENCES

HEALTHCARE & CLINICAL SERVICES I

HEALTHCARE & CLINICAL SERVICES II

964

302, 990

967

968

987

970

932

919

974

973

934

976

969

965

378, 918

378, 918

378, 918

378, 918

378, 918

378, 918

955

955

955

955

961 - 963

961 - 963

355, 961 - 963

355, 961 - 963

961

961

010, 110, 210

010, 015, 110, 115,

210, 215

010, 110, 210

000, 010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

000, 010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

020, 120, 220

020, 120, 220

020, 120, 220

010, 110, 210

020, 120, 220

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

020, 120, 220

020, 120, 220

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210


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Secondary

*

993021

997400

997401

990103

991400

991401

991405

991404

991403

992102

992103

992104

992105

993020

993001

993011

992206

992207

992208

992209

992210

992211

235050

235051

991054

997103

992308

HEATING, VENTILATION AND AIR CONDITIONING II

HEAVY EQUIPMENT OPERATION I

HEAVY EQUIPMENT OPERATION II

HISTORY OF LAW AND LEGAL SYSTEM

HORTICULTURE I

HORTICULTURE II

HORTICULTURE LANDSCAPE AND TURFGRASS

HORTICULTURE NURSERY

HORTICULTURE PLANT PROCESSES

HOSPITALITY SERVICES I

HOSPITALITY SERVICES II

HOSPITALITY SERVICES III

HOSPITALITY SERVICES IV

HVAC I

INDUSTRIAL MAINTENANCE I

INDUSTRIAL MAINTENANCE II

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY ASSOCIATE I

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY ASSOCIATE II

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY FUNDAMENTALS I

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY FUNDAMENTALS II

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY NETWORKING I

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY NETWORKING II

INSTRUMENTATION I

INSTRUMENTATION II

INTERMEDIATE FIRE SCIENCE

INTERMEDIATE PAINTING REFINISHING

INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS (CTE)

974

919

919

912

301, 302, 991

301, 302, 991

991

991

991

953

953

953

953

974

973

973

954

954

954

954

954

954

964

964

932

967

952, 955, 956

020, 120, 220

020, 120, 220

020, 120, 220

010, 110, 210

020, 025, 120, 125,

220, 225

020, 025, 120, 125,

220, 225

010, 015, 110, 115,

210, 215

010, 015, 110, 115,

210, 215

010, 015, 110, 115,

210, 215

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

020, 120, 220

000, 020, 120, 220

020, 120, 220

020, 120, 220

020, 120, 220

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

020, 120, 220

020, 120, 220

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210


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Secondary

*

*

991602

993103

994700

991402

994502

994503

993300

990002

990101

990102

992100

992101

992303

992309

992306

992304

996205

992400

992403

992401

993130

997304

993201

993206

993207

235070

235075

993302

INTRODUCTION TO AQUACULTURE

INTRODUCTION TO CONSTRUCTION

INTRODUCTION TO COSMETOLOGY

INTRODUCTION TO HORTICULTURE

INTRODUCTION TO POLYMER SCIENCE I

INTRODUCTION TO POLYMER SCIENCE II

INTRODUCTION TO WELDING

KEYSTONE

LAW AND PUBLIC SAFETY I

LAW AND PUBLIC SAFETY II

LODGING, HOSPITALITY AND TOURISM MANAGEMENT I

LODGING, HOSPITALITY AND TOURISM MANAGEMENT II

MANAGEMENT

MANAGEMENT (CTE)

MANAGEMENT ESSENTIALS (CTE)

MANAGEMENT FUNDAMENTALS (CTE)

MANAGEMENT OF A QUALITY CHILD CARE PROGRAM

MARKETING

MARKETING (CTE)

MARKETING ESSENTIALS (CTE)

MASONRY

MATERIALS HANDLING

METAL FABRICATION

METAL FABRICATION I

METAL FABRICATION II

NAVAL ARCHITECTURE CORE

NAVAL ARCHITECTURE I

ORIENTATION AND CUTTING

951

977 - 980

959

991

989

989

975

916

912

912

953

953

955

934

955

955

970

956

934

956

979

965

974

976

976

Valid License

Valid License

975

010, 015, 110, 115,

210, 215

000, 010, 110, 210

010, 020, 110, 120,

210, 220

010, 015, 110, 115,

210, 215

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

000, 020, 120, 220

005, 010, 105, 110,

205, 210

020, 120, 220

020, 120, 220

020, 120, 220

020, 120, 220

000, 020, 120, 220

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

000, 010, 110, 210

000, 020, 120, 220

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

020, 120, 220

010, 110, 210

000, 020, 120, 220

020, 120, 220

020, 120, 220

010, 110, 210

020, 120, 220

000, 010, 100, 110,

200, 210


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Secondary

996002

994108

993140

994500

994501

996303

993403

993404

993305

992205

996305

997303

993102

992402

991014

991024

991001

991002

991004

991003

991010

994010

991020

991011

991021

991012

991022

ORIENTATION TO CULINARY ARTS

ORIENTATION TO DIGITAL MEDIA

PLUMBING

POLYMER SCIENCE I

POLYMER SCIENCE II

PRACTICES OF AN EDUCATOR

PRECISION MACHINING I

PRECISION MACHINING II

PRODUCTION WELDING PROCESSES

PROGRAMMING AND WEB DESIGN

PROGRESSIVE PRACTICES OF TEACHER ACADEMY

RECEIVING AND STOCKING

SAFETY AND ORIENTATION TO CONSTRUCTION

SALES AND DISTRIBUTION (CTE)

SCIENCE OF AGRIBUSINESS LEVEL I

SCIENCE OF AGRIBUSINESS LEVEL II

SCIENCE OF AGRICULTURAL ANIMALS

SCIENCE OF AGRICULTURAL ENVIRONMENT

SCIENCE OF AGRICULTURAL MECHANIZATION

SCIENCE OF AGRICULTURAL PLANTS

SCIENCE OF AGRICULTURE ANIMALS LEVEL I

SCIENCE OF AGRICULTURE ANIMALS LEVEL I

SCIENCE OF AGRICULTURE ANIMALS LEVEL II

SCIENCE OF AGRICULTURE ENVIRONMENT LEVEL I

SCIENCE OF AGRICULTURE ENVIRONMENT LEVEL II

SCIENCE OF AGRICULTURE MECHANIZATION LEVEL I

SCIENCE OF AGRICULTURE MECHANIZATION LEVEL II

972

987

980

989

989

971

969, 976

969, 976

975

954

971

965

977 - 980

956

992

992

302, 992

992

302, 992

302, 992

992

992

992

992

992

992

992

000, 010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

020, 120, 220

000, 020, 120, 220

000, 020, 120, 220

000, 010, 110, 210

020, 120, 220

020, 120, 220

000, 010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

000, 010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

000, 010, 100, 110,

200, 210

010, 110, 210

005, 105, 205

010, 110, 210

010, 015, 110, 115,

210, 215

010, 015, 110, 115,

210, 215

010, 015, 110, 115,

210, 215

010, 015, 110, 115,

210, 215

005, 105, 205

020, 120, 205, 220

010, 110, 210

005, 105, 205

010, 110, 210

005, 105, 205

010, 110, 210


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Secondary

991013

991023

000273

993303

235085

235086

235080

994400

994401

990105

995200

995202

995203

997305

996300

996301

992307

994602

994603

994604

994605

996204

993111

993112

996004

996005

993121

993122

995004

993131

SCIENCE OF AGRICULTURE PLANT LEVEL I

SCIENCE OF AGRICULTURE PLANT LEVEL II

SCIENCE, TECH, ENGINEERING AND MATH APPLICATIONS (STEM)

SHIELDED METAL ARE WELDING (SMAW)

SHIPBUILDER EXPLORATION

SHIPBUILDER I

SHIPBUILDING CORE

SIMULATION AND ANIMATION DESIGN I

SIMULATION AND ANIMATION DESIGN II

SPECIAL TOPICS IN LAW AND PUBLIC SAFETY

SPORTS MEDICINE

SPORTS MEDICINE: THEORY AND APPLICATION I

SPORTS MEDICINE: THEORY AND APPLICATION II

SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT

TEACHER ACADEMY I

TEACHER ACADEMY II

TECHNOLOGY FOUNDATIONS (CTE)

TELEVISION BROADCASTING AND PRODUCTION I

TELEVISION BROADCASTING AND PRODUCTION II

TELEVISION BROADCASTING AND PRODUCTION III

TELEVISION BROADCASTING AND PRODUCTION IV

THE LEARNING ENVIRONMENT

THEORY AND APPLICATION OF CARPENTRY I

THEORY AND APPLICATION OF CARPENTRY II

THEORY AND APPLICATION OF CULINARY ARTS I

THEORY AND APPLICATION OF CULINARY ARTS II

THEORY AND APPLICATION OF ELECTRICAL I

THEORY AND APPLICATION OF ELECTRICAL II

THEORY AND APPLICATION OF HEALTH SCIENCE II

THEORY AND APPLICATION OF MASONRY I

992

992

983

975

Valid License

Valid License

Valid License

988

988

912

962

962

962

965

971

971

984

958

958

958

958

970

977

977

972

972

978

978

961

979

005, 105, 205

010, 110, 210

005, 010, 105, 110,

205, 210

000, 010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

000

010, 110, 210

020, 120, 220

020, 120, 220

010, 110, 210

020, 120, 220

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

000, 020, 120, 220

000, 020, 120, 220

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

000, 010, 110, 210

000, 010, 110, 210

000, 010, 110, 210

000, 010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

000, 010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210


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Compensatory Education

Secondary

Middle

*

*

993132

993141

993142

994111

994110

997204

993022

997404

993012

235062

993210

993407

997300

997301

235100

235110

995010

995011

995005

320138

320136

THEORY AND APPLICATION OF MASONRY II

THEORY AND APPLICATION OF PLUMBING I

THEORY AND APPLICATION OF PLUMBING II

THEORY AND APPLICATIONS OF DIGITAL MEDIA II

THEORY APPLICATIONS OF DIGITAL MEDIA I

THEORY OF DIESEL ENGINE PERFORMANCE

THEORY OF HEATING, VENTILATION AND AIR CONDITIONING

THEORY OF HEAVY EQUIPMENT OPERATION

THEORY OF INDUSTRIAL MAINTENANCE

THEORY OF INSTRUMENTATION

THEORY OF METAL FABRICATION

THEORY OF PRECISION MACHINING

TRANSPORTATION LOGISTICS I

TRANSPORTATION LOGISTICS II

UNMANNED AERIAL SYSTEMS I

UNMANNED AERIAL SYSTEMS II

WORK-BASED LEARNING I

WORK-BASED LEARNING II

WORKPLACE AND EMPLOYMENT SKILLS IN HEALTH SCIENCE

COMPENSATORY MATH - GRADES 7-8

COMPENSATORY MATHEMATICS - GRADES 5-6

979

980

980

987

987

966

974

919

973

964

976

969

965

965

983, 985

983, 985

917

917

961

154, 163, 210, 220,

221, 223, 224, 901

115, 117, 120, 154,

163, 210, 220, 221,

223, 224, 901

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

000, 010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

020, 120, 220

020, 120, 220

010, 020, 110, 210

020, 120, 220

005, 015, 020, 025,

105, 110, 115, 120,

125, 205, 210, 215,

220, 225

005, 010, 015, 020,

025, 105, 110, 115,

120, 125, 205, 210,

215, 220, 225

000, 010, 110, 210

000, 100, 200

000, 100, 200


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Middle

Secondary

320135

320134

230181

110216

110221

000254

000256

320141

320142

320145

320146

320133

320147

320148

320149

609906

320120

COMPENSATORY READING ELEMENTARY- GRADES 7-8

COMPENSATORY WRITING - GRADES 7-8

LEARNING STRATEGIES GRADES 6-8

ACT/SAT PREP I

ACT/SAT PREP II

ADVANCED SEMINAR

ADVANCED SEMINAR II

COMPENSATORY ENGLISH I

COMPENSATORY ENGLISH II

COMPENSATORY ENGLISH III

COMPENSATORY ENGLISH IV

COMPENSATORY MATHEMATICS I - GRADES 9-12

COMPENSATORY MATHEMATICS II - GRADES 9-12

COMPENSATORY MATHEMATICS III - GRADES 9-12

COMPENSATORY MATHEMATICS IV - GRADES 9-12

GED PROGRAM - GRADE 78

JOBS FOR MISSISSIPPI GRADUATE EMPLOYABILITY SKILLS

119, 174, 210, 220,

221, 223, 902

119, 210, 220, 221,

223, 902

Valid License

Valid License

Valid License

Valid License

Valid License

119, 174, 210, 220,

221, 224

119, 174, 210, 220,

221, 224

119, 174, 210, 220,

221, 224

119, 174, 210, 220,

221, 224

154, 163, 210, 220,

221, 224

154, 163, 210, 220,

221, 224

154, 163, 210, 220,

221, 224

154, 163, 210, 220,

221, 224

Valid License

Valid License

000, 100, 200

000, 100, 200

000, 100, 200

005, 010, 105, 110,

205, 210

000, 005, 010, 100,

105, 110, 200, 205,

210

005, 010, 105, 110,

205, 210

005, 010, 105, 110,

205, 210

005, 010, 105, 110,

205, 210

005, 010, 105, 110,

205, 210

005, 010, 105, 110,

205, 210

005, 010, 105, 110,

205, 210

005, 010, 105, 110,

205, 210

000, 005, 010, 100,

105, 110, 200, 205,

210

000, 005, 010, 105,

110, 205, 210

000, 005, 010, 105,

110, 205, 210

000, 100, 200

000, 005, 010, 100,

105, 110, 200, 205,

210


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Developmental

Distance Learning

Secondary

Middle

Secondary

Middle

Secondary

320151

320152

320122

320123

320124

320125

230180

230221

260231

429903

000249

280411

230136

320140

110226

110227

300423

110214

JOBS FOR MISSISSIPPI GRADUATES - GRADE 7

JOBS FOR MISSISSIPPI GRADUATES - GRADE 8

JOBS FOR MISSISSIPPI GRADUATES I

JOBS FOR MISSISSIPPI GRADUATES II

JOBS FOR MISSISSIPPI GRADUATES III

JOBS FOR MISSISSIPPI GRADUATES IV

LEARNING STRATEGIES GRADES 9-12

D-LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT - MIDDLE SCHOOL

D-COMPENSATORY BIOLOGY I

D-FORENSIC SCIENCE

D-INTRODUCTION TO ENGINEERING

D-NORTHEAST LAUDERDALE HIGH - NJROTC DRILL

DL-8TH GRADE MATHMATICS (BOONEVILLE)

DL-LEARNING STRATEGIES GRADES 7-8

DL-ACT/SAT PREP I

DL-ACT/SAT PREP II

DL-ADVANCED MATH PLUS - MSMS

DL-ADVANCED PROGRAMMING

Valid License

Valid License

Valid License

Valid License

Valid License

Valid License

Valid License

119, 149, 192, 196

115, 181

181

154, 182, 185, 189,

927, 983, 994, 998

499

154, 163, 901

NONE

NONE

NONE

154, 163

NONE

000

000

005, 010, 105, 110,

205, 210

005, 010, 105, 110,

205, 210

005, 010, 105, 110,

205, 210

010, 110, 210

005, 010, 105, 110,

205, 210

000, 100, 200

105, 205

005, 105, 205

010, 110, 210

000, 010, 100, 110,

200, 210

010, 110, 210

000, 100, 200

005, 010, 105, 110,

205, 210

005, 010, 105, 110,

205, 210

010

010, 110, 210


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Distance Learning

Secondary

260619

450620

260624

160660

400220

260506

260148

260315

270445

300422

270420

270421

270414

270432

230175

230119

230178

400524

200182

230149

320150

070175

340138

230512

231020

500520

230135

230176

080332

DL-AEROSPACE STUDIES

DL-APPLIED ECONOMICS

DL-AQUATIC SCIENCE

DL-ASTRONOMY

DL-ASTRONOMY

DL-BIOLOGY II

DL-BIOLOGY- GENERAL- ADVANCED PLACEMENT

DL-BOTANY

DL-CALCULUS

DL-CALCULUS - MSMS

DL-CALCULUS- A. B.- ADVANCED PLACEMENT

DL-CALCULUS- B. C.- ADVANCED PLACEMENT

DL-CCR ALGEBRA II

DL-CCR ALGEBRA III

DL-CCR ENGLISH I

DL-CCR ENGLISH II

DL-CCR ENGLISH III

DL-CHEMISTRY- ADVANCED PLACEMENT

DL-CHILD DEVELOPMENT

DL-COMMUNICATIONS IN BUSINESS

DL-COMPENSATORY MATH

DL-COMPUTATION IN BUSINESS

DL-CONTEMPORARY HEALTH

DL-CREATIVE WRITING

DL-DEBATE

DL-DRAMATIC CRITICISM AND PERFORMANCE

DL-ENGLISH LANGUAGE & COMPOSITION- ADVANCED PLACEMENT

DL-ENGLISH LITERATURE AND COMPOSITION- ADVANCED PLACEMENT

DL-ENTREPRENEURSHIP

NONE

NONE

NONE

187, 189

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

154

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

105, 205

105, 205

105, 205

105, 205

105, 205

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

105, 205

010, 110, 210

010

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

105, 205

105, 205

010, 110, 210

105, 205

005, 010, 105, 110,

205, 210

105, 205

005, 010, 105, 110,

205, 210

010, 105, 205

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

005, 010, 105, 110,

205, 210


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Distance Learning

Secondary

260612

450858

200137

200135

200123

269990

200109

230128

160970

160971

160972

160974

500902

260614

400635

160670

300421

160550

160551

160553

450846

451009

260753

300415

110172

070135

270247

160351

160352

DL-ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE

DL-EUROPEAN HISTORY- GRADE 12 - ADVANCED PLACEMENT

DL-FAMILY & INDIVIDUAL HEALTH

DL-FAMILY DYNAMICS

DL-FAMILY LIVING AND PARENTHOOD

DL-FIELD EXPERIENCES IN ASTRONOMY

DL-FOODS AND NUTRITION

DL-FOUNDATIONS OF JOURNALISM

DL-FRENCH I

DL-FRENCH II

DL-FRENCH III

DL-FRENCH IV

DL-GENERAL MUSIC- GRADES 9-12

DL-GENETICS

DL-GEOLOGY

DL-GEOLOGY

DL-GEOMETRY - MSMS

DL-GERMAN I

DL-GERMAN II

DL-GERMAN III

DL-GLOBAL STUDIES

DL-HISTORY OF THE ANCIENT MIDDLE EAST 2000 BC TO 100 AD

DL-HUMAN ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGY

DL-HUMANITIES

DL-INNOVATIVE APPLICATIONS USING TECHNOLOGY

DL-INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS

DL-INTRODUCTION TO ENGINEERING

DL-JAPANESE I

DL-JAPANESE II

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

182, 187, 189

154

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

005, 010, 105, 110,

205, 210

010, 110, 210

105, 205

105, 205

105, 205

105, 205

105, 205

005, 010, 105, 110,

205, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

105, 205

105, 205

010, 110, 210

010

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

105, 205

010, 105, 110, 205,

210

010, 110, 210

010, 205

105, 205

105, 205

005, 105, 205

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210


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Distance Learning

Secondary

160962

160963

220102

320139

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450622

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230762

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260620

400850

270540

420113

200139

160450

160452

260129

451125

160951

160952

160953

160959

DL-LATIN I

DL-LATIN II

DL-LAW RELATED EDUCATION

DL-LEARNING STRATEGIES

DL-LEGAL SYSTEMS IN BUSINESS

DL-LOCAL CULTURE

DL-MACROECONOMICS- ADVANCED PLACEMENT

DL-MICROECONOMICS- ADVANCED PLACEMENT

DL-MISSISSIPPI WRITERS

DL-MOLECULAR BIOLOGY

DL-MUSIC THEORY AND HARMONY/LITERATURE

DL-NOTETAKING AND STUDY SKILLS

DL-ORAL COMMUNICATION

DL-PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT

DL-PERSONAL FINANCE

DL-PERSONAL LEADERSHIP

DL-PHYSICAL SCIENCE

DL-PHYSICS I

DL-PROBABILITY AND STATISTICS

DL-PSYCHOLOGY

DL-RESOURCE MANAGEMENT

DL-RUSSIAN I

DL-RUSSIAN II

DL-SCIENCE SKILLS AND REASONING

DL-SOCIOLOGY

DL-SPANISH I

DL-SPANISH II

DL-SPANISH III

DL-SPANISH IV

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Distance Learning

Driver Education

Dual Credit Academic - Business and Tech. Ed. - IHL's and/or CJC's

Secondary

Secondary

Secondary

230424

270460

450842

230122

110225

500506

500507

270450

450157

450860

450815

500703

500700

110197

450707

450844

450816

450817

260695

340151

902115

DL-SURVEY OF 20TH CENTURY WRITING

DL-SURVEY OF ADVANCED MATHEMATICAL TOPICS

DL-SURVEY OF AFRICAN AMERICAN WRITING

DL-TECHNICAL AND WORKPLACE WRITING

DL-TELECOMMUNICATIONS AND NETWORKING

DL-THEATRE I

DL-THEATRE II

DL-TRIGONOMETRY

DL-U. S. GOVERNMENT

DL-U.S. GOVERNMENT POLITICS- ADVANCED PLACEMENT

DL-UNITED STATES HISTORY- GRADES 11- 12 ADVANCED PLACEMENT

DL-VISUAL ARTS I

DL-VISUAL ARTS II

DL-WEB PAGE DESIGN

DL-WORLD GEOGRAPHY, INTRODUCTION TO

DL-WORLD GEOGRAPHY- ADVANCED

DL-WORLD HISTORY ADVANCED PLACEMENT

DL-WORLD HISTORY FROM AGE OF ENLIGHTENMENT TO PRESENT

DL-ZOOLOGY

DRIVER EDUCATION

DC - AC CIRCUITS

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Secondary

902116

902123

902124

901164

901163

902169

902341

903272

902148

902165

902145

902126

902150

902153

902164

902154

902155

902159

902140

902146

902166

902545

902553

902550

902551

902560

902180

902160

902186

902552

901165

DC - AC/DC CIRCUITS

DC - ACCOUNTING I (ACC 1213)

DC - ACCOUNTING II (ACC 1223)

DC - AIRCRAFT ENGINE OPERATION

DC - APPLIED METEOROLOGY

DC - BUSINESS COMMUNICATION

DC - BUSINESS STATISTICS

DC - CDT 2714 SOC STUDENT MATH SCIENCE YOUNG CHILD

DC - CLIENT - SIDE PROGRAMMING IST 1414

DC - COBOL PROGRAMMING

DC - COMMERCIAL INDUSTRIAL WIRING

DC - COMP. APPS. IN BUS & IND

DC - COMPUTER APPLICATIONS I

DC - COMPUTER APPLICATIONS II

DC - COMPUTER CONCEPTS

DC - COMPUTER PROGRAMMING I

DC - COMPUTER PROGRAMMING II

DC - COMPUTER SCIENCE

DC - CPT CODING

DC - DATABASE AND SQL CONCEPTS IST 1163

DC - DESKTOP PUBLISHING

DC - ELEMENTS OF SURVEYING

DC - ENGINEERING DRAWING

DC - ENGINEERING MECHANICS

DC - ENGINEERING MECHANICS II

DC - EVENT MANAGEMENT

DC - FLUID POWER

DC - FORTAN PROGRAMMING

DC - FUNDAMENTALS OF ELECTRICITY

DC - GRAPHICS COMMUNICATION I

DC - HUMAN FACTORS

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Dual Credit Courses - Arts - Visual and Performing

Secondary

Secondary

*

908121

902452

902450

902161

901141

901160

901159

902453

902125

902135

902138

902142

902144

901129

902451

901161

901162

902182

902158

902275

901140

902190

901142

902162

902163

902149

902147

902642

901338

DC - INTRO TO SOCIOLOGY I

DC - INTRO. TO CORRECTIONS

DC - INTRO. TO CRIMINAL JUSTICE

DC - INTRO. TO SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY

DC - INTRODUCTION OF STEM PROFESSIONS

DC - INTRODUCTION TO AVIATION

DC - INTRODUCTION TO AVIATION II

DC - JUVENILE JUSTICE

DC - LEGAL ENV. IN BUSINESS

DC - MARKETING DECISIONS

DC - MECHANICAL DESIGN I

DC - MICROSOFT EXCEL

DC - MOTOR CONTROL SYSTEMS

DC - PERSONAL FINANCE MGMT.

DC - POLICE ADMINISTRATION AND ORGANIZATION

DC - PRIVATE PILOT GROUND

DC - PRIVATE PILOT GROUND II

DC - PROGRAMMABLE LOGIC CONTROLLERS

DC - PROGRAMMING I WITH C++

DC - SMART START (ACADEMIC)

DC - SPECIAL PROBLEMS IN AVIATION

DC - SPECIAL PROJECTS AUTOMOTIVE

DC - SURVEY OF HEALTH CARE CAREERS II

DC - VISUAL BASIC COMPUTER PROGRAMMING I

DC - VISUAL BASIC COMPUTER PROGRAMMING II

DC - VISUSAL BASIC PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE IST 1314

DC - WEB AND PROGRAMMING CONCEPTS IST 1154

DC - WORD PROCESSING I

DC - 3-D DESIGN

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Secondary

903060

903061

903062

901362

901363

901332

901357

901334

903073

901339

901359

901360

903070

901327

903127

901326

901325

901336

901337

901330

901331

903068

901335

901351

901352

903072

901333

903063

903066

903067

DC - ART APPRECIATION

DC - ART HISTORY I

DC - ART HISTORY II

DC - AUDIO ENGINEERING I

DC - AUDIO ENGINEERING II

DC - BALLET TECHNIQUE IV

DC - BASIC COMPUTER SKILLS FOR MUSICIANS

DC - BEGINNING BALLET

DC - CHORUS

DC - COMPUTER IN ART

DC - COMPUTER RECORDING I

DC - COMPUTER RECORDING II

DC - DANCE APPRECIATION

DC - DANCE COMPOSITION

DC - DANCE COMPOSITION

DC - DANCE IMPROVISATION

DC - DANCE IN CULTURE

DC - DESIGN I

DC - DESIGN II

DC - DRAWING I

DC - DRAWING II

DC - FUND OF THEATRE PROD.

DC - IRISH TRADITIONAL DANCE

DC - MAJOR VOICE, ORGANS, PIANO, OR INSTRUMENT I AND II

DC - MAJOR VOICE, ORGANS, PIANO, OR INSTRUMENT III AND IV

DC - MAKE-UP

DC - MODERN DANCE TECHNIQUE II

DC - MUSIC APPRECIATION

DC - MUSIC HISTORY I

DC - MUSIC HISTORY II

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Dual Credit Courses - Business and Tech. Ed.

Dual Credit Courses - CTE

Secondary

Secondary

Middle

Secondary

903064

901355

901353

901354

903065

901356

901760

901761

901350

901358

901361

903069

901948

902122

902157

902350

906930

902168

902112

902137

923111

DC - MUSIC SURVEY

DC - MUSIC THEORY I AND II WITH LABS

DC - MUSIC THEORY I/LAB

DC - MUSIC THEORY II/LAB

DC - MUSIC THEORY III

DC - MUSIC THEORY III AND VI WITH LABS

DC - PAINTING I

DC - PAINTING II

DC - PIANO I, II, III, & VI

DC - SURVEY OF POPULAR MUSIC

DC - THE CRAFT OF SONGWRITING

DC - THEATRE APPREC./STAGECRAFT

DC - VOICE

DC - ACCOUNTING II

DC - ADVANCED DESKTOP PUBLISHING

DC - CAREER EXPLORATION

DC - COLLEGE STUDY SKILLS

DC - INTRODUCTION TO INTEGRATED MARKET COMMUNICATION

DC - PROGRAMMING PYTHON II IST 1764

DC - WEB DEVELOPMENT USING HTML & CSS IST 1433

DC - THEORY AND APPLICATION OF CARPENTRY I

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Secondary

*

*

903080

981010

903081

903082

922002

926006

923304

923301

923306

921103

921105

921106

921107

902014

903085

903086

924005

920145

903090

903094

903075

903074

924404

927002

927003

DC - ABT 1223 NON-STRUCT ANALYSIS & DAMAGE REP I

DC - ABT 1313REFINISHING I

DC - ABT 1323 REFINISHING II

DC - ABT 1443 MECHANICAL AND ELECT COMPONENTS I

DC - ACCOUNTING FUNDAMENTALS

DC - ADVANCED STUDIES IN CULINARY ARTS

DC - ADVANCED WELDING

DC - ADVANCED WELDING

DC - ADVANCED WELDING II

DC - AGRIBUSINESS AND ENTREPRENEURSHIP TECHNOLOGY

DC - AGRICULTURAL AND NATURAL RESOURCES : SOILS AND AG LAB

OPERATIONS

DC - AGRICULTURAL AND NATURAL RESOURCES: ENVIRONMENTAL

SCIENCE

DC - AGRICULTURAL AND NATURAL RESOURCES: EQUIPMENT

OPERATION AND BUSINESS MANAGEMENT

DC - AGRICULTURE, CONSTRUCTION, MANUFACTURING, AND

TRANSPORTATION PATHWAY

DC - AGT 1111 SURVEY OF AGRICULTURAL TECHNOLOGY

DC - AGT 2913 SPECIAL PROBLEMS IN AGRICULTURAL BUSINESS &

MANAGEMENT

DC - APPLIED ENGINEERING CONCEPTS

DC - ARTS AND HUMANITIES PATHWAY

DC - ATT 1124 BASIC ELECTRICAL/ELECTRONICS SYSTEMS

DC - ATT 1313 MANUAL DRIVE TRAINS/TRANSAXLES

DC - ATT 1424 ENGINE PERFORMANCE I

DC - ATT 1811 INTRO TO SAFTETY AND EMP

DC - AUDIO AND VIDEO PRODUCTION

DC - AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE FUNDAMENTALS I

DC - AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE FUNDAMENTALS II

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Secondary

*

927004

927005

927000

927001

925903

903096

903095

922001

922300

922301

922302

920150

924405

990004

923110

903240

903250

903251

903253

903254

903252

921209

903274

903276

903270

926203

DC - AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE FUNDAMENTALS III

DC - AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE FUNDAMENTALS IV

DC - AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE I

DC - AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE II

DC - BODY STRUCTURE AND FUNCTION (CTE)

DC - BOT 1213 PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT

DC - BOT 1763 COMMUNICATION ESSENTIALS

DC - BUSINESS FINANCE

DC - BUSINESS FUNDAMENTALS

DC - BUSINESS FUNDAMENTALS I

DC - BUSINESS FUNDAMENTALS II

DC - BUSINESS PATHWAY

DC - BUSINESS, EVAUATION & DEVELOPMENT SIMILATION AND

ANIMATION PROJECTS

DC - CAREER PATHWAY EXPERIEINCE

DC - CARPENTRY

DC - CAT 2313 BASIC ADVERTISING DESIGN

DC - CCT 1116 FOUNDATIONS

DC - CCT 1133 BLUEPRINT READING FOR CONSTRUCTION

DC - CCT 1163 CONSTRUCTION MATHEMATICS

DC - CCT 1163 CONSTRUCTION MATHEMATICS

DC - CCT 2913 SPEC PROB RESIDENTIAL CARPENTRY TECH

DC - CCT1213 CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS

DC - CDT 1113 EARLY CHILDHOOD PROFESSION

DC - CDT 1313 CREATIVE ARTS FOR YOUNG CHILDREN

DC - CDT 1344 CHILD HEALTH, SAFETY AND NUTRITION

DC - CHIDREN'S HEALTH, SAFETY, AND GUIDANCE

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Secondary

*

924122

927100

927101

921000

921605

921600

921602

921610

926001

903291

903290

903292

921620

921615

921616

924403

927205

927207

927204

920155

923120

920106

920104

924352

924002

924006

DC - CHILD DEVELOPMENT (CTE)

DC - COLLISION REPAIR I

DC - COLLISION REPAIR II

DC - CONCEPTS OF AGRISCIENCE

DC - CRJ 1313 INTRODUCTION OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE

DC - CRJ 1323 POLICE ADMINISTRATION AND ORGANIZATION

DC - CRJ 1363 INTRODUCTION TO CORRECTIONS NATIONAL

CREDENTIAL: MEMA CERTIFICATION

DC - CRJ 2313 POLICE OPERATIONS

DC - CULINARY ARTS II

DC - CUT 1153 INTRODUCTION TO CULINARY ARTS

DC - CUT 1613 NUTRITION

DC - CUT 2223 MENU PLANNING

DC - DDT 1313 PRINCIPLES OF CAD

DC - DDT 1314 COMPUTER AIDED DESIGN I (CAD)

DC - DDT 1324 COMPUTER AIDED DESIGN II (CAD)

DC - DESIGN VISUALIZATION & CHARACTER DEVELOPMENT

DC - DIESEL AUXILIARY COMPONENTS AND SYSTEMS

DC - DIESEL ELECTRICAL/ELECRONIC SYSTEMS

DC - DIESEL ENGINE PERFORMANCE

DC - EDUCATION PATHWAY

DC - ELECTRICAL

DC - EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT AND MILITARY PROFESSIONS

DC - EMERGENCY SERVICES AND CORRECTIONS

DC - ENERGY ALTERNATIVE FORMS

DC - ENGINEERING FUNDAMENTALS

DC - ENGINEERING GRAPHICS - DDT1163

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Secondary

*

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920003

924402

903310

903315

926302

926202

921104

927206

924109

925904

925905

981414

903330

903332

925000

925001

920160

920103

920165

903510

903610

903630

903620

922215

922213

DC - ENTREPRENEURSHIP

DC - ETHICS, DESIGN THEORY, AND PHOTOGRAPHY

DC - ETT 1223 ILLUSTRATION AND ARTISTIC RENDERING

DC - ETT 1234 INTRO TO DIGITAL MEDIA SOUND/LIGHTING

DC - FOUNDATIONS OF AN EDUCATOR

DC - FUNDAMENTALS AND STAGES OF CHILD DEVELOPMENT

DC - FUNDAMENTALS OF AGRICULTURAL AND NATURAL RESOURCES

DC - FUNDAMENTALS OF DIESEL SYSTEMS AND COMPONENTS

DC - FUNDAMENTALS OF DIGITAL MEDIA

DC - FUNDAMENTALS OF NURSING (CTE)

DC - FUNDAMENTALS OF NURSING LAB (CTE)

DC - FUNDAMENTALS OF OIL AND GAS ELP 1113

DC - FVT 1114 EDITING I

DC - FVT 2513 MOTION GRAPHICS AND VISUAL EFFECTS

DC - HEALTH CARE AND CLINCIAL SERVICES I

DC - HEALTH CARE AND CLINICAL SCIENCES II

DC - HELTH SCIENCE AND NURSING PATHWAY

DC - HISTORY OF LAW AND LEGAL SYSTEMS

DC - HOSPITAL AND HUMAN SERVICE PATHWAY

DC - HRT 1213 SANITATION AND SAFETY

DC - IMT 1414 PHOTOGRAPHY FOR GAMES

DC - IMT 2512 GAME EVALUATION

DC - IMT 2612 AUDIO DESIG AND PRODUCTION A & S

DC - INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY FUNDAMENTALS I

DC - INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY FUNDAMENTALS II

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010, 110, 210


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Secondary

922214

922212

927103

370104

922003

923103

923300

920107

926205

922400

922401

923130

923207

921622

903770

921640

921623

924130

981415

923302

926002

924120

924550

923400

923401

923402

902110

DC - INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY NETWORKING I

DC - INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY NETWORKING II

DC - INTERMEDIATE PAINTING AND REFINISHING

DC - INTRODUCTION TO AUTOMATION AND CONTROLS - MFT1112

DC - INTRODUCTION TO BUSINESS BAD 1113

DC - INTRODUCTION TO CONSTRUCTION

DC - INTRODUCTION TO WELDING

DC - LET 1123 INTRODUCTION TO LAW

DC - MANAGEMENT OF A QUALITY CHILD CARE PROGRAM

DC - MARKETING

DC - MARKETING ESSENTIALS

DC - MASONRY

DC - METAL FABRICATION II

DC - MMT 1113 PRINCIPLES OF MARKETING

DC - MMT 1313 PERSONAL SELLING

DC - MMT 1713 MARKETING SEMINAR

DC - MMT 2213 PRINCIPLES OF MANAGEMENT

DC - NUTRITION AND WELLNESS (CTE)

DC - OIL AND GAS BEST PRACTICES ELP 1123

DC - ORIENTATION AND CUTTING

DC - ORIENTATION TO CULINARY ARTS

DC - PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT (CTE)

DC - PNV 1213 BODY STRUCTURE AND FUNCTION

DC - PRECISION MACHING

DC - PRECISION MACHING I

DC - PRECISION MACHING II

DC - PROGRAMMING IN PYTHON IST 1724

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

975

Valid License

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

000, 976

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 020, 110, 120,

210, 220

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 020, 110, 120,

210, 220

010, 110, 210

010, 020, 110, 120,

210, 220

010, 020, 110, 120,

210, 220

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

020, 025, 120, 125,

220, 225

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 020, 110, 120,

210, 220

010, 020, 110, 120,

210, 220

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210


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Secondary*

*

*

920170

924129

923102

922402

921004

920175

923303

924400

924406

902276

920105

925200

902105

924004

926300

926204

923112

926004

926005

923121

925003

925004

921654

921650

921656

921652

921631

DC - PUBLIC SAFETY AND ADMINISTRATION PATHWAY

DC - RESOURCE MANAGEMENT (CTE)

DC - SAFETY AND ORIENTATION TO CONSTRUCTION

DC - SALES AND DISTRIBUTION

DC - SCIENCE OF AGRICULTURAL MECHANIZATION

DC - SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY, ENGINEERING AND MATHEMATICS

PATHWAY

DC - SHIELDED METAL ARC WELDING (SHAW)

DC - SIMULATION AND ANIMATION DESIGN I

DC - SIMULATION AND ANIMATION DESIGN II

DC - SMART START (CTE)

DC - SPECIAL TOPICS IN LAW AND PUBLIC SAFETY

DC - SPORTS MEDICINE

DC - SQL PROGRAMMING IST 1513

DC - SYSTEMS IN ENGINEERING

DC - TEACHER ACADEMY I

DC - THE LEARNING ENVIRONMENT

DC - THEORY AND APPLICATION OF CARPENTRY II

DC - THEORY AND APPLICATION OF CULINARY ARTS I

DC - THEORY AND APPLICATION OF CULINARY ARTS II

DC - THEORY AND APPLICATION OF ELECTRICAL I

DC - THEORY AND APPLICATION OF HEALTH SCIENCE I

DC - THEORY AND APPLICATION OF HEALTH SCIENCE II

DC - WLT 1115 SHIELDED METAL ARC WELDING I

DC - WLT 1173 INTRODUCTION TO WELDING & SAFETY

DC - WLT 1225 SHIELDED METAL ARC WELDING II

DC - WLT 1232 BLUEPRINT READ, WELD & METALLURGY

DC - WLT 1313 CUTTING PROCESSES

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

Valid License

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 020, 110, 120,

210, 220

010, 020, 110, 120,

210, 220

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 020, 110, 120,

210, 220

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 020, 110, 120,

210, 220

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210


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Dual Credit Courses - English Language Arts

Dual Credit Courses - Health, Safety, and Phys. Ed.

Secondary

Secondary

903423

903424

903054

903055

903056

903057

903050

903051

903511

921601

901510

903150

903151

903010

903043

903152

903041

903005

903006

903040

908050

903052

903053

903071

904940

903144

903059

905061

DC - AFRICAN-AMERICAN LIT. I

DC - AFRICAN-AMERICAN LIT. II

DC - AMERICAN LITERATURE I

DC - AMERICAN LITERATURE II

DC - BRITISH LITERATURE I

DC - BRITISH LITERATURE II

DC - COMPOSITION I

DC - COMPOSITION II

DC - CREATIVE WRITING

DC - CRJ 1343 POLICE AND COMMUNITY RELATIONS

DC - FILM AS LITERATURE

DC - FOUNDATIONS IN EDUCATION

DC - INTRO TO ELEMENTARY EDUCATION

DC - INTRO TO MASS COMMUNICATIONS

DC - INTRO TO PHILOSOPHY II

DC - INTRO TO SECONDARY EDUCATION

DC - NEW TESTAMENT SURVEY

DC - NEWS WRITING & REPORTING I

DC - NEWS WRITING & REPORTING II

DC - OLD TESTAMENT SURVEY

DC - PHILOSOPHY

DC - SPEECH

DC - SURVEY OF AMERICAN LIT.

DC - VOICE AND DICTION

DC - WORLD LANGUAGES STUDY ABROAD

DC - WORLD LITERATURE I

DC - WORLD LITERATURE II

DC - CARE AND PREVENTION OF ATHLETIC INJURIES

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210


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Dual Credit Courses - Health, Safety, and Phys. Ed.

Dual Credit Courses - Mathematics

Secondary

Secondary

905133

905142

905055

905062

905063

905059

905053

905054

905143

905058

905060

901365

906920

906921

906912

906913

906914

906915

906401

906453

906451

906400

906922

906416

906452

906450

DC - COMPREHENSIVE HEALTH

DC - DRUG EDUCATION

DC - FIRST AID/CPR

DC - HEALTH/PERSONAL & COMMUNITY HEALTH II

DC - INTRO TO HEALTH , P E & REC.

DC - NUTRITION

DC - PERSONAL & COMMUNITY HEALTH I

DC - PHYSCIAL EDUCATION AND HEALTH

DC - PHYSICAL EDUCATION

DC - PRINCIPLES OF FOOD PREPARATION & LAB

DC - PRINCIPLES OF NUTRITION

DC - SURVEY OF HEALTHCARE CAREERS

DC - BUSINESS CALCULUS I

DC - BUSINESS CALCULUS II

DC - CALCULUS I

DC - CALCULUS II

DC - CALCULUS III

DC - CALCULUS IV

DC - COLLEGE ALGEBRA

DC - DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS

DC - FINITE MATH

DC - LINEAR ALEGBRA

DC - PRE-CALCULUS

DC - PRE-CALCULUS

DC - QUANTITATIVE REASONING

DC - STATISTICS

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

010, 110, 210

000, 010, 105, 110,

205, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210


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Dual Credit Courses - Mathematics

Dual Credit Courses - Science

Secondary

Secondary

906411

907212

907213

907538

907311

907312

907155

907533

907216

907611

907150

907151

907521

907522

907821

907823

907822

907824

907703

907631

907632

907535

907154

907650

905057

907534

907531

DC - TRIGONOMETRY

DC - ANATOMY & PHYS. I

DC - ANATOMY & PHYS. II

DC - ANIMAL SCIENCE

DC - BOTANY I

DC - BOTANY II

DC - CELL BIOLOGY

DC - CHEMISTRY SURVEY

DC - DENDROLOGY

DC - ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE

DC - GENERAL BIOLOGY I

DC - GENERAL BIOLOGY II

DC - GENERAL CHEMISTRY I

DC - GENERAL CHEMISTRY II

DC - GENERAL PHYSICS I

DC - GENERAL PHYSICS I-A

DC - GENERAL PHYSICS II

DC - GENERAL PHYSICS II-A

DC - GENERAL ZOOLOGY

DC - GEOLOGY

DC - HISTORICAL GEOLOGY

DC - INTRODUCTORY ORG. CHEM.

DC - MICROBIOLOGY

DC - MILITARY SCIENCE

DC - NUTRITION

DC - ORGANIC & BIO CHEM. SURVEY

DC - ORGANIC CHEMISTRY I

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

000, 010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

000, 010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210


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Dual Credit Courses - Science

Dual Credit Courses - Social Studies

Secondary

Secondary

907532

907700

907699

907536

907537

907214

907215

907152

907153

907825

907701

907702

908114

908021

908022

908113

902128

908051

908111

908112

908115

908010

908122

908116

908358

908125

908357

908127

908126

DC - ORGANIC CHEMISTRY II

DC - PHYSICAL SCIENCE I

DC - PHYSICAL SCIENCE II

DC - PRIN. OF CHEMISTRY I

DC - PRIN. OF CHEMISTRY II

DC - PRINC. OF ANATOMY & PHYS. I

DC - PRINC. OF ANATOMY & PHYS. II

DC - PRINCIPLES OF BIOLOGY I

DC - PRINCIPLES OF BIOLOGY II

DC - SURVEY OF PHYSICS

DC - ZOOLOGY I

DC - ZOOLOGY II

DC - ADOLECENT PSYCHOLOGY

DC - AMERICAN NATIONAL

DC - AMERICAN STATE & LOCAL

DC - CHILD PSYCHOLOGY

DC - COMPARATIVE GOVERNMENT

DC - ETHICS

DC - GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY I

DC - GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY II

DC - HUMAN GROWTH DEVELOPMENT

DC - HUMANITIES

DC - INTRODUCTORY ANTHROPOLOGY

DC - LAB IN PSYCHOLOGY: COGNITION & BEHAVIOR

DC - MAPS AND REMOTE SENSING

DC - MARRIAGE AND FAMILY

DC - PRINCIPLE OF GEOGRAPHY

DC - PRINCIPLES OF MACOECONOMICS

DC - PRINCIPLES OF MICOECONOMICS

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

Valid License

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

010, 110, 210

000, 010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210


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Dual Credit Courses - Social Studies

Dual Credit Courses - World Languages

Secondary

Secondary

908129

908128

908123

908117

908124

908354

908355

908350

908351

908352

908353

908356

908052

908053

904601

904602

904603

904604

904903

904904

904905

904906

904513

904514

DC - QUEST I: THE QUEST BEGINS (STARKVILLE ONLY)

DC - SEMINAR: MOST INFLUENTIAL SCIENTISTS OF THE 20TH

CENTURY (STARKVILLE ONLY)

DC - SOCIAL PROBLEMS

DC - SOCIAL WORK

DC - THE FAMILY

DC - US HISTORY I

DC - US HISTORY II

DC - WESTERN CIV. I

DC - WESTERN CIV. II

DC - WORLD CIV. I

DC - WORLD CIV. II

DC - WORLD GEOGRAPHY

DC - WORLD RELIGIONS I

DC - WORLD RELIGIONS II

DC - CHINESE I

DC - CHINESE II

DC - CHINESE III

DC - CHINESE IV

DC - FRENCH I

DC - FRENCH II

DC - FRENCH III

DC - FRENCH IV

DC - GERMAN I

DC - GERMAN II

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

110, 210

110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 120, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210


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Dual Credit Courses - World Languages

English Language Arts

Secondary

Middle

Secondary

904515

904516

902470

904427

904428

904933

904934

904935

904936

230101

230104

230186

100104

230107

230110

230113

230116

230511

231026

230117

DC - GERMAN III

DC - GERMAN IV

DC - JAPANESE I

DC - RUSSIAN I

DC - RUSSIAN II

DC - SPANISH I

DC - SPANISH II

DC - SPANISH III

DC - SPANISH IV

ENGLISH- GRADE 7

ENGLISH- GRADE 8

READY FOR HIGH SCHOOL LITERACY (8TH AND 9TH GRADE ONLY)

BROADCAST JOURNALISM

CCR ENGLISH I

CCR ENGLISH II

CCR ENGLISH III

CCR ENGLISH IV

CREATIVE WRITING

DEBATE

ENGLISH LANGUAGE AND COMPOSITION- ADVANCED PLACEMENT

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

119, 174, 902

119, 174, 902

119

119, 123, 149, 196,

440

119

119

119

119

119, 149

119, 196

119 & 614

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

005, 010, 015, 020,

025, 110, 210

005, 010, 015, 020,

025, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

000, 100, 200

000, 100, 200

010, 110, 210

005, 010, 105, 110,

205, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

005, 010, 105, 110,

205, 210

005, 010, 105, 110,

205, 210

010, 110, 210


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English Language Arts

Family and Consumer Sciences (CTE)

Gifted Education

Secondary

Secondary

Secondary

230174

230185

270603

230761

231010

270604

230430

230440

230150

230124

230125

230142

230144

200122

200140

200121

200130

200129

280112

ENGLISH LITERATURE AND COMPOSITION- ADVANCED PLACEMENT

ESSENTIALS FOR COLLEGE LITERACY (ACT: 15 AND 18 IN ENGLISH;

GRADE 12 ONLY)

FOUNDATIONS OF JOURNALISM

MISSISSIPPI WRITERS

ORAL COMMUNICATION

PRINT JOURNALISM

RESEARCH - ADVANCED PLACEMENT

SEMINAR - ADVANCED PLACEMENT

SREB LITERACY READY

SURVEY OF AFRICAN AMERICAN WRITING

SURVEY OF TWENTIETH CENTURY WRITING

TECHNICAL AND WORKPLACE WRITING

WORLD LITERATURE

CHILD DEVELOPMENT (CTE)

CONTEMPORARY HEALTH (GRADES 9-12)

FAMILY DYNAMICS (CTE)

NUTRITION AND WELLNESS (CTE)

RESOURCE MANAGEMENT (CTE)

G-AEROSPACE STUDIES

119 & 615

119 & 930

119, 149, 440

119

119, 196

119, 149, 440

648

647

119 & 930

119

119

119, 149

119

948, 949

143, 948, 949

948, 949

321, 322, 948, 949

948, 949

182 & 207, 187 & 207,

188 & 207, 189 & 207

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

005, 010, 105, 110,

205, 210

005, 010, 105, 110,

205, 210

005, 010, 105, 110,

205, 210

005, 010, 105, 110,

205, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

005, 010, 105, 110,

205, 210

005, 010, 105, 110,

205, 210

005, 010, 105, 110,

205, 210

005, 010, 105, 110,

205, 210

105, 205

010, 105, 110, 205,

210

105, 205

105, 205

105, 205

105, 205


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Gifted Education

Secondary

500843

500838

500839

500841

260243

279808

279809

230270

230271

230272

400505

451021

110140

110148

230509

500404

231025

500535

230217

230275

230273

260605

450865

160915

G-ART HISTORY - ADVANCED PLACEMENT

G-ART STUDIO - 2-D DESIGN PORTFOLIO - ADVANCED PLACEMENT

G-ART, STUDIO - 3-D DESIGN PORTFOLIO - ADVANCED PLACEMENT

G-ART, STUDIO, DRAWING PORTFOLIO - ADVANCED PLACEMENT

G-BIOLOGY - ADVANCED PLACEMENT

G-CALCULUS AB - ADVANCED PLACEMENT

G-CALCULUS BC - ADVANCED PLACEMENT

G-CCR ENGLISH I

G-CCR ENGLISH II

G-CCR ENGLISH III

G-CHEMISTRY, GENERAL - ADVANCED PLACEMENT

G-COMPARATIVE GOVERNMENT AND POLITICS - ADVANCED PLACEMENT

G-COMPUTER SCIENCE A - ADVANCED PLACEMENT

G-COMPUTER SCIENCE AB - ADVANCED PLACEMENT

G-CREATIVE WRITING

G-DANCE PERFORMANCE IV

G-DEBATE

G-DRAMATIC CRITICISM AND PERFORMANCE

G-ENGLISH LANGUAGE AND COMPOSITION - ADVANCED PLACEMENT

G-ENGLISH LITERATURE AND COMPOSIITION - ADVANCED PLACEMENT

G-ENGLISH, ACCELERATED - GRADE 12

G-ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE, GENERAL- ADVANCED PLACEMENT

G-EUROPEAN HISTORY - ADVANCED PLACEMENT

G-FRENCH LANGUAGE - ADVANCED PLACEMENT

102 & 207 & 640

102 & 207 & 642

102 & 207 & 643

102 & 207 & 644

181 & 207 & 626

154 & 207 & 609

154 & 207 & 610

119 & 207

119 & 207

119 & 207

185 & 207 & 627

192 & 207 & 633

111 & 207 & 612, 113 &

207 & 612, 118 & 207 &

612

111 & 207 & 613, 113 &

207 & 613, 118 & 207 &

613

119 & 207, 149 & 207

112 & 207, 121 & 207

119 & 207, 196 & 207

119 & 207, 123 & 207,

196 & 207

119 & 207 & 614

119 & 207 & 615

119 & 207

181 & 207 & 628, 182 &

207 & 628, 185 & 207 &

628, 187 & 207 & 628,

188 & 207 & 628, 189 &

207 & 628

192 & 207 & 632

130 & 207 & 617

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

105, 205

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

105, 205

010, 105, 110, 205,

210

010, 110, 210

010, 105, 110, 205,

210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210


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Gifted Education

Secondary

160914

300642

160518

300405

300406

160927

160966

160965

450625

450626

500888

500953

509907

400840

400851

400852

400858

270530

420120

160945

160946

500615

500526

451007

G-FRENCH LITERATURE - ADVANCED PLACEMENT

G-FUTURE STUDIES

G-GERMAN LANGUAGE - ADVANCED PLACEMENT

G-HUMANITIES I

G-HUMANITIES II

G-LATIN LITERATURE - ADVANCED PLACEMENT

G-LATIN, CATULLUS, HORACE - ADVANCED PLACEMENT

G-LATIN, VIRGIL - ADVANCED PLACEMENT

G-MACRO ECONOMICS - ADVANCED PLACEMENT

G-MICRO ECONOMICS - ADVANCED PLACEMENT

G-MUSIC THEORY - ADVANCED PLACEMENT

G-MUSIC, THEORY AND HARMONY/LITERATURE

G-PERFORMING ARTS - SPECIAL COURSE

G-PHYSICS C, ELECTRICITY AND MAGNETISM - ADVANCED PLACEMENT

G-PHYSICS I - ADVANCED PLACEMENT

G-PHYSICS II - ADVANCED PLACEMENT

G-PHYSICS, MECHANICS - ADVANCED PLACEMENT

G-PROBABILITY AND STATISTICS

G-PSYCHOLOGY - ADVANCED PLACEMENT

G-SPANISH LANGUAGE - ADVANCED PLACEMENT

G-SPANISH LITERATURE - ADVANCED PLACEMENT

G-THEATRE III

G-THEATRE IV

G-U.S. GOVERNMENT AND POLITICS - ADVANCED PLACEMENT

130 & 207 & 618

192 & 207

134 & 207 & 619

119 & 207, 192 & 207

119 & 207, 192 & 207

135 & 207 & 622

135 & 207

135 & 207 & 623

192 & 207 & 636

192 & 207 & 637

165 & 207 & 641, 166 &

207 & 641, 167 & 207 &

641

165 & 207, 166 & 207,

167 & 207

123 & 207, 125 & 207,

165 & 207, 166 & 207,

167 & 207, 196 & 207

189 & 207 & 630

189 & 207 & 629

189 & 207 & 629

189 & 207 & 631

154 & 207

171 & 207 & 645, 192 &

207 & 645

140 & 207 & 624

140 & 207 & 625

119 & 207, 123 & 207,

196 & 207

119 & 207, 123 & 207,

196 & 207

192 & 207 & 634

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210

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Gifted Education

Health Safety & Physical Ed

Mathematics

Secondary

Middle

Secondary

Middle

450809

500115

500116

500117

500118

500119

500120

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340132

340111

340133

340142

340113

341081

270721

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270720

270101

270110

G-U.S. HISTORY - ADVANCED PLACEMENT

G-VISUAL ARTS I

G-VISUAL ARTS II

G-VISUAL ARTS III

G-VISUAL ARTS IV

G-VISUAL ARTS V

G-VISUAL ARTS VI

HEALTH EDUCATION- GRADE 7

HEALTH EDUCATION- GRADE 8

PHYSICAL EDUCATION- GRADES 7-8

CONTEMPORARY HEALTH

DRUG EDUCATION

PHYSICAL EDUCATION- GRADES 9-12

SAFETY EDUCATION

CCR COMPACTED MATH GRADE 8 (WITH ALGEBRA I)

CCR COMPACTED MATHEMATICS 7

CCR COMPACTED MATHEMATICS GRADE 8

CCR MATHEMATICS- GRADE 7

SREB READY FOR HIGH SCHOOL MATH (8th AND 9th GRADE ONLY)

192 & 207 & 638

102 & 207, 127 & 207

102 & 207, 127 & 207

102 & 207, 127 & 207

102 & 207, 127 & 207

102 & 207, 127 & 207

102 & 207, 127 & 207

115, 117, 141 - 144

115, 117, 141 - 144

115, 117, 144

142, 143

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154, 163, 901

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154, 163, 901

154

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Mathematics

Military Science

Online Courses Booneville

Secondary

Middle

Secondary

Secondary

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279912

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ADVANCED TECHNICAL MATHEMATICS

CALCULUS

CALCULUS AB - ADVANCED PLACEMENT

CALCULUS BC - ADVANCED PLACEMENT

CCR ADVANCED MATHEMATICS PLUS

CCR ALGEBRA I

CCR ALGEBRA II

CCR ALGEBRA III

CCR GEOMETRY

ESSENTIALS FOR COLLEGE MATH (ACT:BETWEEN 15 AND 18 IN MATH;

GRADE 12 ONLY)

FOUNDATIONS OF ALGEBRA (GRADE 9 ONLY)

SREB MATH READY (ACT BELOW 15 IN MATH; GRADE 12 ONLY)

STATISTICS - ADVANCED PLACEMENT

JROTC - MIDDLE SCHOOL

JROTC I

JROTC II

JROTC III

JROTC IV

OL-ADVANCED TECHNICAL MATH (BOONEVILLE)

OL-ALGEBRA I (BOONEVILLE)

OL-ALGEBRA II (BOONEVILLE)

154

154

154 & 609

154 & 610

154

154, 155, 163

154, 163

154

154, 156

154 & 929

154, 155, 163

154 & 929

154 & 611

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499

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260610

230179

230127

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110655

160680

160685

160690

160695

450422

450420

450400

450423

450524

450425

450426

OL-ALGEBRA III (BOONEVILLE)

OL-AP BIOLOGY (BOONEVILLE)

OL-AP CALCULUS (BOONEVILLE)

OL-AP CHEMISTRY (BOONEVILLE)

OL-AP LITERATURE (BOONEVILLE)

OL-AP PHYSICS I (BOONEVILLE)

OL-AP PHYSICS II (BOONEVILLE)

OL-AP US HISTORY (BOONEVILLE)

OL-BIOLOGY I (BOONEVILLE)

OL-BUSINESS FUNDAMENTALS (CTE) (BOONEVILLE)

OL-CHEMISTRY (BOONEVILLE)

OL-EARTH/SPACE SCIENCE (BOONEVILLE)

OL-ENGLISH IV (BOONEVILLE)

OL-FOUNDATIONS OF ALGEBRA (BOONEVILLE)

OL-GEOMETRY (BOONEVILLE)

OL-MARKETING (CTE) (BOONEVILLE)

OL-SPANISH I (BOONEVILLE)

OL-SPANISH II (BOONEVILLE)

OL-US HISTORY (BOONEVILLE)

OL-WORLD HISTORY (BOONEVILLE)

OL-ACT (EDGENUITY)

OL-ADVANCED MATH PLUS (EDGENUITY)

OL-ALGEBRA III - (EDGENUITY)

OL-AP ENGLISH LITERATURE (EDGENUITY)

OL-AP FRENCH LANGUAGE AND CULTURE (EDGENUITY)

OL-AP HUMAN GEOGRAPHY (EDGENUITY)

OL-AP SPANISH LANGUAGE AND CULTURE (EDGENUITY)

166

181 & 626

154, 609

185 & 627

119 & 615

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181

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192

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OL-AP US GOVERNMENT (EDGENUITY)

OL-AP US HISTORY (EDGENUITY)

OL-AP WORLD HISTORY (EDGENUITY)

OL-BIOLOGY I - (EDGENUITY)

OL-CALCULUS ADVANCED PLACEMENT - (EDGENUITY)

OL-CCR ALGEBRA I - (EDGENUITY)

OL-CCR ALGEBRA II - (EDGENUITY)

OL-CCR ENGLISH GRADE 6 - (EDGENUITY)



OL-CCR ENGLISH I - (EDGENUITY)

OL-CCR ENGLISH II - (EDGENUITY)

OL-CCR ENGLISH III - (EDGENUITY)

OL-CCR ENGLISH IV - (EDGENUITY)

OL-CCR GEOMETRY - (EDGENUITY)

OL-CCR MATHEMATICS GRADE 6 - (EDGENUITY)



OL-CHEMISTRY - (EDGENUITY)

OL-CONTEMPORARY HEALTH - (EDGENUITY)

OL-EARTH AND SPACE SCIENCE - (EDGENUITY)

OL-ECONOMICS - (EDGENUITY)

OL-ENGLISH LANGUAGE AND COMPOSITION ADVANCED PLACEMENT -

(EDGENUITY)

OL-ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE - (EDGENUITY)

OL-ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE ADVANCED PLACEMENT - (EDGENUITY)

OL-FOUNDATIONS OF ALGEBRA - (EDGENUITY)

OL-INTRODUCTION TO WORLD GEOGRAPHY - (EDGENUITY)

OL-MS STUDIES (EDGENUITY)

OL-ORAL COMMUNICATIONS (EDGENUITY)

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Secondary

*

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*

*

*

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450468

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450480

450481

450490

450781

450782

450791

450783

450784

OL-PERSONAL FINANCE (EDGENUITY)

OL-PHYSICAL SCIENCE - (EDGENUITY)

OL-PHYSICS - (EDGENUITY)

OL-PSYCHOLOGY - (EDGENUITY)

OL-PSYCHOLOGY ADVANCED PLACEMENT - (EDGENUITY)

OL-SAT (EDGENUITY)

OL-SCIENCE FOR EIGHTH GRADE - (EDGENUITY)

OL-SCIENCE GRADE 6 - (EDGENUITY)

OL-SCIENCE GRADE 7 - (EDGENUITY)

OL-SOC STUDIES GRADE 7 (WRLD HIST FROM PRE-HIST ERA TO THE

AGE OF ENLTMNT) - (EDGENUITY)

OL-SOC STUDIES GRADE 8 (U S HIST FROM EXPL THROUGH RECONST)

- (EDGENUITY)

OL-SOCIAL STUDIES GRADE 6 (WORLD GEOGRAPHY AND CITIZENSHIP)

- (EDGENUITY)

OL-SOCIOLOGY - (EDGENUITY)

OL-SPANISH I - (EDGENUITY)

OL-SPANISH I - GRADE 6-8 (EDGENUITY)

OL-SPANISH II - (EDGENUITY)

OL-SPANISH II - GRADE 6-8 (EDGENUITY)

OL-U.S. GOVERNMENT - (EDGENUITY)

OL-U.S. HISTORY - (EDGENUITY)

OL-WORLD HISTORY - (EDGENUITY)

OL-6TH GRADE MATH (GRADE RESULTS)

OL-7TH GRADE MATH (GRADE RESULTS)

OL-ACCOUNTING FUNDAMENTALS (GRADE RESULTS)

OL-ADVANCED MATH PLUS (GRADE RESULTS)

OL-ALGEBRA I (GRADE RESULTS)

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*

*

*

*

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450735

450760

450761

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450787

450740

450741

450770

450775

450742

450788

450789

450780

450743

450745

450744

450790

OL-ASTRONOMY - (GRADUATION ALLIANCE)

OL-BIOLOGY (GRADE RESULTS)

OL-BUSINESS LAW - (GRADUATION ALLIANCE)

OL-CAREER DEVELOPMENT - (GRADUATION ALLIANCE)

OL-CAREER EXPLORATIONS - (GRADUATION ALLIANCE)

OL-CAREER READINESS EXPERIENTIAL LEARNING I - (GRADUATION

ALLIANCE)

OL-CAREER READINESS EXPERIENTIAL LEARNING II - (GRADUATION

ALLIANCE)

OL-CAREER READINESS EXPERIENTIAL LEARNING III - (GRADUATION

ALLIANCE)

OL-CCR GEOMETRY - (GRADUATION ALLIANCE)

OL-CONSTRUCTION CAREER READINESS - (GRADUATION ALLIANCE)

OL-CONTEMPORARY HEALTH - (GRADUATION ALLIANCE)

OL-DIGITAL LITERACY IC3 - (GRADUATION ALLIANCE)

OL-EARLY CHILDHOOD I - (GRADUATION ALLIANCE)

OL-ECONOMICS - (GRADUATION ALLIANCE)

OL-EMPLOYABILITY SKILLS - (GRADUATION ALLIANCE)

OL-FOUNDATIONS OF ALGEBRA (GRADE RESULTS)

OL-GEOMETRY (GRADE RESULTS)

OL-HEALTH SCIENCE ORIENTATION - (GRADUATION ALLIANCE)

OL-HUMAN ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGY - (GRADUATION ALLIANCE)

OL-I WILL GRADUATE - (GRADUATION ALLIANCE)

OL-MANUFACTURING READINESS - (GRADUATION ALLIANCE)

OL-MARINE & AQUATIC SCIENCE - (GRADUATION ALLIANCE)

OL-PERSONAL FINANCE (GRADE RESULTS)

OL-PROBABILITY AND STATISTICS (GRADE RESULTS)

OL-SENIOR PORTIFOLIO - (GRADUATION ALLIANCE)

OL-SOCIOLOGY - (GRADUATION ALLIANCE)

OL-U.S. GOVERNMENT - (GRADUATION ALLIANCE)

OL-U.S. HISTORY - (GRADUATION ALLIANCE)

OL-WEB PAGE DESIGN (GRADE RESULTS)

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420112

160969

160947

270565

450161

450152

110245

270555

110242

270435

270552

230352

OL-WORLD GEOGRAPHY - (GRADUATION ALLIANCE)

OL-WORLD HISTORY - (GRADUATION ALLIANCE)

OL-AMERICAN GOVERNMENT (U.S. GOVERNMENT) - (MVPS)

OL-AP ART HISTORY - (MVPS)

OL-AP BIOLOGY - (MVPS)

OL-AP CALCULUS AB - (MVPS)

OL-AP CALCULUS BC - (MVPS)

OL-AP COMPUTER SCIENCE A - (MVPS)

OL-AP ENGLISH LANGUAGE AND COMPOSITION - (MVPS)

OL-AP ENGLISH LITERATURE AND COMPOSITION - (MVPS)

OL-AP ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE - (MVPS)

OL-AP GOVERNMENT & POLITICS - UNITED STATES - (MVPS)

OL-AP HUMAN GEOGRAPHY - (MVPS)

OL-AP MACROECONOMICS - (MVPS)

OL-AP MICRO ECONOMICS - (MVPS)

OL-AP PSYCHOLOGY - (MVPS)

OL-AP SPANISH LANGUAGE - (MVPS)

OL-AP SPANISH LITERATURE - (MVPS)

OL-AP STATISTICS - (MVPS)

OL-AP U.S. HISTORY - (MVPS)

OL-AP WORLD HISTORY - (MVPS)

OL-BIOLOGY I - (MVPS)

OL-CALCULUS - (MVPS)

OL-CCR ALGEBRA I - (MVPS)

OL-CCR ALGEBRA II - (MVPS)

OL-CCR ALGEBRA III - (MVPS)

OL-CCR ENGLISH I - (MVPS)

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110249

260752

450165

161001

161002

161003

220103

400831

070132

400837

400834

OL-CCR ENGLISH II - (MVPS)

OL-CCR ENGLISH III - (MVPS)

OL-CCR ENGLISH IV - (MVPS)

OL-CCR GEOMETRY - (MVPS)

OL-CHEMISTRY - (MVPS)

OL-CONTEMPORARY HEALTH - (MVPS)

OL-EARTH SCIENCE - (MVPS)

OL-EARTH SPACE SCIENCE - (MVPS)

OL-ECONOMICS - (MVPS)

OL-ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE - (MVPS)

OL-FRENCH I - (MVPS)

OL-FRENCH II - (MVPS)

OL-FRENCH III - (MVPS)

OL-FRENCH IV - (MVPS)

OL-GENERAL MUSIC - (MVPS)

OL-GERMAN I - (MVPS)

OL-GERMAN II - (MVPS)

OL-GERMAN III - (MVPS)

OL-HUMAN ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY - (MVPS)

OL-INTRODUCTION TO WORLD GEOGRAPHY - (MVPS)

OL-LATIN I - (MVPS)

OL-LATIN II - (MVPS)

OL-LATIN III - (MVPS)

OL-LAW RELATED EDUCATION - (MVPS)

OL-MARINE SCIENCE - (MVPS)

OL-PERSONAL FINANCE - (MVPS)

OL-PHYSICAL SCIENCE - (MVPS)

OL-PHYSICS - (MVPS)

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450120

450134

OL-PHYSICS I - ADVANCED PLACEMENT - (MVPS)

OL-PHYSICS II - ADVANCED PLACEMENT - (MVPS)

OL-PSYCHOLOGY - (MVPS)

OL-SOCIOLOGY - (MVPS)

OL-SPANISH I - (MVPS)

OL-SPANISH II - (MVPS)

OL-SPANISH III - (MVPS)

OL-SPANISH IV - (MVPS)

OL-STATISTICS - (MVPS)

OL-TECHNOLOGY FOUNDATIONS - (MVPS)

OL-TRIGONOMETRY - (MVPS)

OL-U.S. HISTORY FROM POST-RECONSTRUCTION TO PRESENT -

(MVPS)

OL-WEB PAGE DESIGN - (MVPS)

OL-WEB PAGE DESIGN II - (MVPS)

OL-WORLD HISTORY - (MVPS)

OL-ALGEBRA I - (MSU)

OL-ALGEBRA II (MSU)

OL-ALGEBRA II - (MSU)

OL-BOTANY (MSU)

OL-BOTANY - (MSU)

OL-CCR ENGLISH III - (MSU)

OL-CCR ENGLISH IV - (MSU)

OL-CCR GEOMETRY - (MSU)

OL-CONTEMPORARY HEALTH - (MSU)

OL-ECONOMICS - (MSU)

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010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 105, 110, 205,

210

000, 105, 205

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 205

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

000, 005, 105, 205

010, 110, 210

005, 105, 205

000, 105, 205

000, 010, 100, 110,

200, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

005, 105, 205

005, 105, 205

005, 010, 105, 110,

205, 210

005, 010, 105, 110,

205, 210

010, 110, 210

005, 010, 105, 110,

205, 210

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Secondary

*

*

*

*

450117

450118

450119

450127

450146

450128

450158

450168

450174

450271

450353

450351

450352

450367

450360

450361

450362

450363

450364

450365

450366

450368

450370

450380

450350

OL-ENGLISH III (MSU)

OL-ENGLISH IV (MSU)

OL-GEOMETRY (MSU)

OL-MARKETING (MSU)

OL-MISSISSIPPI STUDIES - (MSU)

OL-U. S. HISTORY FROM POST-RECONSTRUCTION TO PRESENT -

(MSU)

OL-U.S. GOVERNMENT - (MSU)

OL-WORLD GEOGRAPHY - ADVANCED - (MSU)

OL-ZOOLOGY (MSU)

OL-ZOOLOGY - (MSU)

OL-BIOLOGY I - (NEW LEARNING RESOURCES)

OL-CCR ALGEBRA I - (NEW LEARNING RESOURCES)

OL-CCR ALGEBRA II - (NEW LEARNING RESOURCES)

OL-CCR GEOMETRY - (NEW LEARNING RESOURCES)

OL-ECONOMICS - (NEW LEARNING RESOURCES)

OL-ENGLISH I - (NEW LEARNING RESOURCES)

OL-ENGLISH II - (NEW LEARNING RESOURCES)

OL-ENGLISH III - (NEW LEARNING RESOURCES)

OL-ENGLISH IV - (NEW LEARNING RESOURCES)

OL-ENIVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE - (NEW LEARNING RESOURCES)

OL-FOUNDATIONS OF ALGEBRA - (NEW LEARNING RESOURCES)

OL-HUMAN ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGY - (NEW LEARNING RESOURCES)

OL-MISSISSIPPI STUDIES - (NEW LEARNING RESOURCES)

OL-US HISTORY - (NEW LEARNING RESOURCES)

OL-WORLD GEOGRAPHY - ADVANCED (NEW LEARNING RESOURCES)

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NONE

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NONE

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010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

020, 120, 220

105, 205

010, 110, 210

005, 010, 105, 110,

205, 210

010, 110, 210

005, 105, 205

005, 105, 205

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

005, 105, 205

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

005, 105, 205

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

005, 105, 205

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210


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Secondary

*

450930

450545

450540

450541

450560

450575

450576

450577

450548

450552

450565

450566

450567

450561

450562

450563

450564

450570

450581

450580

450590

450258

450185

450184

450172

450320

450180

OL-ALGEBRA I (ODYSSEYWARE)

OL-BIOLOGY I - (ODYSSEYWARE)

OL-CCR ALGEBRA I - (ODYSSEYWARE)

OL-CCR ALGEBRA II - (ODYSSEYWARE)

OL-CCR GEOMETRY - (ODYSSEYWARE)

OL-CCR MATH GRADE 6 (ODYSSEYWARE)



OL-CHEMISTRY (ODYESSEYWARE)

OL-CONTEMPORARY HEALTH - (ODYSSEYWARE)

OL-EARTH AND SPACE SCIENCE

OL-ENGLISH 7 (ODYSSEYWARE)

OL-ENGLISH 8 (ODYSSEYWARE)

OL-ENGLISH I (ODYSSEYWARE)

OL-ENGLISH II (ODYSSEYWARE)

OL-ENGLISH III (ODYSSEYWARE)

OL-ENGLISH IV (ODYSSEYWARE)

OL-PHYSICS (ODYSSEYWARE)

OL-SCIENCE GRADE 7 (ODYSSEYWARE)

OL-U.S. GOVERNMENT - (ODYSSEYWARE)

OL-WORLD HISTORY (ODYSSEYWARE)

ENGINEERING II: ROBOTICS

OL-ACCOUNTING FUNDAMENTALS - (UM)

OL-ACT PREP - (UM)

OL-ADVANCED WORLD GEOGRAPHY (UM)

OL-AFRICAN AMERICAN HISTORY (UM)

OL-ALGEBRA I - (UM)

NONE

NONE

NONE

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NONE

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154, 188, 189, 983

NONE

NONE

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110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

000, 100, 200

000, 100, 200

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

000, 100, 105, 200,

205

010, 110, 210

000, 100, 200

000, 100, 200

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

110, 210

000, 100, 200

005, 105, 205

110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 105, 110, 205,

210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210


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*

450181

450182

450248

450247

450240

450243

450244

450249

450246

500104

450186

450187

450183

230370

450189

230371

230372

450188

450173

450261

450190

450241

450220

450221

450191

450192

450917

450230

450193

450194

450195

OL-ALGEBRA II - (UM)

OL-ALGEBRA III - (UM)

OL-AP BIOLOGY - (UM)

OL-AP CALCULUS AB - (UM)

OL-AP COMPUTER SCIENCE PRINCIPLES - (UM)

OL-AP ENGLISH LANGUAGE - (UM)

OL-AP ENGLISH LITERATURE - (UM)

OL-AP PHYSICS - (UM)

OL-AP WORLD HISTORY - (UM)

OL-ART HISTORY - (UM)

OL-BIOLOGY I - (UM)

OL-BOTANY - (UM)

OL-CALCULUS - (UM)

OL-CCR ENGLISH I - (UM)

OL-CCR ENGLISH II - (UM)

OL-CCR ENGLISH III - (UM)

OL-CCR ENGLISH IV - (UM)

OL-CHEMISTRY - (UM)

OL-COLLEGE AND CAREER READINESS (UM)

OL-COLLEGE PREPARATORY WRITING - (UM)

OL-CONTEMPORARY HEALTH - (UM)

OL-CYBER FOUNDATIONS I - (UM)

OL-DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY I (UM)

OL-DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY II (UM)

OL-EARTH AND SPACE SCIENCE - (UM)

OL-ECONOMICS - (UM)

OL-ENGLISH III (EDMENTUM)

OL-ENTREPRENEURSHIP (UM)

OL-ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE - (UM)

OL-FRENCH I - (UM)

OL-GERMAN I - (UM)

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NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

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NONE

NONE

NONE

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NONE

NONE

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NONE

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010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

005, 105, 205

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

005, 010, 105, 110,

205, 210

005, 105, 205

005, 105, 205

010, 110, 210

105, 205

105, 205

010, 110, 210

005, 105, 205

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105, 205

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Secondary

450196

450197

450262

450263

450330

450198

450199

450242

450235

450300

450264

270548

450301

450265

450266

450302

450303

450304

450305

450306

450267

450307

450308

450340

270560

450309

450268

450269

450310

450311

450313

OL-HISTORY OF THE ANCIENT MIDDLE EAST - (UM)

OL-HUMAN ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY - (UM)

OL-HUMANITIES - (UM)

OL-INTRO IN ENGINEERING - (UM)

OL-JOURNALISM (UM)

OL-MISSISSIPPI STUDIES - (UM)

OL-MISSISSIPPI WRITERS - (UM)

OL-NUTRITION AND WELLNESS (CTE) - (UM)

OL-NUTRITION AND WELLNESS (UM)

OL-PERSONAL FINANCE - (UM)

OL-PHYSICAL EDUCATION - (UM)

OL-PRE-CALCULUS - (UM)

OL-PROBLEMS IN AMERICAN DEMOCRACY - LOTT LEADERSHIP - (UM)

OL-PROBLEMS WITH AMERICAN DEMOCRACY - (UM)

OL-PSYCHOLOGY - (UM)

OL-SAT PREP - (UM)

OL-SOCIOLOGY - (UM)

OL-SPANISH I - (UM)

OL-SPANISH II - (UM)

OL-SPANISH III - (UM)

OL-SPEECH AND DEBATE - (UM)

OL-SURVEY OF AFRICAN - AMERICAN WRITING - (UM)

OL-TECHNICAL AND WORKPLACE WRITING - (UM)

OL-THEATRE, CINEMA AND FILM (UM)

OL-TRIGONOMETRY - (UM)

OL-TWENTIETH CENTURY LITERATURE - (UM)

OL-TWENTIETH CENTURY WRITING: SHORT STORY FOCUS - (UM)

OL-TWENTIETH CENTURY WRITING: SPORTS LITERATURE - (UM)

OL-UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT - (UM)

OL-UNITED STATES HISTORY - (UM)

OL-WORLD GEOGRAPHY - (UM)

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Middle

Secondary

*

450312

450314

450270

450315

561043

561041

561044

561045

561047

561042

561040

561046

561001

561037

561038

561039

561048

561049

561053

561054

561055

OL-WORLD HISTORY FROM THE AGE OF ENLIGTENMENT TO PRESENT -

(UM)

OL-WORLD LITERATURE - (UM)

OL-WORLD RELIGION - (UM)

SPATIAL INFORMATION SCIENCE II

PLTW: MIDDLE SCHOOL ENGINEERING: AUTOMATION AND ROBOTICS

PLTW: MIDDLE SCHOOL ENGINEERING: DESIGN AND MODELING

PLTW: MIDDLE SCHOOL ENGINEERING: ENERGY AND THE ENVIROMENT

PLTW: MIDDLE SCHOOL ENGINEERING: FLIGHT AND SPACE

PLTW: MIDDLE SCHOOL ENGINEERING: GREEN ARCHITECTURE

PLTW: MIDDLE SCHOOL ENGINEERING: MAGIC OF ELECTRONS

PLTW: MIDDLE SCHOOL ENGINEERING: MEDICAL DETECTIVES

PLTW: MIDDLE SCHOOL ENGINEERING: SCIENCE OF TECHNOLOGY

PLTW: AP COMPUTER SCIENCE ESSENTIALS (ACADEMIC)

PLTW: BIOMEDICAL: CAPSTONE: BIOMEDICAL INNOVATION

(ACADEMIC)

PLTW: BIOMEDICAL: HUMAN BODY SYSTEMS (ACADEMIC)

PLTW: BIOMEDICAL: MEDICAL INTERVENTIONS (ACADEMIC)

PLTW: BIOMEDICAL: PRINCIPLES OF BIOMEDICAL SCIENCE

(ACADEMIC)

PLTW: COMPUTER SCIENCE A (ACADEMIC)

PLTW: COMPUTER SCIENCE ESSENTIALS (ACADEMIC)

PLTW: CYBERSECURITY (ACADEMIC)

PLTW: ENGINEERING ESSENTIALS (ACADEMIC)

NONE

NONE

NONE

111 & 182, 111 & 189,

113 & 182, 113 & 189,

147 & 182, 147 & 189

927

927

927

927

927

927

926, 927

927, 983

646

181 & 926, 182 & 926,

185 & 926

181 & 926, 182 & 926,

185 & 926

181 & 926, 182 & 926,

185 & 926

181 & 926, 182 & 926,

185 & 926

928

154 & 928, 182 & 928,

185 & 928, 189 & 928

154 & 928, 182 & 928,

185 & 928, 189 & 928

928

010, 110, 210

005, 105, 205

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

000, 100, 200

000, 100, 200

000, 100, 200

000, 100, 200

000, 100, 200

000, 100, 200

000, 100, 200

000, 100, 200

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210


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Middle

Secondary

561017

561018

561019

561022

561021

561024

561023

232065

231032

409905

409908

409907

409909

280111

400211

260131

260143

260502

PLTW: ENGINEERING: AEROSPACE ENGINEERING (ACADEMIC)

PLTW: ENGINEERING: CIVIL ENGINEERING AND ARCHITECTURE

(ACADEMIC)

PLTW: ENGINEERING: COMPUTER INTEGRATED MANUFACTURING

(ACADEMIC)

PLTW: ENGINEERING: DIGITAL ELECTRONICS (ACADEMIC)

PLTW: ENGINEERING: ENGINEERING DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT

(ACADEMIC)

PLTW: ENGINEERING: INTRODUCTION TO ENGINEERING DESIGN

(ACADEMIC)

PLTW: ENGINEERING: PRINCIPLES OF ENGINEERING (ACADEMIC)

PLTW:COMPUTER SCIENCE PRINCIPLES (ACADEMIC)

ROBOTICS (MIDDLE SCHOOL)

SCIENCE GRADE 5

SCIENCE GRADE 6

SCIENCE GRADE 7

SCIENCE GRADE 8

AEROSPACE STUDIES

ASTRONOMY

BIOLOGY

BIOLOGY- ADVANCED PLACEMENT

BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH

154 & 928, 182 & 928,

185 & 928, 189 & 928

154 & 928, 182 & 928,

185 & 928, 189 & 928

154 & 928, 182 & 928,

185 & 928, 189 & 928

154 & 928, 182 & 928,

185 & 928, 189 & 928

154 & 928, 182 & 928,

185 & 928, 189 & 928

154 & 928, 182 & 928,

185 & 928, 189 & 928

154 & 928, 182 & 928,

185 & 928, 189 & 928

154, 185, 928, 985

188, 904

115, 117, 120, 181,

182, 185, 187 - 189,

904

115, 117, 120, 181,

182, 185, 187 - 189,

904

181, 182, 185, 187 -

189, 904

181, 182, 185, 187 -

189, 904

182, 187 - 189

187 - 189

181

181 & 626

181, 185, 188

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

000, 100, 200

000, 100, 200

000, 100, 200

000, 100, 200

000, 100, 200

105, 205

105, 205

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210


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Secondary

260311

400519

400523

400531

260634

260635

260629

260611

260609

269998

260628

260627

260613

400631

260631

260630

260751

260636

270245

260625

260626

260501

400700

400820

400841

400861

400826

BOTANY

CHEMISTRY

CHEMISTRY- ADVANCED PLACEMENT

CHEMISTRY- ORGANIC CHEMISTRY

CLINICAL INTERNSHIP I

CLINICAL INTERSHIP II - GRADE 12

EARTH AND SPACE SCIENCE

ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE

ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE- ADVANCED PLACEMENT

FIELD EXPERIENCES IN SCIENCE COURSES

FOUNDATIONS OF BIOLOGY

FOUNDATIONS OF SCIENCE LITERACY

GENETICS

GEOLOGY

HEALTH CARE SCIENCE

HEALTH SCIENCE ORIENTATION

HUMAN ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY

INTENSIVE MEDICAL LAB I

INTRODUCTION TO ENGINEERING

MARINE AND AQUATIC SCIENCE

MARINE AND AQUATIC SCIENCE II

MICROBIOLOGY

PHYSICAL SCIENCE

PHYSICS

PHYSICS C: ELECTRICITY AND MAGNETISM - ADVANCED PLACEMENT

PHYSICS D: MECHANICS - ADVANCED PLACEMENT

PHYSICS I - ADVANCED PLACEMENT

181

185

185 & 627

Valid License

181, 185, 189

181, 185, 189

181, 182, 185, 187 -

189

181, 182, 185, 187 -

189

181 & 628, 182 & 628,

185 & 628

181, 182, 185, 187 -

189

181, 182, 185, 188,

189

181, 182, 185, 188,

189

181, 185

182, 187 - 189

181, 185, 189

142, 181, 185, 189

181

181, 185, 189

154, 182, 185, 189

181, 187

181, 187

181

181, 182, 185, 189

189

189 & 630

189 & 631

189 & 629

105, 205

000, 010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

005, 010, 105, 110,

205, 210

010, 110, 210

020, 120, 220

010, 110, 210

105, 205

010, 110, 210

005, 010, 105, 110,

205, 210

010, 110, 210

005, 105, 205

105, 205

105, 205

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

005, 105, 205

105, 205

005, 105, 205

105, 205

010, 110, 210

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Social Studies

Secondary

Middle

Secondary

400827

260125

260701

260697

451035

451030

450900

450250

450804

450837

230425

459912

450601

450856

450902

451020

451008

459904

450715

300411

220101

PHYSICS II - ADVANCED PLACEMENT

SPATIAL INFORMATION SCIENCE

ZOOLOGY

ZOOLOGY II

COMPACTED 7TH GRADE U.S. HISTORY FROM EXPLORATION THROUGH

RECONSTRUCTION AND CITIZENSHIP

COMPACTED INTRODUCTION TO WORLD GEOGRAPHY

FIELD EXPERIENCE - SOCIAL STUDIES - MIDDLE SCHOOL

LOCAL CULTURE - MIDDLE SCHOOL

U. S. HISTORY FROM EXPLORATION TO RECONSTRUCTION (GRADE 7

OR 8)

WORLD HISTORY FROM PREHISTORIC ERA TO AGE OF ENLIGHTENMENT

(GRADE 6 OR 7)

AFRICAN-AMERICAN STUDIES

COMMUNITY SERVICE LEARNING

ECONOMICS

EUROPEAN HISTORY- ADVANCED PLACEMENT

FIELD EXPERIENCE -- SOCIAL STUDIES

GOVERNMENT AND POLITICS: COMPARATIVE - ADVANCED PLACEMENT

GOVERNMENT AND POLITICS: UNITED STATES - ADVANCED PLACEMENT

HISTORY OF THE ANCIENT MIDDLE EAST - 2000 BC TO 100 AD

HUMAN GEOGRAPHY - ADVANCED PLACEMENT

HUMANITIES

LAW RELATED EDUCATION

189 & 629

111 & 182, 111 & 189,

113 & 182, 113 & 189,

147 & 182, 147 & 189

181

181

192, 903

192

192, 903

192, 903

192, 903

192, 903

192

192

192, 193

192 & 632

192

192 & 633

192 & 634

192

192 & 635, 193 & 636

119, 192

192

010, 110, 210

010, 105, 110, 205,

210

105, 205

005, 105, 205

000, 100, 200

005, 105, 205

000, 100, 200

000, 100, 200

000, 100, 200

000, 100, 200

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

005, 105, 205

010, 110, 210

005, 105, 205

010, 105, 110, 205,

210

010, 105, 110, 205,

210

010, 110, 210

005, 010, 105, 110,

205, 210

005, 010, 105, 110,

205, 210

005, 105, 205


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Special Programs (CTE)

Secondary

Middle

Secondary

450251

450702

450623

450624

050211

450705

459914

451017

420111

420115

451121

380260

451004

450811

450814

450711

450704

450835

450836

561052

200502

200504

200505

200510

200500

LOCAL CULTURE

LOCAL RESOURCE STUDIES

MACROECONOMICS - ADVANCED PLACEMENT

MICROECONOMICS - ADVANCED PLACEMENT

MINORITY STUDIES

MISSISSIPPI STUDIES

PERSONAL LEADERSHIP

PROBLEMS IN AMERICAN DEMOCRACY

PSYCHOLOGY

PSYCHOLOGY - ADVANCED PLACEMENT

SOCIOLOGY

SURVEY OF WORLD RELIGIONS

U. S. GOVERNMENT

U. S. HISTORY FROM POST - RECONSTRUCTION TO PRESENT

UNITED STATES HISTORY- ADVANCED PLACEMENT

WORLD GEOGRAPHY- ADVANCED

WORLD GEOGRAPHY- INTRODUCTION TO

WORLD HISTORY FROM AGE OF ENLIGHTENMENT TO PRESENT

WORLD HISTORY: MODERN - ADVANCED PLACEMENT

PLTW: MIDDLE SCHOOL: APP CREATORS

ADVANCED MANUFACTURING

ADVANCED MANUFACTURING MECHATRONICS

ADVANCEMENT VIA INDIVIDUAL DETERMINATION (AVID)

ADVANCEMENT VIA INDIVIDUAL DETERMINATION (AVID)

AGRIBUSINESS I

192

192

192 & 636, 193 & 636

192 & 637, 193 & 637

192

192

192

192

171, 192

171 & 645, 192 & 645

171, 192

192

192

192

192 & 638

192

192

192

192 & 639

927

Valid License

Valid License

Valid License

Valid License

Valid License

010, 105, 110, 205,

210

005, 105, 205

105, 205

105, 205

005, 010, 105, 110,

205, 210

005, 105, 205

010, 110, 210

005, 010, 105, 110,

205, 210

005, 105, 205

010, 105, 110, 205,

210

005, 105, 205

010, 110, 210

005, 105, 205

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

005, 105, 205

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

105, 205

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

105, 205

100, 200

020


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Secondary

200503

232210

232213

232212

232211

232214

232215

232216

232217

232218

070701

070301

320103

320102

230320

320117

AGRIBUSINESS II

AICE DIGITAL MEDIA TECHNOLOGY

AICE ECONOMICS

AICE ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT

AICE EUROPEAN HISTORY

AICE INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY

AICE MARINE SCIENCE

AICE MEDIA TECHNOLOGY

AICE PHYSICAL EDUCATION

AICE SPANISH

BUSINESS AND COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY I (CTE)

BUSINESS AND COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY II (CTE)

CAREER AND TECHNOLOGY EXPLORATION

CAREER AND TECHNOLOGY EXPLORATION - YEAR 2

CAREER DEVELOPMENT

CTE CAREER EXPLORATION SEMINAR I

Valid License

Valid License

Valid License

Valid License

Valid License

Valid License

Valid License

Valid License

Valid License

Valid License

310

310

154, 192, 302, 311,

336, 353, 917, 926,

954 - 956, 961, 966,

970 - 973, 975 - 977,

982, 982, 983, 983,

985 - 987, 992

154, 192, 302, 311,

336, 353, 917, 926,

954 - 956, 961, 966,

970 - 973, 975 - 977,

982, 983, 985 - 987,

992

NONE

154, 192, 301, 302,

302, 311, 336, 353,

912, 917, 926, 954 -

956, 961, 966, 970 -

973, 975 - 977, 982,

983, 983, 985, 987,

991, 992

020

010, 110, 210

010, 105, 110, 205,

210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

020, 025, 120, 125,

220, 225

020, 025, 120, 125,

220, 225

005, 010, 020, 105,

110, 120, 205, 210,

220

005, 015, 020, 105,

115, 120, 205, 215,

220

010, 110, 210

005, 105, 205


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Secondary

320118

200604

200614

200615

200694

200616

200617

981418

903097

903260

981417

981416

160640

100191

100197

200515

200520

200511

235010

480212

480213

CTE CAREER EXPLORATION SEMINAR II

CUSTODIAL/CARETAKER SERVICES I (CTE)

CUSTODIAL/CARETAKER SERVICES I-A

CUSTODIAL/CARETAKER SERVICES I-B

CUSTODIAL/CARETAKER SERVICES II (CTE)

CUSTODIAL/CARETAKER SERVICES II-A

CUSTODIAL/CARETAKER SERVICES II-B

DC - ADVANCED SAFETY FOR OIL AND GAS INDUSTRY ELP 1154

DC - BOT2183 CAREER READINESS

DC - CCT 1213 CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS

DC - PRACTICAL EXPERIENCE FOR ENTRY LEVEL PETROLEUM TRAINEE

ELP 1143

DC - RIGGING AND LIFTING SYSTEM TECHNIQUES ELP 1132

DL-LEARNING STRATEGIES

ELECTRONIC COMMUNICATION PRODUCTION I- GRADES 10-12

ELECTRONIC COMMUNICATION PRODUCTION II- GRADES 10-12

FIRE EMS

FOOD SCIENCE I

FOOD SCIENCE II

FRESHMAN SEMINAR

GRAPHICS & PRINT COMMUNICATIONS I-A

GRAPHICS & PRINT COMMUNICATIONS I-B

154, 192, 301, 302,

311, 336, 353, 912,

917, 926, 954 - 956,

961, 966, 970 - 973,

975 - 977, 982, 983,

985 - 987, 991, 992

349

349

349

349

349

349

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

Valid License

340

340

Valid License

Valid License

Valid License

Valid License

364

364

005, 010, 105, 110,

205, 210

000, 020, 025, 100,

120, 125, 200, 220,

225

010

010

020, 025, 120, 125,

220, 225

010

010

020, 025, 120, 125,

220, 225

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

020, 025, 120, 125,

220, 225

020, 025, 120, 125,

220, 225

010, 110, 210

020, 025, 120, 125,

220, 225

020, 025, 120, 125,

220, 225

010, 110, 210

020

020

005, 010, 105, 110,

205, 210

010

010


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Trade and Industrial (CTE)

Secondary

Secondary

480214

480215

232090

232100

232105

232110

235045

235030

235040

235020

230191

230190

480205

480206

120490

470692

470694

470606

GRAPHICS & PRINT COMMUNICATIONS II-A

GRAPHICS & PRINT COMMUNICATIONS II-B

HIGH TECH VIDEO PRODUCTION I

HIGH TECH VIDEO PRODUCTION II

HIGH TECH VIDEO PRODUCTION III

HIGH TECH VIDEO PRODUCTION IV

INSTRUMENTATION MARITIME STRUCTURAL FITTING

JUNIOR SEMINAR

SENIOR SEMINAR

SOPHOMORE SEMINAR

SURVEY OF AGRICULTURE CAREERS AND LEADERSHIP

SURVEY OF AGRISCIENCE

COMPUTER GRAPHICS TECHNOLOGY I

COMPUTER GRAPHICS TECHNOLOGY II

COSMETOLOGY II

OUTBOARD ENGINE MECHANICS I

OUTBOARD ENGINE MECHANICS II

SMALL ENGINE REPAIR I

364

364

NONE

NONE

NONE

NONE

Valid License

Valid License

Valid License

Valid License

Valid License

Valid License

336

336

348

373

373

373

010

010

005, 010, 105, 110,

205, 210

005, 010, 105, 110,

205, 210

005, 010, 105, 110,

205, 210

005, 010, 105, 110,

205, 210

005, 105, 205

005, 010, 105, 110,

205, 210

005, 010, 105, 110,

205, 210

005, 010, 105, 110,

205, 210

010

010

020, 025, 120, 125,

220, 225

020, 025, 120, 125,

220, 225

020, 025, 120, 125,

220, 225

020, 025, 120, 125,

220, 225

020, 025, 120, 125,

220, 225

000, 020, 025, 100,

120, 125, 200, 220,

225


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Trade and Industrial (CTE)

Travel and Tourism

World Languages

Secondary

Secondary

Middle

Secondary

470613

060800

060804

060801

060802

060803

160901

160902

160511

160512

169904

169902

160980

160981

160421

160422

160931

160932

230330

230331

230332

230333

160410

SMALL ENGINE REPAIR II

INTRODUCTION TO TRAVEL AND TOURISM

STRATEGIES FOR SUCCESS

SYSTEMS APPLICATIONS

TRAVEL DESTINATIONS I

TRAVEL DESTINATIONS II

FRENCH - GRADE 7

FRENCH - GRADE 8

GERMAN - GRADE 7

GERMAN - GRADE 8

INTRO. TO WORLD LANGUAGE- OPT II- GRD 7-8-EXPLORING WORLD

LANGUAGES

INTRODUCTION TO WORLD LANGUAGE- OPTION I- GRADES 7-8- LATIN

ITALIAN - GRADE 7

ITALIAN - GRADE 8

RUSSIAN - GRADE 7

RUSSIAN - GRADE 8

SPANISH - GRADE 7

SPANISH - GRADE 8

AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE I

AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE II

AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE III

AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE IV

CHINESE I

373

Valid License

Valid License

Valid License

Valid License

Valid License

130

130

134

134

130, 134, 135, 139,

140

135

136

136

139

139

140

140

208

208

208

208

132

020, 025, 120, 125,

220, 225

105, 205

105, 205

105, 205

105, 205

105, 205

000, 100, 200

000, 100, 200

000, 100, 200

000, 100, 200

000, 100, 200

000, 100, 200

000

000

000, 100, 200

000, 100, 200

000, 100, 200

000, 100, 200

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

005, 010, 105, 110,

205, 210


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World Languages

Secondary

160411

160412

160413

160903

160904

160905

160906

160907

160513

160514

160515

160516

160517

160982

160979

160350

160925

160960

160920

160921

160922

160923

160423

160424

160425

160426

160933

160934

160935

160936

160937

CHINESE II

CHINESE III

CHINESE IV

FRENCH I

FRENCH II

FRENCH III

FRENCH IV

FRENCH LANGUAGE AND CULTURE - ADVANCED PLACEMENT

GERMAN I

GERMAN II

GERMAN III

GERMAN IV

GERMAN LANGUAGE AND CULTURE- ADVANCED PLACEMENT

ITALIAN - GRADES 9-12

ITALIAN LANGUAGE AND CULTURE, ADVANCED PLACEMENT

JAPANESE LANGUAGE AND CULTURE, ADVANCED PLACEMENT

LATIN - ADVANCED PLACEMENT

LATIN - VERGIL-ADVANCED PLACEMENT

LATIN I

LATIN II

LATIN III

LATIN IV

RUSSIAN I

RUSSIAN II

RUSSIAN III

RUSSIAN IV

SPANISH I

SPANISH II

SPANISH III

SPANISH IV

SPANISH LANGUAGE AND CULTURE- ADVANCED PLACEMENT

132

132

132

130

130

130

130

130 & 617, 130 & 618

134

134

134

134

134 & 619

136

136 & 620

136 & 621

135 & 622, 135 & 623

135 & 623

135

135

135

135

139

139

139

139

140

140

140

140

140 & 624

005, 010, 105, 110,

205, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210

010, 110, 210


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Secondary 160950 SPANISH LITERATURE AND CULTURE - ADVANCED PLACEMENT 140 & 625 010, 110, 210

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