Cardinal Course Catalog - Columbus School District

Cardinal Course Catalog

Columbus High School

2018 - 2019

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Learning Today Leading Tomorrow Table of Contents

Page Graduation Requirements 4 Scheduling Worksheet 5 Information about Course Selection 6 Academic Policies 7

Academic Expectations Academic Honesty Advanced Placement Courses and Wait List Policies Block Scheduling Course Placement Enrollment Requirements Grading Policies Grading Scales Incomplete Policies Parental Involvement Student Withdrawal Textbooks and Supplies Transfer Students

Academic Achievement 10 Academic Recognition Class Rank Class Standing Graduation Ceremony Honor Roll Scholarships

Student Services 14 Student Services Timetable

Career Cruising 15 Agriculture amp Natural Resources Courses 17 Art Courses 20 Business amp Information Technology Courses 25 English Courses 29 Mathematics Courses 32 Music Courses 35 Physical Education amp Health Courses 38 Science Courses 41 Social Studies Courses 46 Technology amp Engineering Courses 50 Work Based Learning 55 World Languages Courses 57 Course Index 59

Access to Equal Education Opportunity

The Board does not discriminate on the basis of race color religion national origin ancestry creed pregnancy marital status parental status sexual orientation sex (including transgender status change of sex or gender identity) or physical mental emotional or learning disability (Protected Classes) in any of its student program and activities

The district encourages informal resolution of complaints under this policy If any person believes that the Columbus School District or any part of the school organization has failed to follow the law and rules of s 11813 Wis Stats or in some way discriminates against pupils on the basis listed above heshe may bring or send a complaint to the administration office located at 200 West School Street Columbus WI 53925

Students that qualify for free and reduced lunch may have their registration fees waived as well as any fees associated with graduation required courses

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Graduation Requirements The following total and subject specific credits are required to graduate from Columbus High School It is the

responsibility of the student to earn the following credits with passing grades

Subject Area Required Credits

English 40

Mathematics 30

Science 30

Social Studies 30

Physical Education amp Health 15

Health 5

Fine Arts 5

Career amp Technical Education 10

Electives 115

Total Credits 28

Class of 2019 and beyond - Specific Department Credit Requirements Career amp Technical Education Agriculture amp Natural Resources Business amp Information Technology and Technology amp Engineering courses fulfill this requirement ES Courses considered ES are optional Science credit Students can only earn up to 1 credit of ES to fulfill the Science department graduation requirement Financial Literacy All students are required to complete either Personal Finance or Economics Fine Arts Art and Music courses fulfill this requirement Health Students must complete 05 credit of Health their Freshmen year Physical Education Students must complete 05 credit of Freshman Physical Education their Freshmen year

Civics Test All students must pass the civics test Students are allowed to re-take this test

University of Wisconsin 2-year colleges and 4-year universities require the following for admission

Minimum Credits

o 40 credits of English

o 30 credits of Mathematics

o 30 credits of Science

o 30 credits of Social Studies

o 40 credits of Electives

UW-Madison and Minnesota universities require 20 credits of the same World Language (or

English as a Second Language) with a grade of C or better for admission Other universities

may require World Language to graduate from their institutions

All Minnesota universities require 10 credit of Fine Arts for admission

o Visit httpwwwuwhelpwisconsineduadmissionsfreshmanindexaspx for specific UW credit

information

ACT or SAT ndash Visit ACTstudentorg or Collegeboardorg for more information on these tests All Juniors will

take the ACT in March All two-year Wisconsin and Minnesota technical colleges require the following for admission

High school diploma and placement test

Please visit our Student Services Department or collegeuniversity websites for more information

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Scheduling Worksheet

Columbus High School Columbus WI

Student Name ___________________________________Grade _______ Date _________

Quarter 1 Quarter 2 Quarter 3 Quarter 4

Block 1

Block 2

Block 3

Block 4

IE Block

Considerable effort is made each springsummer to enroll students in courses for the succeeding year Students must assume responsibility for the scheduling decisions they make Students are encouraged to plan their course selection with parents teachers and their school counselor

Students agree to the following conditions

Only be allowed a maximum of one 44-minute study hall (exceptions for student on IEP)

Completed the necessary requirements and prerequisites to enroll in the courses selected

Aware that this will be my schedule for next year and aware of the rules pertaining to schedule changes The

only reasons for schedule changes are

Course originally requested is no longer full

Requirements for graduation have not been met

Need to retake graduation required course due to failure

Enrollment into a special program that requires a course change

Health difficulties necessitate a change

Administrative approval

BLOCK COURSES WILL NOT BE CHANGED AFTER THE 3RD SCHOOL DAY OF EACH QUARTER SKINNY COURSES WILL NOT BE CHANGED AFTER THE 3RD SCHOOL DAY OF EACH SEMESTER

Student Signature ___________________________________________________________

ParentGuardian Signature ______________________________________________________

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Course Selection Information

Itrsquos time to set goals While it is not necessary for you to identify an exact career it is desirable for you to focus your interest toward general career areas The first decision you should consider is that of your immediate post-high school plans Will you attend college Will you enroll in a technical or business school Will you immediately seek employment Will you enter the military services Because you will probably experience more than one career in your life it is a good idea to choose courses that give you a background appropriate to several career choices

Assistance will be provided Your decisions and choices concerning selections are important and you should consider them with appropriate thought about your future career interests Your school counselors teachers and parents will help you in your decision-making by providing you with information and resource materials on the many options from which you have to choose in deciding your future Career Cruising is our online career development software that also offers a course planner that contains course descriptions and a 4-year academic planner

Think seriously about your future It is possible that you will change your mind about your career interest as you progress through high school This catalog will give you more information about course selection as well as required courses

Registration is your responsibility You should be aware of your present credit standing as well as your graduation progress Check your Infinite Campus portal or ask your school counselor if you have credit questions or concerns If you do not know how many credits you have completed check with a school counselor You should also be aware of the credit requirements for graduation Registration for the 2018-2019 school year will be online at wwwcolumbusk12wius The registration window will open July 1 Mrs Canfield andor Mrs Leis will be available by appointment on select days during the summer

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Academic Policies

Academic Expectations Successful students are to put into practice the following academic expectations Each teacher will make known additional or specific expectations in their individual courses Students are expected to

Select courses with the purpose of challenging yourself to achieve maximum potential

Attend all classes because valuable learning experiences occur every day in every class

Have proper materialsequipment with them for each class

Demonstrate active constructive participation in class activities

Complete and turn in all assignments on time

Take advantage of all learning resources and communicate the need for additional support

Academic Honesty Columbus High School promotes academic honesty It is our objective to create and maintain an ethical academic atmosphere in which all work submitted by students represents the true reflection of their effort and ability The goal of these guidelines is to inform and educate students about cheating and plagiarism as well as to assist them in developing honesty integrity and pride in their work

Cheating includes but is not limited to

Copying or allowing someone else to copy a studentrsquos test or assignment

Using a textbook or other materials during a test without teacher permission

Using prepared materials during a test (eg notes formula lists computer or calculator programs) without

teacher permission

Using teacher texts or other materials to complete an assignment without teacher permission

Obtaining or providing all or part of a test or answer key

Fabricating data or citations

Giving away all or part of a test or assignment

Plagiarism is defined as using someone elsersquos words work or ideas and claiming them as their own This includes but is not limited to

Turning in another studentrsquos work as your own

Copying from a source without proper citation or documentation

Copying or downloading academic materials (eg papers articles research etc) and submitting them as

original work

Paraphrasing without proper documentation

Assisting another student to plagiarize

Collaborating with other students without teacher permission

Teachers in collaboration with administration will determine consequences if the student has violated the Academic Honesty Guidelines These penalties may range from having the student re-do the assignment or exam for reduced credit to an F for the course Student Athletes may also face other penalties according to the Co-curricular Handbook A Behavioral Expectations Report will be sent to the administration and a copy inserted in the studentrsquos file Information contained in the studentrsquos file may be used in determining eligibility for such activities and recognitions as National Honor Society scholarship reviews and co-curricular activities

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Advanced Placement Courses and Wait List Policies Through Advanced Placement (AP) college-level courses and exams students can earn college credit and stand out in the college admission process In AP classrooms the focus is not on memorizing data Instead students engage in intense discussions solve problems collaboratively and learn to write clearly and persuasively AP courses help students acquire the skills and habits needed to be successful in college

AP Courses Wait List Policies

AP Biology First priority will be given to eligible seniors Eligible juniors will be ranked based on following

two criteria class ranking and GPA in Science classes

AP Calculus First priority will be given to eligible seniors

AP English Decisions will be made by the English department teachers based on studentsrsquo most recent

MAPs Reading and Language Scores ACT Reading Language and Writing scores

AP US History First priority will be given to eligible seniors Eligible juniors will be ranked based on the

following two criteria class ranking and GPA in Social Studies classes

Block Scheduling Block scheduling at CHS is the academic scheduling in which each student has 4 to 6 classes per day and an intervention or enrichment (IE) The goal is to reduce the number of classes that students must attend and prepare for each day provide flexible time for students who need more time to learn the material reduce the number of distractions and class changes provide more opportunities for students to take more courses and build stronger relationships between teachers and students

A Skinny is a 42 minute class taken for one school year There are 2 skinnies during Block 1 and 2 skinnies

during Block 2of each school day Not all students have skinnies in their schedule

A Block is an 87 minute class taken for a quarter semester or one school year There are 4 blocks in each

school day

An IE Block is 35 minutes per day for a year IE block assignments are selected by students daily

A Quarter is a 45 day section of the school year There are 4 quarters in each school year

A Semester is a 90 day section of the school year There are 2 semesters in each school year

Course Placement Students who signed up for a particular course will have first priority Then priority will be given based on grade level starting with the seniors

Enrollment Requirements All students are required to enroll in a minimum of 7 credits and 1 study hall OR 8 credits Students are encouraged to take advantage of as many high school courses as possible in preparation for post-high school educational programs andor careers

Grading Policies A mid-quarter progress report is prepared every 45 weeks as a basis for promoting cooperation and understanding between staff parents and students Quarterly parent conferences are held at this time as well Final quarter grades for block classes and final semester grades for skinny classes become part of the studentrsquos permanent high school record Progress reports will not be recorded on a studentrsquos transcript Cumulative GPA is determined by rounding to the hundredths place

Failure Policy Rescheduling will occur if a student fails a graduation course at quarter or semester The student should see their counselor as soon as possible to discuss repeat options

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Grading Scale

Grade Point Value

Percentage

A 400 94-100

A- 367 90-93

B+ 333 87-89

B 300 83-86

B- 267 80-82

C+ 233 77-79

C 200 73-76

C- 167 70-72

D+ 133 67-69

D 100 63 to 67

D- 67 60 to 62

F 00 0-59

GPA Calculation Information

PassFail grades are not computed into GPA

Courses meeting as a skinny are only calculated into a studentrsquos GPA at the end of each semester

Block courses are calculated into GPA at the end of each quarter

Incomplete Policies If a teacher gives a student an incomplete for a class due to absences or individualized education plans the student has one week to complete course material to earn a higher grade At the end of one week zeros will be entered into the grade book for missing assignmentsassessments and the student will receive the grade earned It is the responsibility of the student to contact the teacher and complete missing work when an incomplete is given

Parental Involvement To best support and help your child meet the requirements for academic success please take note of the following guidelines

Value and articulate the importance of school as it pertains to future success

Take an active interest in and provide necessary support for your childrsquos daily academic progress Attend school related functions regularly

Respond to communications from the school in a timely manner

Hold the child responsible for course work learning expectations attendance and appropriate behavior by

checking Infinite Campus on a regular basis (Email the Technology Support Desk at

supportcolumbusk12wius for Infinite Campus login information)

Contact teachers school counselors and administration when necessary

Student Withdrawal Students transferring to another school district should report their plans of transferring to their school counselor and teachers at least one week before they expect to leave Columbus High School All current fees must be paid before transferring School counselors can provide students with up to date transcripts and schedules which helps create a smooth transition It is the responsibility of the student and parent(s)guardian(s) to contact the studentrsquos new school to register and enroll The studentrsquos new school will send a request of records to Columbus High School Once this occurs and only when this occurs the student will be officially withdrawn from Columbus High School

Textbooks Laptops and Supplies Textbooks and laptops are available to students free of charge Students who have their textbooks or laptop lost stolen damaged or show wear beyond normal use shall be required to pay the amount not to exceed the cost of replacement Students may be required to pay for books workbooks andor other supplies as indicated for particular courses

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Academic Achievements

Academic Recognitions Each year deserving students are honored with awards for their outstanding academic achievements

Academic Pins Letters Medallions and Plaques

Academic Pins will be awarded in the fall following one full year of a cumulative GPA above 350

Academic Letters will be awarded in the fall following two full years of a cumulative GPA above 350

Academic Medallions will be awarded in the fall following three full years of a cumulative GPA above 350

Academic Excellence Plaques will be awarded at graduation following four full years of a cumulative GPA

above 390

Class Rank Class rank is determined by the studentrsquos cumulative grade point average Grade point average is calculated and posted to transcripts every quarter and semester GPA is rounded to the nearest hundredth

Class Standing The following table illustrates minimum number of credits to be classified as a Sophomore Junior or Senior It is important to meet this standard to stay on pace for graduating in four years

Class of 2019 and beyond

Sophomore 4 credits

Junior 12 credits

Senior 20 credits

Students who have earned the minimum or more credits for their class are classified as ldquoin good standingrdquo Class standing will be established at the onset of each year and reviewed each quarter taking into account credits earned the past year along with credits earned through alternative means such as summer school and independent courses

Graduation Ceremony GPAs of 320 and higher will be recognized with yellow tassels Students who wish to graduate early must turn in the application by October 1st of their senior year Please see your school counselor for the district guidelines

In order to participate in the Columbus High School graduation ceremony the following requirements must be met

All graduation course requirements completed

Fines and fees accumulated in the school district paid

Consequences related to any disciplinary action completed

To receive a diploma students must behave appropriately during graduation ceremony Diplomas will be distributed to students immediately after the graduation ceremony

Honor Roll To earn Honor Roll at Columbus High School the following GPAs much be achieved each quarter

GPA Honor Roll Standing

320 to 369 Honor Roll

370 to 399 High Honor Roll

40 Highest Honor Roll

Names of students who make the Columbus High School Honor Roll are published in the school newspaper in the local newspaper and on our district website Honor roll students and their parents will receive notification on each quarterrsquos report card Courses that run as a skinny course will only be calculated into semester GPA

Leadership Nomination Process Any nominations for leadership opportunities for students such as Badger Boys State Badger Girls State Wisconsin Leadership Seminar RYLA etc will be voted on by the Columbus High School staff Each staff member will have an equal opportunity to nominate any eligible student

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Scholarships Wisconsins Academic Excellence Scholarship is a State supported program jointly administered by the Department of Public Instruction (DPI) and the Higher Education Aids Board (HEAB) The program offers scholarship recipients an exemption from specified tuition and fees for post high school education at eligible higher education institutions in Wisconsin

By February 25th of each school year the School Board will designate the appropriate number of senior(s) from the high school with the highest grade point average in all subjects as scholars eligible to receive an Academic Excellence Scholarship

The following standards must be met to qualify for the Academic Excellence Scholarships The student and alternates must

A Be a resident of the United States who is either a US citizen or an alien lawfully admitted for permanent residence

B Be a Wisconsin resident as defined in 3627 Wis Stats

C Have achieved senior status and have been in attendance for three (3) consecutive semesters including participation in a District-recognized foreign exchange program for no more than two (2) semesters during their junior and senior year(s)

D Be selected based on the Grade Point Average (GPA) on the studentrsquos official transcript as of the last day of the semester which ended just prior to February 25th

The grade point average (GPA) computation will be in accord with School Board Policy 5430 - Class Rank In selecting the scholarship recipient(s) for the Academic Excellence Scholarship unweighted grades for seven (7) semesters will be used to compute grade point averages

Students enrolled under full-time public school Open-Enrollment Program who qualify based on the standards identified above are eligible for the Academic Excellence Scholarship in the school they actually attend

The designation of scholar will be awarded to the qualifying student(s) with the highest grade point average

In the event of a tie involving the GPAs

A The first tie breaker will be the number of grade points earned in Advanced Placement (AP) classes The scholar with the highest number of grade points earned in Advanced Placement (AP) classes will be selected

B The second tie-breaker will be the ACT Test composite score The scholar with the highest composite score will be selected

C In the event there is still a tie a coin flip will determine the scholar

Except for the limitation on the number of designated scholars the faculty of the high school shall select the applicable number of seniors for designation as scholars and shall certify in order of priority any remaining seniors with the same grade point average as alternates for the scholars or if there is no remaining senior with the same grade point average any remaining seniors with the next highest grade point average but not less than 3800 or the equivalent as alternates for the scholars

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Wisconsin Technical Excellence Scholarship Wisconsins Technical Excellence Higher Education Scholarship is a State supported program jointly administered by the Department of Public Instruction (DPI) and the Higher Education Aids Board (HEAB) The program offers scholarship recipients scholarships for post high school education at eligible technical education institutions in Wisconsin

By February 25th of each school year the School Board will designate the appropriate number of senior(s) from the high school with the highest levels of proficiency in technical education subjects as scholars eligible to receive a Technical Excellence Higher Education Scholarship

The following standards must be met to qualify for the Technical Excellence Higher Education Scholarships The student and alternates must

A be a resident of the United States who is either a US citizen or an alien lawfully admitted for permanent residence

B be a Wisconsin resident as defined in 3627 Wis Stats

C have achieved senior status and have been in attendance for three (3)consecutive semesters during their junior and senior year(s)

D be selected based on the highest levels of technical proficiency as of the last day of the semester which ended just prior to February 25th

Additional Eligibility Requirements A A student must exhibit interest in and planning for a technical career

1 Prior to September 1 2017 a studentrsquos school counselor or principal must affirm in the studentrsquos nomination that the student has post-secondary plans related to a career in technical education

2 Beginning on September 1 2017 a student must have an academic and career plan leading to a career in a technical field

B A student must also have completed at least one (1) of the following eligibility items

1 be a CTE Concentrator which is a high school student who has completed at least three (3) high school CTE courses (career and technical education courses) in program area(s) leading to a degree or diploma in the studentrsquos chosen pathway

a A student may be enrolled in (rather than have completed) the third course at the time of their nomination for TES

b CTE course is a secondary-level course offered through the DPI-recognized program areas of Agriculture and Natural Resources Education Business and Information Technology Education Family and Consumer Science Education Health Science Education Marketing Education or Technology and Engineering Education such courses must be taught by a CTE instructor licensed for that specific discipline except that courses in Health Science Education may also be taught by a health education instructor andor a science licensed instructor

2 participated in a Youth Apprenticeship Program under the supervision of the Wisconsin Department of Workforce Development

3 participated in a Technical High School Diploma program as certified by the DPI

4 participated in a Career and Technical Training pathway as defined by the DPI

5 completed (or be on track to complete) an industry-recognized certification program approved under Wis Stats 115367 (2)

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6 participated in a Skills Standard Program offered by the Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction (DPI)

7 participated in a Career and Technical Student Organization (CTSO) in Wisconsin DECA FBLA FCCLA FFA HOSA or SkillsUSA

8 completed a technical training program for high school students if the program is offered by a UW System school a Wisconsin Technical College System school a Tribal College in Wisconsin or a private nonprofit college or university located in Wisconsin Examples include but are not limited to

a Medical College of Wisconsin Summer Enrichment Programs

b UW-Madisonrsquos Summer Science Institute at WIScience

c Marquette Universityrsquos K-12 Engineering Academies

d MSOE summer programs for K-12 students

Selecting Student Nominees

Students will be ranked in technical education and the top ranked students will be nominated for the scholarship The District will use the following system to rank students for purposes of nominating students for the scholarship

HEABrsquos recommended ranking system consists of ranking eligible students according to a point system reflective of course work and technical education experience Under the recommended point system

A One (1) point is given to a student for each credit earned in high school in CTE courses as defined above

B One (1) point is given to a student for each year of activity in a Career and Technical Student Organization in Wisconsin For activity in multiple CTSOs one point is to be given for each year of participation in each CTSO

C For the purpose of assigning a ranking among eligible candidates credit hours in process at the time of nomination should be counted toward the number of credits the student has earned

In the event of a tie CTE grades become the tie-breaker The grades used for this purpose are only those grades earned in CTE courses not a studentrsquos overall grade point A studentrsquos CTE grade point shall be calculated in the same fashion as the overall grade point average

A The second tie breaker will be the ACT composite score A student may select English mathematics reading or science to determine the highest sub-score The next tie breaker will be the second third and fourth highest sub-scores in that order

B In the event there is still a tie a coin flip will determine the scholar

Except for the limitation on the number of designated scholars the faculty of the high school shall select the applicable number of seniors for designation as scholars and shall certify in order of priority any remaining seniors with the same level of proficiency as alternates for the scholars or if there is no remaining senior with the same level of proficiency any remaining seniors with the next highest level of proficiency as alternates for the scholars

Other Scholarships Other scholarships are available to students throughout their senior year Criteria and applications are available in the Student Services Office Local scholarships will be announced in the springtime of Senior year and Scholarship Awards Night will be held in May

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Student Services

Columbus High Schoolrsquos Student Services Office supports each student to discover and meet hisher academic career social and personal needs Over the four years of high school students will be tested offered counseling and supported in both present and future situations The goal is to help each student attain the highest achievement possible By dialoging with students about their goals and potential it is hoped that each student will enter adult society with clear objectives and a positive self-image

The school counselors are available to every student each student will be received equally regardless of hisher academic rank career plans or overall school activities The student services office is open from 740 am to 340 pm when school is in session or by appointment

Ms Kristie Dunbar Student ServicesAthletics Assistant Phone (Extension 2104) or e-mail (kdunbarcolumbusk12wius)

Mrs Tammy Leis School Counselor (Last Names I-Z) Phone (Extension 2105) or e-mail (tleiscolumbusk12wius)

Mrs Elizabeth Canfield School Counselor (Last Names A-H) Phone (Extension 2107) or e-mail (bcanfieldcolumbusk12wius)

Student Services Department Website httpwwwcolumbusk12wiuspage205

Student Services Timetable

Grade Dates Activities Tests Explanation

9th-12th Ongoing Homeroom

Students will participate in grade level activities for the following topics Freshman ndash Teambuilding Sophomores ndash Protective Behaviors Juniors ndash Post-Secondary Planning Senior ndash Adult Life Skills

9th to 12th July 1 Registration Online registration will be available through the Columbus School District website Counselors available by appointment

9th August to September

Freshman Conferences

Meet with counselor to plan for high school discuss post-secondary plans parents encouraged to attend

9th September Freshmen Orientation

First day of school- Get to know staff and school spend time walking through schedule answering questions

12th

September to

November

Senior Conferences

Finalize post-secondary plans applications etc

12th

September Quarter 1

conferences

Financial Aid Meeting

FAFSA process

11th October Wisconsin

Education Fair 100 representatives that provide information to students about different post-secondary options

9th to 12th November Youth Risk

Behavior Survey

Survey that monitors six types of health-risk behaviors that contribute to the leading causes of death and disability among youth and adults

8th January 8th to 9th Grade

Transition Meeting Information for parents and students on the transition to high school

8th to 11th January Course Selection Students enter course requests in Infinite Campus for the following year

11th March ACT All students at Junior credit status will take the ACT plus writing The ACT is a college admissions test

12th March Local Scholarship

Application Senior students will receive local scholarship application packet and submit the applications

12th May Scholarship

Awards Night Local scholarships awarded to seniors

9th to 11th May to July Schedule Creation Seniors will meet one-on-one with counselor to create their following yearrsquos schedule all students will receive schedules over the summer through Infinite Campus

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Agriculture amp Natural Resources Courses

Course Length Credits Course Name 9th 10th 11th 12th

1 Block1 Quarter 5 Agribusiness Management X X

1 Block1 Quarter 5 Agricultural Careers amp Leadership X X X X

1 Block1 Quarter 5 Agricultural Food Science ES $ 19-20 X X

1 Block1 Quarter 5 Animal Science $ X X X X

1 Block1 Quarter 5 Biotechnology $ 18-19 X X X

1 Block1 Quarter 5 Greenhouse Management $ X X X

1 Block1 Quarter 5 Landscaping $ 18-19 X X X x

1 Block1 Quarter 5 Plant Science X X X

1 Block1 Quarter 5 Veterinary Science X X x

1 Block1 Quarter 5 Wisconsin Fish and Aquaculture $ 19-20 X X X X

1 Block1 Quarter 5 Wisconsin Forestry and Wildlife 18-19 X X X X

Indicates prerequisite(s) $ Indicates Course Fee 00-00 Indicates year running

Agribusiness Management Course Length 1 Block1 Quarter Credits 5 Grade Level 11 12 Prerequisite(s) None Course Description This course is highly recommended for students enrolled in the Youth Apprenticeship program FFA members with strong SAE programs andor students interested in learning about managing their personal finances Students will be introduced to business concepts and develop their own class cooperative Concepts covered in this course include managing finances acquiring credit taxes calculating depreciation defining various types of business organizations and developing a method of keeping financial records This course covers the financial literacy standards and provides students with the basic knowledge needed to manage their personal and business finances Students will find this course provides useful information they can apply to their future career or for their personal finances

Agricultural Careers amp Leadership Course Length 1 Block1 Quarter Credits 5 Grade Level 9 10 11 12 Prerequisite(s) None Course Description Students will explore and tour several agriculturally-related careers in the Columbus area to directly correlate their personal employability skills with the business communityrsquos expectations and needs Students will also participate in activities to develop their leadership and teamwork skills that the student can apply in everyday life It will focus on personal skills development and team building activities in preparation for employment In addition the students will analyze the globalization of agriculture through a mock International Agricultural Food Symposium Students will take a look at Wisconsin agricultural products and research imported and exported commodities to learn about Global Agriculture

Agricultural Food Science ES Course Fee $15

Course Length 1 Block1 Quarter Credits 5 Grade Level 11 12 Prerequisite(s) None Course Description The main objective of this course is to introduce students to methods of food preservation and the effects of food additives sugars fats colors and flavors on food quality Students will participate in labs that analyze the effects of various sweeteners fats colors and flavors used in food processing In addition students will process food products including marshmallows taffy yogurt jerky and root beer Students will look at the science and chemistry involved in food processing and explore careers in the food industry Emphasis will be placed on issues relating food safety and genetically modified foods to consumer concerns This course will be run every other year opposite Biotechnology This course credit is applied to the science department graduation requirement

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Animal Science Course Fee $10

Course Length 1 Block1 Quarter Credits 5 Grade Level 9 10 11 12 Prerequisite(s) None Course Description The focus of this class is to introduce students to agricultural animals The purpose is to inform students of common practices uses and care of these animals Topics will include pet ownership career opportunities animal welfare issues classification and breeds of animals anatomy physiology nutrition reproduction and animal behavior In addition units of study may include livestock management disease prevention parasitology animal handling and restraint and veterinary terminology Students will be introduced to each of these areas to develop an understanding of the diversity in the agricultural animal industry Students will have opportunities to work with animals in hands on activities

Biotechnology Course Fee $10

Course Length 1 Block1 Quarter Credits 5 Grade Level 101112 Prerequisite(s) None Course Description The word ldquobiotechnologyrdquo combines two root words bio=life and technology=applying science to solve problems Biotechnology is currently used in agriculture medicine food processing waste management energy production and research This course will offer a broad introduction to biotechnology and the opportunity to learn some of the skills needed and technologies used in the various areas It will also explore some of the patent and trade secrets moral and ethical decisions that need to be made This course will be run every other year opposite Ag Food Science

Greenhouse Management Course Fee $10

Course Length 1 Block1 Quarter Credits 5 Grade Level 10 11 12 Prerequisite(s) Horticulture This course is designed to introduce students to greenhouse crops greenhouse management greenhouse design hydroponics pesticide safety and floral design Greenhouse Management is an advanced course exposing students to greenhouse crop production floral design and plant care and management This course will offer an in-depth study of plants crops the floral industry hydroponic crops and greenhouse maintenance and management Students will engage in hands-on activities to assist them in understanding the learning objectives in each unit of study

Landscaping Course Fee $5

Course Length 1 Block1 Quarter Credits 5 Grade Level 9 10 11 12 Prerequisite(s) None This is an introductory course to landscaping including design installation and maintenance Students will learn to identify common landscaping trees shrubs and plants and how to properly plant them Students will also be responsible for acquiring landscaping projects to implement the skills they learn in class The best way to learn how to install and maintain a landscape is to participate in it hands-on Students will also learn about the principles of landscape design and apply them to a design they will create and draw for a specific residence assigned by the teacher

18

Plant Science Course Length 1 Block1 Quarter Credits 5 Grade Level 10 11 12 Prerequisite(s) None Plant Science is an introductory course exposing students to how plants are used the detailed structure of plant anatomy and emphasizing the physiological functions that benefit humans Plants are currently used in agriculture medicine food processing waste management energy production and research This course will offer an in-depth study of plant anatomy and give students the opportunity to learn some of the skills needed and technologies used in plant science and plant production It will also explore some of the plant crops grown locally and in the school greenhouse Students will engage in hands-on activities to assist them in understanding the learning objectives in each unit of study Areas of study include plant classification plant anatomy plant physiology greenhouse crops plant identification and floral design principles

Veterinary Science Course Length 1 Block1 Quarter Credits 5 Grade Level 10 11 12 Prerequisite Animal Science Veterinary Science is an introductory course exposing students to the world of veterinary medicine and animal health Small and large animal veterinarian skills will be introduced in the course as well as laboratory procedures and specialized areas of veterinary work exposing students to the various aspects related to this career Students will engage in hands-on activities to assist them in understanding the learning objectives in each unit of study Areas of study include safety and sanitation veterinary terminology anatomy and physiology clinical exams hospital procedures parasitology office management posology and laboratory techniques

Wisconsin Fish and Aquaculture Course Fee $10

Course Length 1 Block1 Quarter Credits 5 Grade Level 910 11 12 Prerequisite None This course is designed to introduce students to fishing and aquaculture The students will experience raising Tilapia in an aquaculture system in the classroom and learn about the indicators used to determine water quality in the tank Students will also experience fishing in local waterways Students will develop fishing skills and their ability to identify Wisconsin fish In addition students will learn how to craft their own fishing lures Wisconsin waterfowl are another important natural resource that will be covered in this course Students will learn about identification of waterfowl and their migratory habits This course will be offered every other year opposite Wisconsin Forestry and Wildlife

Wisconsin Forestry and Wildlife Course Length 1 Block1 Quarter Credits 5 Grade Level 9 10 11 12 Prerequisite None This course is designed to introduce students to Wisconsin forestry and wildlife The students will experience a local forest ndash applying forestry skills identifying wildlife tracks and animals Students will develop forestry skills and their ability to identify Wisconsin mammals songbirds and game birds In addition students will learn how to craft their own turkey call Students will also learn about wildlife management and developing habit for wildlife This course will be offered every other year opposite Wisconsin Fish and Aquaculture

19

1 1011 12

Photo 2 101112

Art Course Sequence

Community Art 10 11 12

Graphic Art amp Design 9101112

r_--

Advanced Studio Art

10 11 12

Art 1 9101112

Art2 9101112

Painting 1011 12

Yearbook 1 9101112

Ceramics 1 10 11 12

Ceramics 2 10 11 12

lt1tro11bull - _____

-

Yearbook2 10 11 12

Glass 1 10 11 12

Glass 2 11 12

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Art Courses


Up to 1 Block2 Quarters or 1 Skinny1 Year

5 or 10

Advanced Studio Art$ X X X

1 Block1 Quarter 5 Art 1 $ X X X X


1 Block1 Quarter 5 Ceramics 1 $ X X X


1 Skinny1 Year 10 Community Art X X X

1 Block1 Quarter 5 Glass 1 $ X X X

1 Block1 Quarter 5 Glass 2 $ X X

1 Block1 Quarter 5 Graphic Art amp Design X X X X

1 Block1 Quarter 5 Painting $ X X X

1 Block1 Quarter 5 Photography 1 $ X X X


1 Skinny1 Year 10 Yearbook 1 X X X X

1 Skinny1 Year 10 Yearbook 2 X X X

$ Indicates course fee Indicates prerequisite(s)

Advanced Studio Art Course Fee $2000 for course materialsmdashcanvasesglassfilm etc

Course Length 1 Block1 Quarter Credits 5 or 10 Grade Level 10 11 12 Prerequisite(s) Grade of B or higher in Art 2 and completion of an upper level art class Course Description This art class is for the motivated student who plans to further develop hisher skills as an artist independently selecting areas of artistic study This class is structured to customize to individual art interests and exploration This class is available for repeat credit

Art 1 Course Fee $500 for artist sketchbook and project materials

Course Length 1 Block1 Quarter Credits 5 Grade Level 9 10 11 12 Prerequisite(s) None Course Description This course is open to all students interested in art regardless of previous training Art 1 provides an introduction to the elements of art and the principles of design in both two and three-dimensional studies (clay painting drawing mixed-media etc) Art 1 is a prerequisite for other art courses

Art 2 Course Fee $500 for canvas panel specialty papers

Course Length 1 Block1 Quarter Credits 5 Grade Level 9 10 11 12 Prerequisite(s) Art 1 Course Description Students have choices about projects while exploring drawing painting 3-D furniture redesign and other alternative art forms Students will build on skills from previous art classes Develop skills for creating original artwork Art 1 and Art 2 may be taken the same year

21

Ceramics 1 Course Fee $1000 for clay

Course Length 1 Block1 Quarter Credits 5 Grade Level 10 11 12 Prerequisite(s) Art 1 Course Description Students will work with clay through wheel throwing and hand building to create a variety of projects They will also explore different finishing and glazing techniques Ceramics 1 and Ceramics 2 may be taken in the same year


Course Length 1 Block1 Quarter Credits 5 Grade Level 10 11 12 Prerequisite(s) Grade of C or better in Ceramics 1 Course Description Students will expand knowledge and skills with clay on the pottery wheel and in hand building they will make bigger more complex pots such as tall vases and containers with lids Ceramics 1 and Ceramics 2 may be taken in the same year

Community Art Course Length 1 Skinny1 Year Credit 10 Grade Level 10 11 12 Prerequisite(s) None Course Description Students will partner with community initiatives to create art through service learning Projects may include murals brochures barn quilts various graphic design projects framing etc Projects will be determined based on community needs

Glass 1 Course Fee $2000 for stained glass for mosaic practice panel and panel 1

Course Length 1 Block1 Quarter Credits 5 Grade Level 10 11 12 Prerequisite(s) Art 1 Course Description Create stained glass panels and a glass mosaic stepping stone Draw your own designs or work from preexisting patterns Glass 1 and Glass 2 may be taken in the same year

Glass 2 Course Fee $2000 for stained glass glass rods millefiori ornament tube and fusing glass materials

Course Length 1 Block1 Quarter Credits 5 Grade Level 11 12 Prerequisite(s) Grade of C or higher in Glass 1 students must be at least 16 years old Course Description Create glass beads and blow your own glass ornament with the torch Combine glass pieces through fusing Etch designs onto 3-D glass containers Expand your knowledge and skills with stained glass panel construction by making 2-D and 3-D projects Students must be at least 16 years of age to use the torch Glass 2 will run concurrently with Glass 1 Glass 1 and Glass 2 may be taken in the same year

22

Graphic Art amp Design Course Length 1 Block1 Quarter Credits 5 Grade Level 9 10 11 12 Prerequisite(s) Art 1 Course Description This course introduces students to the design skills needed to create effective digital imagery Students will learn many strategies for using Adobe Photoshop software Students will work at their ability level so beginners as well as advanced computer students are encouraged to join Students will learn how to evaluate and analyze information in order to solve the same types of problems faced by professional designers

Painting Course Fee $1000 for brush set and canvas building materials

Course Length 1 Block1 Quarter Credits 5 Grade Level 10 11 12 Prerequisite(s) Art 2 Course Description Create original paintings based on your own personal photographs and ideas Explore the basics of acrylic oil and watercolor painting Learn to stretch your own canvas and explore painting techniques

Photography 1 Course Fee $2000 for film and photo paper

Course Length 1 Block1 Quarter Credits 5 Grade Level 10 11 12 Prerequisite(s) Art 1 Course Description This course is designed to give students a basic understanding of digital and black amp white photography Students will learn about the technical and artistic aspects of producing photos through traditional darkroom techniques and digital manipulation Photography 1 and Photography 2 may be taken in the same year


Course Length 1 Block1 Quarter Credits 5 Grade Level 10 11 12 Prerequisite(s) Grade of C or higher in Photography 1 Course Description This course is designed for students interested in continuing to learn about photography Students will work to improve their technical skills in the darkroom as well as explore alternative processing techniques and digital photography Photography 1 and Photography 2 may be taken in the same year

Yearbook 1 Course Length 1 Skinny1 Year Credits 10 Grade Level 9 10 11 12 Prerequisite(s) None Course Description This course is designed to introduce students to the terminology and skills necessary to design effective yearbook spreads Spreads will be created using an online page editing program These production-oriented projects allow the student to learn grid design typographic options and graphic techniques culminating in a yearbook publication This class allows students an opportunity to work with DSLR cameras and learn about photo journalism this class provides an introduction to digital photography editing software and photography composition techniques In addition to creative design and writing the students will explore a variety of marketing techniques

23

Yearbook 2 Course Length 1 Skinny1 Year Credit 10 Grade Level 10 11 12 Prerequisite(s) Yearbook 1 Course Description Yearbook 2 will run concurrently with Yearbook 1 and will allow students to advance the basic skills learned in Yearbook 1 as well as take on a leadership role through mentoring first-year students New skills that will be learnedimproved in Yearbook 2 include mentorship teamwork increased leadership and responsibility digital photo enhancement project planning and improved quality of final production

24

amp Information Technology

Introduction to Business

Entrepreneurship S amp E Management Accounting Computer Exploration Web Design

Advanced Accounting

Business amp Information Technology Course Sequence

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Business amp Information Technology Courses


1 Block1 Semester 10 Accounting $ X X X

1 Block1 Semester 10 Advanced Accounting (DC) X X

1 Block1 Quarter 5 Computer Exploration X X X X

1 Block1 Semester 10 Entrepreneurship 19 - 20 X X X

1 Block1 Quarter 5 Introduction to Business 19 - 20 X X X X

1 Block1 Quarter 5 IT Essentials X X X X

1 Block1 Quarter 5 Personal Finance X X X

1 Block1 Semester 10 Practical Law 18-19 X X X

1 Block1 Quarter 5 Sports amp Entertainment Management X X X X

1 Block1 Quarter 5 Web Design X X X X

$ Indicates course fee Indicates prerequisite(s) 00-00 Indicates year running

Accounting Course Fee $1000 for individual worksheets

Course Length 1 Block1 Semester Credits 10 Grade Level 10 11 12 Fee $10 for worksheets Prerequisite(s) Algebra with a C or better Course Description If you have any desire to go into a Business career Accounting is a MUST HAVE COURSE Accounting is said to be the ldquolanguage of businessrdquo Students enrolling in this course will learn the basic accounting cycle for a service and merchandising business They will understand the different control systems for a business the ethics behind accounting and explore potential Accounting careers Any student who completes this course will have a major advantage going into college Completion of the course will make students eligible to take Advanced Accounting a Dual Credit course through Madison College

Advanced Accounting (DC) Course Length 1 Block1 Semester Credits 10 Grade Level 11 12 Prerequisite(s) Accounting with a C or better Course Description Advanced Accounting takes concepts learned in Accounting and goes more in depth into the decisions that are made with the financial information It doesnrsquot come down to one test college credit is received through your performance in the class The credit you receive is then eligible to be transferred to accepting colleges NOTE FREE COLLEGE CREDIT This is a Dual Credit course Students who pass this class receive credit from Madison College and Columbus High School

Computer Exploration Course Length 1 Block1 Term Credits 5 Grade Level 9 10 11 12 Prerequisite(s) None Course Description The world is changing at a rapid rate Students are taught how to keep up with the changing technological world by exploring those technologies while putting together their own dream sports team Students are taught the skills to become better at keyboarding as well as the given the necessary information needed to utilize different processing publishing software oral presentation skills and necessary information in order to use the computer in everyday life Because computer knowledge is essential for many career choices as well as high school and college classes this course is recommended for all freshmen

26

Entrepreneurship Course Length 1 Block1 Semester Credits 10 Grade Level 10 11 12 Prerequisite(s) None Course Description Gain real skills that you can use immediately No matter what interests you have in a career being a business owner is an option for you Owning your own business allows you to take your interests and be your own boss Students in this course will examine the major steps in starting their own business This ranges from Ownership Strategy Financing and Marketing their business Creation of a business plan defining entrepreneurial skills identifymeeting needs and marketing their business will be covered in the course NOTE This course will be offered once every two years (2019-2020)

Introduction to Business Course Length 1 Block1 Term Credits 5 Grade Level 9 10 11 12 Prerequisite(s) None Course Description Having fundamental knowledge about how a business operates is beneficial for anybody It is relevant information for pursuing a future career or even as someone who goes shopping If you plan to pursue a business career this course is a must have Students will gather the skills necessary to understand basic business operations as well as being able to work collaboratively to accomplish business tasks NOTE This course will be offered once every two years (2019-2020)

IT Essentials Course Length 1 Block1 Term Credits 5 Grade Level 9 10 11 12 Prerequisite(s) None Course Description This course provides an in-depth exposure to computer tasks These tasks can range from installation configuration troubleshooting software upgrades operating systems security as well as environmental issues Students will have hands on activities to take a look inside a computer to understand the hardware Students will also get to program simple computer games work with databases and collaboratively work together with different emerging technologies Whatrsquos more useful than someone that can help solve computer problems

Personal Finance Course Length 1 Block1 Term Credits 5 Grade Level 10 11 12 Prerequisite(s) None Course Description Do you plan to live on your own someday In order to do so basic personal finance skills are a must have before being able to live on your own successfully Students taking this course will gain the skills necessary to make wise financial decisions The topics that will be covered will include but are not limited to banking services managing checking and savings accounts college savings employee pay and benefits income taxes the stock market managing credit insurance housing and transportation expenses Students will use the Internet as well as computer software programs to help them through this class

Practical Law Course Length 1 Block1 Semester Credits 10 Grade Level 10 11 12 Prerequisite(s) None Course Description What are your rights as a student Is that legal Can a business really do that to anyone These are questions that will be answered in ldquoPractical Lawrdquo Students will learn how the legal system works including units of study of contracts bailments consumer protection agency leases mortgages negotiable instruments and wills Students will be asked to use legal vocabulary and critically think about real cases and apply them in class in mock trial format NOTE This course will be offered once every two years (2018-2019)

27

Sports amp Entertainment Management Course Length 1 Block1 Term Credits 5 Grade Level 9 10 11 12 Prerequisite(s) None Course Description Interested in a future career in Sports or Entertainment but have a sneaky suspicion it may not be as an athlete singer or actor Perhaps management of those activities is right for you Students in this course will be exposed to business management skills while putting a Sports and Entertainment spin on it Those management skills include leadership finance product-people-information management legal and ethical issues customer relations sales management dealing with change and career development

Web Design Course Length 1 Block1 Term Credits 5 Grade Level 9 10 11 12 Prerequisite(s) None Course Description Web design begins with basic principles of design visual literacy and leads into understanding the basic language that goes behind every Web Page Students will develop the techniques necessary to ldquowriterdquo web pages using HTML while also using web-editing software (Dreamweaver) to create web sites using text enhancements links anchors e-mail addresses and images Other multimedia software will be utilized as well as an introduction to using JavaScript on web pages This course will be primarily taught through hands on instruction and is a recommended course for any student looking to go into an information technology or computer systems career

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English Courses


1 Block1 Year 20 AP English $ X

1 Block1 Quarter 5 Communication Arts X X

1 Block1 Quarter 5 Creative Writing X X

1 Block1 Semester 10 English 1 X


1 Block1 Semester 10 Major Authors $ X X

1 Block1 Semester 10 Modern Literature X X

1 Block1 Quarter 5 Myths amp Legends X X

1 Block1 Quarter 5 Science Fiction $ X X

1 Block1 Quarter 5 Sports Literature X X

1 Block1 Quarter 5 Write for College X X

1 Block1 Quarter 5 Writing Production X X X


AP English Course Fee $2500 for novels used in class

Course Length 1 Block1 Year Credits 20 Grade Level 12 Prerequisite(s) Grade of C or better in Major Authors or Grade of C or better in Modern Literature plus reading an independent reading list to be determined in consultation with teacher Course Description The goal of AP English is to develop freshman college level reading and writing skills by the end of the course The course will emphasize critical reading writing for a variety of disciplines vocabulary building study skills and active participation in discussion This class prepares students for both the College Board AP-Language amp Composition and AP-Literature amp Composition tests NOTE The course is recommended for students pursuing post-secondary education who want to develop freshman college-level writing skills See page 8 for wait list policy

Communication Arts Course Length 1 Block1 Quarter Credits 5 Grade Level 11 12 Prerequisite(s) English II In todayrsquos global accessible society it is important to understand the art of communicating effectively Careers of every category are looking for people who know how to communicate with each other and have the soft skills of accountability punctuality responsibility and respectability This course will help you to understand the art of communication The focus will be on speaking and listening activities to help you become an effective communicator through group discussions one-to-one activities (like the interview) and presentations

Creative Writing Course Length 1 Block1 Quarter Credits 5 Grade Level 11 12 Prerequisite(s) English 2 Course Description Creative Writing utilizes the process approach to writing (prewriting drafting writing and editing) Students write in a wide variety of formats for self-selected purposes and audiences The course goal is for students to become more confident in written creative expression

29

English 1 Course Length 1 Block1 Semester Credits 10 Grade Level 9 Prerequisite(s) None Course Description The guiding objective of this course is to connect reading writing speaking listening and critical thinking skills These skills will be developed through novel reading drama reading poetry reading reflective writing composition writing letter writing vocabulary development library reference research and study skills Cooperative learning will be emphasized to develop interpersonal communication skills

English 2 Course Length 1 Block1 Semester Credits 10 Grade Level 10 Prerequisite(s) English 1 Course Description Students will study the elements of poetry drama and the novel Common composition amp grammatical errors and writing in response to literature will be emphasized English 2 is also designed to acquaint the student with the basic fundamentals of speech It provides students with the opportunity to gain more self-confidence and poise in public speaking situations

Major Authors Course Fee $500 for novel used in class

Course Length 1 Block1 Semester Credits 10 Grade Level 11 12 Prerequisite(s) English 2 Course Description Major Authors is designed to be a survey course of a selection of major American and British authors Novels poetry short stories and drama may be covered Critical thinking will be emphasized through literature analysis and other forms of writing Students will be expected to develop their knowledge of literary terminology vocabulary and conventions of English language This course is college preparatory in nature and is meant for those planning on pursuing post-secondary education or for those with high interest in studying Literature Major Authors will serve as a pre-requisite to the AP English course

Modern Literature Course Length 1 Block1 Semester Credits 10 Grade Level 11 12 Prerequisite(s) English 2 Course Description Modern Literature is designed to capture the literary needs of the students who have a greater interest in a more contemporary range of literature Reading selections for this course will be geared around non-traditional literary offerings Novels poetry short stories and drama may be covered Various forms of writing will serve as a venue for critical thinking about literature Students will be expected to develop their knowledge of literary terminology vocabulary and conventions of English language

Myths amp Legends Course Length 1 Block1 Quarter Credits 5 Grade Level 11 12 Prerequisite(s) English 2 Course Description This is an elective course designed for anyone interested in looking at Greek and Norse mythology folktales and legends of the past and present The course content includes a wide variety of ideas concerning the past and where man is now

30

Science Fiction Course Fee $1000 for novel used in class

Course Length 1 Block1 Quarter Credits 5 Grade Level 11 12 Prerequisite(s) English 2 Course Description This course is a study in science fiction The literature will focus on two novels and a variety of short stories and poetry Various forms of writing will serve as a way to critically think about and analyze literature The course is designed to look at how science fiction is not just about the advancement of technology invention or discovery but also that good science fiction reflects and comments on sociological patterns Students will investigate the idea that science fiction is the very literature of change and that some authors believe it is the only such literature we have

Sports Literature Course Length 1 Block1 Quarter Credits 5 Grade Level 11 12 Prerequisite(s) English 2 Course Description Sports Literature offers depth and insight into the philosophy drama and Americana of sports and athletics Critical thinking on the impact sports have on culture and society as well as the use of The American Dream narrative within media presentation are two main areas of study Biographies essays poetry and drama are studied in conjunction with required in-class written analysis practice

Write for College Course Length 1 Block1 Quarter Credits 5 Grade Level 11 12 Prerequisite(s) Modern Literature or Major Authors Course Description In this course students will use the writing process (prewriting drafting writing and editing) to create a variety of essays and compositions Students in this class will use word processing applications to write compositions including but not limited to essays of evaluation causeeffect and comparison literary college entrance and persuasive essays and research papers Building a college-sized vocabulary developing logical arguments and explanations and learning the organizational structures of different types of essays will also be stressed This course is recommended for students pursuing post-secondary education who want to develop freshmen college-level writing skills

Writing Production Course Length 1 Block 1 Quarter Credits 5 Grade Level 10 11 12 Prerequisite(s) English 1 Course Description If you are considering a post-high school career in any form of journalism or you want an English course that will focus on more non-traditional writing this course is for you Using reading writing listening and problem solving skills the course emphasis is newspaper writing and publication One of the appeals to this class is the openness it offers for students to pursue writing on topics of their choosing The editorial staff for the school newspaper will be established in this class and the first issues of the Clarion are published during this class This course is open to sophomores juniors and seniors and may be repeated in subsequent years

31

Mathematics Course Sequence

Geometry

Algebra

Advanced Algebra

Pre-Calculus

Elementary Algebra (SENIORS ONLY)

AP Calculus Statistics (SENIORS ONLY)

32

Mathematics Courses


1 Block1 Semester or 1 Skinny1 Year

10 Advanced Algebra X X X


10 Algebra X X X X

1 Block1 Year 20 AP Calculus X

1 Block1 Semester 10 Elementary Algebra X


10 Geometry X X X X


10 Pre-Calculus X X

1 Block1 Semester 10 Statistics X

Indicates prerequisite(s)

Advanced Algebra Course Length 1 Block1 Semester or 1 Skinny1 Year Credits 10 Grade Level 10 11 12 Prerequisite(s) Algebra and Geometry recommended grade of C or better in both courses Course Description This course is a review and extension Algebra procedures necessary to solve simple quadratic and polynomial equations and inequalities New concepts included are parent functions and their transformations analytic trigonometric functions and their applications rational expressions and equations and logarithmic and exponential functions This course is often a requirement for post-secondary schools NOTE Graphing calculator is strongly recommended for this course

Algebra Course Length 1 Block1 Semester or 1 Skinny1 Year Credits 10 Grade Level 9 10 11 12 Prerequisite(s) None Course Description This course begins with basic concepts addition subtraction multiplication and division in algebra linear sentences distances slopes exponents polynomials systems of equations parabolas and quadratic equations and functions The students will extensively use the calculator in realistic situations This course is a requirement for college and most technical school programs NOTE Students will need a scientific calculator for this course

AP Calculus Course Length 1 Block1 Year Credits 20 Grade Level 12 Prerequisite(s) Grades of C or better in Pre-Calculus (D or F consent of teacher) Course Description This course is recommended for college-bound students entering fields requiring extensive use of calculus (Example Engineering science and mathematics) This is a college level course that covers the first semester of a college calculus course The topics covered include limits continuity differentiation and integration and their applications At the end of the year the students will be able to take an Advanced Placement exam for college credit andor advanced placement Test AB topics are covered in class test BC topics are for independent study NOTE Students will need a graphing calculator for this course

33

Elementary Algebra Course Length 1 Block1 Semester Credits 10 Grade Level 12 Prerequisite(s) Algebra and Geometry (Advanced Algebra completion recommended) Course Description This course offers traditional algebra topics with applications Learners develop algebraic problem solving techniques needed for technical problem solving and for more advanced algebraic studies Topics include linear equations exponents polynomials rational expressions and roots and radicals Successful completion of this course prepares learners to succeed in technical mathematics courses NOTE This course is designed for students attending Madison College and will prepare them for the math section of the COMPASS test Students will take the math section of the COMPASS test at the completion of the material Students may earn math credit at Madison College depending on their grade in this course and their score on the COMPASS test Students will need a scientific andor graphing calculator for this course

Geometry Course Length 1 Block1 Semester or 1 Skinny1 Year Credits 10 Grade Level 9 10 11 12 Prerequisite(s) Algebra or Algebra A Course Description This course is the study of points lines planes angles polygons circles solids reflections transformations coordinate geometry logic and indirect reasoning The format will use calculators to relate subject matter to the outside world The nature of proof and many patterns of geometric proof are explored NOTE Students will need a scientific calculator for this course

Pre-Calculus Course Length 1 Block1 Semester or 1 Skinny1 Year Credits 10 Grade Level 11 12 Prerequisite(s) Require C or better in Advanced Algebra (D or F consent of teacher) Course Description This course is appropriate for students who wish to pursue post high school courses of study (technical school or college) such as fields of medicine math engineering and physical science Students planning on taking AP Calculus are required to take this course The class integrates statistical algebraic and pre-calculus concepts in work with functions and an intuitive approach to limits Graphing calculators are used in plotting functions and analyzing data The study of trigonometry and circular functions is also included NOTE Students will need a graphing calculator for this course

Statistics Course Length 1 Block1 Semester Credits 10 Grade Level 12 Prerequisite(s) Advanced Algebra or Advanced Algebra A amp B Course Description This statistics course is suitable for students planning to further their education in the fields of psychology sociology education allied health business economics humanities communications and liberal arts Content will include an introduction to statistics describing and exploring data probability and distributions hypothesis testing with mean and standard deviation correlation and regression modeling interpreting results sample sizes and a statistical project This course will use technology and projects will be required NOTE Students will need a graphing calculator for this course

34

Music Courses


1 Block1 Year 20 AP Music Theory $ X X X

1 Skinny1 Year 10 Concert Choir X X X X

1 Skinny1 Year 10 History of Rock N Roll X X X X

1 Skinny1 Year 10 Jazz Ensemble X X X X

1 Skinny1 Year 10 La Voce X X X X

1 Skinny1 Year 10 Music Theory amp Composition $ 2019-2020 X X X X

1 Skinny1 Year 10 Symphonic Band $ X X X X

1 Skinny1 Year 10 Treble Choir X X X X

1 Skinny1 Year 10 Wind Ensemble X X X X


Instruments Students must provide their own instruments Students who play percussion instruments will pay a $5000 rental fee Some larger instruments are available on a rental basis of $5000 from the School District Students are responsible for the maintenance and repair of their own instruments Throughout the year students will need to purchase supplies as needed Students must maintain assigned uniforms

AP Music Theory Course Fee $50 for workbook

Course Length To be determined could be on the block or skinny for one year Credits 20 Grade Level 10 11 12 Prerequisite(s) Band choir or consent of teacher Course Description Students will learn to recognize understand and describe the basic materials and processes of music that are heard or presented in a score This will be done by developing students aural sight singing written compositional and analytical skills The AP Music Theory Exam will test students on their knowledge of Musical Terminology Notational Skills Basic Compositional Skills Score Analysis and Aural Skills

Concert Choir Course Length 1 Skinny 1 Year Credits 10 Grade Level 9 10 11 12 Prerequisite(s) None Course Description This choir is open to all students that are interested in singing There is no audition Concert Choir will work on music reading basic music theory vocal technique and music appreciation We will sing and perform a variety of accompanied and a cappella music ranging from a variety of music eras and genres

History of Rock N Roll Course Length 1 Skinny 1 Year Credits 10 Grade 9 10 11 12 Prerequisite(s) None Course Description This course will cover the history and evolution of Rock N Roll The course will include lecture videos music examples with use of the Smart Board the Internet and other technologies Students will have an opportunity to comment on the music through various lessons

35

Jazz Ensemble Course Length 1 Skinny1 Year Credits 10 Grade Level 9101112 Prerequisite(s) Student must be enrolled in Symphonic Band or consent of teacher Course Description Jazz Ensemble is a performance-oriented ensemble which offers students the opportunity to further their instrumental music experiences Students will explore various musical styles composers improvisation techniques and instrumental techniques associated with the jazz idiom Instrumentation is limited to saxophones trumpets trombones percussion keyboard and guitar The ensemble will perform publicly at a variety of functions Students must provide their own instruments Percussion and some larger instruments are available on a rental basis ($5000) from the School District Students are responsible for maintenance of their own instruments and purchasing of needed supplies Students are also required to supply a plain black button shirt black socks and black dress shoes

La Voce Course Length 1 Skinny1 Year Credits 10 Grade Level 9 10 11 12 Prerequisite(s) Participation in Concert Treble Choir Concert Choir or with director permission Audition with director which may include but is not limited to sight singing pitch matching music theory and choreography Course Description La Voce is a performance-oriented ensemble Students will perform a variety of repertoire that may include Show Choir Vocal Jazz Madrigals and Pop A cappella music Students may have opportunities to perform at various community functions throughout the school year

Music Theory amp Composition Course Fee $1500 for workbook

Course Length 1 Skinny1 Year Credits 10 Grade Level 9 10 11 12 Prerequisite(s) Band choir or consent of teacher Course Description Music surrounds us and influences our lives in many ways Music Theory amp Composition will offer students individual experiences in music theory a survey of musical styles They will also compose andor arrange music using todayrsquos latest technology NOTE This course will be offered once every two years (2019-2020)

Symphonic Band Course Fee $2500 (shoe fee-1st year members only) $5000 (Rental of School Owned Instruments ONLY) Additional charge may include band apparel Course Length 1 Skinny1 Year Credits 10 Grade Level 9 10 11 12 Prerequisite(s) None Course Description This course provides students with a diversified instrumental music program Marching Band Concert Band Solo and Small Ensembles are the main units of instruction Students may further their instrumental music experience through membership in Pep Band Musical Pit Orchestra and large group ensembles Students have opportunities to perform publicly through a variety of concerts and programs for school and community events The marching band is a required part of this ensemble Students who utilize school owned instruments must pay an additional $5000 per year for the upkeep of the instruments This includes percussionists Percussionists will also need to supply the following items 1 StickMallet Bag Concert Snare Sticks General Timpani Mallets Medium Rubber Xylophone Mallets Hard Rubber Bell Mallets General Yarn Marimba Mallets a metronome and a practice pad (A percussion handbook is made available-free of charge- with recommendations of brands The director will help with the research and order of the materials)

36

Treble Choir Course Length 1 Skinny1 Year Credits 10 Grade Level 9 10 11 12 Prerequisite(s) Audition with director Which may include but is not limited to sight singing pitch matching and music theory Course Description This choir will focus on advanced music theory ear training vocal technique and music history Treble Choir will sing and perform a variety of accompanied and a cappella music ranging from a variety of music eras and genres For Treble Voices only

Wind Ensemble Course Length 1 Skinny1 Year Credits 10 Grade Level 9 10 11 12 Prerequisite(s) Student must be enrolled in Symphonic Band or consent of teacher Course Description This course will be a continuation of the Symphonic Band with an in-depth concentration on performance techniques chamber literature listening experiences music theory composition and history Performances will be a part of this course

37

Physical Education amp Health Courses


1 Block1 Quarter 5 Cooperative Sports X X X X

1 Block1 Quarter 5 Freshmen Physical Education X

1 Skinny1 Year 10 Intro to Weight Training X X X X

1 Block1 Quarter 5 Health X X X X

1 Block1 Quarter 5 Lifetime Games amp Sports X X X

1 Block1 Quarter 5 Outdoor Education X X X

1 Block1 Quarter 5 Personal Fitness X X X

1 Skinny1 Year 10 Weight Training X X X


Cooperative Sports Course Length 1 Block1 Quarter Credits 5 Grade Level 9101112 Prerequisite None Course Description Students will create and promote an environment of respect tolerance and unity while participating in sports and recreational activities Cooperative sports creates unique team bonds through a series of sporting experiences We will practice together and learn the skills needed to become a good teammate and leader while improving our physical fitness abilities

Freshmen Physical Education Course Length 1 Block1 Quarter Credits 5 Grade Level 9 Prerequisite(s) None Course Description This class is the required physical education and health class for all freshmen This course will focus on the five components of fitness and a variety of team and individual units such as flag football lacrosse soccer basketball volleyball net games floor hockey archery rock climbing and weight training Students will need gym clothing and shoes for this course

Intro to Weight Training Course Length 1 Skinny1 Year Credits 10 Grade Level 9 10 11 12 Prerequisite(s) None Course Description This course is offered as specific weightfitness training aimed toward learning the five basic components of physical fitness (Cardiovascular endurance muscular strength muscular endurance flexibility and body composition) Course content will include proper lifting techniques plyometric training core strengthening speed and agility training functional training injury prevention and proper diet Students are required to train during each class period and must wear proper fitness attire NOTE This course cannot be used to satisfy the Physical EducationHealth graduation requirement This course may be taken multiple times for credit Students will need gym clothing and shoes for this course

38

Health Course Length 1 Block1 Quarter Credits 05 Grade Level 9 10 11 12 Prerequisite(s) None Course Description This class is a required class for all freshmen The focus of this class includes units on human grown and development disease personal wellness drugs and alcohol nutrition first aidCPR and mental health Note This course must be taken to satisfy the Health Education graduation requirement for Class of 2019 and beyond

Lifetime Games amp Sports Course Length 1 Block1 Quarter Credits 5 Grade Level 10 11 12 Prerequisite(s) Freshmen Wellness Course Description This is an elective Physical Education class that is designed to introduce students to lifetime activities as well as develop knowledge of history philosophy cultural influence rules and strategies of sports Sports include but are not limited to basketball volleyball badminton floor hockey softball whiffle ball flag football lacrosse field hockey soccer and ultimate Frisbee Fitness activities will center on each individual sport and the training that each sport requires NOTE This course may be taken multiple times for credit Students will need gym clothing and shoes for this course

Outdoor Education Course Length 1 Block1 Quarter Credits 5 Grade Level 10 11 12 Prerequisite(s) Freshmen Wellness Course Description This course is centered on the experience of the outdoors Depending on the time of year archery rock climbing orienteering geocaching skiing hiking snow shoeing canoeing boot hockey and kayaking are some of the activities that students will experience in this course The purpose of this course is to promote the outdoor activities as well as provide the opportunity for exposure growth and refinement of the skills that come with these activities NOTE This course may be taken multiple times for credit Students will need gym clothing and shoes for this course

Personal Fitness Course Length 1 Block1 Quarter Credits 5 Grade Level 11 12 Prerequisite(s) Freshmen Wellness Course Description Personal Fitness is an elective class designed to meet the fitness needs of every individual Students will learn the specific aerobic and muscular needs of their bodies while participating in a broad range of fitness activities Students will be required to devise a specific fitness plan designed to meet their fitness goals NOTE This course may be taken multiple times for credit Students will need gym clothing and shoes for this course

39

Weight Training Course Length 1 Skinny1 Year Credits 5 Grade Level 10 11 12 Prerequisite(s) Summer conditioning or instructorrsquos permission Course Description This course is offered as specific weightfitness training aimed toward improving the five components of physical fitness (Cardiovascular endurance muscular strength muscular endurance flexibility and body composition) Course content will include proper lifting techniques plyometric training core strengthening speed and agility training functional training injury prevention and proper diet Students are required to train during each class period and must wear proper fitness attire NOTE This course may be taken multiple times for credit Students will need gym clothing and shoes for this course

40

l~I ~II

Columbus High School Science Courses

Science 9

Grade 9 Freshmen choose from Science

1 credit 9 or Biology as their first

course (Information about

making the choice is on the

next page)

Biology

Grade 9 10

Required for all students

1 credit

Upon completion of Biology choose from electives

Chemistry 1 is recommended before

Human Anatomy and Genetics Biomedical Science Physics Physiology Grade 10 11 12 Grade 11 12 Grade 11 12 Grade 10 11 12 05 credit 05 credit 1 credit 1 credit

Chemistry 1 is required before

Chemistry 2 AP Biology

Grade 10 11 12 Grade 11 12

1 credit 2 credits

Four-year universities usually require 3 to 4 science credits

Most colleges require Biology and Chemistry and then and a third science

Some have specific class requirements for certain majors

Please check with your chosen college for requirements

Chemistry 1 Ecology Forensic Science Grade 10 11 12 Grade 10 11 12 Grade 10 11 12 1 credit 05 credits 05 credit

41

The science sequence begins with either Science 9 or Biology

Science 9 is only offered to freshmen and is recommended for those students who

want a broad base to their science education The course will cover topics in life

science basic chemistry and physics and earth and space science This course will

use a variety of instructional tools and help students learn how to better interpret

and understand scientific information After Science 9 students would take

Biology Other courses such as Chemistry Environmental Science Forensic

Science Biomedical Science etc would be taken for a third credit Students

wanting additional science would then choose from other electives

Biology is the recommended first course for students who are highly self-motivated

and planning to complete more than three credits of science in high school

Freshmen who choose biology are generally good students in both science and

math with an interest in pursuing science-related fields of study The course will

cover specific biological concepts such as characteristics of life macromolecules

cells genetics and organism classification Freshmen starting with Biology will take

Chemistry as their second science course Credits three four or more would be

chosen from the various science electives to meet their college requirements or

match their area of interest

Typical course sequence starting with Science 9

Credit 1 Credit 2 Credit 3 Credit 4+

(if desired)

Science 9 Biology Chosen from electives

Typically - Chemistry

Ecology Forensic Science

Biomedical Science or

Genetics

Chosen from

electives

Typical course sequence starting with Biology


(if desired)

Biology Chemistry Chosen from electives

Typically - Chemistry 2

Human Anatomy and

Physiology Biomedical

Science

AP Biology or Physics

Chosen from

electives

Electives Chemistry Environmental Science Forensic Science Biomedical Science Genetics

Chemistry 2 Human Anatomy and Physiology Physics AP Biology

42

Science Courses


1 Block1 Year 20 AP Biology X X

1 Block1 Semester 10 Biology X X

1 Block1 Quarter 05 Biomedical Science X X

1 Block1 Semester 10 Chemistry 1 X X X


1 Block1 Quarter 5 Ecology X X X

1 Block1 Quarter 5 Forensic Science X X X

1 Block1 Quarter 5 Genetics X X X

1 Block1 Semester 10 Human Anatomy amp Physiology X X X

1 Block1 Semester 10 Physics X X

1 Block1 Semester 10 Science 9 X


AP Biology Course Length 1 Block1 Year Credit 20 Grade Level 11 12 Prerequisite(s) Grade of C or better in Biology and Chemistry I (Grade of D in either consent of teacher) Course Description This course is an in-depth study of general biological phenomenon The Advanced Placement Board dictates the curriculum Students completing this course will have every opportunity to be prepared for the AP exam if they desire to take it

Biology Course Fee $5

Course Length 1 Block1 Semester Credits 10 Grade Level 9 10 Prerequisite(s) None Supplies Binder Course Description This course uses an applications-oriented approach to teach the science of biology It emphasizes problem solving decision-making and hands-on learning Students study the concepts of cells and cellular processes heredity classification and change and diversity of biological systems NOTE This is a required course for graduation from all Wisconsin high schools

Biomedical Science Course Length 1 block 1 Quarter Credits 05 Grade level 11 12 Prerequisite Biology (Chemistry 1 is recommended) Course description Through research discussions guest speakers and job shadow experiences students investigate and learn about medical careers the human body diseases and medical procedures Students study various health conditions and their treatment The activities and projects introduce students to human physiology medicine and research processes

43

Chemistry 1 Course Fee $5

Course Length 1 Block1 Semester Credits 10 Grade Level 10 11 12 Prerequisite(s) Biology and Algebra (Geometry is recommended) Supplies Scientific calculator and lab goggles Course Description Chemistry 1 explores the composition properties and interactions of matter Through research experimentation problem solving analysis and discussion students learn about chemical principles and their applications Course work includes laboratory experiments written lab reports scientific research projects and problem solving assignments Students are expected to participate in class activities apply math skills to various chemical concepts reflect on and discuss chemical phenomena and regularly practicestudy material presented in class

Chemistry 2 Course Length 1 Block1 Semester Credits 10 Grade Level 10 11 12 Prerequisite(s) Chemistry 1 Supplies Scientific calculator and lab goggles Course Description Chemistry 2 expands upon concepts developed in Chemistry 1 and involves the study of more advanced chemical topics such as solution properties gas laws equilibrium reaction rates acid-base chemistry and organic chemistry Skills learned in Chemistry 1 such as writing formulas completing reaction equations and using stoichiometry to solve problems are expected and used regularly Coursework includes laboratory experiments written lab reports scientific research projects and problem solving assignments Emphasis is placed on student interaction and discussion of topics Work and study outside the classroom is expected so students can be active participants in class NOTE Students will need a scientific calculator and lab goggles for this course

Ecology Course Length 1 Block1 Quarter Credits 5 Grade Level 10 11 12 Prerequisite(s) None Course Description Ecology is the study of the interrelationships between man wildlife and the environment Students will be expected to participate in group projects research data collection and presentations as they study and learn about issues related to both land and aquatic environments The Crawfish River will be used as a source of research and data collection stressing the importance of scientific procedures and record keeping Attendance and participation are vital to success in class

Forensic Science Course Length 1 Block1 Quarter Credits 5 Grade Level 10 11 12 Prerequisite(s) Biology Course Description Forensic Science is the application of science and technology to the legal system This course will introduce students to the scientific principles and techniques used in crime scenes and historic investigations by using published works and case examples Class work will include lecture written exercises lab work and projects to teach critical thinking skills as students investigate and solve problems and apply information

44

Genetics Course Length 1 Block1 Quarter Credits 5 Grade Level 10 11 12 Prerequisite(s) Biology (Chemistry is recommended) Course Description This nine-week course uses concepts learned in biology and builds on them to investigate the role of chromosomes in our lives Studies will begin with a brief review of Mendelian Genetics DNA structure and replication Exploration of more modern genetic topics will follow such as genetic engineering cloning stem cell research DNA fingerprinting genetic basis for disease and genetic technologies

Human Anatomy amp Physiology Course Length 1 Block1 Semester Credits 10 Grade Level 11 12 (10 By Teacher Approval) Prerequisite(s) Biology (Chemistry 1 is recommended) Course Description This is an advanced level biology course that examines the structure and function of the human body The course is designed to assist all students in understanding the complexities and aesthetics associated with human life Detailed drawings of their lab dissections of a cat will be necessary Students will also investigate and learn about various science careers

Physics Course Length 1 Block1 Semester Credits 10 Grade Level 11 12 Prerequisite Biology and Advanced Algebra (Chemistry 1 is recommended) Course Description Physics is a study of the scientific principles that govern the physical world Emphasis is placed on critical thinking and mathematical problem solving as students apply physics principles to everyday situations Topics studied include data collection and analysis problem solving motion forces collisions energy sound light heat and magnetism Coursework will include laboratory experiments lab reports projects and problem solving assignments This course is recommended for students who want a traditional college-prep math-based approach to learning physics

Science 9 Course Fee $3

Course Length 1 Block1 Semester Credits 10 Grade Level 9 Prerequisite(s) None Supplies Binder Course Description Students will learn to organize and interpret information in their study of several scientific fields Emphasis is placed on using a variety of sources to learn scientific principles in earth and space science life science chemistry and physics This course is recommended for all freshmen that want to learn about a broad range of science topics

45

Social Studies Course Sequence

US History 1

Politics amp Government

US History 2

AP US History

World History

Current Events

Economics Wisconsin amp Local History

Psychology 1

Psychology 2

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Social Studies Courses


1 Block1 Year 20 AP US History X X

1 Block1 Quarter 5 Current Events X X X

1 Block1 Quarter 5 Economics X X

1 Block1 Quarter 5 Politics amp Government X X X

1 Block1 Quarter 5 Psychology 1 X X


1 Block1 Semester 10 US History 1 X

1 Block1 Semester 10 US History 2 X X

1 Block1 Quarter 5 Wisconsin amp Local History X X

1 Block1 Semester 10 World History X X X


AP US History Course Length 1 Block1 Year Credits 20 Grade Level 11 12 Prerequisite(s) Grades of C or better in US History 1 and 2 (D or F in US History 1 andor 2 must have AP US History teacherrsquos written approval) Course Description This course is an in-depth study of the history of the United States from pre-history to the present The course is designed to prepare students for intermediate and advanced college courses by making demands upon them equivalent to those made by introductory college courses Course content will include study of government on the federal state and local levels citizenship and the US Constitution In addition there will be an emphasis on the development of democracy selected problems and the relationship of recent US history to contemporary issues This class also prepares students to take the Advanced Placement exam for college credit andor advanced placement

Current Events Course Length 1 Block1 Quarter Credits 5 Grade Level 10 11 12 Prerequisite(s) None Course Description The goal of this class is to develop media literacy as well as address contemporary issues and events in American society that are pertinent to young people who are entering adult society The topics covered in this course may include world conflicts social economic and political issues

Economics Course Length 1 Block1 Quarter Credits 5 Grade Level 11 12 Prerequisite(s) None Course Description This 9-week course will integrate basic personal finance instruction into an introductory economics class including budgeting and investing banking credit and insurance Additionally there will be units on microeconomics and macroeconomics Students will cover supply and demand concepts There will be units on the types of economies the governmentrsquos role in the economy as well as globalizationrsquos impacts on economies

47

Politics amp Government Course Length 1 Block1 Quarter Credits 5 Grade Level 11 12 (10 with teacher approval) Prerequisite(s) US History 1 US History 2 (or in progress) Course Description Politics and Government is a nine-week course that explores the workings of local national and international political systems The course focuses on building civic literacy and promoting active citizens The class will examine political philosophies functions and limitations of all levels of government through topics such as the Bill of Rights elections political media and the United Nations

Psychology 1 Course Length 1 Block1 Quarter Credits 5 Grade Level 11 12 Prerequisite(s) None Course Description A general overview of the field of psychology This class is intended to prepare college-bound students for college psychology courses and to help all students better understand themselves and others Units will cover states of consciousness abnormal psychology the development of people and research Students will also design and conduct an experiment

Psychology 2 Course Length 1 Block1 Quarter Credits 5 Grade Level 11 12 Prerequisite(s) Psychology 1 Course Description A continuation of the overview initiated in Psychology 1 Students will focus on units on learning memory motivation and intelligence as well as therapy Psychology 2 students will also conduct an experiment focused on these educational topics

US History 1 Course Length 1 Block1 Semester Credits 10 Grade Level 9 Prerequisite(s) None Course Description This course is recommended for all freshmen The history of the United States from pre-history to 1900 is studied Study of government on the federal state and local levels citizenship and the US Constitution are included as well as an emphasis on selected problems and contemporary issues

US History 2 Course Length 1 Block1 Semester Credits 10 Grade Level 10 11 Prerequisite(s) US History 1 Course Description This course is recommended for all sophomores The history of the United States from 1876 to the present is studied with emphasis on the development of democracy selected problems and the relationship of recent US history to contemporary issues

Wisconsin amp Local History Course Length 1 Block1 Quarter Credits 5 Grade Level 11 12 Prerequisite(s) None Course Description This course will cover Wisconsin history from settlement through the Progressive Era Students will learn about periods of US history through a local perspective as they study the history of their hometown and state The class will include several kinds of activities including independent research and a final presentation using multimedia resources

48

World History Course Length 1 Block1 Semester Credits 10 Grade Level 10 11 12 Prerequisite(s) US History 2 Course Description This course is recommended for all juniors World History is a semester-long course that explores the political economic and social forces throughout civilization The course will study foundations of civilization and the origins of world religions Students will use a variety of activities to learn about the culture geography and history of nations throughout the world from the beginning of civilization to the revolutionary era

49

~ ~A ~ gt J ~ ___ T

~ - gt ~ _~

Technology amp Engineering Education at Columbus High School

CONSTRUCTION

Construction amp Horne

Maintenance

Trades I

High School Course Offerings

POWERENERGY amp TRANSPORTATION

Energy Engineering

Applied Electronics amp Electricity

Ba sic Automotive Care

Introduction to En~eering Desi~ (PLT W)

Aerospace En~eering

MANUFACTURING

Materials amp Processes

Post High School Opportunities

Apprenticeship 2

On the Job Trainning

3

Advanced Placement

4

COMMUNICATIONS

Computer Aided Graphics Desi~ amp Drafting C ornrn unications I

Video Production

4 year School 5

Graphics2

T-shirts amp more

Work 6

50

Technology amp Engineering Courses


1 Block1 Semester 10 Aerospace Engineering $ X X X X

1 Block1 Quarter 5 Applied Electronics amp Electricity $ X X X X

1 Block1 Quarter 5 Basic Automotive Care $ X X X

1 Block1 Semester 10 Construction amp Home Maintenance $ X X X

1 Block1 Semester 10 Graphic Communications $ X X X X

1 Block1 Quarter 5 Graphics 2 $ X X X

1 Block1 Semester 10 Introduction to Engineering Design TM (IED) X X X X

1 Block1 Semester 10 Materials amp Processes $ X X X X

1 Block1 Semester 10 Principals of Engineering X X X

1 Block1 Quarter 5 Video Production X X X X


NOTE Technology amp Engineering courses may have additional charges due to projects

Aerospace Engineering Course Fee $2000 for project materials

Course Length 1 Block1 Semester Credits 10 Grade Level 9 10 11 12 Prerequisite(s) None Course Description Does aerospace and rocketry interest you This course will provide you with experiences in designing developing and evaluating aircraft space vehicles and their operating systems There will be an emphasis on investigation and research of flight characteristics analysis of aerodynamic design exposure to careers in aerospace engineering as well as using experimental methods to complete a design project

Applied Electronics amp Electricity Course Fee $1500 for project materials

Course Length 1 Block1 Quarter Credits 5 Grade Level 9 10 11 12 Prerequisite(s) None Course Description Learn all about electricity and electronics This course will cover basic fundamentals of electricity and electronics solid-state electronics digital electronics and fundamentals of computer construction The major projects in this course will be to build electronic project kits You will also do several labs to learn electrical laws and component functions

Basic Automotive Care Course Fee $1000 for project materials

Course Length 1 Block1 Quarter Credits 5 Grade Level 10 11 12 Prerequisite(s) Driverrsquos License access to a car to work on Course Description This class is designed to give you the knowledge and skills you need to own and operate a vehicle You will get a basic understanding of automotive systems including fuel delivery electrical suspension and drive train You will also participate in hands-on experiences including tune-ups and routine maintenance This class will also totally disassemble a car

51

Construction amp Home Maintenance Course Fee $1000 for project materials

Course Length 1 Block1 Semester Credits 10 Grade Level 10 11 12 Prerequisite(s) None Course Description If you like building or are planning on owning a home one-day this course is important for you In this course you will participate in constructing a wall section for ldquostickrdquo construction You will be involved in material and cost analysis laying out walls framing and building floors working with drywall mudding roofing and siding building stairs and setting doors Along with the lab work there will be various discussions of different building techniques jobs in the industry and written assignments of the various units dealt with in the class This course also deals with issues and skills needed for owning your own home There are 28 labs that provide hands-on experiences in the area of wall coverings and repair plumbing electricity appliance repair and general home maintenance

Graphic Communications Course Fee $2500 for project materials

Course Length 1 Block1 Semester Credits 10 Grade Level 9 10 11 12 Prerequisite(s) None Course Description Printing and publishing is the 3rd largest industry in our state It is also an area where local industries are in desperate need of quality workers This is a communications course that will deal with the basics in the four types of printing offset screen relief and gravure printing photo and computer pre-press and other graphic procedures as well as the presentations skills needed to show others your innovative ideas Projects that you will make in class include notepads business cards personalized envelopes and a t-shirt

Graphics 2 Course Fee $1500 for project materials

Course Length 1 Block1 Quarter Credits 5 Grade Level 10 11 12 Prerequisite(s) Graphic Communications Course Description This course is a continuation of Graphic Communications T-shirts etched glass and much much more The objective of this course is to build upon the skills and knowledge obtained from Graphic Communications You will gain additional skills in offset printing including doing individual printing projects school projects and multiple color projects There will also be projects in screen-printing Computer desktop publishing will be another focus of the course along with job and job costing skills and gravure printing In addition there will also be field trips to various establishments to help link the class work to the printing industry

52

Introduction to Engineering Design TM (IED) ndash Project Lead The Way course Course Length 1 Block1 Semester Credits 10 Grade Level 9 10 Prerequisite(s) Algebra or current enrollment in Algebra and 8th grade Science teacher recommendations Course Description Introduction to Engineering Design TM (IED) is a high school level course for students who are interested in design and engineering The major focus of the IED course is to expose students to design process research and analysis teamwork communication methods global and human impacts engineering standards and technical documentation IED gives students the opportunity to develop skills and understanding of course concepts through activity- project- and problem-based (APPB) learning Used in combination with a teaming approach APPB-learning challenges students to continually hone their interpersonal skills creative abilities and understanding of the design process It also allows students to develop strategies to enable and direct their own learning which is the ultimate goal of education The course assumes no previous knowledge but students should be concurrently enrolled in college preparatory mathematics and science Students will employ engineering and scientific concepts in the solution of engineering design problems In addition students use a state of the 3D solid modeling design software package to help them design solutions to solve proposed problems Students will develop problem-solving skills and apply their knowledge of research and design to create solutions to various challenges that increase in difficulty throughout the course Students will also learn how to document their work and communicate their solutions to their peers and members of the professional community Introduction to Engineering Designtrade is one of three foundation courses in the Project Lead The Wayreg high school pre-engineering program The course applies and concurrently develops secondary level knowledge and skills in mathematics science and technology The course of study includes Design Process Modeling Sketching Measurement Statistics and Applied Geometry Presentation Design and Delivery Engineering Drawing Standards CAD Solid Modeling Reverse Engineering Consumer Product Design Innovation Marketing Graphic Design and Engineering Ethics

Materials amp Processes Course Fee $2000 for project materials

Course Length 1 Block1 Semester Credits 10 Grade Level 9 10 11 12 Prerequisite(s) None Course Description This course is where it all starts If you like hands-on projects this introductory course is for you You will learn procedures and methods and construct projects in the following areas woods plastics and metals Shop safety and proper use of all tools and machines in the above areas will be emphasized

Principles of Engineering (POE) ndash Project Lead The Way course Course Length 1 Block1 Semester Credits 10 Grade Level 10 11 12 Prerequisite(s) Algebra and Geometry Course Description Principles Of Engineering (POE) is a high school-level survey course of engineering The course exposes students to some of the major concepts that they will encounter in a post-secondary engineering course of study Students have an opportunity to investigate engineering and high tech careers POE gives students the opportunity to develop skills and understanding of course concepts through activity- project- and problem-based (APPB) learning Used in combination with a teaming approach APPB learning challenges students to continually hone their interpersonal skills creative abilities and problem solving skills based upon engineering concepts It also allows students to develop strategies to enable and direct their own learning which is the ultimate goal of education

To be successful in POE students should be concurrently enrolled in college preparatory mathematics and science Students will employ engineering and scientific concepts in the solution of engineering design problems Students will develop problem-solving skills and apply their knowledge of research and design to create solutions to various challenges Students will also learn how to document their work and communicate their solutions to their peers and members of the professional community

Principles Of Engineering is the second of two foundation courses in the Project Lead The Way high school engineering program The course applies and concurrently develops secondary level knowledge and skills in mathematics science and technology

53

Video Production (Cross-listed with Art courses) Course Length 1 Block1 Quarter Credits 5 Grade Level 9 10 11 12 Prerequisite(s) None Course Description Would you like to know about careers in video broadcasting and movie making This course addresses major video production topics the video production process video composition program development operation of video camera systems lighting techniques and equipment audio equipment and recording directing editing principles indirect presentation skills and DVD authoring

54

Work Based Learning


Up to 2Blocks2 Quarters or

1 Skinny1 Year 10 Job Shadow X X


1 Skinny1 Year 5 Teacherrsquos Assistant X

Up to 4Blocks4 Quarter or

2 Skinnies per year

5 up to

2year Work Release X X

Varies 10 Youth Apprenticeship X X

Job Shadow Course Length Up to 2 Blocks2 Quarters or 1 Skinny1 Year Credits 0 Grade Level 11 12 Prerequisite(s) C average at CHS and be in good standing for graduation requirements Course Description The Mentorship Program enables high school juniors and seniors to learn from community members who work in the studentrsquos area of career interest The student will observe their mentor and participate in the workplace setting This is an unpaid work experience Students need to turn in their Job Shadow contract prior to their experience At the end of the quarter the student will submit their work log supervisor evaluation and reflection paper to receive a pass on their transcript This course is worth zero credit NOTE Students will need to provide their own transportation

Teacherrsquos Assistant Course Length Up to 2 blocks2 quarters or 1 Skinny1 Year Credits 0 Grade Level 12 Prerequisite(s) C average at CHS and be in good standing for graduation requirements Course Description The student will work with a teacher at CES CMS CHS or one of the private schools Students will assist teachers with projects prepping materials andor working with students Students need to turn in the Teacher Assistant contract prior to their experience At the end of the quarter the student will submit their work log supervisor evaluation and reflection paper to receive a pass on their transcript for this course This course is worth zero credit NOTE Students will need to provide their own transportation

Work Release Course Length Up to 4 Blocks4 Quarters or 2 Skinnies per Year Credits 5 up to 2 credits per year Grade Level 11 12 Prerequisite(s) C average at CHS and be in good standing for graduation requirements (or consent of Counselor and Principal due to extenuating circumstances) Course Description This course is designed to help students decide on post-secondary career option Students need to turn in their Work Release contract prior to their experience At the end of the quarter the student will submit their work log supervisor evaluation and reflective paper which explains their job experience and why or why not they will choose to pursue this post-secondary option NOTE Students will need to provide their own transportation Students will receive a PassFail Grade for this course

55

Youth Apprenticeship Course Length Varies Credits 10 Grade Level 1112 Youth Apprenticeship (YA) programs are offered to high school Juniors and Seniors to prepare for a career while still in school It is a rigorous one or two-year elective program that combines academics and technical instruction with mentored on-the-job learning experience This is a paid work experience

General Information

A one or two-year school-supervised paid work experience for high school juniors or seniors Proficiency attained in standard statewide skills Combination of related classroom instruction and workplace learning Prepares students for further training at either post-secondary educational institution or at a business or industry

One Year Hour Requirement = 450 hours Two Year Hour Requirement = 900 hours Upon completion student will have earned a Certificate of Occupational Proficiency (career specific)

from the Wisconsin Department of Workforce Development (DWD)

Student Responsibilities

Complete the Youth Apprenticeship application Complete an interview and attain employment by the employer Maintain academic standing and acceptable attendance in school Maintain acceptable performance on-the-job Observe rules and requirements established by the company and the YA program Master the skills and competencies (job skills) and get them checked by teachers and employers Complete a minimum of 450 hours for the 1 year program and complete required program competencies Complete a minimum of 900 work hours for the 2 year program and complete required program competencies

Youth Apprenticeship programs that are currently available

Architecture and Construction Auto Collision Auto Technician Finance Health Services Hospitality Lodging amp Tourism Information Technology Manufacturing Agriculture Food amp Natural Resources - Animal Agriculture Food amp Natural Resources - Crops Agriculture Food amp Natural Resources - Mechanic Technician Science Technology Engineering and Math Logistics - Freight Movement Warehousing

56

World Language Courses


1 Block1 Semester 10 AP Spanish 5 X X

1 Block1 Semester OR 1 SkinnyYear

10 Spanish 1 X X X X



1 Block1 Semester 10 Spanish 3 X X X

1 Block1 Semester 10 Spanish 4 $ X X X

1 Block1 Semester 10 Spanish 5 $ X X


Spanish 1 Course Length 1 Block1 Semester Credits 10 Grade Level 9 10 11 12 Prerequisite(s) None Course Description Students are introduced to the target language and the Hispanic culture The primary focus is to learn the vocabulary and structures necessary for day-to-day communication Since target language communication is the goal verbal participation is essential A variety of activities such as games skits and songs reinforce cultural connections conversations reading and writing As culture is introduced students are encouraged to make comparisons of similarities and differences

Spanish 2 Course Length 1 Block1 Semester Credits 10 Grade Level 9 10 11 12 Prerequisite(s) Spanish 1 Course Description Spanish 2 is a continuation of Level 1 Students continue to gain vocabulary and structures necessary for communication and are expected to express themselves in the target language as much as possible Daily activities will allow students opportunities to increase their speaking and listening proficiencies and gain confidence as well as improve reading and writing skills Culture is integrated throughout the course and current debated topics of immigration and ecological sustainability are explored through class novels

Spanish 3 Course Length 1 Block1 Semester Credits 10 Grade Level 10 11 12 Prerequisite(s) Spanish 2 Course Description As studentsrsquo knowledge of the target language expands they become more independent and creative in their oral and written communications Along with a continued focus on conversation there is a greater emphasis on composition and reading Students write in their journals weekly and begin to read independently in addition to class novels Current themes are Outdoor activities health relationships and storytelling

57

Spanish 4 Course Fee $2500 Workbook Fee

Course Length 1 Block1 Semester Credits 10 Grade Level 10 11 12 Prerequisite(s) Spanish 3 Course Description Students continue to improve their proficiency in communication through composition conversation and literature selections A more in-depth perspective of culture is gained through study of the history and civilization of Hispanic people Specifically students learn about Puerto Rico as part of the US the Spanish Civil War and the Argentine Dirty War and will read accompanying class novels

Spanish 5 Course Fee $3500 AP Workbook

Course Length 1 Block1 Semester Credits 10 Grade Level 11 12 Prerequisite(s) Spanish 4 Course Description Spanish 5 is an advanced course designed to prepare students for further study at the university level Conversation composition grammar review literature and cultural readings are integral components of this course as students continue to work toward proficiency in all areas (listening speaking reading and writing) Current themes are man against man man against nature and man against self

AP Spanish 5 Course Length 1 Block1 Semester Credits 10 Grade Level 11 12 Prerequisite(s) Spanish 5 Course Description AP Spanish 5 is an Advanced Placement course that follows the same themes as Spanish 5 but is intended for students who wish to take the AP exam It will prepare students for further study at the university level and incorporates authentic Spanish literature from various authors from Spain Peru Chile Colombia and Argentina Conversation composition grammar review literature and cultural readings are integral components of this course as students continue to work toward proficiency in all areas (listening speaking reading and writing)

58

Courses Index Course Name Department Page Number

Accounting (AS) Business amp Information Technology 26

Advanced Accounting (AS) Business amp Information Technology 26

Agribusiness Management Agriculture and Natural Resources 17

Advanced Algebra Mathematics 33

Advanced Studio Art Art 21

Aerospace Engineering Technology amp Engineering 51

Agricultural Careers amp Leadership Agriculture amp Natural Resources 17

Agricultural Food Science Agriculture amp Natural Resources 17

Algebra Mathematics 33

Animal Science Agriculture amp Natural Resources 18

AP Biology Science 43

AP Calculus Mathematics 33

AP Music Theory Music 35

AP English English 29

AP Spanish 5 World Languages 58

AP US History Social Studies 47

Applied Electronics amp Electricity Technology amp Engineering 51

Art 1 Art 21

Art 2 Art 21

Basic Automotive Care Technology amp Engineering 51

Biology Science 43

Biomedical Science Science 43

Biotechnology Agriculture amp Natural Resources 18

Ceramics 1 Art 22

Ceramics 2 Art 22

Chemistry 1 Science 44


Communication Arts English 29

Community Art Art 22

Computer Exploration Business amp Information Technology 26

Concert Choir Music 35

Construction amp Home Maintenance Technology amp Engineering 52

Cooperative Sports Physical Education amp Health 38

Creative Writing English 29

Current Events Social Studies 47

Ecology Science 44

Economics Social Studies 47

Elementary Algebra Mathematics 34

English 1 English 30


Entrepreneurship Business amp Information Technology 27

Forensic Science Science 44

Freshmen Physical Education Physical Education amp Health 38

Genetics Science 44

Geometry Mathematics 34

Glass 1 Art 22

Glass 2 Art 22

Graphic Art amp Design Art 23

Graphic Communications Technology amp Engineering 52

Graphics 2 Technology amp Engineering 52

Greenhouse Management Agriculture and Natural Resources 18

Health Physical Education amp Health 39

History of Rock N Roll Music 35

Human Anatomy amp Physiology Science 45

Introduction to Business Business amp Information Technology 27

Introduction to Engineering Design TM (IED) Technology amp Engineering 53

Introduction to Weight Training Physical Education amp Health 38

IT Essentials Business amp Information Technology 27

Jazz Ensemble Music 36

Job Shadow Work Based Learning 55

59

Course Name Department Page Number

La Voce Music 36

Landscaping Agriculture amp Natural Resources 18

Lifetime Games amp Sports Physical Education amp Health 39

Major Authors English 30

Materials amp Processes Technology amp Engineering 53

Modern Literature English 30

Music Theory amp Composition Music 36

Myths amp Legends English 30

Outdoor Education Physical Education amp Health 39

Painting Art 23

Personal Finance Business amp Information Technology 27

Personal Fitness Physical Education amp Health 39

Photography 1 Art 23


Physics Science 45

Plant Science Agriculture and Natural Resources 19

Politics amp Government Social Studies 48

Practical Law Business amp Information Technology 27

Pre-Calculus Mathematics 34

Principles of Engineering Technology amp Engineering 53

Psychology 1 Social Studies 48


Science 9 Science 45

Science Fiction English 31

Spanish 1 World Languages 57





Sports amp Entertainment Management Business amp Information Technology 28

Sports Literature English 31

Statistics Mathematics 34

Symphonic Band Music 36

Teacher Assistant Work Based Learning 55

Treble Choir Music 37

US History 1 Social Studies 48


Veterinary Science Agriculture and Natural Resources 19

Video Production Technology amp Engineering 54

Web Design Business amp Information Technology 28

Weight Training Physical Education amp Health 40

Wind Ensemble Music 37

Wisconsin amp Local History Social Studies 48

Wisconsin Fish and Aquaculture Agriculture and Natural Resources 19

Wisconsin Forestry and Wildlife Agriculture and Natural Resources 19

Work Release Work Based Learning 55

World History Social Studies 49

Write for College English 31

Writing Production English 31

Yearbook 1 Art 23

Yearbook 2 Art 24

Youth Apprenticeship Work Based Learning 56

60

Structure Bookmarks



Figure

Columbus High School 2018 -2019



Page

Page

Page

Graduation Requirements



4




5

Information about Course Selection



6

Academic Policies

Academic Policies

Academic Policies

7



Academic Recognition Class Rank Class Standing Graduation Ceremony Honor Roll Scholarships

Academic Achievement


10

Student Services

Student Services

Student Services

14



Career Cruising

15




17

Art Courses

Art Courses

20




25

English Courses

English Courses

English Courses

29

Mathematics Courses

Mathematics Courses

Mathematics Courses

32

Music Courses

Music Courses

35




38

Science Courses

Science Courses

Science Courses

41




46




50

Work Based Learning

Work Based Learning

55

World Languages Courses



57

Course Index

Course Index

59



The district encourages informal resolution of complaints under this policy If any person believes that the Columbus School District or any part of the school organization has failed to follow the law and rules of s 11813 complaint to the administration office located at 200 West School Street Columbus WI 53925

Wis

Stats or in some way discriminates against pupils on the basis listed above heshe may bring or send a




The following total and subject specific credits are required to graduate from Columbus High School It is the responsibility of the student to earn the following credits with passing grades

Subject Area

Subject Area

Subject Area

Required Credits

English

English

40

Mathematics

Mathematics

30

Science

Science

30

Social Studies

Social Studies

30

Physical Education amp Health


15

Health

Health

5

Fine Arts

Fine Arts

5

Career amp Technical Education


10

Electives

Electives

115

Total Credits

Total Credits

28

Class of 2019 and beyond -Specific Department Credit Requirements Career amp Technical Education Agriculture amp Natural Resources Business amp Information Technology and Technology amp Engineering courses fulfill this requirement ES Courses considered ES are optional Science credit Students can only earn up to 1 credit of ES to fulfill the Science department graduation requirement Financial Literacy All students are required to complete either Personal Finance or Economics Fine Arts Art and Music courses f


University of Wisconsin 2-year colleges and 4-year universities require the following for admission Minimum Credits

o

o

o

40 credits of English

o

o

30 credits of Mathematics

o

o

30 credits of Science

o

o

30 credits of Social Studies

o

o

o

40 credits of Electives

UW-Madison and Minnesota universities require 20 credits of the same World Language (or English as a Second Language) with a grade of C or better for admission Other universities may require World Language to graduate from their institutions


o Visit for specific UW credit information ACT or SAT ndash VAll Juniors will take the ACT in March

httpwwwuwhelpwisconsineduadmissionsfreshmanindexaspx


isit ACTstudentorg or Collegeboardorg for more information on these tests

All two-year Wisconsin and Minnesota technical colleges require the following for admission High school diploma and placement test








Block 1

Block 2

Block 3

Block 4

IE Block





Aware that this will be my schedule for next year and aware of the rules pertaining to schedule changes

The









BLOCK COURSES WILL BE CHANGED AFTER THE 3RD SCHOOL DAY OF EACH QUARTER SKINNY COURSES WILL BE CHANGED AFTER THE 3RD SCHOOL DAY OF EACH SEMESTER

NOT

NOT





Itrsquos time to set goals While it is not necessary for you to identify an exact career it is desirable for you to focus your interest toward general career areas The first decision you should consider is that of your immediate post-high school plans Will you attend college Will you enroll in a technical or business school Will you immediately seek employment Will you enter the military services Because you will probably experience more than one career in your life it is a good idea to choose cour

Assistance will be provided Your decisions and choices concerning selections are important and you should consider them with appropriate thought about your future career interests Your school counselors teachers and parents will help you in your decision-making by providing you with information and resource materials on the many options from which you have to choose in deciding your future Career Cruising is our online career development software that also offers a course planner that contains course


Registration is your responsibility You should be aware of your present credit standing as well as your graduation progress Check your Infinite Campus portal or ask your school counselor if you have credit questions or concerns If you do not know how many credits you have completed check with a school counselor You should also be aware of the credit requirements for graduation Registration for the 2018-2019 school year will be online at The registration window will open July 1 Mrs Canfield andor

wwwcolumbusk12wius

wwwcolumbusk12wius

Academic Policies

Academic Policies

Academic Expectations

Successful students are to put into practice the following academic expectations Each teacher will make known

additional or specific expectations in their individual courses Students are expected to







Academic Honesty

Columbus High School promotes academic honesty It is our objective to create and maintain an ethical academic atmosphere in which all work submitted by students represents the true reflection of their effort and ability The goal of these guidelines is to inform and educate students about cheating and plagiarism as well as to assist them in developing honesty integrity and pride in their work





teacher permission





Plagiarism is defined as using someone elsersquos words work or ideas and claiming them as their own This

includes but is not limited to




original work




Teachers in collaboration with administration will determine consequences if the student has violated the Academic Honesty Guidelines These penalties may range from having the student re-do the assignment or exam for reduced credit to an F for the course Student Athletes may also face other penalties according to the Co-curricular Handbook A Behavioral Expectations Report will be sent to the administration and a copy inserted in the studentrsquos file Information contained in the studentrsquos file may be

recognitions as National Honor Society scholarship reviews and co-curricular activities

Advanced Placement Courses and Wait List Policies

Through Advanced Placement (AP) college-level courses and exams students can earn college credit and stand out in the college admission process In AP classrooms the focus is not on memorizing data Instead students engage in intense discussions solve problems collaboratively and learn to write clearly and persuasively AP courses help students acquire the skills and habits needed to be successful in college



two criteria class ranking and GPA in Science classes AP Calculus First priority will be given to eligible seniors AP English Decisions will be made by the English department teachers based on studentsrsquo most recent

MAPs Reading and Language Scores ACT Reading Language and Writing scores AP US History First priority will be given to eligible seniors Eligible juniors will be ranked based on the following two criteria class ranking and GPA in Social Studies classes

Block Scheduling

Block scheduling at CHS is the academic scheduling in which each student has 4 to 6 classes per day and an intervention or enrichment (IE) The goal is to reduce the number of classes that students must attend and prepare for each day provide flexible time for students who need more time to learn the material reduce the number of distractions and class changes provide more opportunities for students to take more courses and build stronger relationships between teachers and students

A Skinny is a 42 minute class taken for one school year There are 2 skinnies during Block 1 and 2 skinnies during Block 2of each school day Not all students have skinnies in their schedule A Block is an 87 minute class taken for a quarter semester or one school year There are 4 blocks in each

school day An IE Block is 35 minutes per day for a year IE block assignments are selected by students daily A Quarter is a 45 day section of the school year There are 4 quarters in each school year A Semester is a 90 day section of the school year There are 2 semesters in each school year

Course Placement

Students who signed up for a particular course will have first priority Then priority will be given based on grade level starting with the seniors


Grading Policies

A mid-quarter progress report is prepared every 45 weeks as a basis for promoting cooperation and understanding between staff parents and students Quarterly parent conferences are held at this time as well Final quarter grades for block classes and final semester grades for skinny classes become part of the studentrsquos permanent high school record Progress reports will not be recorded on a studentrsquos transcript Cumulative GPA is determined by rounding to the hundredths place

Failure Policy

Rescheduling will occur if a student fails a graduation course at quarter or semester The student should see their counselor as soon as possible to discuss repeat options

Grading Scale

Grade

Grade

Grade

Point Value

Percentage

A

A

400

94-100

A

A

-

367

90-93

B+

B+

333

87-89

B

B

300

83-86

B

B

-

267

80-82

C+

C+

233

77-79

C

C

200

73-76

C

C

-

167

70-72

D+

D+

133

67-69

D

D

100

63 to 67

D

D

-

67

60 to 62

F

F

00

0-59






Incomplete Policies

If a teacher gives a student an incomplete for a class due to absences or individualized education plans the student has one week to complete course material to earn a higher grade At the end of one week zeros will be entered into the grade book for missing assignmentsassessments and the student will receive the grade earned It is the responsibility of the student to contact the teacher and complete missing work when an incomplete is given

Parental Involvement

To best support and help your child meet the requirements for academic success please take note of the following

guidelines


Take an active interest in and provide necessary support for your childrsquos daily academic progress

Attend school related functions regularly




for Infinite Campus login information)

supportcolumbusk12wius



Student Withdrawal

Students transferring to another school district should report their plans of transferring to their school counselor and teachers at least one week before they expect to leave Columbus High School All current fees must be paid before transferring School counselors can provide students with up to date transcripts and schedules which helps create a smooth transition It is the responsibility of the student and parent(s)guardian(s) to contact the studentrsquos new school to register and enroll The studentrsquos

occurs and only when this occurs the student will be officially withdrawn from Columbus High School

Textbooks Laptops and Supplies

Textbooks and laptops are available to students free of charge Students who have their textbooks or laptop lost stolen damaged or show wear beyond normal use shall be required to pay the amount not to exceed the cost of replacement Students may be required to pay for books workbooks andor other supplies as indicated for particular courses



Academic Recognitions

Each year deserving students are honored with awards for their outstanding academic achievements


Academic Pins will be awarded in the fall following one full year of a cumulative GPA above 350 Academic Letters will be awarded in the fall following two full years of a cumulative GPA above 350 Academic Medallions will be awarded in the fall following three full years of a cumulative GPA above 350 Academic Excellence Plaques will be awarded at graduation following four full years of a cumulative GPA

above 390

Class Rank

Class rank is determined by the studentrsquos cumulative grade point average Grade point average is calculated and posted to transcripts every quarter and semester GPA is rounded to the nearest hundredth

Class Standing

The following table illustrates minimum number of credits to be classified as a Sophomore Junior or Senior It is important to meet this standard to stay on pace for graduating in four years




Sophomore

Sophomore

4 credits

Junior

Junior

12 credits

Senior

Senior

20 credits


Graduation Ceremony

GPAs of 320 and higher will be recognized with yellow tassels Students who wish to graduate early must turn in the application by October 1of their senior year Please see your school counselor for the district guidelines

st






Honor Roll

To earn Honor Roll at Columbus High School the following GPAs much be achieved each quarter

GPA

GPA

GPA

Honor Roll Standing

320 to 369

320 to 369

Honor Roll

370 to 399

370 to 399

High Honor Roll

40

40

Highest Honor Roll


Leadership Nomination Process

Any nominations for leadership opportunities for students such as Badger Boys State Badger Girls State Wisconsin Leadership Seminar RYLA etc will be voted on by the Columbus High School staff Each staff member will have an equal opportunity to nominate any eligible student

Scholarships

Wisconsins Academic Excellence Scholarship is a State supported program jointly administered by the Department of Public Instruction (DPI) and the Higher Education Aids Board (HEAB) The program offers scholarship recipients an exemption from specified tuition and fees for post high school education at eligible higher education institutions in Wisconsin







The grade point average (GPA) computation will be in accord with School Board Policy 5430 -Class Rank In selecting the scholarship recipient(s) for the Academic Excellence Scholarship unweighted grades for seven (7) semesters will be used to compute grade point averages








Wisconsin Technical Excellence Scholarship

Wisconsins Technical Excellence Higher Education Scholarship is a State supported program jointly administered by the Department of Public Instruction (DPI) and the Higher Education Aids Board (HEAB) The program offers scholarship recipients scholarships for post high school education at eligible technical education institutions in Wisconsin







Additional Eligibility Requirements


A A student must exhibit interest in and planning for a technical career

1

1

1

Prior to September 1 2017 a studentrsquos school counselor or principal must affirm in the studentrsquos nomination that the student has post-secondary plans related to a career in technical education

2

2

Beginning on September 1 2017 a student must have an academic and career plan leading to a career in a technical field


1 be a CTE Concentrator which is a high school student who has completed at least three

(3) high school CTE courses (career and technical education courses) in program area(s) leading to a degree or diploma in the studentrsquos chosen pathway

a

a

a

A student may be enrolled in (rather than have completed) the third course at the time of their nomination for TES

b

b

CTE course is a secondary-level course offered through the DPI-recognized program areas of Agriculture and Natural Resources Education Business and Information Technology Education Family and Consumer Science Education Health Science Education Marketing Education or Technology and Engineering Education such courses must be taught by a CTE instructor licensed for that specific discipline except that courses in Health Science Education may also be taught by a health education instructor andor a sci

2

2

2

participated in a Youth Apprenticeship Program under the supervision of the Wisconsin Department of Workforce Development

3

3

participated in a Technical High School Diploma program as certified by the DPI

4

4

participated in a Career and Technical Training pathway as defined by the DPI

5

5

completed (or be on track to complete) an industry-recognized certification program approved under Wis Stats 115367 (2)

6

6

6

participated in a Skills Standard Program offered by the Wisconsin Department of Public

Instruction (DPI)

7

7

participated in a Career and Technical Student Organization (CTSO) in Wisconsin DECA FBLA FCCLA FFA HOSA or SkillsUSA

8

8

8

completed a technical training program for high school students if the program is offered by a UW System school a Wisconsin Technical College System school a Tribal College in Wisconsin or a private nonprofit college or university located in Wisconsin Examples include but are not limited to

a

a

a

Medical College of Wisconsin Summer Enrichment Programs

b

b

UW-Madisonrsquos Summer Science Institute at WIScience

c

c

Marquette Universityrsquos K-12 Engineering Academies

d

d

MSOE summer programs for K-12 students












Other Scholarships

Other scholarships are available to students throughout their senior year Criteria and applications are available in the Student Services Office Local scholarships will be announced in the springtime of Senior year and Scholarship Awards Night will be held in May

Student Services

Student Services

Columbus High Schoolrsquos Student Services Office supports each student to discover and meet hisher academic

career social and personal needs Over the four years of high school students will be tested offered counseling and supported in both present and future situations The goal is to help each student attain the highest achievement possible By dialoging with students about their goals and potential it is hoped that each student will enter adult society with clear objectives and a positive self-image


Ms Kristie Dunbar Student ServicesAthletics Assistant

Phone (Extension 2104) or e-)

mail (kdunbarcolumbusk12wius

Mrs Tammy Leis School Counselor (Last Names I-Z)

Phone (Extension 2105) or e-

mail (tleiscolumbusk12wius)

Mrs Elizabeth Canfield School Counselor (Last Names A-H)

Phone (Extension 2107) or e-mail ()

bcanfieldcolumbusk12wius

Stude

nt Services Department Website httpwwwcolumbusk12wiuspage205


Grade

Grade

Grade

Dates

Activities

Tests

Explanation

9th-12th

9th-12th

Ongoing

Homeroom


9th to 12th

9th to 12th

July 1

Registration

Online registration will be available through the Columbus School District website Counselors available by appointment

9th

9th

August to September


Meet with counselor to plan for high school discuss postsecondary plans parents encouraged to attend

-

9th

9th

September

Freshmen Orientation

First day of school-Get to know staff and school spend time walking through schedule answering questions

12th

12th

September to November

Senior Conferences


12th

12th

September Quarter 1 conferences


FAFSA process

11th

11th

October

Wisconsin Education Fair

100 representatives that provide information to students about different post-secondary options

9th to 12th

9th to 12th

November

Youth Risk Behavior Survey


8th

8th

January

8th to 9th Grade Transition Meeting

Information for parents and students on the transition to high school

8th to 11th

8th to 11th

January

Course Selection

Students enter course requests in Infinite Campus for the following year

11th

11th

March

ACT

All students at Junior credit status will take the ACT plus writing The ACT is a college admissions test

12th

12th

March

Local Scholarship Application

Senior students will receive local scholarship application packet and submit the applications

12th

12th

May

Scholarship Awards Night

Local scholarships awarded to seniors

9th to 11th

9th to 11th

May to July

Schedule Creation

Seniors will meet one-on-one with counselor to create their following yearrsquos schedule all students will receive schedules over the summer through Infinite Campus

Career Cruising

Career Cruising

COLU-Student ID () Birthday (MMDDYYYY)


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Figure



Course Length

Course Length

Course Length

Credits

Course Name

9th

10th

11th

12th

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Agribusiness Management

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Agricultural Careers amp Leadership

X

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Agricultural Food Science ES $ 19-20

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Animal Science $

X

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Biotechnology $ 18-19

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Greenhouse Management $

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Landscaping $ 18-19

X

X

X

x

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Plant Science

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Veterinary Science

X

X

x

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Wisconsin Fish and Aquaculture $ 19-20

X

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Wisconsin Forestry and Wildlife 18-19

X

X

X

X



Course Length 1 Block1 Quarter Credits 5 Grade Level 11 12 Prerequisite(s) None Course Description This course is highly recommended for students enrolled in the Youth Apprenticeship program FFA members with strong SAE programs andor students interested in learning about managing their personal finances Students will be introduced to business concepts and develop their own class cooperative Concepts covered in this course include managing finances acquiring credit taxes calculating depreciat


Course Length 1 Block1 Quarter Credits 5 Grade Level 9 10 11 12 Prerequisite(s) None Course Description Students will explore and tour several agriculturally-related careers in the Columbus area to

directly correlate their personal employability skills with the business communityrsquos expectations and needs Students

will also participate in activities to develop their leadership and teamwork skills that the student can apply in everyday life It will focus on personal skills development and team building activities in preparation for employment In addition the students will analyze the globalization of agriculture through a mock International Agricultural Food Symposium Students will take a look at Wisconsin agricultural products and research imported and exported commodities to learn about Global Agriculture


Course Length 1 Block1 Quarter Credits 5 Grade Level 11 12 Prerequisite(s) None Course Description The main objective of this course is to introduce students to methods of food preservation and the effects of food additives sugars fats colors and flavors on food quality Students will participate in labs that analyze the effects of various sweeteners fats colors and flavors used in food processing In addition students will process food products including marshmallows taffy yogurt jerky


Course Length 1 Block1 Quarter Credits 5 Grade Level 9 10 11 12 Prerequisite(s) None Course Description The focus of this class is to introduce students to agricultural animals The purpose is to inform students of common practices uses and care of these animals Topics will include pet ownership career opportunities animal welfare issues classification and breeds of animals anatomy physiology nutrition reproduction and animal behavior In addition units of study may include livestock


Course Length 1 Block1 Quarter Credits 5 Grade Level 101112 Prerequisite(s) None Course Description The word ldquobiotechnologyrdquo combines two root words bio=life and technology=applying science to

solve problems Biotechnology is currently used in agriculture medicine food processing waste management energy production and research This course will offer a broad introduction to biotechnology and the opportunity to learn some of the skills needed and technologies used in the various areas It will also explore some of the patent and trade secrets moral and ethical decisions that need to be made This course will be run every other year opposite Ag Food Science


Course Length 1 Block1 Quarter Credits 5 Grade Level 10 11 12 Prerequisite(s) Horticulture This course is designed to introduce students to greenhouse crops greenhouse management greenhouse design hydroponics pesticide safety and floral design Greenhouse Management is an advanced course exposing students to greenhouse crop production floral design and plant care and management This course will offer an in-depth study of plants crops the floral industry hydroponic crops and greenhouse mai


Course Length 1 Block1 Quarter Credits 5 Grade Level 9 10 11 12 Prerequisite(s) None This is an introductory course to landscaping including design installation and maintenance Students will learn to identify common landscaping trees shrubs and plants and how to properly plant them Students will also be responsible for acquiring landscaping projects to implement the skills they learn in class The best way to learn how to install and maintain a landscape is to participate in it hands-on Stude

Plant Science

Course Length 1 Block1 Quarter Credits 5 Grade Level 10 11 12 Prerequisite(s) None Plant Science is an introductory course exposing students to how plants are used the detailed structure of plant anatomy and emphasizing the physiological functions that benefit humans Plants are currently used in agriculture medicine food processing waste management energy production and research This course will offer an in-depth study of plant anatomy and give students the opportunity to learn some of the sk

Veterinary Science

Course Length 1 Block1 Quarter Credits 5 Grade Level 10 11 12 Prerequisite Animal Science Veterinary Science is an introductory course exposing students to the world of veterinary medicine and animal health Small and large animal veterinarian skills will be introduced in the course as well as laboratory procedures and specialized areas of veterinary work exposing students to the various aspects related to this career Students will engage in hands-on activities to assist them in understanding the


Course Length 1 Block1 Quarter Credits 5 Grade Level 910 11 12 Prerequisite None This course is designed to introduce students to fishing and aquaculture The students will experience raising Tilapia in an aquaculture system in the classroom and learn about the indicators used to determine water quality in the tank Students will also experience fishing in local waterways Students will develop fishing skills and their ability to identify Wisconsin fish In addition students will learn how to craf

Wisconsin Forestry and Wildlife

Course Length 1 Block1 Quarter Credits 5 Grade Level 9 10 11 12 Prerequisite None This course is designed to introduce students to Wisconsin forestry and wildlife The students will experience a local forest ndash applying forestry skills identifying wildlife tracks and animals Students will develop forestry skills and their ability to identify Wisconsin mammals songbirds and game birds In addition students will learn how to craft their own turkey call Students will also learn about wildlife man

P

Figure

Art Courses

Art Courses

Course Length

Course Length

Course Length

Credits

Course Name

9th

10th

11th

12th



5 or 10

Advanced Studio Art$

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Art 1 $

X

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Art 2 $

X

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Ceramics 1 $

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Ceramics 2 $

X

X

X

1 Skinny1 Year

1 Skinny1 Year

10

Community Art

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Glass 1 $

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Glass 2 $

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Graphic Art amp Design

X

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Painting $

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Photography 1 $

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Photography 2 $

X

X

X

1 Skinny1 Year

1 Skinny1 Year

10

Yearbook 1

X

X

X

X

1 Skinny1 Year

1 Skinny1 Year

10

Yearbook 2

X

X

X


Advanced Studio Art

Course Fee $2000 for course materialsmdashcanvasesglassfilm etc Course Length 1 Block1 Quarter Credits 5 or 10 Grade Level 10 11 12 Prerequisite(s) Grade of B or higher in Art 2 and completion of an upper level art class Course Description This art class is for the motivated student who plans to further develop hisher skills as an artist independently selecting areas of artistic study This class is structured to customize to individual art interests and exploration This class is available









Community Art

Course Length 1 Skinny1 Year Credit 10 Grade Level 10 11 12 Prerequisite(s) None Course Description Students will partner with community initiatives to create art through service learning Projects may include murals brochures barn quilts various graphic design projects framing etc Projects will be determined based on community needs




Course Length 1 Block1 Quarter Credits 5 Grade Level 11 12 Prerequisite(s) Grade of C or higher in Glass 1 students must be at least 16 years old Course Description Create glass beads and blow your own glass ornament with the torch Combine glass pieces through fusing Etch designs onto 3-D glass containers Expand your knowledge and skills with stained glass panel construction by making 2-D and 3-D projects Students must be at least 16 years of age to use the torch Glass 2 will run concurren


Course Length 1 Block1 Quarter Credits 5 Grade Level 9 10 11 12 Prerequisite(s) Art 1 Course Description This course introduces students to the design skills needed to create effective digital imagery Students will learn many strategies for using Adobe Photoshop software Students will work at their ability level so beginners as well as advanced computer students are encouraged to join Students will learn how to evaluate and analyze information in order to solve the same types of problems faced







Yearbook 1

Course Length 1 Skinny1 Year Credits 10 Grade Level 9 10 11 12 Prerequisite(s) None Course Description This course is designed to introduce students to the terminology and skills necessary to design effective yearbook spreads Spreads will be created using an online page editing program These production-oriented projects allow the student to learn grid design typographic options and graphic techniques culminating in a yearbook publication This class allows students an opportunity to work wi

Yearbook 2

Course Length 1 Skinny1 Year Credit 10 Grade Level 10 11 12 Prerequisite(s) Yearbook 1 Course Description Yearbook 2 will run concurrently with Yearbook 1 and will allow students to advance the basic skills learned in Yearbook 1 as well as take on a leadership role through mentoring first-year students New skills that will be learnedimproved in Yearbook 2 include mentorship teamwork increased leadership and responsibility digital photo enhancement project planning and improved quality of f


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25



Course Length

Course Length

Course Length

Credits

Course Name

9th

10th

11th

12th

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10

Accounting $

X

X

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10

Advanced Accounting (DC)

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Computer Exploration

X

X

X

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10

Entrepreneurship 19 -20

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Introduction to Business 19 -20

X

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

IT Essentials

X

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Personal Finance

X

X

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10

Practical Law 18-19

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Sports amp Entertainment Management

X

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Web Design

X

X

X

X


Accounting

Course Fee $1000 for individual worksheets Course Length 1 Block1 Semester Credits 10 Grade Level 10 11 12 Fee $10 for worksheets Prerequisite(s) Algebra with a C or better Course Description If you have any desire to go into a Business career Accounting is a MUST HAVE COURSE

Accounting is said to be the ldquolanguage of businessrdquo Students enrolling in this course will learn the basic accounting

cycle for a service and merchandising business They will understand the different control systems for a business the ethics behind accounting and explore potential Accounting careers Any student who completes this course will have a major advantage going into college Completion of the course will make students eligible to take Advanced Accounting a Dual Credit course through Madison College


Course Length 1 Block1 Semester Credits 10 Grade Level 11 12 Prerequisite(s) Accounting with a C or better Course Description Advanced Accounting takes concepts learned in Accounting and goes more in depth into the decisions that are made with the financial information It doesnrsquot come down to one test college credit is received through your performance in the class The credit you receive is then eligible to be transferred to accepting colleges

NOTE FREE COLLEGE CREDIT This is a Dual Credit course Students who pass this class receive credit from Madison College and Columbus High School


Course Length 1 Block1 Term Credits 5 Grade Level 9 10 11 12 Prerequisite(s) None Course Description The world is changing at a rapid rate Students are taught how to keep up with the changing technological world by exploring those technologies while putting together their own dream sports team Students are taught the skills to become better at keyboarding as well as the given the necessary information needed to utilize different processing publishing software oral presentation skills and ne

Entrepreneurship

Course Length 1 Block1 Semester Credits 10 Grade Level 10 11 12 Prerequisite(s) None Course Description Gain real skills that you can use immediately No matter what interests you have in a career being a business owner is an option for you Owning your own business allows you to take your interests and be your own boss Students in this course will examine the major steps in starting their own business This ranges from Ownership Strategy Financing and Marketing their business Creation of a


Course Length 1 Block1 Term Credits 5 Grade Level 9 10 11 12 Prerequisite(s) None Course Description Having fundamental knowledge about how a business operates is beneficial for anybody It is relevant information for pursuing a future career or even as someone who goes shopping If you plan to pursue a business career this course is a must have Students will gather the skills necessary to understand basic business operations as well as being able to work collaboratively to accomplish business

IT Essentials

Course Length 1 Block1 Term Credits 5 Grade Level 9 10 11 12 Prerequisite(s) None Course Description This course provides an in-depth exposure to computer tasks These tasks can range from installation configuration troubleshooting software upgrades operating systems security as well as environmental issues Students will have hands on activities to take a look inside a computer to understand the hardware Students will also get to program simple computer games work with databases and coll

Personal Finance

Course Length 1 Block1 Term Credits 5 Grade Level 10 11 12 Prerequisite(s) None Course Description Do you plan to live on your own someday In order to do so basic personal finance skills are a must have before being able to live on your own successfully Students taking this course will gain the skills necessary to make wise financial decisions The topics that will be covered will include but are not limited to banking services managing checking and savings accounts college savings employee

Practical Law

Course Length 1 Block1 Semester Credits 10 Grade Level 10 11 12 Prerequisite(s) None Course Description What are your rights as a student Is that legal Can a business really do that to anyone These

are questions that will be answered in ldquoPractical Lawrdquo Students will learn how the legal system works including units

of study of contracts bailments consumer protection agency leases mortgages negotiable instruments and wills Students will be asked to use legal vocabulary and critically think about real cases and apply them in class in mock trial format NOTE This course will be offered once every two years (2018-2019)


Course Length 1 Block1 Term Credits 5 Grade Level 9 10 11 12 Prerequisite(s) None Course Description Interested in a future career in Sports or Entertainment but have a sneaky suspicion it may not be as an athlete singer or actor Perhaps management of those activities is right for you Students in this course will be exposed to business management skills while putting a Sports and Entertainment spin on it Those management skills include leadership finance product-people-information manageme

Web Design

Course Length 1 Block1 Term Credits 5 Grade Level 9 10 11 12 Prerequisite(s) None Course Description Web design begins with basic principles of design visual literacy and leads into understanding

the basic language that goes behind every Web Page Students will develop the techniques necessary to ldquowriterdquo web

pages using HTML while also using web-editing software (Dreamweaver) to create web sites using text enhancements links anchors e-mail addresses and images Other multimedia software will be utilized as well as an introduction to using JavaScript on web pages This course will be primarily taught through hands on instruction and is a recommended course for any student looking to go into an information technology or computer systems career

English Courses

English Courses

Course Length

Course Length

Course Length

Credits

Course Name

9th

10th

11th

12th

1 Block1 Year

1 Block1 Year

20

AP English $

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Communication Arts

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Creative Writing

X

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10

English 1

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10

English 2

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10

Major Authors $

X

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10

Modern Literature

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Myths amp Legends

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Science Fiction $

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Sports Literature

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Write for College

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Writing Production

X

X

X



Course Length 1 Block1 Year Credits 20 Grade Level 12 Prerequisite(s) Grade of C or better in Major Authors or Grade of C or better in Modern Literature plus reading an independent reading list to be determined in consultation with teacher Course Description The goal of AP English is to develop freshman college level reading and writing skills by the end of the course The course will emphasize critical reading writing for a variety of disciplines vocabulary building study skills and active parti

Communication Arts

Course Length 1 Block1 Quarter Credits 5 Grade Level 11 12 Prerequisite(s) English II

In todayrsquos global accessible society it is important to understand the art of communicating effectively Careers of

every category are looking for people who know how to communicate with each other and have the soft skills of accountability punctuality responsibility and respectability This course will help you to understand the art of communication The focus will be on speaking and listening activities to help you become an effective communicator through group discussions one-to-one activities (like the interview) and presentations

Creative Writing

Course Length 1 Block1 Quarter Credits 5 Grade Level 11 12 Prerequisite(s) English 2 Course Description Creative Writing utilizes the process approach to writing (prewriting drafting writing and editing) Students write in a wide variety of formats for self-selected purposes and audiences The course goal is for students to become more confident in written creative expression

English 1

Course Length 1 Block1 Semester Credits 10 Grade Level 9 Prerequisite(s) None Course Description The guiding objective of this course is to connect reading writing speaking listening and critical thinking skills These skills will be developed through novel reading drama reading poetry reading reflective writing composition writing letter writing vocabulary development library reference research and study skills Cooperative learning will be emphasized to develop interpersonal communic

English 2

Course Length 1 Block1 Semester Credits 10 Grade Level 10 Prerequisite(s) English 1 Course Description Students will study the elements of poetry drama and the novel Common composition amp grammatical errors and writing in response to literature will be emphasized English 2 is also designed to acquaint the student with the basic fundamentals of speech It provides students with the opportunity to gain more self-confidence and poise in public speaking situations


Course Length 1 Block1 Semester Credits 10 Grade Level 11 12 Prerequisite(s) English 2 Course Description Major Authors is designed to be a survey course of a selection of major American and British authors Novels poetry short stories and drama may be covered Critical thinking will be emphasized through literature analysis and other forms of writing Students will be expected to develop their knowledge of literary terminology vocabulary and conventions of English language This course is co

Modern Literature

Course Length 1 Block1 Semester Credits 10 Grade Level 11 12 Prerequisite(s) English 2 Course Description Modern Literature is designed to capture the literary needs of the students who have a greater interest in a more contemporary range of literature Reading selections for this course will be geared around nontraditional literary offerings Novels poetry short stories and drama may be covered Various forms of writing will serve as a venue for critical thinking about literature Students wil

-

Myths amp Legends

Course Length 1 Block1 Quarter Credits 5 Grade Level 11 12 Prerequisite(s) English 2 Course Description This is an elective course designed for anyone interested in looking at Greek and Norse mythology folktales and legends of the past and present The course content includes a wide variety of ideas concerning the past and where man is now


Course Length 1 Block1 Quarter Credits 5 Grade Level 11 12 Prerequisite(s) English 2 Course Description This course is a study in science fiction The literature will focus on two novels and a variety of short stories and poetry Various forms of writing will serve as a way to critically think about and analyze literature The course is designed to look at how science fiction is not just about the advancement of technology invention or discovery but also that good science fiction reflects and

Sports Literature

Course Length 1 Block1 Quarter Credits 5 Grade Level 11 12 Prerequisite(s) English 2 Course Description Sports Literature offers depth and insight into the philosophy drama and Americana of sports and athletics Critical thinking on the impact sports have on culture and society as well as the use of The American Dream narrative within media presentation are two main areas of study Biographies essays poetry and drama are studied in conjunction with required in-class written analysis practice

Write for College

Course Length 1 Block1 Quarter Credits 5 Grade Level 11 12 Prerequisite(s) Modern Literature or Major Authors Course Description In this course students will use the writing process (prewriting drafting writing and editing) to create a variety of essays and compositions Students in this class will use word processing applications to write compositions including but not limited to essays of evaluation causeeffect and comparison literary college entrance and persuasive essays and researc

Writing Production

Course Length 1 Block 1 Quarter Credits 5 Grade Level 10 11 12 Prerequisite(s) English 1 Course Description If you are considering a post-high school career in any form of journalism or you want an English course that will focus on more non-traditional writing this course is for you Using reading writing listening and problem solving skills the course emphasis is newspaper writing and publication One of the appeals to this class is the openness it offers for students to pursue writing on to



Geometry Algebra Advanced Algebra Pre-Calculus Elementary Algebra (SENIORS ONLY)

AP Calculus

AP Calculus

Statistics

Figure

(SENIORS ONLY)

(SENIORS ONLY)

32

Mathematics Courses

Mathematics Courses

Course Length

Course Length

Course Length

Credits

Course Name

9th

10th

11th

12th



10

Advanced Algebra

X

X

X



10

Algebra

X

X

X

X

1 Block1 Year

1 Block1 Year

20

AP Calculus

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10

Elementary Algebra

X



10

Geometry

X

X

X

X



10

Pre-Calculus

X

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10

Statistics

X


Advanced Algebra

Course Length 1 Block1 Semester or 1 Skinny1 Year Credits 10 Grade Level 10 11 12 Prerequisite(s) Algebra and Geometry recommended grade of C or better in both courses Course Description This course is a review and extension Algebra procedures necessary to solve simple quadratic and polynomial equations and inequalities New concepts included are parent functions and their transformations analytic trigonometric functions and their applications rational expressions and equations and logarithmi

Algebra

Course Length 1 Block1 Semester or 1 Skinny1 Year Credits 10 Grade Level 9 10 11 12 Prerequisite(s) None Course Description This course begins with basic concepts addition subtraction multiplication and division in algebra linear sentences distances slopes exponents polynomials systems of equations parabolas and quadratic equations and functions The students will extensively use the calculator in realistic situations This course is a requirement for college and most technical scho

AP Calculus

Course Length 1 Block1 Year Credits 20 Grade Level 12 Prerequisite(s) Grades of C or better in Pre-Calculus (D or F consent of teacher) Course Description This course is recommended for college-bound students entering fields requiring extensive use of calculus (Example Engineering science and mathematics) This is a college level course that covers the first semester of a college calculus course The topics covered include limits continuity differentiation and integration and their applicati

Elementary Algebra

Course Length 1 Block1 Semester Credits 10 Grade Level 12 Prerequisite(s) Algebra and Geometry (Advanced Algebra completion recommended) Course Description This course offers traditional algebra topics with applications Learners develop algebraic problem solving techniques needed for technical problem solving and for more advanced algebraic studies Topics include linear equations exponents polynomials rational expressions and roots and radicals Successful completion of this course prepares lea

Geometry

Course Length 1 Block1 Semester or 1 Skinny1 Year Credits 10 Grade Level 9 10 11 12 Prerequisite(s) Algebra or Algebra A Course Description This course is the study of points lines planes angles polygons circles solids reflections transformations coordinate geometry logic and indirect reasoning The format will use calculators to relate subject matter to the outside world The nature of proof and many patterns of geometric proof are explored NOTE Students will need a scientific calc

Pre-Calculus

Course Length 1 Block1 Semester or 1 Skinny1 Year Credits 10 Grade Level 11 12 Prerequisite(s) Require C or better in Advanced Algebra (D or F consent of teacher) Course Description This course is appropriate for students who wish to pursue post high school courses of study (technical school or college) such as fields of medicine math engineering and physical science Students planning on taking AP Calculus are required to take this course The class integrates statistical algebraic and pre-c

Statistics

Course Length 1 Block1 Semester Credits 10 Grade Level 12 Prerequisite(s) Advanced Algebra or Advanced Algebra A amp B Course Description This statistics course is suitable for students planning to further their education in the fields of psychology sociology education allied health business economics humanities communications and liberal arts Content will include an introduction to statistics describing and exploring data probability and distributions hypothesis testing with mean and stand

Music Courses

Music Courses

Course Length

Course Length

Course Length

Credits

Course Name

9th

10th

11th

12th

1 Block1 Year

1 Block1 Year

20

AP Music Theory $

X

X

X

1 Skinny1 Year

1 Skinny1 Year

10

Concert Choir

X

X

X

X

1 Skinny1 Year

1 Skinny1 Year

10

History of Rock N Roll

X

X

X

X

1 Skinny1 Year

1 Skinny1 Year

10

Jazz Ensemble

X

X

X

X

1 Skinny1 Year

1 Skinny1 Year

10

La Voce

X

X

X

X

1 Skinny1 Year

1 Skinny1 Year

10

Music Theory amp Composition $ 2019-2020

X

X

X

X

1 Skinny1 Year

1 Skinny1 Year

10

Symphonic Band $

X

X

X

X

1 Skinny1 Year

1 Skinny1 Year

10

Treble Choir

X

X

X

X

1 Skinny1 Year

1 Skinny1 Year

10

Wind Ensemble

X

X

X

X




Course Length To be determined could be on the block or skinny for one year Credits 20 Grade Level 10 11 12 Prerequisite(s) Band choir or consent of teacher Course Description Students will learn to recognize understand and describe the basic materials and processes of music that are heard or presented in a score This will be done by developing students aural sight singing written compositional and analytical skills The AP Music Theory Exam will test students on their knowledge of Music

Concert Choir

Course Length 1 Skinny 1 Year Credits 10 Grade Level 9 10 11 12 Prerequisite(s) None Course Description This choir is open to all students that are interested in singing There is no audition Concert Choir will work on music reading basic music theory vocal technique and music appreciation We will sing and perform a variety of accompanied and a cappella music ranging from a variety of music eras and genres


Course Length 1 Skinny 1 Year Credits 10 Grade 9 10 11 12 Prerequisite(s) None Course Description This course will cover the history and evolution of Rock N Roll The course will include lecture videos music examples with use of the Smart Board the Internet and other technologies Students will have an opportunity to comment on the music through various lessons

Jazz Ensemble

Course Length 1 Skinny1 Year Credits 10 Grade Level 9101112 Prerequisite(s) Student must be enrolled in Symphonic Band or consent of teacher Course Description Jazz Ensemble is a performance-oriented ensemble which offers students the opportunity to further their instrumental music experiences Students will explore various musical styles composers improvisation techniques and instrumental techniques associated with the jazz idiom Instrumentation is limited to saxophones trumpets trombone

La Voce

Course Length 1 Skinny1 Year Credits 10 Grade Level 9 10 11 12 Prerequisite(s) Participation in Concert Treble Choir Concert Choir or with director permission Audition with director which may include but is not limited to sight singing pitch matching music theory and choreography Course Description La Voce is a performance-oriented ensemble Students will perform a variety of repertoire that may include Show Choir Vocal Jazz Madrigals and Pop A cappella music Students may have opport


Course Length 1 Skinny1 Year Credits 10 Grade Level 9 10 11 12 Prerequisite(s) Band choir or consent of teacher Course Description Music surrounds us and influences our lives in many ways Music Theory amp Composition will offer students individual experiences in music theory a survey of musical styles They will also compose andor arrange

music using todayrsquos latest technology NOTE This course will be offered once every two years (2019-2020)

Symphonic Band Course Fee $2500 (shoe fee-1year members only) $5000 (Rental of School Owned Instruments ONLY) Additional charge may include band apparel

st

Course Length 1 Skinny1 Year Credits 10 Grade Level 9 10 11 12 Prerequisite(s) None Course Description This course provides students with a diversified instrumental music program Marching Band Concert Band Solo and Small Ensembles are the main units of instruction Students may further their instrumental music experience through membership in Pep Band Musical Pit Orchestra and large group ensembles Students have opportunities to perform publicly through a variety of concerts and programs fo

Treble Choir

Course Length 1 Skinny1 Year Credits 10 Grade Level 9 10 11 12 Prerequisite(s) Audition with director Which may include but is not limited to sight singing pitch matching and music theory Course Description This choir will focus on advanced music theory ear training vocal technique and music history Treble Choir will sing and perform a variety of accompanied and a cappella music ranging from a variety of music eras and genres For Treble Voices only

Wind Ensemble

Course Length 1 Skinny1 Year Credits 10 Grade Level 9 10 11 12 Prerequisite(s) Student must be enrolled in Symphonic Band or consent of teacher Course Description This course will be a continuation of the Symphonic Band with an in-depth concentration on performance techniques chamber literature listening experiences music theory composition and history Performances will be a part of this course



Course Length

Course Length

Course Length

Credits

Course Name

9th

10th

11th

12th

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Cooperative Sports

X

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Freshmen Physical Education

X

1 Skinny1 Year

1 Skinny1 Year

10

Intro to Weight Training

X

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Health

X

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Lifetime Games amp Sports

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Outdoor Education

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Personal Fitness

X

X

X

1 Skinny1 Year

1 Skinny1 Year

10

Weight Training

X

X

X


Cooperative Sports

Course Length 1 Block1 Quarter Credits 5 Grade Level 9101112 Prerequisite None Course Description Students will create and promote an environment of respect tolerance and unity while participating in sports and recreational activities Cooperative sports creates unique team bonds through a series of sporting experiences We will practice together and learn the skills needed to become a good teammate and leader while improving our physical fitness abilities


Course Length 1 Block1 Quarter Credits 5 Grade Level 9 Prerequisite(s) None Course Description This class is the required physical education and health class for all freshmen This course will focus on the five components of fitness and a variety of team and individual units such as flag football lacrosse soccer basketball volleyball net games floor hockey archery rock climbing and weight training Students will need gym clothing and shoes for this course


Course Length 1 Skinny1 Year Credits 10 Grade Level 9 10 11 12 Prerequisite(s) None Course Description This course is offered as specific weightfitness training aimed toward learning the five basic components of physical fitness (Cardiovascular endurance muscular strength muscular endurance flexibility and body composition) Course content will include proper lifting techniques plyometric training core strengthening speed and agility training functional training injury prevention and prop

Health

Course Length 1 Block1 Quarter Credits 05 Grade Level 9 10 11 12 Prerequisite(s) None Course Description This class is a required class for all freshmen The focus of this class includes units on human grown and development disease personal wellness drugs and alcohol nutrition first aidCPR and mental health Note This course must be taken to satisfy the Health Education graduation requirement for Class of 2019 and beyond


Course Length 1 Block1 Quarter Credits 5 Grade Level 10 11 12 Prerequisite(s) Freshmen Wellness Course Description This is an elective Physical Education class that is designed to introduce students to lifetime activities as well as develop knowledge of history philosophy cultural influence rules and strategies of sports Sports include but are not limited to basketball volleyball badminton floor hockey softball whiffle ball flag football lacrosse field hockey soccer and ultimate Fr

Outdoor Education

Course Length 1 Block1 Quarter Credits 5 Grade Level 10 11 12 Prerequisite(s) Freshmen Wellness Course Description This course is centered on the experience of the outdoors Depending on the time of year archery rock climbing orienteering geocaching skiing hiking snow shoeing canoeing boot hockey and kayaking are some of the activities that students will experience in this course The purpose of this course is to promote the outdoor activities as well as provide the opportunity for exposur

Personal Fitness

Course Length 1 Block1 Quarter Credits 5 Grade Level 11 12 Prerequisite(s) Freshmen Wellness Course Description Personal Fitness is an elective class designed to meet the fitness needs of every individual Students will learn the specific aerobic and muscular needs of their bodies while participating in a broad range of fitness activities Students will be required to devise a specific fitness plan designed to meet their fitness goals

NOTE This course may be taken multiple times for credit Students will need gym clothing and shoes for this course

Weight Training

Course Length 1 Skinny1 Year Credits 5 Grade Level 10 11 12 Prerequisite(s) Summer conditioning or instructorrsquos permission Course Description This course is offered as specific weightfitness training aimed toward improving the five components of physical fitness (Cardiovascular endurance muscular strength muscular endurance flexibility and body composition) Course content will include proper lifting techniques plyometric training core strengthening speed and agility training functional tra



Science 9 Grade 9

Science 9 Grade 9

Freshmen choose from Science

1 credit

1 credit

Figure

9 or Biology as their first course (Information about making the choice is on the next page)

Figure

Biology Grade 9 10


1 credit

1 credit

Figure



Human Anatomy and

Human Anatomy and

Human Anatomy and

Genetics

Biomedical Science

Physics

Physiology

Physiology

Grade 10 11 12

Grade 11 12

Grade 11 12

Grade 10 11 12

Grade 10 11 12

05 credit

05 credit

1 credit

1 credit

1 credit


Chemistry 2

Chemistry 2

Chemistry 2

AP Biology

Grade 10 11 12

Grade 10 11 12

Grade 11 12

1 credit

1 credit

2 credits

Four-year universities usually require 3 to 4 science credits Most colleges require Biology and Chemistry and then and a third science Some have specific class requirements for certain majors Please check with your chosen college for requirements

Chemistry 1

Chemistry 1

Chemistry 1

Ecology

Forensic Science

Grade 10 11 12

Grade 10 11 12

Grade 10 11 12

Grade 10 11 12

1 credit

1 credit

05 credits

05 credit




Science 9 is only offered to freshmen and is recommended for those students who want a broad base to their science education The course will cover topics in life science basic chemistry and physics and earth and space science This course will use a variety of instructional tools and help students learn how to better interpret and understand scientific information After Science 9 students would take Biology Other courses such as Chemistry Environmental Science Forensic Science Biomedical Science e

Biology is the recommended first course for students who are highly self-motivated and planning to complete more than three credits of science in high school

Freshmen who choose biology are generally good students in both science and math with an interest in pursuing science-related fields of study The course will cover specific biological concepts such as characteristics of life macromolecules cells genetics and organism classification Freshmen starting with Biology will take Chemistry as their second science course Credits three four or more would be chosen from the various science electives to meet their college requirements or match their area of inte





Credit 1

Credit 1

Credit 2

Credit 3

Credit 4+ (if desired)

Science 9

Science 9

Biology

Chosen from electives Typically -Chemistry Ecology Forensic Science Biomedical Science or Genetics

Chosen from electives



Credit 1

Credit 1

Credit 2

Credit 3


Biology

Biology

Chemistry

Chosen from electives Typically Chemistry 2 Human Anatomy and Physiology Biomedical Science AP Biology or Physics

-


TR

Electives Chemistry Environmental Science Forensic Science Biomedical Science Genetics Chemistry 2 Human Anatomy and Physiology Physics AP Biology

Science Courses

Science Courses

Course Length

Course Length

Course Length

Credits

Course Name

9th

10th

11th

12th

1 Block1 Year

1 Block1 Year

20

AP Biology

X

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10

Biology

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

05

Biomedical Science

X

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10

Chemistry 1

X

X

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10

Chemistry 2

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Ecology

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Forensic Science

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Genetics

X

X

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10

Human Anatomy amp Physiology

X

X

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10

Physics

X

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10

Science 9

X


AP Biology

Course Length 1 Block1 Year Credit 20 Grade Level 11 12 Prerequisite(s) Grade of C or better in Biology and Chemistry I (Grade of D in either consent of teacher) Course Description This course is an in-depth study of general biological phenomenon The Advanced Placement Board dictates the curriculum Students completing this course will have every opportunity to be prepared for the AP exam if they desire to take it



Biomedical Science

Course Length 1 block 1 Quarter Credits 05 Grade level 11 12 Prerequisite Biology (Chemistry 1 is recommended) Course description Through research discussions guest speakers and job shadow experiences students investigate and learn about medical careers the human body diseases and medical procedures Students study various health conditions and their treatment The activities and projects introduce students to human physiology medicine and research processes


Course Length 1 Block1 Semester Credits 10 Grade Level 10 11 12 Prerequisite(s) Biology and Algebra (Geometry is recommended) Supplies Scientific calculator and lab goggles Course Description Chemistry 1 explores the composition properties and interactions of matter Through research experimentation problem solving analysis and discussion students learn about chemical principles and their applications Course work includes laboratory experiments written lab reports scientific research

Chemistry 2

Course Length 1 Block1 Semester Credits 10 Grade Level 10 11 12 Prerequisite(s) Chemistry 1 Supplies Scientific calculator and lab goggles Course Description Chemistry 2 expands upon concepts developed in Chemistry 1 and involves the study of more advanced chemical topics such as solution properties gas laws equilibrium reaction rates acid-base chemistry and organic chemistry Skills learned in Chemistry 1 such as writing formulas completing reaction equations and using stoichiometry to sol

Ecology

Course Length 1 Block1 Quarter Credits 5 Grade Level 10 11 12 Prerequisite(s) None Course Description Ecology is the study of the interrelationships between man wildlife and the environment Students will be expected to participate in group projects research data collection and presentations as they study and learn about issues related to both land and aquatic environments The Crawfish River will be used as a source of research and data collection stressing the importance of scientific proc

Forensic Science

Course Length 1 Block1 Quarter Credits 5 Grade Level 10 11 12 Prerequisite(s) Biology Course Description Forensic Science is the application of science and technology to the legal system This course will introduce students to the scientific principles and techniques used in crime scenes and historic investigations by using published works and case examples Class work will include lecture written exercises lab work and projects to teach critical thinking skills as students investigate and solv

Genetics

Course Length 1 Block1 Quarter Credits 5 Grade Level 10 11 12 Prerequisite(s) Biology (Chemistry is recommended) Course Description This nine-week course uses concepts learned in biology and builds on them to investigate the role of chromosomes in our lives Studies will begin with a brief review of Mendelian Genetics DNA structure and replication Exploration of more modern genetic topics will follow such as genetic engineering cloning stem cell research DNA fingerprinting genetic basis for


Course Length 1 Block1 Semester Credits 10 Grade Level 11 12 (10 By Teacher Approval) Prerequisite(s) Biology (Chemistry 1 is recommended) Course Description This is an advanced level biology course that examines the structure and function of the human body The course is designed to assist all students in understanding the complexities and aesthetics associated with human life Detailed drawings of their lab dissections of a cat will be necessary Students will also investigate and learn about va

Physics

Course Length 1 Block1 Semester Credits 10 Grade Level 11 12 Prerequisite Biology and Advanced Algebra (Chemistry 1 is recommended) Course Description Physics is a study of the scientific principles that govern the physical world Emphasis is placed on critical thinking and mathematical problem solving as students apply physics principles to everyday situations Topics studied include data collection and analysis problem solving motion forces collisions energy sound light heat and magnetis




US History 1 Politics amp Government US History 2 AP US History World History Current Events Economics Wisconsin amp Local History Psychology 1 Psychology 2



Course Length

Course Length

Course Length

Credits

Course Name

9th

10th

11th

12th

1 Block1 Year

1 Block1 Year

20

AP US History

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Current Events

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Economics

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5


X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Psychology 1

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Psychology 2

X

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10

US History 1

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10

US History 2

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Wisconsin amp Local History

X

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10

World History

X

X

X


AP US History

Course Length 1 Block1 Year Credits 20 Grade Level 11 12 Prerequisite(s) Grades of C or better in US History 1 and 2 (D or F in US History 1 andor 2 must have AP US

History teacherrsquos written approval)

Course Description This course is an in-depth study of the history of the United States from pre-history to the present The course is designed to prepare students for intermediate and advanced college courses by making demands upon them equivalent to those made by introductory college courses Course content will include study of government on the federal state and local levels citizenship and the US Constitution In addition there will be an emphasis on the development of democracy selected pr

Current Events

Course Length 1 Block1 Quarter Credits 5 Grade Level 10 11 12 Prerequisite(s) None Course Description The goal of this class is to develop media literacy as well as address contemporary issues and events in American society that are pertinent to young people who are entering adult society The topics covered in this course may include world conflicts social economic and political issues

Economics

Course Length 1 Block1 Quarter Credits 5 Grade Level 11 12 Prerequisite(s) None Course Description This 9-week course will integrate basic personal finance instruction into an introductory economics class including budgeting and investing banking credit and insurance Additionally there will be units on microeconomics and macroeconomics Students will cover supply and demand concepts There will be units on the types of economies the governmentrsquos role in the economy as well as globalizationrsquos


Course Length 1 Block1 Quarter Credits 5 Grade Level 11 12 (10 with teacher approval) Prerequisite(s) US History 1 US History 2 (or in progress) Course Description Politics and Government is a nine-week course that explores the workings of local national and international political systems The course focuses on building civic literacy and promoting active citizens The class will examine political philosophies functions and limitations of all levels of government through topics such as the

Psychology 1

Course Length 1 Block1 Quarter Credits 5 Grade Level 11 12 Prerequisite(s) None Course Description A general overview of the field of psychology This class is intended to prepare college-bound students for college psychology courses and to help all students better understand themselves and others Units will cover states of consciousness abnormal psychology the development of people and research Students will also design and conduct an experiment

Psychology 2

Course Length 1 Block1 Quarter Credits 5 Grade Level 11 12 Prerequisite(s) Psychology 1 Course Description A continuation of the overview initiated in Psychology 1 Students will focus on units on learning memory motivation and intelligence as well as therapy Psychology 2 students will also conduct an experiment focused on these educational topics

US History 1

Course Length 1 Block1 Semester Credits 10 Grade Level 9 Prerequisite(s) None Course Description This course is recommended for all freshmen The history of the United States from pre-history to 1900 is studied Study of government on the federal state and local levels citizenship and the US Constitution are included as well as an emphasis on selected problems and contemporary issues

US History 2

Course Length 1 Block1 Semester Credits 10 Grade Level 10 11 Prerequisite(s) US History 1 Course Description This course is recommended for all sophomores The history of the United States from 1876 to the present is studied with emphasis on the development of democracy selected problems and the relationship of recent US history to contemporary issues


Course Length 1 Block1 Quarter Credits 5 Grade Level 11 12 Prerequisite(s) None Course Description This course will cover Wisconsin history from settlement through the Progressive Era Students will learn about periods of US history through a local perspective as they study the history of their hometown and state The class will include several kinds of activities including independent research and a final presentation using multimedia resources

World History

Course Length 1 Block1 Semester Credits 10 Grade Level 10 11 12 Prerequisite(s) US History 2 Course Description This course is recommended for all juniors World History is a semester-long course that explores the political economic and social forces throughout civilization The course will study foundations of civilization and the origins of world religions Students will use a variety of activities to learn about the culture geography and history of nations throughout the world from the b

50



Course Length

Course Length

Course Length

Credits

Course Name

9th

10th

11th

12th

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10

Aerospace Engineering $

X

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Applied Electronics amp Electricity $

X

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Basic Automotive Care $

X

X

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10

Construction amp Home Maintenance $

X

X

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10

Graphic Communications $

X

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Graphics 2 $

X

X

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10

Introduction to Engineering Design TM (IED)

X

X

X

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10

Materials amp Processes $

X

X

X

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10

Principals of Engineering

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Video Production

X

X

X

X




Course Length 1 Block1 Semester Credits 10 Grade Level 9 10 11 12 Prerequisite(s) None Course Description Does aerospace and rocketry interest you This course will provide you with experiences in designing developing and evaluating aircraft space vehicles and their operating systems There will be an emphasis on investigation and research of flight characteristics analysis of aerodynamic design exposure to careers in aerospace engineering as well as using experimental methods to complete a




Course Length 1 Block1 Quarter Credits 5 Grade Level 10 11 12 Prerequisite(s) Driverrsquos License access to a car to work on Course Description This class is designed to give you the knowledge and skills you need to own and operate a vehicle You will get a basic understanding of automotive systems including fuel delivery electrical suspension and drive train You will also participate in hands-on experiences including tune-ups and routine maintenance This class will also totally disassemble a ca


Course Length 1 Block1 Semester Credits 10 Grade Level 10 11 12 Prerequisite(s) None Course Description If you like building or are planning on owning a home one-day this course is important for you In this course you will participate in constructing a wall section for ldquostickrdquo construction You will be involved in material and cost analysis laying out walls framing and building floors working with drywall mudding roofing and siding building stairs and setting doors Along with the lab wor

Graphic Communications

Course Fee $2500 for project materials Course Length 1 Block1 Semester Credits 10 Grade Level 9 10 11 12 Prerequisite(s) None Course Description Printing and publishing is the 3largest industry in our state It is also an area where local industries are in desperate need of quality workers This is a communications course that will deal with the basics in the four types of printing offset screen relief and gravure printing photo and computer pre-press and other graphic procedures as well

rd


Course Length 1 Block1 Quarter Credits 5 Grade Level 10 11 12 Prerequisite(s) Graphic Communications Course Description This course is a continuation of Graphic Communications T-shirts etched glass and much much more The objective of this course is to build upon the skills and knowledge obtained from Graphic Communications You will gain additional skills in offset printing including doing individual printing projects school projects and multiple color projects There will also be projects

Introduction to Engineering Design TM (IED) ndash Project Lead The Way course Course Length 1 Block1 Semester Credits 10 Grade Level 9 10 Prerequisite(s) Algebra or current enrollment in Algebra and 8grade Science teacher recommendations Course Description Introduction to Engineering Design TM (IED) is a high school level course for students who are interested in design and engineering The major focus of the IED course is to expose students to design process research and analysis teamwork communica

th


Course Fee $2000 for project materials Course Length 1 Block1 Semester Credits 10 Grade Level 9 10 11 12 Prerequisite(s) None Course Description This course is where it all starts If you like hands-on projects this introductory course is for you You will learn procedures and methods and construct projects in the following areas woods plastics and metals Shop safety and proper use of all tools and machines in the above areas will be emphasized

Principles of Engineering (POE) ndash Project Lead The Way course Course Length 1 Block1 Semester Credits 10 Grade Level 10 11 12 Prerequisite(s) Algebra and Geometry Course Description Principles Of Engineering (POE) is a high school-level survey course of engineering The course exposes students to some of the major concepts that they will encounter in a post-secondary engineering course of study Students have an opportunity to investigate engineering and high tech careers POE gives students the op



Video Production (Cross-listed with Art courses) Course Length 1 Block1 Quarter Credits 5 Grade Level 9 10 11 12 Prerequisite(s) None Course Description Would you like to know about careers in video broadcasting and movie making This course addresses major video production topics the video production process video composition program development operation of video camera systems lighting techniques and equipment audio equipment and recording directing editing principles indirect presenta

Work Based Learning

Work Based Learning

Course Length

Course Length

Course Length

Credits

Course Name

9th

10th

11th

12th

Up to 2Blocks2 Quarters or 1 Skinny1 Year


10

Job Shadow

X

X



5

Teacherrsquos Assistant

X

Up to 4Blocks4 Quarter or 2 Skinnies per year


5 up to 2year

Work Release

X

X

Varies

Varies

10

Youth Apprenticeship

X

X

Job Shadow

Course Length Up to 2 Blocks2 Quarters or 1 Skinny1 Year Credits 0 Grade Level 11 12 Prerequisite(s) C average at CHS and be in good standing for graduation requirements Course Description The Mentorship Program enables high school juniors and seniors to learn from community members who work in the studentrsquos area of career interest The student will observe their mentor and participate in the workplace setting This is an unpaid work experience Students need to turn in their Job Shadow contract pr



Course Length Up to 2 blocks2 quarters or 1 Skinny1 Year Credits 0 Grade Level 12 Prerequisite(s) C average at CHS and be in good standing for graduation requirements Course Description The student will work with a teacher at CES CMS CHS or one of the private schools Students will assist teachers with projects prepping materials andor working with students Students need to turn in the Teacher Assistant contract prior to their experience At the end of the quarter the student will submit thei

NOTE Students will need to provide their own transportation

Work Release

Course Length Up to 4 Blocks4 Quarters or 2 Skinnies per Year Credits 5 up to 2 credits per year Grade Level 11 12 Prerequisite(s) C average at CHS and be in good standing for graduation requirements (or consent of Counselor and Principal due to extenuating circumstances) Course Description This course is designed to help students decide on post-secondary career option Students need to turn in their Work Release contract prior to their experience At the end of the quarter the student will submit


Course Length Varies Credits 10 Grade Level 1112

Youth Apprenticeship (YA) programs are offered to high school Juniors and Seniors to prepare for a career while still in school It is a rigorous one or two-year elective program that combines academics and technical instruction with mentored on-the-job learning experience This is a paid work experience

General Information

A one or two-year school-supervised paid work experience for high school juniors or seniors

Proficiency attained in standard statewide skills

Combination of related classroom instruction and workplace learning

Prepares students for further training at either post-secondary educational institution or at a business or industry

One Year Hour Requirement = 450 hours

Two Year Hour Requirement = 900 hours

Upon completion student will have earned a Certificate of Occupational Proficiency (career specific) from the Wisconsin Department of Workforce Development (DWD)


Complete the Youth Apprenticeship application

Complete an interview and attain employment by the employer

Maintain academic standing and acceptable attendance in school

Maintain acceptable performance on-the-job

Observe rules and requirements established by the company and the YA program

Master the skills and competencies (job skills) and get them checked by teachers and employers

Complete a minimum of 450 hours for the 1 year program and complete required program competencies

Complete a minimum of 900 work hours for the 2 year program and complete required program competencies


Architecture and Construction

Auto Collision

Auto Technician

Finance

Health Services

Hospitality Lodging amp Tourism

Information Technology

Manufacturing

Agriculture Food amp Natural Resources -Animal

Agriculture Food amp Natural Resources -Crops

Agriculture Food amp Natural Resources -Mechanic Technician

Science Technology Engineering and Math

Logistics -Freight Movement Warehousing



Course Length

Course Length

Course Length

Credits

Course Name

9th

10th

11th

12th

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10

AP Spanish 5

X

X



10

Spanish 1

X

X

X

X



10

Spanish 2

X

X

X

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10

Spanish 3

X

X

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10

Spanish 4 $

X

X

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10

Spanish 5 $

X

X


Spanish 1

Course Length 1 Block1 Semester Credits 10 Grade Level 9 10 11 12 Prerequisite(s) None Course Description Students are introduced to the target language and the Hispanic culture The primary focus is to learn the vocabulary and structures necessary for day-to-day communication Since target language communication is the goal verbal participation is essential A variety of activities such as games skits and songs reinforce cultural connections conversations reading and writing As culture is

Spanish 2

Course Length 1 Block1 Semester Credits 10 Grade Level 9 10 11 12 Prerequisite(s) Spanish 1 Course Description Spanish 2 is a continuation of Level 1 Students continue to gain vocabulary and structures necessary for communication and are expected to express themselves in the target language as much as possible Daily activities will allow students opportunities to increase their speaking and listening proficiencies and gain confidence as well as improve reading and writing skills Culture is i

Spanish 3

Course Length 1 Block1 Semester Credits 10 Grade Level 10 11 12 Prerequisite(s) Spanish 2 Course Description As studentsrsquo knowledge of the target language expands they become more independent and

creative in their oral and written communications Along with a continued focus on conversation there is a greater emphasis on composition and reading Students write in their journals weekly and begin to read independently in addition to class novels Current themes are Outdoor activities health relationships and storytelling


Course Length 1 Block1 Semester Credits 10 Grade Level 10 11 12 Prerequisite(s) Spanish 3 Course Description Students continue to improve their proficiency in communication through composition conversation and literature selections A more in-depth perspective of culture is gained through study of the history and civilization of Hispanic people Specifically students learn about Puerto Rico as part of the US the Spanish Civil War and the Argentine Dirty War and will read accompanying class n


Course Length 1 Block1 Semester Credits 10 Grade Level 11 12 Prerequisite(s) Spanish 4 Course Description Spanish 5 is an advanced course designed to prepare students for further study at the university level Conversation composition grammar review literature and cultural readings are integral components of this course as students continue to work toward proficiency in all areas (listening speaking reading and writing) Current themes are man against man man against nature and man agains

AP Spanish 5

Course Length 1 Block1 Semester Credits 10 Grade Level 11 12 Prerequisite(s) Spanish 5 Course Description AP Spanish 5 is an Advanced Placement course that follows the same themes as Spanish 5 but is intended for students who wish to take the AP exam It will prepare students for further study at the university level and incorporates authentic Spanish literature from various authors from Spain Peru Chile Colombia and Argentina Conversation composition grammar review literature and cultural r

Courses Index

Course Name

Course Name

Course Name

Department

Page Number

Accounting (AS)

Accounting (AS)

Business amp Information Technology

26

Advanced Accounting (AS)



26



Agriculture and Natural Resources

17

Advanced Algebra

Advanced Algebra

Mathematics

33

Advanced Studio Art

Advanced Studio Art

Art

21

Aerospace Engineering


Technology amp Engineering

51



Agriculture amp Natural Resources

17

Agricultural Food Science



17

Algebra

Algebra

Mathematics

33

Animal Science

Animal Science


18

AP Biology

AP Biology

Science

43

AP Calculus

AP Calculus

Mathematics

33

AP Music Theory

AP Music Theory

Music

35

AP English

AP English

English

29

AP Spanish 5

AP Spanish 5

World Languages

58

AP US History

AP US History

Social Studies

47




51

Art 1

Art 1

Art

21

Art 2

Art 2

Art

21

Basic Automotive Care



51

Biology

Biology

Science

43

Biomedical Science

Biomedical Science

Science

43

Biotechnology

Biotechnology


18

Ceramics 1

Ceramics 1

Art

22

Ceramics 2

Ceramics 2

Art

22

Chemistry 1

Chemistry 1

Science

44

Chemistry 2

Chemistry 2

Science

44

Communication Arts

Communication Arts

English

29

Community Art

Community Art

Art

22




26

Concert Choir

Concert Choir

Music

35

Construction amp Home Maintenance



52

Cooperative Sports

Cooperative Sports


38

Creative Writing

Creative Writing

English

29

Current Events

Current Events

Social Studies

47

Ecology

Ecology

Science

44

Economics

Economics

Social Studies

47

Elementary Algebra

Elementary Algebra

Mathematics

34

English 1

English 1

English

30

English 2

English 2

English

30

Entrepreneurship

Entrepreneurship


27

Forensic Science

Forensic Science

Science

44




38

Genetics

Genetics

Science

44

Geometry

Geometry

Mathematics

34

Glass 1

Glass 1

Art

22

Glass 2

Glass 2

Art

22



Art

23




52

Graphics 2

Graphics 2


52

Greenhouse Management



18

Health

Health


39



Music

35



Science

45




27




53

Introduction to Weight Training



38

IT Essentials

IT Essentials


27

Jazz Ensemble

Jazz Ensemble

Music

36

Job Shadow

Job Shadow

Work Based Learning

55

Course Name

Course Name

Course Name

Department

Page Number

La Voce

La Voce

Music

36

Landscaping

Landscaping


18




39

Major Authors

Major Authors

English

30




53

Modern Literature

Modern Literature

English

30

Music Theory amp Composition


Music

36

Myths amp Legends

Myths amp Legends

English

30

Outdoor Education

Outdoor Education


39

Painting

Painting

Art

23

Personal Finance

Personal Finance


27

Personal Fitness

Personal Fitness


39

Photography 1

Photography 1

Art

23

Photography 2

Photography 2

Art

23

Physics

Physics

Science

45

Plant Science

Plant Science


19



Social Studies

48

Practical Law

Practical Law


27

Pre-Calculus

Pre-Calculus

Mathematics

34

Principles of Engineering



53

Psychology 1

Psychology 1

Social Studies

48

Psychology 2

Psychology 2

Social Studies

48

Science 9

Science 9

Science

45

Science Fiction

Science Fiction

English

31

Spanish 1

Spanish 1

World Languages

57

Spanish 2

Spanish 2

World Languages

57

Spanish 3

Spanish 3

World Languages

57

Spanish 4

Spanish 4

World Languages

58

Spanish 5

Spanish 5

World Languages

58




28

Sports Literature

Sports Literature

English

31

Statistics

Statistics

Mathematics

34

Symphonic Band

Symphonic Band

Music

36

Teacher Assistant

Teacher Assistant

Work Based Learning

55

Treble Choir

Treble Choir

Music

37

US History 1

US History 1

Social Studies

48

US History 2

US History 2

Social Studies

48

Veterinary Science

Veterinary Science


19

Video Production

Video Production


54

Web Design

Web Design


28

Weight Training

Weight Training


40

Wind Ensemble

Wind Ensemble

Music

37



Social Studies

48

Wisconsin Fish and Aquaculture



19




19

Work Release

Work Release

Work Based Learning

55

World History

World History

Social Studies

49

Write for College

Write for College

English

31

Writing Production

Writing Production

English

31

Yearbook 1

Yearbook 1

Art

23

Yearbook 2

Yearbook 2

Art

24



Work Based Learning

56

2











3

______________________________________________________




English 40

Mathematics 30

Science 30

Social Studies 30


Health 5

Fine Arts 5


Electives 115

Total Credits 28




Minimum Credits











information





4





Block 1

Block 2

Block 3

Block 4

IE Block
















5






6

Academic Policies













teacher permission









original work





7














school day








8

Grading Scale

Grade Point Value

Percentage

A 400 94-100

A- 367 90-93

B+ 333 87-89

B 300 83-86

B- 267 80-82

C+ 233 77-79

C 200 73-76

C- 167 70-72

D+ 133 67-69

D 100 63 to 67

D- 67 60 to 62

F 00 0-59
















9








above 390




Sophomore 4 credits

Junior 12 credits

Senior 20 credits















10
















11



















12



















13

Student Services

















12th

September to

November

Senior Conferences


12th

September Quarter 1

conferences


FAFSA process




Behavior Survey











14


Website Access


USER NAME

(~_~) PASSWORD






IMii middot-- _

Career Cruising

COLU- Student ID ()

Birthday (MMDDYYYY)

15

of Features

Career Matchmaker

















Explore Careers


n Keyword search



n Career Selector


n Job Description


n Earnings






n Photofile












16



















17









18






19

1 1011 12

Photo 2 101112

Art Course Sequence



r_--

Advanced Studio Art

10 11 12

Art 1 9101112

Art2 9101112

Painting 1011 12

Yearbook 1 9101112

Ceramics 1 10 11 12

Ceramics 2 10 11 12


-

Yearbook2 10 11 12

Glass 1 10 11 12

Glass 2 11 12

20

Art Courses



5 or 10






















21










22









23


24




Advanced Accounting


25


















26






27



28

English Courses



















29







30






31


Geometry

Algebra

Advanced Algebra

Pre-Calculus



32

Mathematics Courses





10 Algebra X X X X




10 Geometry X X X X


10 Pre-Calculus X X






33





34

Music Courses

















35






36



37















38





39


40

l~I ~II


Science 9





next page)

Biology

Grade 9 10


1 credit






Grade 10 11 12 Grade 11 12

1 credit 2 credits






41





















(if desired)





Genetics

Chosen from

electives



(if desired)



Human Anatomy and


Science


Chosen from

electives



42

Science Courses


















43






44






45


US History 1


US History 2

AP US History

World History

Current Events


Psychology 1

Psychology 2

46

















47







48


49

~ ~A ~ gt J ~ ___ T

~ - gt ~ _~


CONSTRUCTION


Maintenance

Trades I



Energy Engineering




Aerospace En~eering

MANUFACTURING



Apprenticeship 2


3

Advanced Placement

4

COMMUNICATIONS


Video Production

4 year School 5

Graphics2

T-shirts amp more

Work 6

50





















51







52







53


54

Work Based Learning







2 Skinnies per year

5 up to






55


General Information








56















57






58



















Art 1 Art 21

Art 2 Art 21


Biology Science 43



Ceramics 1 Art 22

Ceramics 2 Art 22











Ecology Science 44








Genetics Science 44


Glass 1 Art 22

Glass 2 Art 22














59


La Voce Music 36









Painting Art 23





Physics Science 45



































Yearbook 1 Art 23

Yearbook 2 Art 24


60

Structure Bookmarks



Figure




Page

Page

Page




4




5




6

Academic Policies

Academic Policies

Academic Policies

7






10

Student Services

Student Services

Student Services

14



Career Cruising

15




17

Art Courses

Art Courses

20




25

English Courses

English Courses

English Courses

29

Mathematics Courses

Mathematics Courses

Mathematics Courses

32

Music Courses

Music Courses

35




38

Science Courses

Science Courses

Science Courses

41




46




50

Work Based Learning

Work Based Learning

55




57

Course Index

Course Index

59




Wis






Subject Area

Subject Area

Subject Area

Required Credits

English

English

40

Mathematics

Mathematics

30

Science

Science

30

Social Studies

Social Studies

30



15

Health

Health

5

Fine Arts

Fine Arts

5



10

Electives

Electives

115

Total Credits

Total Credits

28




o

o

o


o

o


o

o


o

o


o

o

o
















Block 1

Block 2

Block 3

Block 4

IE Block






The










NOT

NOT









wwwcolumbusk12wius

wwwcolumbusk12wius

Academic Policies

Academic Policies










Academic Honesty






teacher permission










original work












Block Scheduling




Course Placement



Grading Policies


Failure Policy


Grading Scale

Grade

Grade

Grade

Point Value

Percentage

A

A

400

94-100

A

A

-

367

90-93

B+

B+

333

87-89

B

B

300

83-86

B

B

-

267

80-82

C+

C+

233

77-79

C

C

200

73-76

C

C

-

167

70-72

D+

D+

133

67-69

D

D

100

63 to 67

D

D

-

67

60 to 62

F

F

00

0-59






Incomplete Policies




guidelines











Student Withdrawal











above 390

Class Rank


Class Standing





Sophomore

Sophomore

4 credits

Junior

Junior

12 credits

Senior

Senior

20 credits


Graduation Ceremony


st






Honor Roll


GPA

GPA

GPA

Honor Roll Standing

320 to 369

320 to 369

Honor Roll

370 to 399

370 to 399

High Honor Roll

40

40

Highest Honor Roll




Scholarships



























1

1

1


2

2





a

a

a


b

b


2

2

2


3

3


4

4


5

5


6

6

6


Instruction (DPI)

7

7


8

8

8


a

a

a


b

b


c

c


d

d













Other Scholarships


Student Services

Student Services













Stude



Grade

Grade

Grade

Dates

Activities

Tests

Explanation

9th-12th

9th-12th

Ongoing

Homeroom


9th to 12th

9th to 12th

July 1

Registration


9th

9th

August to September



-

9th

9th

September



12th

12th


Senior Conferences


12th

12th



FAFSA process

11th

11th

October



9th to 12th

9th to 12th

November



8th

8th

January



8th to 11th

8th to 11th

January

Course Selection


11th

11th

March

ACT


12th

12th

March



12th

12th

May



9th to 11th

9th to 11th

May to July

Schedule Creation


Career Cruising

Career Cruising



P

Figure



Course Length

Course Length

Course Length

Credits

Course Name

9th

10th

11th

12th

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5


X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5


X

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5


X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Animal Science $

X

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5


X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5


X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Landscaping $ 18-19

X

X

X

x

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Plant Science

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Veterinary Science

X

X

x

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5


X

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5


X

X

X

X



















Plant Science


Veterinary Science






P

Figure

Art Courses

Art Courses

Course Length

Course Length

Course Length

Credits

Course Name

9th

10th

11th

12th



5 or 10


X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Art 1 $

X

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Art 2 $

X

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Ceramics 1 $

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Ceramics 2 $

X

X

X

1 Skinny1 Year

1 Skinny1 Year

10

Community Art

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Glass 1 $

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Glass 2 $

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5


X

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Painting $

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Photography 1 $

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Photography 2 $

X

X

X

1 Skinny1 Year

1 Skinny1 Year

10

Yearbook 1

X

X

X

X

1 Skinny1 Year

1 Skinny1 Year

10

Yearbook 2

X

X

X


Advanced Studio Art










Community Art














Yearbook 1


Yearbook 2



P

Figure

25



Course Length

Course Length

Course Length

Credits

Course Name

9th

10th

11th

12th

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10

Accounting $

X

X

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10


X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5


X

X

X

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10


X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5


X

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

IT Essentials

X

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Personal Finance

X

X

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10

Practical Law 18-19

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5


X

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Web Design

X

X

X

X


Accounting









Entrepreneurship




IT Essentials


Personal Finance


Practical Law






Web Design




English Courses

English Courses

Course Length

Course Length

Course Length

Credits

Course Name

9th

10th

11th

12th

1 Block1 Year

1 Block1 Year

20

AP English $

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Communication Arts

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Creative Writing

X

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10

English 1

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10

English 2

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10

Major Authors $

X

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10

Modern Literature

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Myths amp Legends

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Science Fiction $

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Sports Literature

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Write for College

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Writing Production

X

X

X




Communication Arts




Creative Writing


English 1


English 2




Modern Literature


-

Myths amp Legends




Sports Literature


Write for College


Writing Production





AP Calculus

AP Calculus

Statistics

Figure

(SENIORS ONLY)

(SENIORS ONLY)

32

Mathematics Courses

Mathematics Courses

Course Length

Course Length

Course Length

Credits

Course Name

9th

10th

11th

12th



10

Advanced Algebra

X

X

X



10

Algebra

X

X

X

X

1 Block1 Year

1 Block1 Year

20

AP Calculus

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10

Elementary Algebra

X



10

Geometry

X

X

X

X



10

Pre-Calculus

X

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10

Statistics

X


Advanced Algebra


Algebra


AP Calculus


Elementary Algebra


Geometry


Pre-Calculus


Statistics


Music Courses

Music Courses

Course Length

Course Length

Course Length

Credits

Course Name

9th

10th

11th

12th

1 Block1 Year

1 Block1 Year

20

AP Music Theory $

X

X

X

1 Skinny1 Year

1 Skinny1 Year

10

Concert Choir

X

X

X

X

1 Skinny1 Year

1 Skinny1 Year

10


X

X

X

X

1 Skinny1 Year

1 Skinny1 Year

10

Jazz Ensemble

X

X

X

X

1 Skinny1 Year

1 Skinny1 Year

10

La Voce

X

X

X

X

1 Skinny1 Year

1 Skinny1 Year

10


X

X

X

X

1 Skinny1 Year

1 Skinny1 Year

10

Symphonic Band $

X

X

X

X

1 Skinny1 Year

1 Skinny1 Year

10

Treble Choir

X

X

X

X

1 Skinny1 Year

1 Skinny1 Year

10

Wind Ensemble

X

X

X

X





Concert Choir




Jazz Ensemble


La Voce






st


Treble Choir


Wind Ensemble




Course Length

Course Length

Course Length

Credits

Course Name

9th

10th

11th

12th

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Cooperative Sports

X

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5


X

1 Skinny1 Year

1 Skinny1 Year

10


X

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Health

X

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5


X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Outdoor Education

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Personal Fitness

X

X

X

1 Skinny1 Year

1 Skinny1 Year

10

Weight Training

X

X

X


Cooperative Sports






Health




Outdoor Education


Personal Fitness



Weight Training




Science 9 Grade 9

Science 9 Grade 9


1 credit

1 credit

Figure


Figure

Biology Grade 9 10


1 credit

1 credit

Figure



Human Anatomy and

Human Anatomy and

Human Anatomy and

Genetics

Biomedical Science

Physics

Physiology

Physiology

Grade 10 11 12

Grade 11 12

Grade 11 12

Grade 10 11 12

Grade 10 11 12

05 credit

05 credit

1 credit

1 credit

1 credit


Chemistry 2

Chemistry 2

Chemistry 2

AP Biology

Grade 10 11 12

Grade 10 11 12

Grade 11 12

1 credit

1 credit

2 credits


Chemistry 1

Chemistry 1

Chemistry 1

Ecology

Forensic Science

Grade 10 11 12

Grade 10 11 12

Grade 10 11 12

Grade 10 11 12

1 credit

1 credit

05 credits

05 credit











Credit 1

Credit 1

Credit 2

Credit 3


Science 9

Science 9

Biology





Credit 1

Credit 1

Credit 2

Credit 3


Biology

Biology

Chemistry


-


TR


Science Courses

Science Courses

Course Length

Course Length

Course Length

Credits

Course Name

9th

10th

11th

12th

1 Block1 Year

1 Block1 Year

20

AP Biology

X

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10

Biology

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

05

Biomedical Science

X

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10

Chemistry 1

X

X

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10

Chemistry 2

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Ecology

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Forensic Science

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Genetics

X

X

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10


X

X

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10

Physics

X

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10

Science 9

X


AP Biology




Biomedical Science




Chemistry 2


Ecology


Forensic Science


Genetics




Physics








Course Length

Course Length

Course Length

Credits

Course Name

9th

10th

11th

12th

1 Block1 Year

1 Block1 Year

20

AP US History

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Current Events

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Economics

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5


X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Psychology 1

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Psychology 2

X

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10

US History 1

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10

US History 2

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5


X

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10

World History

X

X

X


AP US History




Current Events


Economics




Psychology 1


Psychology 2


US History 1


US History 2




World History


50



Course Length

Course Length

Course Length

Credits

Course Name

9th

10th

11th

12th

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10


X

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5


X

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5


X

X

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10


X

X

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10


X

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Graphics 2 $

X

X

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10


X

X

X

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10


X

X

X

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10


X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Video Production

X

X

X

X













rd




th







Work Based Learning

Work Based Learning

Course Length

Course Length

Course Length

Credits

Course Name

9th

10th

11th

12th



10

Job Shadow

X

X



5


X



5 up to 2year

Work Release

X

X

Varies

Varies

10


X

X

Job Shadow






Work Release





General Information



















Auto Collision

Auto Technician

Finance

Health Services



Manufacturing








Course Length

Course Length

Course Length

Credits

Course Name

9th

10th

11th

12th

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10

AP Spanish 5

X

X



10

Spanish 1

X

X

X

X



10

Spanish 2

X

X

X

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10

Spanish 3

X

X

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10

Spanish 4 $

X

X

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10

Spanish 5 $

X

X


Spanish 1


Spanish 2


Spanish 3







AP Spanish 5


Courses Index

Course Name

Course Name

Course Name

Department

Page Number

Accounting (AS)

Accounting (AS)


26




26




17

Advanced Algebra

Advanced Algebra

Mathematics

33

Advanced Studio Art

Advanced Studio Art

Art

21




51




17




17

Algebra

Algebra

Mathematics

33

Animal Science

Animal Science


18

AP Biology

AP Biology

Science

43

AP Calculus

AP Calculus

Mathematics

33

AP Music Theory

AP Music Theory

Music

35

AP English

AP English

English

29

AP Spanish 5

AP Spanish 5

World Languages

58

AP US History

AP US History

Social Studies

47




51

Art 1

Art 1

Art

21

Art 2

Art 2

Art

21




51

Biology

Biology

Science

43

Biomedical Science

Biomedical Science

Science

43

Biotechnology

Biotechnology


18

Ceramics 1

Ceramics 1

Art

22

Ceramics 2

Ceramics 2

Art

22

Chemistry 1

Chemistry 1

Science

44

Chemistry 2

Chemistry 2

Science

44

Communication Arts

Communication Arts

English

29

Community Art

Community Art

Art

22




26

Concert Choir

Concert Choir

Music

35




52

Cooperative Sports

Cooperative Sports


38

Creative Writing

Creative Writing

English

29

Current Events

Current Events

Social Studies

47

Ecology

Ecology

Science

44

Economics

Economics

Social Studies

47

Elementary Algebra

Elementary Algebra

Mathematics

34

English 1

English 1

English

30

English 2

English 2

English

30

Entrepreneurship

Entrepreneurship


27

Forensic Science

Forensic Science

Science

44




38

Genetics

Genetics

Science

44

Geometry

Geometry

Mathematics

34

Glass 1

Glass 1

Art

22

Glass 2

Glass 2

Art

22



Art

23




52

Graphics 2

Graphics 2


52




18

Health

Health


39



Music

35



Science

45




27




53




38

IT Essentials

IT Essentials


27

Jazz Ensemble

Jazz Ensemble

Music

36

Job Shadow

Job Shadow

Work Based Learning

55

Course Name

Course Name

Course Name

Department

Page Number

La Voce

La Voce

Music

36

Landscaping

Landscaping


18




39

Major Authors

Major Authors

English

30




53

Modern Literature

Modern Literature

English

30



Music

36

Myths amp Legends

Myths amp Legends

English

30

Outdoor Education

Outdoor Education


39

Painting

Painting

Art

23

Personal Finance

Personal Finance


27

Personal Fitness

Personal Fitness


39

Photography 1

Photography 1

Art

23

Photography 2

Photography 2

Art

23

Physics

Physics

Science

45

Plant Science

Plant Science


19



Social Studies

48

Practical Law

Practical Law


27

Pre-Calculus

Pre-Calculus

Mathematics

34




53

Psychology 1

Psychology 1

Social Studies

48

Psychology 2

Psychology 2

Social Studies

48

Science 9

Science 9

Science

45

Science Fiction

Science Fiction

English

31

Spanish 1

Spanish 1

World Languages

57

Spanish 2

Spanish 2

World Languages

57

Spanish 3

Spanish 3

World Languages

57

Spanish 4

Spanish 4

World Languages

58

Spanish 5

Spanish 5

World Languages

58




28

Sports Literature

Sports Literature

English

31

Statistics

Statistics

Mathematics

34

Symphonic Band

Symphonic Band

Music

36

Teacher Assistant

Teacher Assistant

Work Based Learning

55

Treble Choir

Treble Choir

Music

37

US History 1

US History 1

Social Studies

48

US History 2

US History 2

Social Studies

48

Veterinary Science

Veterinary Science


19

Video Production

Video Production


54

Web Design

Web Design


28

Weight Training

Weight Training


40

Wind Ensemble

Wind Ensemble

Music

37



Social Studies

48




19




19

Work Release

Work Release

Work Based Learning

55

World History

World History

Social Studies

49

Write for College

Write for College

English

31

Writing Production

Writing Production

English

31

Yearbook 1

Yearbook 1

Art

23

Yearbook 2

Yearbook 2

Art

24



Work Based Learning

56











3

______________________________________________________




English 40

Mathematics 30

Science 30

Social Studies 30


Health 5

Fine Arts 5


Electives 115

Total Credits 28




Minimum Credits











information





4





Block 1

Block 2

Block 3

Block 4

IE Block
















5






6

Academic Policies













teacher permission









original work





7














school day








8

Grading Scale

Grade Point Value

Percentage

A 400 94-100

A- 367 90-93

B+ 333 87-89

B 300 83-86

B- 267 80-82

C+ 233 77-79

C 200 73-76

C- 167 70-72

D+ 133 67-69

D 100 63 to 67

D- 67 60 to 62

F 00 0-59
















9








above 390




Sophomore 4 credits

Junior 12 credits

Senior 20 credits















10
















11



















12



















13

Student Services

















12th

September to

November

Senior Conferences


12th

September Quarter 1

conferences


FAFSA process




Behavior Survey











14


Website Access


USER NAME

(~_~) PASSWORD






IMii middot-- _

Career Cruising

COLU- Student ID ()

Birthday (MMDDYYYY)

15

of Features

Career Matchmaker

















Explore Careers


n Keyword search



n Career Selector


n Job Description


n Earnings






n Photofile












16



















17









18






19

1 1011 12

Photo 2 101112

Art Course Sequence



r_--

Advanced Studio Art

10 11 12

Art 1 9101112

Art2 9101112

Painting 1011 12

Yearbook 1 9101112

Ceramics 1 10 11 12

Ceramics 2 10 11 12


-

Yearbook2 10 11 12

Glass 1 10 11 12

Glass 2 11 12

20

Art Courses



5 or 10






















21










22









23


24




Advanced Accounting


25


















26






27



28

English Courses



















29







30






31


Geometry

Algebra

Advanced Algebra

Pre-Calculus



32

Mathematics Courses





10 Algebra X X X X




10 Geometry X X X X


10 Pre-Calculus X X






33





34

Music Courses

















35






36



37















38





39


40

l~I ~II


Science 9





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Biology

Grade 9 10


1 credit






Grade 10 11 12 Grade 11 12

1 credit 2 credits






41





















(if desired)





Genetics

Chosen from

electives



(if desired)



Human Anatomy and


Science


Chosen from

electives



42

Science Courses


















43






44






45


US History 1


US History 2

AP US History

World History

Current Events


Psychology 1

Psychology 2

46

















47







48


49

~ ~A ~ gt J ~ ___ T

~ - gt ~ _~


CONSTRUCTION


Maintenance

Trades I



Energy Engineering




Aerospace En~eering

MANUFACTURING



Apprenticeship 2


3

Advanced Placement

4

COMMUNICATIONS


Video Production

4 year School 5

Graphics2

T-shirts amp more

Work 6

50





















51







52







53


54

Work Based Learning







2 Skinnies per year

5 up to






55


General Information








56















57






58



















Art 1 Art 21

Art 2 Art 21


Biology Science 43



Ceramics 1 Art 22

Ceramics 2 Art 22











Ecology Science 44








Genetics Science 44


Glass 1 Art 22

Glass 2 Art 22














59


La Voce Music 36









Painting Art 23





Physics Science 45



































Yearbook 1 Art 23

Yearbook 2 Art 24


60

Structure Bookmarks



Figure




Page

Page

Page




4




5




6

Academic Policies

Academic Policies

Academic Policies

7






10

Student Services

Student Services

Student Services

14



Career Cruising

15




17

Art Courses

Art Courses

20




25

English Courses

English Courses

English Courses

29

Mathematics Courses

Mathematics Courses

Mathematics Courses

32

Music Courses

Music Courses

35




38

Science Courses

Science Courses

Science Courses

41




46




50

Work Based Learning

Work Based Learning

55




57

Course Index

Course Index

59




Wis






Subject Area

Subject Area

Subject Area

Required Credits

English

English

40

Mathematics

Mathematics

30

Science

Science

30

Social Studies

Social Studies

30



15

Health

Health

5

Fine Arts

Fine Arts

5



10

Electives

Electives

115

Total Credits

Total Credits

28




o

o

o


o

o


o

o


o

o


o

o

o
















Block 1

Block 2

Block 3

Block 4

IE Block






The










NOT

NOT









wwwcolumbusk12wius

wwwcolumbusk12wius

Academic Policies

Academic Policies










Academic Honesty






teacher permission










original work












Block Scheduling




Course Placement



Grading Policies


Failure Policy


Grading Scale

Grade

Grade

Grade

Point Value

Percentage

A

A

400

94-100

A

A

-

367

90-93

B+

B+

333

87-89

B

B

300

83-86

B

B

-

267

80-82

C+

C+

233

77-79

C

C

200

73-76

C

C

-

167

70-72

D+

D+

133

67-69

D

D

100

63 to 67

D

D

-

67

60 to 62

F

F

00

0-59






Incomplete Policies




guidelines











Student Withdrawal











above 390

Class Rank


Class Standing





Sophomore

Sophomore

4 credits

Junior

Junior

12 credits

Senior

Senior

20 credits


Graduation Ceremony


st






Honor Roll


GPA

GPA

GPA

Honor Roll Standing

320 to 369

320 to 369

Honor Roll

370 to 399

370 to 399

High Honor Roll

40

40

Highest Honor Roll




Scholarships



























1

1

1


2

2





a

a

a


b

b


2

2

2


3

3


4

4


5

5


6

6

6


Instruction (DPI)

7

7


8

8

8


a

a

a


b

b


c

c


d

d













Other Scholarships


Student Services

Student Services













Stude



Grade

Grade

Grade

Dates

Activities

Tests

Explanation

9th-12th

9th-12th

Ongoing

Homeroom


9th to 12th

9th to 12th

July 1

Registration


9th

9th

August to September



-

9th

9th

September



12th

12th


Senior Conferences


12th

12th



FAFSA process

11th

11th

October



9th to 12th

9th to 12th

November



8th

8th

January



8th to 11th

8th to 11th

January

Course Selection


11th

11th

March

ACT


12th

12th

March



12th

12th

May



9th to 11th

9th to 11th

May to July

Schedule Creation


Career Cruising

Career Cruising



P

Figure



Course Length

Course Length

Course Length

Credits

Course Name

9th

10th

11th

12th

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5


X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5


X

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5


X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Animal Science $

X

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5


X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5


X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Landscaping $ 18-19

X

X

X

x

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Plant Science

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Veterinary Science

X

X

x

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5


X

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5


X

X

X

X



















Plant Science


Veterinary Science






P

Figure

Art Courses

Art Courses

Course Length

Course Length

Course Length

Credits

Course Name

9th

10th

11th

12th



5 or 10


X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Art 1 $

X

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Art 2 $

X

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Ceramics 1 $

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Ceramics 2 $

X

X

X

1 Skinny1 Year

1 Skinny1 Year

10

Community Art

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Glass 1 $

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Glass 2 $

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5


X

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Painting $

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Photography 1 $

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Photography 2 $

X

X

X

1 Skinny1 Year

1 Skinny1 Year

10

Yearbook 1

X

X

X

X

1 Skinny1 Year

1 Skinny1 Year

10

Yearbook 2

X

X

X


Advanced Studio Art










Community Art














Yearbook 1


Yearbook 2



P

Figure

25



Course Length

Course Length

Course Length

Credits

Course Name

9th

10th

11th

12th

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10

Accounting $

X

X

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10


X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5


X

X

X

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10


X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5


X

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

IT Essentials

X

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Personal Finance

X

X

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10

Practical Law 18-19

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5


X

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Web Design

X

X

X

X


Accounting









Entrepreneurship




IT Essentials


Personal Finance


Practical Law






Web Design




English Courses

English Courses

Course Length

Course Length

Course Length

Credits

Course Name

9th

10th

11th

12th

1 Block1 Year

1 Block1 Year

20

AP English $

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Communication Arts

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Creative Writing

X

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10

English 1

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10

English 2

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10

Major Authors $

X

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10

Modern Literature

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Myths amp Legends

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Science Fiction $

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Sports Literature

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Write for College

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Writing Production

X

X

X




Communication Arts




Creative Writing


English 1


English 2




Modern Literature


-

Myths amp Legends




Sports Literature


Write for College


Writing Production





AP Calculus

AP Calculus

Statistics

Figure

(SENIORS ONLY)

(SENIORS ONLY)

32

Mathematics Courses

Mathematics Courses

Course Length

Course Length

Course Length

Credits

Course Name

9th

10th

11th

12th



10

Advanced Algebra

X

X

X



10

Algebra

X

X

X

X

1 Block1 Year

1 Block1 Year

20

AP Calculus

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10

Elementary Algebra

X



10

Geometry

X

X

X

X



10

Pre-Calculus

X

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10

Statistics

X


Advanced Algebra


Algebra


AP Calculus


Elementary Algebra


Geometry


Pre-Calculus


Statistics


Music Courses

Music Courses

Course Length

Course Length

Course Length

Credits

Course Name

9th

10th

11th

12th

1 Block1 Year

1 Block1 Year

20

AP Music Theory $

X

X

X

1 Skinny1 Year

1 Skinny1 Year

10

Concert Choir

X

X

X

X

1 Skinny1 Year

1 Skinny1 Year

10


X

X

X

X

1 Skinny1 Year

1 Skinny1 Year

10

Jazz Ensemble

X

X

X

X

1 Skinny1 Year

1 Skinny1 Year

10

La Voce

X

X

X

X

1 Skinny1 Year

1 Skinny1 Year

10


X

X

X

X

1 Skinny1 Year

1 Skinny1 Year

10

Symphonic Band $

X

X

X

X

1 Skinny1 Year

1 Skinny1 Year

10

Treble Choir

X

X

X

X

1 Skinny1 Year

1 Skinny1 Year

10

Wind Ensemble

X

X

X

X





Concert Choir




Jazz Ensemble


La Voce






st


Treble Choir


Wind Ensemble




Course Length

Course Length

Course Length

Credits

Course Name

9th

10th

11th

12th

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Cooperative Sports

X

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5


X

1 Skinny1 Year

1 Skinny1 Year

10


X

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Health

X

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5


X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Outdoor Education

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Personal Fitness

X

X

X

1 Skinny1 Year

1 Skinny1 Year

10

Weight Training

X

X

X


Cooperative Sports






Health




Outdoor Education


Personal Fitness



Weight Training




Science 9 Grade 9

Science 9 Grade 9


1 credit

1 credit

Figure


Figure

Biology Grade 9 10


1 credit

1 credit

Figure



Human Anatomy and

Human Anatomy and

Human Anatomy and

Genetics

Biomedical Science

Physics

Physiology

Physiology

Grade 10 11 12

Grade 11 12

Grade 11 12

Grade 10 11 12

Grade 10 11 12

05 credit

05 credit

1 credit

1 credit

1 credit


Chemistry 2

Chemistry 2

Chemistry 2

AP Biology

Grade 10 11 12

Grade 10 11 12

Grade 11 12

1 credit

1 credit

2 credits


Chemistry 1

Chemistry 1

Chemistry 1

Ecology

Forensic Science

Grade 10 11 12

Grade 10 11 12

Grade 10 11 12

Grade 10 11 12

1 credit

1 credit

05 credits

05 credit











Credit 1

Credit 1

Credit 2

Credit 3


Science 9

Science 9

Biology





Credit 1

Credit 1

Credit 2

Credit 3


Biology

Biology

Chemistry


-


TR


Science Courses

Science Courses

Course Length

Course Length

Course Length

Credits

Course Name

9th

10th

11th

12th

1 Block1 Year

1 Block1 Year

20

AP Biology

X

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10

Biology

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

05

Biomedical Science

X

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10

Chemistry 1

X

X

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10

Chemistry 2

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Ecology

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Forensic Science

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Genetics

X

X

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10


X

X

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10

Physics

X

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10

Science 9

X


AP Biology




Biomedical Science




Chemistry 2


Ecology


Forensic Science


Genetics




Physics








Course Length

Course Length

Course Length

Credits

Course Name

9th

10th

11th

12th

1 Block1 Year

1 Block1 Year

20

AP US History

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Current Events

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Economics

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5


X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Psychology 1

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Psychology 2

X

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10

US History 1

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10

US History 2

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5


X

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10

World History

X

X

X


AP US History




Current Events


Economics




Psychology 1


Psychology 2


US History 1


US History 2




World History


50



Course Length

Course Length

Course Length

Credits

Course Name

9th

10th

11th

12th

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10


X

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5


X

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5


X

X

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10


X

X

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10


X

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Graphics 2 $

X

X

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10


X

X

X

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10


X

X

X

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10


X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Video Production

X

X

X

X













rd




th







Work Based Learning

Work Based Learning

Course Length

Course Length

Course Length

Credits

Course Name

9th

10th

11th

12th



10

Job Shadow

X

X



5


X



5 up to 2year

Work Release

X

X

Varies

Varies

10


X

X

Job Shadow






Work Release





General Information



















Auto Collision

Auto Technician

Finance

Health Services



Manufacturing








Course Length

Course Length

Course Length

Credits

Course Name

9th

10th

11th

12th

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10

AP Spanish 5

X

X



10

Spanish 1

X

X

X

X



10

Spanish 2

X

X

X

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10

Spanish 3

X

X

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10

Spanish 4 $

X

X

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10

Spanish 5 $

X

X


Spanish 1


Spanish 2


Spanish 3







AP Spanish 5


Courses Index

Course Name

Course Name

Course Name

Department

Page Number

Accounting (AS)

Accounting (AS)


26




26




17

Advanced Algebra

Advanced Algebra

Mathematics

33

Advanced Studio Art

Advanced Studio Art

Art

21




51




17




17

Algebra

Algebra

Mathematics

33

Animal Science

Animal Science


18

AP Biology

AP Biology

Science

43

AP Calculus

AP Calculus

Mathematics

33

AP Music Theory

AP Music Theory

Music

35

AP English

AP English

English

29

AP Spanish 5

AP Spanish 5

World Languages

58

AP US History

AP US History

Social Studies

47




51

Art 1

Art 1

Art

21

Art 2

Art 2

Art

21




51

Biology

Biology

Science

43

Biomedical Science

Biomedical Science

Science

43

Biotechnology

Biotechnology


18

Ceramics 1

Ceramics 1

Art

22

Ceramics 2

Ceramics 2

Art

22

Chemistry 1

Chemistry 1

Science

44

Chemistry 2

Chemistry 2

Science

44

Communication Arts

Communication Arts

English

29

Community Art

Community Art

Art

22




26

Concert Choir

Concert Choir

Music

35




52

Cooperative Sports

Cooperative Sports


38

Creative Writing

Creative Writing

English

29

Current Events

Current Events

Social Studies

47

Ecology

Ecology

Science

44

Economics

Economics

Social Studies

47

Elementary Algebra

Elementary Algebra

Mathematics

34

English 1

English 1

English

30

English 2

English 2

English

30

Entrepreneurship

Entrepreneurship


27

Forensic Science

Forensic Science

Science

44




38

Genetics

Genetics

Science

44

Geometry

Geometry

Mathematics

34

Glass 1

Glass 1

Art

22

Glass 2

Glass 2

Art

22



Art

23




52

Graphics 2

Graphics 2


52




18

Health

Health


39



Music

35



Science

45




27




53




38

IT Essentials

IT Essentials


27

Jazz Ensemble

Jazz Ensemble

Music

36

Job Shadow

Job Shadow

Work Based Learning

55

Course Name

Course Name

Course Name

Department

Page Number

La Voce

La Voce

Music

36

Landscaping

Landscaping


18




39

Major Authors

Major Authors

English

30




53

Modern Literature

Modern Literature

English

30



Music

36

Myths amp Legends

Myths amp Legends

English

30

Outdoor Education

Outdoor Education


39

Painting

Painting

Art

23

Personal Finance

Personal Finance


27

Personal Fitness

Personal Fitness


39

Photography 1

Photography 1

Art

23

Photography 2

Photography 2

Art

23

Physics

Physics

Science

45

Plant Science

Plant Science


19



Social Studies

48

Practical Law

Practical Law


27

Pre-Calculus

Pre-Calculus

Mathematics

34




53

Psychology 1

Psychology 1

Social Studies

48

Psychology 2

Psychology 2

Social Studies

48

Science 9

Science 9

Science

45

Science Fiction

Science Fiction

English

31

Spanish 1

Spanish 1

World Languages

57

Spanish 2

Spanish 2

World Languages

57

Spanish 3

Spanish 3

World Languages

57

Spanish 4

Spanish 4

World Languages

58

Spanish 5

Spanish 5

World Languages

58




28

Sports Literature

Sports Literature

English

31

Statistics

Statistics

Mathematics

34

Symphonic Band

Symphonic Band

Music

36

Teacher Assistant

Teacher Assistant

Work Based Learning

55

Treble Choir

Treble Choir

Music

37

US History 1

US History 1

Social Studies

48

US History 2

US History 2

Social Studies

48

Veterinary Science

Veterinary Science


19

Video Production

Video Production


54

Web Design

Web Design


28

Weight Training

Weight Training


40

Wind Ensemble

Wind Ensemble

Music

37



Social Studies

48




19




19

Work Release

Work Release

Work Based Learning

55

World History

World History

Social Studies

49

Write for College

Write for College

English

31

Writing Production

Writing Production

English

31

Yearbook 1

Yearbook 1

Art

23

Yearbook 2

Yearbook 2

Art

24



Work Based Learning

56

______________________________________________________




English 40

Mathematics 30

Science 30

Social Studies 30


Health 5

Fine Arts 5


Electives 115

Total Credits 28




Minimum Credits











information





4





Block 1

Block 2

Block 3

Block 4

IE Block
















5






6

Academic Policies













teacher permission









original work





7














school day








8

Grading Scale

Grade Point Value

Percentage

A 400 94-100

A- 367 90-93

B+ 333 87-89

B 300 83-86

B- 267 80-82

C+ 233 77-79

C 200 73-76

C- 167 70-72

D+ 133 67-69

D 100 63 to 67

D- 67 60 to 62

F 00 0-59
















9








above 390




Sophomore 4 credits

Junior 12 credits

Senior 20 credits















10
















11



















12



















13

Student Services

















12th

September to

November

Senior Conferences


12th

September Quarter 1

conferences


FAFSA process




Behavior Survey











14


Website Access


USER NAME

(~_~) PASSWORD






IMii middot-- _

Career Cruising

COLU- Student ID ()

Birthday (MMDDYYYY)

15

of Features

Career Matchmaker

















Explore Careers


n Keyword search



n Career Selector


n Job Description


n Earnings






n Photofile












16



















17









18






19

1 1011 12

Photo 2 101112

Art Course Sequence



r_--

Advanced Studio Art

10 11 12

Art 1 9101112

Art2 9101112

Painting 1011 12

Yearbook 1 9101112

Ceramics 1 10 11 12

Ceramics 2 10 11 12


-

Yearbook2 10 11 12

Glass 1 10 11 12

Glass 2 11 12

20

Art Courses



5 or 10






















21










22









23


24




Advanced Accounting


25


















26






27



28

English Courses



















29







30






31


Geometry

Algebra

Advanced Algebra

Pre-Calculus



32

Mathematics Courses





10 Algebra X X X X




10 Geometry X X X X


10 Pre-Calculus X X






33





34

Music Courses

















35






36



37















38





39


40

l~I ~II


Science 9





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Biology

Grade 9 10


1 credit






Grade 10 11 12 Grade 11 12

1 credit 2 credits






41





















(if desired)





Genetics

Chosen from

electives



(if desired)



Human Anatomy and


Science


Chosen from

electives



42

Science Courses


















43






44






45


US History 1


US History 2

AP US History

World History

Current Events


Psychology 1

Psychology 2

46

















47







48


49

~ ~A ~ gt J ~ ___ T

~ - gt ~ _~


CONSTRUCTION


Maintenance

Trades I



Energy Engineering




Aerospace En~eering

MANUFACTURING



Apprenticeship 2


3

Advanced Placement

4

COMMUNICATIONS


Video Production

4 year School 5

Graphics2

T-shirts amp more

Work 6

50





















51







52







53


54

Work Based Learning







2 Skinnies per year

5 up to






55


General Information








56















57






58



















Art 1 Art 21

Art 2 Art 21


Biology Science 43



Ceramics 1 Art 22

Ceramics 2 Art 22











Ecology Science 44








Genetics Science 44


Glass 1 Art 22

Glass 2 Art 22














59


La Voce Music 36









Painting Art 23





Physics Science 45



































Yearbook 1 Art 23

Yearbook 2 Art 24


60

Structure Bookmarks



Figure




Page

Page

Page




4




5




6

Academic Policies

Academic Policies

Academic Policies

7






10

Student Services

Student Services

Student Services

14



Career Cruising

15




17

Art Courses

Art Courses

20




25

English Courses

English Courses

English Courses

29

Mathematics Courses

Mathematics Courses

Mathematics Courses

32

Music Courses

Music Courses

35




38

Science Courses

Science Courses

Science Courses

41




46




50

Work Based Learning

Work Based Learning

55




57

Course Index

Course Index

59




Wis






Subject Area

Subject Area

Subject Area

Required Credits

English

English

40

Mathematics

Mathematics

30

Science

Science

30

Social Studies

Social Studies

30



15

Health

Health

5

Fine Arts

Fine Arts

5



10

Electives

Electives

115

Total Credits

Total Credits

28




o

o

o


o

o


o

o


o

o


o

o

o
















Block 1

Block 2

Block 3

Block 4

IE Block






The










NOT

NOT









wwwcolumbusk12wius

wwwcolumbusk12wius

Academic Policies

Academic Policies










Academic Honesty






teacher permission










original work












Block Scheduling




Course Placement



Grading Policies


Failure Policy


Grading Scale

Grade

Grade

Grade

Point Value

Percentage

A

A

400

94-100

A

A

-

367

90-93

B+

B+

333

87-89

B

B

300

83-86

B

B

-

267

80-82

C+

C+

233

77-79

C

C

200

73-76

C

C

-

167

70-72

D+

D+

133

67-69

D

D

100

63 to 67

D

D

-

67

60 to 62

F

F

00

0-59






Incomplete Policies




guidelines











Student Withdrawal











above 390

Class Rank


Class Standing





Sophomore

Sophomore

4 credits

Junior

Junior

12 credits

Senior

Senior

20 credits


Graduation Ceremony


st






Honor Roll


GPA

GPA

GPA

Honor Roll Standing

320 to 369

320 to 369

Honor Roll

370 to 399

370 to 399

High Honor Roll

40

40

Highest Honor Roll




Scholarships



























1

1

1


2

2





a

a

a


b

b


2

2

2


3

3


4

4


5

5


6

6

6


Instruction (DPI)

7

7


8

8

8


a

a

a


b

b


c

c


d

d













Other Scholarships


Student Services

Student Services













Stude



Grade

Grade

Grade

Dates

Activities

Tests

Explanation

9th-12th

9th-12th

Ongoing

Homeroom


9th to 12th

9th to 12th

July 1

Registration


9th

9th

August to September



-

9th

9th

September



12th

12th


Senior Conferences


12th

12th



FAFSA process

11th

11th

October



9th to 12th

9th to 12th

November



8th

8th

January



8th to 11th

8th to 11th

January

Course Selection


11th

11th

March

ACT


12th

12th

March



12th

12th

May



9th to 11th

9th to 11th

May to July

Schedule Creation


Career Cruising

Career Cruising



P

Figure



Course Length

Course Length

Course Length

Credits

Course Name

9th

10th

11th

12th

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5


X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5


X

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5


X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Animal Science $

X

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5


X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5


X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Landscaping $ 18-19

X

X

X

x

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Plant Science

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Veterinary Science

X

X

x

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5


X

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5


X

X

X

X



















Plant Science


Veterinary Science






P

Figure

Art Courses

Art Courses

Course Length

Course Length

Course Length

Credits

Course Name

9th

10th

11th

12th



5 or 10


X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Art 1 $

X

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Art 2 $

X

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Ceramics 1 $

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Ceramics 2 $

X

X

X

1 Skinny1 Year

1 Skinny1 Year

10

Community Art

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Glass 1 $

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Glass 2 $

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5


X

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Painting $

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Photography 1 $

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Photography 2 $

X

X

X

1 Skinny1 Year

1 Skinny1 Year

10

Yearbook 1

X

X

X

X

1 Skinny1 Year

1 Skinny1 Year

10

Yearbook 2

X

X

X


Advanced Studio Art










Community Art














Yearbook 1


Yearbook 2



P

Figure

25



Course Length

Course Length

Course Length

Credits

Course Name

9th

10th

11th

12th

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10

Accounting $

X

X

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10


X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5


X

X

X

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10


X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5


X

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

IT Essentials

X

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Personal Finance

X

X

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10

Practical Law 18-19

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5


X

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Web Design

X

X

X

X


Accounting









Entrepreneurship




IT Essentials


Personal Finance


Practical Law






Web Design




English Courses

English Courses

Course Length

Course Length

Course Length

Credits

Course Name

9th

10th

11th

12th

1 Block1 Year

1 Block1 Year

20

AP English $

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Communication Arts

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Creative Writing

X

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10

English 1

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10

English 2

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10

Major Authors $

X

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10

Modern Literature

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Myths amp Legends

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Science Fiction $

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Sports Literature

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Write for College

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Writing Production

X

X

X




Communication Arts




Creative Writing


English 1


English 2




Modern Literature


-

Myths amp Legends




Sports Literature


Write for College


Writing Production





AP Calculus

AP Calculus

Statistics

Figure

(SENIORS ONLY)

(SENIORS ONLY)

32

Mathematics Courses

Mathematics Courses

Course Length

Course Length

Course Length

Credits

Course Name

9th

10th

11th

12th



10

Advanced Algebra

X

X

X



10

Algebra

X

X

X

X

1 Block1 Year

1 Block1 Year

20

AP Calculus

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10

Elementary Algebra

X



10

Geometry

X

X

X

X



10

Pre-Calculus

X

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10

Statistics

X


Advanced Algebra


Algebra


AP Calculus


Elementary Algebra


Geometry


Pre-Calculus


Statistics


Music Courses

Music Courses

Course Length

Course Length

Course Length

Credits

Course Name

9th

10th

11th

12th

1 Block1 Year

1 Block1 Year

20

AP Music Theory $

X

X

X

1 Skinny1 Year

1 Skinny1 Year

10

Concert Choir

X

X

X

X

1 Skinny1 Year

1 Skinny1 Year

10


X

X

X

X

1 Skinny1 Year

1 Skinny1 Year

10

Jazz Ensemble

X

X

X

X

1 Skinny1 Year

1 Skinny1 Year

10

La Voce

X

X

X

X

1 Skinny1 Year

1 Skinny1 Year

10


X

X

X

X

1 Skinny1 Year

1 Skinny1 Year

10

Symphonic Band $

X

X

X

X

1 Skinny1 Year

1 Skinny1 Year

10

Treble Choir

X

X

X

X

1 Skinny1 Year

1 Skinny1 Year

10

Wind Ensemble

X

X

X

X





Concert Choir




Jazz Ensemble


La Voce






st


Treble Choir


Wind Ensemble




Course Length

Course Length

Course Length

Credits

Course Name

9th

10th

11th

12th

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Cooperative Sports

X

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5


X

1 Skinny1 Year

1 Skinny1 Year

10


X

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Health

X

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5


X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Outdoor Education

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Personal Fitness

X

X

X

1 Skinny1 Year

1 Skinny1 Year

10

Weight Training

X

X

X


Cooperative Sports






Health




Outdoor Education


Personal Fitness



Weight Training




Science 9 Grade 9

Science 9 Grade 9


1 credit

1 credit

Figure


Figure

Biology Grade 9 10


1 credit

1 credit

Figure



Human Anatomy and

Human Anatomy and

Human Anatomy and

Genetics

Biomedical Science

Physics

Physiology

Physiology

Grade 10 11 12

Grade 11 12

Grade 11 12

Grade 10 11 12

Grade 10 11 12

05 credit

05 credit

1 credit

1 credit

1 credit


Chemistry 2

Chemistry 2

Chemistry 2

AP Biology

Grade 10 11 12

Grade 10 11 12

Grade 11 12

1 credit

1 credit

2 credits


Chemistry 1

Chemistry 1

Chemistry 1

Ecology

Forensic Science

Grade 10 11 12

Grade 10 11 12

Grade 10 11 12

Grade 10 11 12

1 credit

1 credit

05 credits

05 credit











Credit 1

Credit 1

Credit 2

Credit 3


Science 9

Science 9

Biology





Credit 1

Credit 1

Credit 2

Credit 3


Biology

Biology

Chemistry


-


TR


Science Courses

Science Courses

Course Length

Course Length

Course Length

Credits

Course Name

9th

10th

11th

12th

1 Block1 Year

1 Block1 Year

20

AP Biology

X

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10

Biology

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

05

Biomedical Science

X

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10

Chemistry 1

X

X

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10

Chemistry 2

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Ecology

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Forensic Science

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Genetics

X

X

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10


X

X

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10

Physics

X

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10

Science 9

X


AP Biology




Biomedical Science




Chemistry 2


Ecology


Forensic Science


Genetics




Physics








Course Length

Course Length

Course Length

Credits

Course Name

9th

10th

11th

12th

1 Block1 Year

1 Block1 Year

20

AP US History

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Current Events

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Economics

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5


X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Psychology 1

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Psychology 2

X

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10

US History 1

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10

US History 2

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5


X

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10

World History

X

X

X


AP US History




Current Events


Economics




Psychology 1


Psychology 2


US History 1


US History 2




World History


50



Course Length

Course Length

Course Length

Credits

Course Name

9th

10th

11th

12th

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10


X

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5


X

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5


X

X

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10


X

X

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10


X

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Graphics 2 $

X

X

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10


X

X

X

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10


X

X

X

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10


X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Video Production

X

X

X

X













rd




th







Work Based Learning

Work Based Learning

Course Length

Course Length

Course Length

Credits

Course Name

9th

10th

11th

12th



10

Job Shadow

X

X



5


X



5 up to 2year

Work Release

X

X

Varies

Varies

10


X

X

Job Shadow






Work Release





General Information



















Auto Collision

Auto Technician

Finance

Health Services



Manufacturing








Course Length

Course Length

Course Length

Credits

Course Name

9th

10th

11th

12th

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10

AP Spanish 5

X

X



10

Spanish 1

X

X

X

X



10

Spanish 2

X

X

X

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10

Spanish 3

X

X

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10

Spanish 4 $

X

X

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10

Spanish 5 $

X

X


Spanish 1


Spanish 2


Spanish 3







AP Spanish 5


Courses Index

Course Name

Course Name

Course Name

Department

Page Number

Accounting (AS)

Accounting (AS)


26




26




17

Advanced Algebra

Advanced Algebra

Mathematics

33

Advanced Studio Art

Advanced Studio Art

Art

21




51




17




17

Algebra

Algebra

Mathematics

33

Animal Science

Animal Science


18

AP Biology

AP Biology

Science

43

AP Calculus

AP Calculus

Mathematics

33

AP Music Theory

AP Music Theory

Music

35

AP English

AP English

English

29

AP Spanish 5

AP Spanish 5

World Languages

58

AP US History

AP US History

Social Studies

47




51

Art 1

Art 1

Art

21

Art 2

Art 2

Art

21




51

Biology

Biology

Science

43

Biomedical Science

Biomedical Science

Science

43

Biotechnology

Biotechnology


18

Ceramics 1

Ceramics 1

Art

22

Ceramics 2

Ceramics 2

Art

22

Chemistry 1

Chemistry 1

Science

44

Chemistry 2

Chemistry 2

Science

44

Communication Arts

Communication Arts

English

29

Community Art

Community Art

Art

22




26

Concert Choir

Concert Choir

Music

35




52

Cooperative Sports

Cooperative Sports


38

Creative Writing

Creative Writing

English

29

Current Events

Current Events

Social Studies

47

Ecology

Ecology

Science

44

Economics

Economics

Social Studies

47

Elementary Algebra

Elementary Algebra

Mathematics

34

English 1

English 1

English

30

English 2

English 2

English

30

Entrepreneurship

Entrepreneurship


27

Forensic Science

Forensic Science

Science

44




38

Genetics

Genetics

Science

44

Geometry

Geometry

Mathematics

34

Glass 1

Glass 1

Art

22

Glass 2

Glass 2

Art

22



Art

23




52

Graphics 2

Graphics 2


52




18

Health

Health


39



Music

35



Science

45




27




53




38

IT Essentials

IT Essentials


27

Jazz Ensemble

Jazz Ensemble

Music

36

Job Shadow

Job Shadow

Work Based Learning

55

Course Name

Course Name

Course Name

Department

Page Number

La Voce

La Voce

Music

36

Landscaping

Landscaping


18




39

Major Authors

Major Authors

English

30




53

Modern Literature

Modern Literature

English

30



Music

36

Myths amp Legends

Myths amp Legends

English

30

Outdoor Education

Outdoor Education


39

Painting

Painting

Art

23

Personal Finance

Personal Finance


27

Personal Fitness

Personal Fitness


39

Photography 1

Photography 1

Art

23

Photography 2

Photography 2

Art

23

Physics

Physics

Science

45

Plant Science

Plant Science


19



Social Studies

48

Practical Law

Practical Law


27

Pre-Calculus

Pre-Calculus

Mathematics

34




53

Psychology 1

Psychology 1

Social Studies

48

Psychology 2

Psychology 2

Social Studies

48

Science 9

Science 9

Science

45

Science Fiction

Science Fiction

English

31

Spanish 1

Spanish 1

World Languages

57

Spanish 2

Spanish 2

World Languages

57

Spanish 3

Spanish 3

World Languages

57

Spanish 4

Spanish 4

World Languages

58

Spanish 5

Spanish 5

World Languages

58




28

Sports Literature

Sports Literature

English

31

Statistics

Statistics

Mathematics

34

Symphonic Band

Symphonic Band

Music

36

Teacher Assistant

Teacher Assistant

Work Based Learning

55

Treble Choir

Treble Choir

Music

37

US History 1

US History 1

Social Studies

48

US History 2

US History 2

Social Studies

48

Veterinary Science

Veterinary Science


19

Video Production

Video Production


54

Web Design

Web Design


28

Weight Training

Weight Training


40

Wind Ensemble

Wind Ensemble

Music

37



Social Studies

48




19




19

Work Release

Work Release

Work Based Learning

55

World History

World History

Social Studies

49

Write for College

Write for College

English

31

Writing Production

Writing Production

English

31

Yearbook 1

Yearbook 1

Art

23

Yearbook 2

Yearbook 2

Art

24



Work Based Learning

56





Block 1

Block 2

Block 3

Block 4

IE Block
















5






6

Academic Policies













teacher permission









original work





7














school day








8

Grading Scale

Grade Point Value

Percentage

A 400 94-100

A- 367 90-93

B+ 333 87-89

B 300 83-86

B- 267 80-82

C+ 233 77-79

C 200 73-76

C- 167 70-72

D+ 133 67-69

D 100 63 to 67

D- 67 60 to 62

F 00 0-59
















9








above 390




Sophomore 4 credits

Junior 12 credits

Senior 20 credits















10
















11



















12



















13

Student Services

















12th

September to

November

Senior Conferences


12th

September Quarter 1

conferences


FAFSA process




Behavior Survey











14


Website Access


USER NAME

(~_~) PASSWORD






IMii middot-- _

Career Cruising

COLU- Student ID ()

Birthday (MMDDYYYY)

15

of Features

Career Matchmaker

















Explore Careers


n Keyword search



n Career Selector


n Job Description


n Earnings






n Photofile












16



















17









18






19

1 1011 12

Photo 2 101112

Art Course Sequence



r_--

Advanced Studio Art

10 11 12

Art 1 9101112

Art2 9101112

Painting 1011 12

Yearbook 1 9101112

Ceramics 1 10 11 12

Ceramics 2 10 11 12


-

Yearbook2 10 11 12

Glass 1 10 11 12

Glass 2 11 12

20

Art Courses



5 or 10






















21










22









23


24




Advanced Accounting


25


















26






27



28

English Courses



















29







30






31


Geometry

Algebra

Advanced Algebra

Pre-Calculus



32

Mathematics Courses





10 Algebra X X X X




10 Geometry X X X X


10 Pre-Calculus X X






33





34

Music Courses

















35






36



37















38





39


40

l~I ~II


Science 9





next page)

Biology

Grade 9 10


1 credit






Grade 10 11 12 Grade 11 12

1 credit 2 credits






41





















(if desired)





Genetics

Chosen from

electives



(if desired)



Human Anatomy and


Science


Chosen from

electives



42

Science Courses


















43






44






45


US History 1


US History 2

AP US History

World History

Current Events


Psychology 1

Psychology 2

46

















47







48


49

~ ~A ~ gt J ~ ___ T

~ - gt ~ _~


CONSTRUCTION


Maintenance

Trades I



Energy Engineering




Aerospace En~eering

MANUFACTURING



Apprenticeship 2


3

Advanced Placement

4

COMMUNICATIONS


Video Production

4 year School 5

Graphics2

T-shirts amp more

Work 6

50





















51







52







53


54

Work Based Learning







2 Skinnies per year

5 up to






55


General Information








56















57






58



















Art 1 Art 21

Art 2 Art 21


Biology Science 43



Ceramics 1 Art 22

Ceramics 2 Art 22











Ecology Science 44








Genetics Science 44


Glass 1 Art 22

Glass 2 Art 22














59


La Voce Music 36









Painting Art 23





Physics Science 45



































Yearbook 1 Art 23

Yearbook 2 Art 24


60

Structure Bookmarks



Figure




Page

Page

Page




4




5




6

Academic Policies

Academic Policies

Academic Policies

7






10

Student Services

Student Services

Student Services

14



Career Cruising

15




17

Art Courses

Art Courses

20




25

English Courses

English Courses

English Courses

29

Mathematics Courses

Mathematics Courses

Mathematics Courses

32

Music Courses

Music Courses

35




38

Science Courses

Science Courses

Science Courses

41




46




50

Work Based Learning

Work Based Learning

55




57

Course Index

Course Index

59




Wis






Subject Area

Subject Area

Subject Area

Required Credits

English

English

40

Mathematics

Mathematics

30

Science

Science

30

Social Studies

Social Studies

30



15

Health

Health

5

Fine Arts

Fine Arts

5



10

Electives

Electives

115

Total Credits

Total Credits

28




o

o

o


o

o


o

o


o

o


o

o

o
















Block 1

Block 2

Block 3

Block 4

IE Block






The










NOT

NOT









wwwcolumbusk12wius

wwwcolumbusk12wius

Academic Policies

Academic Policies










Academic Honesty






teacher permission










original work












Block Scheduling




Course Placement



Grading Policies


Failure Policy


Grading Scale

Grade

Grade

Grade

Point Value

Percentage

A

A

400

94-100

A

A

-

367

90-93

B+

B+

333

87-89

B

B

300

83-86

B

B

-

267

80-82

C+

C+

233

77-79

C

C

200

73-76

C

C

-

167

70-72

D+

D+

133

67-69

D

D

100

63 to 67

D

D

-

67

60 to 62

F

F

00

0-59






Incomplete Policies




guidelines











Student Withdrawal











above 390

Class Rank


Class Standing





Sophomore

Sophomore

4 credits

Junior

Junior

12 credits

Senior

Senior

20 credits


Graduation Ceremony


st






Honor Roll


GPA

GPA

GPA

Honor Roll Standing

320 to 369

320 to 369

Honor Roll

370 to 399

370 to 399

High Honor Roll

40

40

Highest Honor Roll




Scholarships



























1

1

1


2

2





a

a

a


b

b


2

2

2


3

3


4

4


5

5


6

6

6


Instruction (DPI)

7

7


8

8

8


a

a

a


b

b


c

c


d

d













Other Scholarships


Student Services

Student Services













Stude



Grade

Grade

Grade

Dates

Activities

Tests

Explanation

9th-12th

9th-12th

Ongoing

Homeroom


9th to 12th

9th to 12th

July 1

Registration


9th

9th

August to September



-

9th

9th

September



12th

12th


Senior Conferences


12th

12th



FAFSA process

11th

11th

October



9th to 12th

9th to 12th

November



8th

8th

January



8th to 11th

8th to 11th

January

Course Selection


11th

11th

March

ACT


12th

12th

March



12th

12th

May



9th to 11th

9th to 11th

May to July

Schedule Creation


Career Cruising

Career Cruising



P

Figure



Course Length

Course Length

Course Length

Credits

Course Name

9th

10th

11th

12th

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5


X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5


X

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5


X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Animal Science $

X

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5


X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5


X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Landscaping $ 18-19

X

X

X

x

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Plant Science

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Veterinary Science

X

X

x

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5


X

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5


X

X

X

X



















Plant Science


Veterinary Science






P

Figure

Art Courses

Art Courses

Course Length

Course Length

Course Length

Credits

Course Name

9th

10th

11th

12th



5 or 10


X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Art 1 $

X

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Art 2 $

X

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Ceramics 1 $

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Ceramics 2 $

X

X

X

1 Skinny1 Year

1 Skinny1 Year

10

Community Art

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Glass 1 $

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Glass 2 $

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5


X

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Painting $

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Photography 1 $

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Photography 2 $

X

X

X

1 Skinny1 Year

1 Skinny1 Year

10

Yearbook 1

X

X

X

X

1 Skinny1 Year

1 Skinny1 Year

10

Yearbook 2

X

X

X


Advanced Studio Art










Community Art














Yearbook 1


Yearbook 2



P

Figure

25



Course Length

Course Length

Course Length

Credits

Course Name

9th

10th

11th

12th

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10

Accounting $

X

X

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10


X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5


X

X

X

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10


X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5


X

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

IT Essentials

X

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Personal Finance

X

X

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10

Practical Law 18-19

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5


X

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Web Design

X

X

X

X


Accounting









Entrepreneurship




IT Essentials


Personal Finance


Practical Law






Web Design




English Courses

English Courses

Course Length

Course Length

Course Length

Credits

Course Name

9th

10th

11th

12th

1 Block1 Year

1 Block1 Year

20

AP English $

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Communication Arts

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Creative Writing

X

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10

English 1

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10

English 2

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10

Major Authors $

X

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10

Modern Literature

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Myths amp Legends

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Science Fiction $

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Sports Literature

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Write for College

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Writing Production

X

X

X




Communication Arts




Creative Writing


English 1


English 2




Modern Literature


-

Myths amp Legends




Sports Literature


Write for College


Writing Production





AP Calculus

AP Calculus

Statistics

Figure

(SENIORS ONLY)

(SENIORS ONLY)

32

Mathematics Courses

Mathematics Courses

Course Length

Course Length

Course Length

Credits

Course Name

9th

10th

11th

12th



10

Advanced Algebra

X

X

X



10

Algebra

X

X

X

X

1 Block1 Year

1 Block1 Year

20

AP Calculus

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10

Elementary Algebra

X



10

Geometry

X

X

X

X



10

Pre-Calculus

X

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10

Statistics

X


Advanced Algebra


Algebra


AP Calculus


Elementary Algebra


Geometry


Pre-Calculus


Statistics


Music Courses

Music Courses

Course Length

Course Length

Course Length

Credits

Course Name

9th

10th

11th

12th

1 Block1 Year

1 Block1 Year

20

AP Music Theory $

X

X

X

1 Skinny1 Year

1 Skinny1 Year

10

Concert Choir

X

X

X

X

1 Skinny1 Year

1 Skinny1 Year

10


X

X

X

X

1 Skinny1 Year

1 Skinny1 Year

10

Jazz Ensemble

X

X

X

X

1 Skinny1 Year

1 Skinny1 Year

10

La Voce

X

X

X

X

1 Skinny1 Year

1 Skinny1 Year

10


X

X

X

X

1 Skinny1 Year

1 Skinny1 Year

10

Symphonic Band $

X

X

X

X

1 Skinny1 Year

1 Skinny1 Year

10

Treble Choir

X

X

X

X

1 Skinny1 Year

1 Skinny1 Year

10

Wind Ensemble

X

X

X

X





Concert Choir




Jazz Ensemble


La Voce






st


Treble Choir


Wind Ensemble




Course Length

Course Length

Course Length

Credits

Course Name

9th

10th

11th

12th

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Cooperative Sports

X

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5


X

1 Skinny1 Year

1 Skinny1 Year

10


X

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Health

X

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5


X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Outdoor Education

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Personal Fitness

X

X

X

1 Skinny1 Year

1 Skinny1 Year

10

Weight Training

X

X

X


Cooperative Sports






Health




Outdoor Education


Personal Fitness



Weight Training




Science 9 Grade 9

Science 9 Grade 9


1 credit

1 credit

Figure


Figure

Biology Grade 9 10


1 credit

1 credit

Figure



Human Anatomy and

Human Anatomy and

Human Anatomy and

Genetics

Biomedical Science

Physics

Physiology

Physiology

Grade 10 11 12

Grade 11 12

Grade 11 12

Grade 10 11 12

Grade 10 11 12

05 credit

05 credit

1 credit

1 credit

1 credit


Chemistry 2

Chemistry 2

Chemistry 2

AP Biology

Grade 10 11 12

Grade 10 11 12

Grade 11 12

1 credit

1 credit

2 credits


Chemistry 1

Chemistry 1

Chemistry 1

Ecology

Forensic Science

Grade 10 11 12

Grade 10 11 12

Grade 10 11 12

Grade 10 11 12

1 credit

1 credit

05 credits

05 credit











Credit 1

Credit 1

Credit 2

Credit 3


Science 9

Science 9

Biology





Credit 1

Credit 1

Credit 2

Credit 3


Biology

Biology

Chemistry


-


TR


Science Courses

Science Courses

Course Length

Course Length

Course Length

Credits

Course Name

9th

10th

11th

12th

1 Block1 Year

1 Block1 Year

20

AP Biology

X

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10

Biology

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

05

Biomedical Science

X

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10

Chemistry 1

X

X

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10

Chemistry 2

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Ecology

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Forensic Science

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Genetics

X

X

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10


X

X

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10

Physics

X

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10

Science 9

X


AP Biology




Biomedical Science




Chemistry 2


Ecology


Forensic Science


Genetics




Physics








Course Length

Course Length

Course Length

Credits

Course Name

9th

10th

11th

12th

1 Block1 Year

1 Block1 Year

20

AP US History

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Current Events

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Economics

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5


X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Psychology 1

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Psychology 2

X

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10

US History 1

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10

US History 2

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5


X

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10

World History

X

X

X


AP US History




Current Events


Economics




Psychology 1


Psychology 2


US History 1


US History 2




World History


50



Course Length

Course Length

Course Length

Credits

Course Name

9th

10th

11th

12th

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10


X

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5


X

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5


X

X

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10


X

X

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10


X

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Graphics 2 $

X

X

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10


X

X

X

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10


X

X

X

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10


X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Video Production

X

X

X

X













rd




th







Work Based Learning

Work Based Learning

Course Length

Course Length

Course Length

Credits

Course Name

9th

10th

11th

12th



10

Job Shadow

X

X



5


X



5 up to 2year

Work Release

X

X

Varies

Varies

10


X

X

Job Shadow






Work Release





General Information



















Auto Collision

Auto Technician

Finance

Health Services



Manufacturing








Course Length

Course Length

Course Length

Credits

Course Name

9th

10th

11th

12th

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10

AP Spanish 5

X

X



10

Spanish 1

X

X

X

X



10

Spanish 2

X

X

X

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10

Spanish 3

X

X

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10

Spanish 4 $

X

X

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10

Spanish 5 $

X

X


Spanish 1


Spanish 2


Spanish 3







AP Spanish 5


Courses Index

Course Name

Course Name

Course Name

Department

Page Number

Accounting (AS)

Accounting (AS)


26




26




17

Advanced Algebra

Advanced Algebra

Mathematics

33

Advanced Studio Art

Advanced Studio Art

Art

21




51




17




17

Algebra

Algebra

Mathematics

33

Animal Science

Animal Science


18

AP Biology

AP Biology

Science

43

AP Calculus

AP Calculus

Mathematics

33

AP Music Theory

AP Music Theory

Music

35

AP English

AP English

English

29

AP Spanish 5

AP Spanish 5

World Languages

58

AP US History

AP US History

Social Studies

47




51

Art 1

Art 1

Art

21

Art 2

Art 2

Art

21




51

Biology

Biology

Science

43

Biomedical Science

Biomedical Science

Science

43

Biotechnology

Biotechnology


18

Ceramics 1

Ceramics 1

Art

22

Ceramics 2

Ceramics 2

Art

22

Chemistry 1

Chemistry 1

Science

44

Chemistry 2

Chemistry 2

Science

44

Communication Arts

Communication Arts

English

29

Community Art

Community Art

Art

22




26

Concert Choir

Concert Choir

Music

35




52

Cooperative Sports

Cooperative Sports


38

Creative Writing

Creative Writing

English

29

Current Events

Current Events

Social Studies

47

Ecology

Ecology

Science

44

Economics

Economics

Social Studies

47

Elementary Algebra

Elementary Algebra

Mathematics

34

English 1

English 1

English

30

English 2

English 2

English

30

Entrepreneurship

Entrepreneurship


27

Forensic Science

Forensic Science

Science

44




38

Genetics

Genetics

Science

44

Geometry

Geometry

Mathematics

34

Glass 1

Glass 1

Art

22

Glass 2

Glass 2

Art

22



Art

23




52

Graphics 2

Graphics 2


52




18

Health

Health


39



Music

35



Science

45




27




53




38

IT Essentials

IT Essentials


27

Jazz Ensemble

Jazz Ensemble

Music

36

Job Shadow

Job Shadow

Work Based Learning

55

Course Name

Course Name

Course Name

Department

Page Number

La Voce

La Voce

Music

36

Landscaping

Landscaping


18




39

Major Authors

Major Authors

English

30




53

Modern Literature

Modern Literature

English

30



Music

36

Myths amp Legends

Myths amp Legends

English

30

Outdoor Education

Outdoor Education


39

Painting

Painting

Art

23

Personal Finance

Personal Finance


27

Personal Fitness

Personal Fitness


39

Photography 1

Photography 1

Art

23

Photography 2

Photography 2

Art

23

Physics

Physics

Science

45

Plant Science

Plant Science


19



Social Studies

48

Practical Law

Practical Law


27

Pre-Calculus

Pre-Calculus

Mathematics

34




53

Psychology 1

Psychology 1

Social Studies

48

Psychology 2

Psychology 2

Social Studies

48

Science 9

Science 9

Science

45

Science Fiction

Science Fiction

English

31

Spanish 1

Spanish 1

World Languages

57

Spanish 2

Spanish 2

World Languages

57

Spanish 3

Spanish 3

World Languages

57

Spanish 4

Spanish 4

World Languages

58

Spanish 5

Spanish 5

World Languages

58




28

Sports Literature

Sports Literature

English

31

Statistics

Statistics

Mathematics

34

Symphonic Band

Symphonic Band

Music

36

Teacher Assistant

Teacher Assistant

Work Based Learning

55

Treble Choir

Treble Choir

Music

37

US History 1

US History 1

Social Studies

48

US History 2

US History 2

Social Studies

48

Veterinary Science

Veterinary Science


19

Video Production

Video Production


54

Web Design

Web Design


28

Weight Training

Weight Training


40

Wind Ensemble

Wind Ensemble

Music

37



Social Studies

48




19




19

Work Release

Work Release

Work Based Learning

55

World History

World History

Social Studies

49

Write for College

Write for College

English

31

Writing Production

Writing Production

English

31

Yearbook 1

Yearbook 1

Art

23

Yearbook 2

Yearbook 2

Art

24



Work Based Learning

56






6

Academic Policies













teacher permission









original work





7














school day








8

Grading Scale

Grade Point Value

Percentage

A 400 94-100

A- 367 90-93

B+ 333 87-89

B 300 83-86

B- 267 80-82

C+ 233 77-79

C 200 73-76

C- 167 70-72

D+ 133 67-69

D 100 63 to 67

D- 67 60 to 62

F 00 0-59
















9








above 390




Sophomore 4 credits

Junior 12 credits

Senior 20 credits















10
















11



















12



















13

Student Services

















12th

September to

November

Senior Conferences


12th

September Quarter 1

conferences


FAFSA process




Behavior Survey











14


Website Access


USER NAME

(~_~) PASSWORD






IMii middot-- _

Career Cruising

COLU- Student ID ()

Birthday (MMDDYYYY)

15

of Features

Career Matchmaker

















Explore Careers


n Keyword search



n Career Selector


n Job Description


n Earnings






n Photofile












16



















17









18






19

1 1011 12

Photo 2 101112

Art Course Sequence



r_--

Advanced Studio Art

10 11 12

Art 1 9101112

Art2 9101112

Painting 1011 12

Yearbook 1 9101112

Ceramics 1 10 11 12

Ceramics 2 10 11 12


-

Yearbook2 10 11 12

Glass 1 10 11 12

Glass 2 11 12

20

Art Courses



5 or 10






















21










22









23


24




Advanced Accounting


25


















26






27



28

English Courses



















29







30






31


Geometry

Algebra

Advanced Algebra

Pre-Calculus



32

Mathematics Courses





10 Algebra X X X X




10 Geometry X X X X


10 Pre-Calculus X X






33





34

Music Courses

















35






36



37















38





39


40

l~I ~II


Science 9





next page)

Biology

Grade 9 10


1 credit






Grade 10 11 12 Grade 11 12

1 credit 2 credits






41





















(if desired)





Genetics

Chosen from

electives



(if desired)



Human Anatomy and


Science


Chosen from

electives



42

Science Courses


















43






44






45


US History 1


US History 2

AP US History

World History

Current Events


Psychology 1

Psychology 2

46

















47







48


49

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CONSTRUCTION


Maintenance

Trades I



Energy Engineering




Aerospace En~eering

MANUFACTURING



Apprenticeship 2


3

Advanced Placement

4

COMMUNICATIONS


Video Production

4 year School 5

Graphics2

T-shirts amp more

Work 6

50





















51







52







53


54

Work Based Learning







2 Skinnies per year

5 up to






55


General Information








56















57






58



















Art 1 Art 21

Art 2 Art 21


Biology Science 43



Ceramics 1 Art 22

Ceramics 2 Art 22











Ecology Science 44








Genetics Science 44


Glass 1 Art 22

Glass 2 Art 22














59


La Voce Music 36









Painting Art 23





Physics Science 45



































Yearbook 1 Art 23

Yearbook 2 Art 24


60

Structure Bookmarks



Figure




Page

Page

Page




4




5




6

Academic Policies

Academic Policies

Academic Policies

7






10

Student Services

Student Services

Student Services

14



Career Cruising

15




17

Art Courses

Art Courses

20




25

English Courses

English Courses

English Courses

29

Mathematics Courses

Mathematics Courses

Mathematics Courses

32

Music Courses

Music Courses

35




38

Science Courses

Science Courses

Science Courses

41




46




50

Work Based Learning

Work Based Learning

55




57

Course Index

Course Index

59




Wis






Subject Area

Subject Area

Subject Area

Required Credits

English

English

40

Mathematics

Mathematics

30

Science

Science

30

Social Studies

Social Studies

30



15

Health

Health

5

Fine Arts

Fine Arts

5



10

Electives

Electives

115

Total Credits

Total Credits

28




o

o

o


o

o


o

o


o

o


o

o

o
















Block 1

Block 2

Block 3

Block 4

IE Block






The










NOT

NOT









wwwcolumbusk12wius

wwwcolumbusk12wius

Academic Policies

Academic Policies










Academic Honesty






teacher permission










original work












Block Scheduling




Course Placement



Grading Policies


Failure Policy


Grading Scale

Grade

Grade

Grade

Point Value

Percentage

A

A

400

94-100

A

A

-

367

90-93

B+

B+

333

87-89

B

B

300

83-86

B

B

-

267

80-82

C+

C+

233

77-79

C

C

200

73-76

C

C

-

167

70-72

D+

D+

133

67-69

D

D

100

63 to 67

D

D

-

67

60 to 62

F

F

00

0-59






Incomplete Policies




guidelines











Student Withdrawal











above 390

Class Rank


Class Standing





Sophomore

Sophomore

4 credits

Junior

Junior

12 credits

Senior

Senior

20 credits


Graduation Ceremony


st






Honor Roll


GPA

GPA

GPA

Honor Roll Standing

320 to 369

320 to 369

Honor Roll

370 to 399

370 to 399

High Honor Roll

40

40

Highest Honor Roll




Scholarships



























1

1

1


2

2





a

a

a


b

b


2

2

2


3

3


4

4


5

5


6

6

6


Instruction (DPI)

7

7


8

8

8


a

a

a


b

b


c

c


d

d













Other Scholarships


Student Services

Student Services













Stude



Grade

Grade

Grade

Dates

Activities

Tests

Explanation

9th-12th

9th-12th

Ongoing

Homeroom


9th to 12th

9th to 12th

July 1

Registration


9th

9th

August to September



-

9th

9th

September



12th

12th


Senior Conferences


12th

12th



FAFSA process

11th

11th

October



9th to 12th

9th to 12th

November



8th

8th

January



8th to 11th

8th to 11th

January

Course Selection


11th

11th

March

ACT


12th

12th

March



12th

12th

May



9th to 11th

9th to 11th

May to July

Schedule Creation


Career Cruising

Career Cruising



P

Figure



Course Length

Course Length

Course Length

Credits

Course Name

9th

10th

11th

12th

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5


X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5


X

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5


X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Animal Science $

X

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5


X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5


X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Landscaping $ 18-19

X

X

X

x

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Plant Science

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Veterinary Science

X

X

x

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5


X

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5


X

X

X

X



















Plant Science


Veterinary Science






P

Figure

Art Courses

Art Courses

Course Length

Course Length

Course Length

Credits

Course Name

9th

10th

11th

12th



5 or 10


X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Art 1 $

X

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Art 2 $

X

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Ceramics 1 $

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Ceramics 2 $

X

X

X

1 Skinny1 Year

1 Skinny1 Year

10

Community Art

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Glass 1 $

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Glass 2 $

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5


X

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Painting $

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Photography 1 $

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Photography 2 $

X

X

X

1 Skinny1 Year

1 Skinny1 Year

10

Yearbook 1

X

X

X

X

1 Skinny1 Year

1 Skinny1 Year

10

Yearbook 2

X

X

X


Advanced Studio Art










Community Art














Yearbook 1


Yearbook 2



P

Figure

25



Course Length

Course Length

Course Length

Credits

Course Name

9th

10th

11th

12th

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10

Accounting $

X

X

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10


X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5


X

X

X

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10


X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5


X

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

IT Essentials

X

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Personal Finance

X

X

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10

Practical Law 18-19

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5


X

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Web Design

X

X

X

X


Accounting









Entrepreneurship




IT Essentials


Personal Finance


Practical Law






Web Design




English Courses

English Courses

Course Length

Course Length

Course Length

Credits

Course Name

9th

10th

11th

12th

1 Block1 Year

1 Block1 Year

20

AP English $

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Communication Arts

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Creative Writing

X

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10

English 1

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10

English 2

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10

Major Authors $

X

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10

Modern Literature

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Myths amp Legends

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Science Fiction $

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Sports Literature

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Write for College

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Writing Production

X

X

X




Communication Arts




Creative Writing


English 1


English 2




Modern Literature


-

Myths amp Legends




Sports Literature


Write for College


Writing Production





AP Calculus

AP Calculus

Statistics

Figure

(SENIORS ONLY)

(SENIORS ONLY)

32

Mathematics Courses

Mathematics Courses

Course Length

Course Length

Course Length

Credits

Course Name

9th

10th

11th

12th



10

Advanced Algebra

X

X

X



10

Algebra

X

X

X

X

1 Block1 Year

1 Block1 Year

20

AP Calculus

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10

Elementary Algebra

X



10

Geometry

X

X

X

X



10

Pre-Calculus

X

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10

Statistics

X


Advanced Algebra


Algebra


AP Calculus


Elementary Algebra


Geometry


Pre-Calculus


Statistics


Music Courses

Music Courses

Course Length

Course Length

Course Length

Credits

Course Name

9th

10th

11th

12th

1 Block1 Year

1 Block1 Year

20

AP Music Theory $

X

X

X

1 Skinny1 Year

1 Skinny1 Year

10

Concert Choir

X

X

X

X

1 Skinny1 Year

1 Skinny1 Year

10


X

X

X

X

1 Skinny1 Year

1 Skinny1 Year

10

Jazz Ensemble

X

X

X

X

1 Skinny1 Year

1 Skinny1 Year

10

La Voce

X

X

X

X

1 Skinny1 Year

1 Skinny1 Year

10


X

X

X

X

1 Skinny1 Year

1 Skinny1 Year

10

Symphonic Band $

X

X

X

X

1 Skinny1 Year

1 Skinny1 Year

10

Treble Choir

X

X

X

X

1 Skinny1 Year

1 Skinny1 Year

10

Wind Ensemble

X

X

X

X





Concert Choir




Jazz Ensemble


La Voce






st


Treble Choir


Wind Ensemble




Course Length

Course Length

Course Length

Credits

Course Name

9th

10th

11th

12th

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Cooperative Sports

X

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5


X

1 Skinny1 Year

1 Skinny1 Year

10


X

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Health

X

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5


X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Outdoor Education

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Personal Fitness

X

X

X

1 Skinny1 Year

1 Skinny1 Year

10

Weight Training

X

X

X


Cooperative Sports






Health




Outdoor Education


Personal Fitness



Weight Training




Science 9 Grade 9

Science 9 Grade 9


1 credit

1 credit

Figure


Figure

Biology Grade 9 10


1 credit

1 credit

Figure



Human Anatomy and

Human Anatomy and

Human Anatomy and

Genetics

Biomedical Science

Physics

Physiology

Physiology

Grade 10 11 12

Grade 11 12

Grade 11 12

Grade 10 11 12

Grade 10 11 12

05 credit

05 credit

1 credit

1 credit

1 credit


Chemistry 2

Chemistry 2

Chemistry 2

AP Biology

Grade 10 11 12

Grade 10 11 12

Grade 11 12

1 credit

1 credit

2 credits


Chemistry 1

Chemistry 1

Chemistry 1

Ecology

Forensic Science

Grade 10 11 12

Grade 10 11 12

Grade 10 11 12

Grade 10 11 12

1 credit

1 credit

05 credits

05 credit











Credit 1

Credit 1

Credit 2

Credit 3


Science 9

Science 9

Biology





Credit 1

Credit 1

Credit 2

Credit 3


Biology

Biology

Chemistry


-


TR


Science Courses

Science Courses

Course Length

Course Length

Course Length

Credits

Course Name

9th

10th

11th

12th

1 Block1 Year

1 Block1 Year

20

AP Biology

X

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10

Biology

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

05

Biomedical Science

X

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10

Chemistry 1

X

X

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10

Chemistry 2

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Ecology

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Forensic Science

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Genetics

X

X

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10


X

X

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10

Physics

X

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10

Science 9

X


AP Biology




Biomedical Science




Chemistry 2


Ecology


Forensic Science


Genetics




Physics








Course Length

Course Length

Course Length

Credits

Course Name

9th

10th

11th

12th

1 Block1 Year

1 Block1 Year

20

AP US History

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Current Events

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Economics

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5


X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Psychology 1

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Psychology 2

X

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10

US History 1

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10

US History 2

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5


X

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10

World History

X

X

X


AP US History




Current Events


Economics




Psychology 1


Psychology 2


US History 1


US History 2




World History


50



Course Length

Course Length

Course Length

Credits

Course Name

9th

10th

11th

12th

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10


X

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5


X

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5


X

X

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10


X

X

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10


X

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Graphics 2 $

X

X

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10


X

X

X

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10


X

X

X

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10


X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Video Production

X

X

X

X













rd




th







Work Based Learning

Work Based Learning

Course Length

Course Length

Course Length

Credits

Course Name

9th

10th

11th

12th



10

Job Shadow

X

X



5


X



5 up to 2year

Work Release

X

X

Varies

Varies

10


X

X

Job Shadow






Work Release





General Information



















Auto Collision

Auto Technician

Finance

Health Services



Manufacturing








Course Length

Course Length

Course Length

Credits

Course Name

9th

10th

11th

12th

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10

AP Spanish 5

X

X



10

Spanish 1

X

X

X

X



10

Spanish 2

X

X

X

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10

Spanish 3

X

X

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10

Spanish 4 $

X

X

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10

Spanish 5 $

X

X


Spanish 1


Spanish 2


Spanish 3







AP Spanish 5


Courses Index

Course Name

Course Name

Course Name

Department

Page Number

Accounting (AS)

Accounting (AS)


26




26




17

Advanced Algebra

Advanced Algebra

Mathematics

33

Advanced Studio Art

Advanced Studio Art

Art

21




51




17




17

Algebra

Algebra

Mathematics

33

Animal Science

Animal Science


18

AP Biology

AP Biology

Science

43

AP Calculus

AP Calculus

Mathematics

33

AP Music Theory

AP Music Theory

Music

35

AP English

AP English

English

29

AP Spanish 5

AP Spanish 5

World Languages

58

AP US History

AP US History

Social Studies

47




51

Art 1

Art 1

Art

21

Art 2

Art 2

Art

21




51

Biology

Biology

Science

43

Biomedical Science

Biomedical Science

Science

43

Biotechnology

Biotechnology


18

Ceramics 1

Ceramics 1

Art

22

Ceramics 2

Ceramics 2

Art

22

Chemistry 1

Chemistry 1

Science

44

Chemistry 2

Chemistry 2

Science

44

Communication Arts

Communication Arts

English

29

Community Art

Community Art

Art

22




26

Concert Choir

Concert Choir

Music

35




52

Cooperative Sports

Cooperative Sports


38

Creative Writing

Creative Writing

English

29

Current Events

Current Events

Social Studies

47

Ecology

Ecology

Science

44

Economics

Economics

Social Studies

47

Elementary Algebra

Elementary Algebra

Mathematics

34

English 1

English 1

English

30

English 2

English 2

English

30

Entrepreneurship

Entrepreneurship


27

Forensic Science

Forensic Science

Science

44




38

Genetics

Genetics

Science

44

Geometry

Geometry

Mathematics

34

Glass 1

Glass 1

Art

22

Glass 2

Glass 2

Art

22



Art

23




52

Graphics 2

Graphics 2


52




18

Health

Health


39



Music

35



Science

45




27




53




38

IT Essentials

IT Essentials


27

Jazz Ensemble

Jazz Ensemble

Music

36

Job Shadow

Job Shadow

Work Based Learning

55

Course Name

Course Name

Course Name

Department

Page Number

La Voce

La Voce

Music

36

Landscaping

Landscaping


18




39

Major Authors

Major Authors

English

30




53

Modern Literature

Modern Literature

English

30



Music

36

Myths amp Legends

Myths amp Legends

English

30

Outdoor Education

Outdoor Education


39

Painting

Painting

Art

23

Personal Finance

Personal Finance


27

Personal Fitness

Personal Fitness


39

Photography 1

Photography 1

Art

23

Photography 2

Photography 2

Art

23

Physics

Physics

Science

45

Plant Science

Plant Science


19



Social Studies

48

Practical Law

Practical Law


27

Pre-Calculus

Pre-Calculus

Mathematics

34




53

Psychology 1

Psychology 1

Social Studies

48

Psychology 2

Psychology 2

Social Studies

48

Science 9

Science 9

Science

45

Science Fiction

Science Fiction

English

31

Spanish 1

Spanish 1

World Languages

57

Spanish 2

Spanish 2

World Languages

57

Spanish 3

Spanish 3

World Languages

57

Spanish 4

Spanish 4

World Languages

58

Spanish 5

Spanish 5

World Languages

58




28

Sports Literature

Sports Literature

English

31

Statistics

Statistics

Mathematics

34

Symphonic Band

Symphonic Band

Music

36

Teacher Assistant

Teacher Assistant

Work Based Learning

55

Treble Choir

Treble Choir

Music

37

US History 1

US History 1

Social Studies

48

US History 2

US History 2

Social Studies

48

Veterinary Science

Veterinary Science


19

Video Production

Video Production


54

Web Design

Web Design


28

Weight Training

Weight Training


40

Wind Ensemble

Wind Ensemble

Music

37



Social Studies

48




19




19

Work Release

Work Release

Work Based Learning

55

World History

World History

Social Studies

49

Write for College

Write for College

English

31

Writing Production

Writing Production

English

31

Yearbook 1

Yearbook 1

Art

23

Yearbook 2

Yearbook 2

Art

24



Work Based Learning

56

Academic Policies













teacher permission









original work





7














school day








8

Grading Scale

Grade Point Value

Percentage

A 400 94-100

A- 367 90-93

B+ 333 87-89

B 300 83-86

B- 267 80-82

C+ 233 77-79

C 200 73-76

C- 167 70-72

D+ 133 67-69

D 100 63 to 67

D- 67 60 to 62

F 00 0-59
















9








above 390




Sophomore 4 credits

Junior 12 credits

Senior 20 credits















10
















11



















12



















13

Student Services

















12th

September to

November

Senior Conferences


12th

September Quarter 1

conferences


FAFSA process




Behavior Survey











14


Website Access


USER NAME

(~_~) PASSWORD






IMii middot-- _

Career Cruising

COLU- Student ID ()

Birthday (MMDDYYYY)

15

of Features

Career Matchmaker

















Explore Careers


n Keyword search



n Career Selector


n Job Description


n Earnings






n Photofile












16



















17









18






19

1 1011 12

Photo 2 101112

Art Course Sequence



r_--

Advanced Studio Art

10 11 12

Art 1 9101112

Art2 9101112

Painting 1011 12

Yearbook 1 9101112

Ceramics 1 10 11 12

Ceramics 2 10 11 12


-

Yearbook2 10 11 12

Glass 1 10 11 12

Glass 2 11 12

20

Art Courses



5 or 10






















21










22









23


24




Advanced Accounting


25


















26






27



28

English Courses



















29







30






31


Geometry

Algebra

Advanced Algebra

Pre-Calculus



32

Mathematics Courses





10 Algebra X X X X




10 Geometry X X X X


10 Pre-Calculus X X






33





34

Music Courses

















35






36



37















38





39


40

l~I ~II


Science 9





next page)

Biology

Grade 9 10


1 credit






Grade 10 11 12 Grade 11 12

1 credit 2 credits






41





















(if desired)





Genetics

Chosen from

electives



(if desired)



Human Anatomy and


Science


Chosen from

electives



42

Science Courses


















43






44






45


US History 1


US History 2

AP US History

World History

Current Events


Psychology 1

Psychology 2

46

















47







48


49

~ ~A ~ gt J ~ ___ T

~ - gt ~ _~


CONSTRUCTION


Maintenance

Trades I



Energy Engineering




Aerospace En~eering

MANUFACTURING



Apprenticeship 2


3

Advanced Placement

4

COMMUNICATIONS


Video Production

4 year School 5

Graphics2

T-shirts amp more

Work 6

50





















51







52







53


54

Work Based Learning







2 Skinnies per year

5 up to






55


General Information








56















57






58



















Art 1 Art 21

Art 2 Art 21


Biology Science 43



Ceramics 1 Art 22

Ceramics 2 Art 22











Ecology Science 44








Genetics Science 44


Glass 1 Art 22

Glass 2 Art 22














59


La Voce Music 36









Painting Art 23





Physics Science 45



































Yearbook 1 Art 23

Yearbook 2 Art 24


60

Structure Bookmarks



Figure




Page

Page

Page




4




5




6

Academic Policies

Academic Policies

Academic Policies

7






10

Student Services

Student Services

Student Services

14



Career Cruising

15




17

Art Courses

Art Courses

20




25

English Courses

English Courses

English Courses

29

Mathematics Courses

Mathematics Courses

Mathematics Courses

32

Music Courses

Music Courses

35




38

Science Courses

Science Courses

Science Courses

41




46




50

Work Based Learning

Work Based Learning

55




57

Course Index

Course Index

59




Wis






Subject Area

Subject Area

Subject Area

Required Credits

English

English

40

Mathematics

Mathematics

30

Science

Science

30

Social Studies

Social Studies

30



15

Health

Health

5

Fine Arts

Fine Arts

5



10

Electives

Electives

115

Total Credits

Total Credits

28




o

o

o


o

o


o

o


o

o


o

o

o
















Block 1

Block 2

Block 3

Block 4

IE Block






The










NOT

NOT









wwwcolumbusk12wius

wwwcolumbusk12wius

Academic Policies

Academic Policies










Academic Honesty






teacher permission










original work












Block Scheduling




Course Placement



Grading Policies


Failure Policy


Grading Scale

Grade

Grade

Grade

Point Value

Percentage

A

A

400

94-100

A

A

-

367

90-93

B+

B+

333

87-89

B

B

300

83-86

B

B

-

267

80-82

C+

C+

233

77-79

C

C

200

73-76

C

C

-

167

70-72

D+

D+

133

67-69

D

D

100

63 to 67

D

D

-

67

60 to 62

F

F

00

0-59






Incomplete Policies




guidelines











Student Withdrawal











above 390

Class Rank


Class Standing





Sophomore

Sophomore

4 credits

Junior

Junior

12 credits

Senior

Senior

20 credits


Graduation Ceremony


st






Honor Roll


GPA

GPA

GPA

Honor Roll Standing

320 to 369

320 to 369

Honor Roll

370 to 399

370 to 399

High Honor Roll

40

40

Highest Honor Roll




Scholarships



























1

1

1


2

2





a

a

a


b

b


2

2

2


3

3


4

4


5

5


6

6

6


Instruction (DPI)

7

7


8

8

8


a

a

a


b

b


c

c


d

d













Other Scholarships


Student Services

Student Services













Stude



Grade

Grade

Grade

Dates

Activities

Tests

Explanation

9th-12th

9th-12th

Ongoing

Homeroom


9th to 12th

9th to 12th

July 1

Registration


9th

9th

August to September



-

9th

9th

September



12th

12th


Senior Conferences


12th

12th



FAFSA process

11th

11th

October



9th to 12th

9th to 12th

November



8th

8th

January



8th to 11th

8th to 11th

January

Course Selection


11th

11th

March

ACT


12th

12th

March



12th

12th

May



9th to 11th

9th to 11th

May to July

Schedule Creation


Career Cruising

Career Cruising



P

Figure



Course Length

Course Length

Course Length

Credits

Course Name

9th

10th

11th

12th

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5


X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5


X

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5


X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Animal Science $

X

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5


X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5


X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Landscaping $ 18-19

X

X

X

x

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Plant Science

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Veterinary Science

X

X

x

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5


X

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5


X

X

X

X



















Plant Science


Veterinary Science






P

Figure

Art Courses

Art Courses

Course Length

Course Length

Course Length

Credits

Course Name

9th

10th

11th

12th



5 or 10


X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Art 1 $

X

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Art 2 $

X

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Ceramics 1 $

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Ceramics 2 $

X

X

X

1 Skinny1 Year

1 Skinny1 Year

10

Community Art

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Glass 1 $

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Glass 2 $

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5


X

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Painting $

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Photography 1 $

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Photography 2 $

X

X

X

1 Skinny1 Year

1 Skinny1 Year

10

Yearbook 1

X

X

X

X

1 Skinny1 Year

1 Skinny1 Year

10

Yearbook 2

X

X

X


Advanced Studio Art










Community Art














Yearbook 1


Yearbook 2



P

Figure

25



Course Length

Course Length

Course Length

Credits

Course Name

9th

10th

11th

12th

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10

Accounting $

X

X

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10


X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5


X

X

X

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10


X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5


X

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

IT Essentials

X

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Personal Finance

X

X

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10

Practical Law 18-19

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5


X

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Web Design

X

X

X

X


Accounting









Entrepreneurship




IT Essentials


Personal Finance


Practical Law






Web Design




English Courses

English Courses

Course Length

Course Length

Course Length

Credits

Course Name

9th

10th

11th

12th

1 Block1 Year

1 Block1 Year

20

AP English $

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Communication Arts

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Creative Writing

X

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10

English 1

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10

English 2

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10

Major Authors $

X

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10

Modern Literature

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Myths amp Legends

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Science Fiction $

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Sports Literature

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Write for College

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Writing Production

X

X

X




Communication Arts




Creative Writing


English 1


English 2




Modern Literature


-

Myths amp Legends




Sports Literature


Write for College


Writing Production





AP Calculus

AP Calculus

Statistics

Figure

(SENIORS ONLY)

(SENIORS ONLY)

32

Mathematics Courses

Mathematics Courses

Course Length

Course Length

Course Length

Credits

Course Name

9th

10th

11th

12th



10

Advanced Algebra

X

X

X



10

Algebra

X

X

X

X

1 Block1 Year

1 Block1 Year

20

AP Calculus

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10

Elementary Algebra

X



10

Geometry

X

X

X

X



10

Pre-Calculus

X

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10

Statistics

X


Advanced Algebra


Algebra


AP Calculus


Elementary Algebra


Geometry


Pre-Calculus


Statistics


Music Courses

Music Courses

Course Length

Course Length

Course Length

Credits

Course Name

9th

10th

11th

12th

1 Block1 Year

1 Block1 Year

20

AP Music Theory $

X

X

X

1 Skinny1 Year

1 Skinny1 Year

10

Concert Choir

X

X

X

X

1 Skinny1 Year

1 Skinny1 Year

10


X

X

X

X

1 Skinny1 Year

1 Skinny1 Year

10

Jazz Ensemble

X

X

X

X

1 Skinny1 Year

1 Skinny1 Year

10

La Voce

X

X

X

X

1 Skinny1 Year

1 Skinny1 Year

10


X

X

X

X

1 Skinny1 Year

1 Skinny1 Year

10

Symphonic Band $

X

X

X

X

1 Skinny1 Year

1 Skinny1 Year

10

Treble Choir

X

X

X

X

1 Skinny1 Year

1 Skinny1 Year

10

Wind Ensemble

X

X

X

X





Concert Choir




Jazz Ensemble


La Voce






st


Treble Choir


Wind Ensemble




Course Length

Course Length

Course Length

Credits

Course Name

9th

10th

11th

12th

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Cooperative Sports

X

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5


X

1 Skinny1 Year

1 Skinny1 Year

10


X

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Health

X

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5


X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Outdoor Education

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Personal Fitness

X

X

X

1 Skinny1 Year

1 Skinny1 Year

10

Weight Training

X

X

X


Cooperative Sports






Health




Outdoor Education


Personal Fitness



Weight Training




Science 9 Grade 9

Science 9 Grade 9


1 credit

1 credit

Figure


Figure

Biology Grade 9 10


1 credit

1 credit

Figure



Human Anatomy and

Human Anatomy and

Human Anatomy and

Genetics

Biomedical Science

Physics

Physiology

Physiology

Grade 10 11 12

Grade 11 12

Grade 11 12

Grade 10 11 12

Grade 10 11 12

05 credit

05 credit

1 credit

1 credit

1 credit


Chemistry 2

Chemistry 2

Chemistry 2

AP Biology

Grade 10 11 12

Grade 10 11 12

Grade 11 12

1 credit

1 credit

2 credits


Chemistry 1

Chemistry 1

Chemistry 1

Ecology

Forensic Science

Grade 10 11 12

Grade 10 11 12

Grade 10 11 12

Grade 10 11 12

1 credit

1 credit

05 credits

05 credit











Credit 1

Credit 1

Credit 2

Credit 3


Science 9

Science 9

Biology





Credit 1

Credit 1

Credit 2

Credit 3


Biology

Biology

Chemistry


-


TR


Science Courses

Science Courses

Course Length

Course Length

Course Length

Credits

Course Name

9th

10th

11th

12th

1 Block1 Year

1 Block1 Year

20

AP Biology

X

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10

Biology

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

05

Biomedical Science

X

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10

Chemistry 1

X

X

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10

Chemistry 2

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Ecology

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Forensic Science

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Genetics

X

X

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10


X

X

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10

Physics

X

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10

Science 9

X


AP Biology




Biomedical Science




Chemistry 2


Ecology


Forensic Science


Genetics




Physics








Course Length

Course Length

Course Length

Credits

Course Name

9th

10th

11th

12th

1 Block1 Year

1 Block1 Year

20

AP US History

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Current Events

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Economics

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5


X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Psychology 1

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Psychology 2

X

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10

US History 1

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10

US History 2

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5


X

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10

World History

X

X

X


AP US History




Current Events


Economics




Psychology 1


Psychology 2


US History 1


US History 2




World History


50



Course Length

Course Length

Course Length

Credits

Course Name

9th

10th

11th

12th

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10


X

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5


X

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5


X

X

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10


X

X

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10


X

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Graphics 2 $

X

X

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10


X

X

X

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10


X

X

X

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10


X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Video Production

X

X

X

X













rd




th







Work Based Learning

Work Based Learning

Course Length

Course Length

Course Length

Credits

Course Name

9th

10th

11th

12th



10

Job Shadow

X

X



5


X



5 up to 2year

Work Release

X

X

Varies

Varies

10


X

X

Job Shadow






Work Release





General Information



















Auto Collision

Auto Technician

Finance

Health Services



Manufacturing








Course Length

Course Length

Course Length

Credits

Course Name

9th

10th

11th

12th

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10

AP Spanish 5

X

X



10

Spanish 1

X

X

X

X



10

Spanish 2

X

X

X

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10

Spanish 3

X

X

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10

Spanish 4 $

X

X

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10

Spanish 5 $

X

X


Spanish 1


Spanish 2


Spanish 3







AP Spanish 5


Courses Index

Course Name

Course Name

Course Name

Department

Page Number

Accounting (AS)

Accounting (AS)


26




26




17

Advanced Algebra

Advanced Algebra

Mathematics

33

Advanced Studio Art

Advanced Studio Art

Art

21




51




17




17

Algebra

Algebra

Mathematics

33

Animal Science

Animal Science


18

AP Biology

AP Biology

Science

43

AP Calculus

AP Calculus

Mathematics

33

AP Music Theory

AP Music Theory

Music

35

AP English

AP English

English

29

AP Spanish 5

AP Spanish 5

World Languages

58

AP US History

AP US History

Social Studies

47




51

Art 1

Art 1

Art

21

Art 2

Art 2

Art

21




51

Biology

Biology

Science

43

Biomedical Science

Biomedical Science

Science

43

Biotechnology

Biotechnology


18

Ceramics 1

Ceramics 1

Art

22

Ceramics 2

Ceramics 2

Art

22

Chemistry 1

Chemistry 1

Science

44

Chemistry 2

Chemistry 2

Science

44

Communication Arts

Communication Arts

English

29

Community Art

Community Art

Art

22




26

Concert Choir

Concert Choir

Music

35




52

Cooperative Sports

Cooperative Sports


38

Creative Writing

Creative Writing

English

29

Current Events

Current Events

Social Studies

47

Ecology

Ecology

Science

44

Economics

Economics

Social Studies

47

Elementary Algebra

Elementary Algebra

Mathematics

34

English 1

English 1

English

30

English 2

English 2

English

30

Entrepreneurship

Entrepreneurship


27

Forensic Science

Forensic Science

Science

44




38

Genetics

Genetics

Science

44

Geometry

Geometry

Mathematics

34

Glass 1

Glass 1

Art

22

Glass 2

Glass 2

Art

22



Art

23




52

Graphics 2

Graphics 2


52




18

Health

Health


39



Music

35



Science

45




27




53




38

IT Essentials

IT Essentials


27

Jazz Ensemble

Jazz Ensemble

Music

36

Job Shadow

Job Shadow

Work Based Learning

55

Course Name

Course Name

Course Name

Department

Page Number

La Voce

La Voce

Music

36

Landscaping

Landscaping


18




39

Major Authors

Major Authors

English

30




53

Modern Literature

Modern Literature

English

30



Music

36

Myths amp Legends

Myths amp Legends

English

30

Outdoor Education

Outdoor Education


39

Painting

Painting

Art

23

Personal Finance

Personal Finance


27

Personal Fitness

Personal Fitness


39

Photography 1

Photography 1

Art

23

Photography 2

Photography 2

Art

23

Physics

Physics

Science

45

Plant Science

Plant Science


19



Social Studies

48

Practical Law

Practical Law


27

Pre-Calculus

Pre-Calculus

Mathematics

34




53

Psychology 1

Psychology 1

Social Studies

48

Psychology 2

Psychology 2

Social Studies

48

Science 9

Science 9

Science

45

Science Fiction

Science Fiction

English

31

Spanish 1

Spanish 1

World Languages

57

Spanish 2

Spanish 2

World Languages

57

Spanish 3

Spanish 3

World Languages

57

Spanish 4

Spanish 4

World Languages

58

Spanish 5

Spanish 5

World Languages

58




28

Sports Literature

Sports Literature

English

31

Statistics

Statistics

Mathematics

34

Symphonic Band

Symphonic Band

Music

36

Teacher Assistant

Teacher Assistant

Work Based Learning

55

Treble Choir

Treble Choir

Music

37

US History 1

US History 1

Social Studies

48

US History 2

US History 2

Social Studies

48

Veterinary Science

Veterinary Science


19

Video Production

Video Production


54

Web Design

Web Design


28

Weight Training

Weight Training


40

Wind Ensemble

Wind Ensemble

Music

37



Social Studies

48




19




19

Work Release

Work Release

Work Based Learning

55

World History

World History

Social Studies

49

Write for College

Write for College

English

31

Writing Production

Writing Production

English

31

Yearbook 1

Yearbook 1

Art

23

Yearbook 2

Yearbook 2

Art

24



Work Based Learning

56














school day








8

Grading Scale

Grade Point Value

Percentage

A 400 94-100

A- 367 90-93

B+ 333 87-89

B 300 83-86

B- 267 80-82

C+ 233 77-79

C 200 73-76

C- 167 70-72

D+ 133 67-69

D 100 63 to 67

D- 67 60 to 62

F 00 0-59
















9








above 390




Sophomore 4 credits

Junior 12 credits

Senior 20 credits















10
















11



















12



















13

Student Services

















12th

September to

November

Senior Conferences


12th

September Quarter 1

conferences


FAFSA process




Behavior Survey











14


Website Access


USER NAME

(~_~) PASSWORD






IMii middot-- _

Career Cruising

COLU- Student ID ()

Birthday (MMDDYYYY)

15

of Features

Career Matchmaker

















Explore Careers


n Keyword search



n Career Selector


n Job Description


n Earnings






n Photofile












16



















17









18






19

1 1011 12

Photo 2 101112

Art Course Sequence



r_--

Advanced Studio Art

10 11 12

Art 1 9101112

Art2 9101112

Painting 1011 12

Yearbook 1 9101112

Ceramics 1 10 11 12

Ceramics 2 10 11 12


-

Yearbook2 10 11 12

Glass 1 10 11 12

Glass 2 11 12

20

Art Courses



5 or 10






















21










22









23


24




Advanced Accounting


25


















26






27



28

English Courses



















29







30






31


Geometry

Algebra

Advanced Algebra

Pre-Calculus



32

Mathematics Courses





10 Algebra X X X X




10 Geometry X X X X


10 Pre-Calculus X X






33





34

Music Courses

















35






36



37















38





39


40

l~I ~II


Science 9





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Biology

Grade 9 10


1 credit






Grade 10 11 12 Grade 11 12

1 credit 2 credits






41





















(if desired)





Genetics

Chosen from

electives



(if desired)



Human Anatomy and


Science


Chosen from

electives



42

Science Courses


















43






44






45


US History 1


US History 2

AP US History

World History

Current Events


Psychology 1

Psychology 2

46

















47







48


49

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~ - gt ~ _~


CONSTRUCTION


Maintenance

Trades I



Energy Engineering




Aerospace En~eering

MANUFACTURING



Apprenticeship 2


3

Advanced Placement

4

COMMUNICATIONS


Video Production

4 year School 5

Graphics2

T-shirts amp more

Work 6

50





















51







52







53


54

Work Based Learning







2 Skinnies per year

5 up to






55


General Information








56















57






58



















Art 1 Art 21

Art 2 Art 21


Biology Science 43



Ceramics 1 Art 22

Ceramics 2 Art 22











Ecology Science 44








Genetics Science 44


Glass 1 Art 22

Glass 2 Art 22














59


La Voce Music 36









Painting Art 23





Physics Science 45



































Yearbook 1 Art 23

Yearbook 2 Art 24


60

Structure Bookmarks



Figure




Page

Page

Page




4




5




6

Academic Policies

Academic Policies

Academic Policies

7






10

Student Services

Student Services

Student Services

14



Career Cruising

15




17

Art Courses

Art Courses

20




25

English Courses

English Courses

English Courses

29

Mathematics Courses

Mathematics Courses

Mathematics Courses

32

Music Courses

Music Courses

35




38

Science Courses

Science Courses

Science Courses

41




46




50

Work Based Learning

Work Based Learning

55




57

Course Index

Course Index

59




Wis






Subject Area

Subject Area

Subject Area

Required Credits

English

English

40

Mathematics

Mathematics

30

Science

Science

30

Social Studies

Social Studies

30



15

Health

Health

5

Fine Arts

Fine Arts

5



10

Electives

Electives

115

Total Credits

Total Credits

28




o

o

o


o

o


o

o


o

o


o

o

o
















Block 1

Block 2

Block 3

Block 4

IE Block






The










NOT

NOT









wwwcolumbusk12wius

wwwcolumbusk12wius

Academic Policies

Academic Policies










Academic Honesty






teacher permission










original work












Block Scheduling




Course Placement



Grading Policies


Failure Policy


Grading Scale

Grade

Grade

Grade

Point Value

Percentage

A

A

400

94-100

A

A

-

367

90-93

B+

B+

333

87-89

B

B

300

83-86

B

B

-

267

80-82

C+

C+

233

77-79

C

C

200

73-76

C

C

-

167

70-72

D+

D+

133

67-69

D

D

100

63 to 67

D

D

-

67

60 to 62

F

F

00

0-59






Incomplete Policies




guidelines











Student Withdrawal











above 390

Class Rank


Class Standing





Sophomore

Sophomore

4 credits

Junior

Junior

12 credits

Senior

Senior

20 credits


Graduation Ceremony


st






Honor Roll


GPA

GPA

GPA

Honor Roll Standing

320 to 369

320 to 369

Honor Roll

370 to 399

370 to 399

High Honor Roll

40

40

Highest Honor Roll




Scholarships



























1

1

1


2

2





a

a

a


b

b


2

2

2


3

3


4

4


5

5


6

6

6


Instruction (DPI)

7

7


8

8

8


a

a

a


b

b


c

c


d

d













Other Scholarships


Student Services

Student Services













Stude



Grade

Grade

Grade

Dates

Activities

Tests

Explanation

9th-12th

9th-12th

Ongoing

Homeroom


9th to 12th

9th to 12th

July 1

Registration


9th

9th

August to September



-

9th

9th

September



12th

12th


Senior Conferences


12th

12th



FAFSA process

11th

11th

October



9th to 12th

9th to 12th

November



8th

8th

January



8th to 11th

8th to 11th

January

Course Selection


11th

11th

March

ACT


12th

12th

March



12th

12th

May



9th to 11th

9th to 11th

May to July

Schedule Creation


Career Cruising

Career Cruising



P

Figure



Course Length

Course Length

Course Length

Credits

Course Name

9th

10th

11th

12th

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5


X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5


X

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5


X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Animal Science $

X

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5


X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5


X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Landscaping $ 18-19

X

X

X

x

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Plant Science

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Veterinary Science

X

X

x

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5


X

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5


X

X

X

X



















Plant Science


Veterinary Science






P

Figure

Art Courses

Art Courses

Course Length

Course Length

Course Length

Credits

Course Name

9th

10th

11th

12th



5 or 10


X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Art 1 $

X

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Art 2 $

X

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Ceramics 1 $

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Ceramics 2 $

X

X

X

1 Skinny1 Year

1 Skinny1 Year

10

Community Art

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Glass 1 $

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Glass 2 $

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5


X

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Painting $

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Photography 1 $

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Photography 2 $

X

X

X

1 Skinny1 Year

1 Skinny1 Year

10

Yearbook 1

X

X

X

X

1 Skinny1 Year

1 Skinny1 Year

10

Yearbook 2

X

X

X


Advanced Studio Art










Community Art














Yearbook 1


Yearbook 2



P

Figure

25



Course Length

Course Length

Course Length

Credits

Course Name

9th

10th

11th

12th

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10

Accounting $

X

X

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10


X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5


X

X

X

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10


X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5


X

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

IT Essentials

X

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Personal Finance

X

X

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10

Practical Law 18-19

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5


X

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Web Design

X

X

X

X


Accounting









Entrepreneurship




IT Essentials


Personal Finance


Practical Law






Web Design




English Courses

English Courses

Course Length

Course Length

Course Length

Credits

Course Name

9th

10th

11th

12th

1 Block1 Year

1 Block1 Year

20

AP English $

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Communication Arts

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Creative Writing

X

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10

English 1

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10

English 2

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10

Major Authors $

X

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10

Modern Literature

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Myths amp Legends

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Science Fiction $

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Sports Literature

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Write for College

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Writing Production

X

X

X




Communication Arts




Creative Writing


English 1


English 2




Modern Literature


-

Myths amp Legends




Sports Literature


Write for College


Writing Production





AP Calculus

AP Calculus

Statistics

Figure

(SENIORS ONLY)

(SENIORS ONLY)

32

Mathematics Courses

Mathematics Courses

Course Length

Course Length

Course Length

Credits

Course Name

9th

10th

11th

12th



10

Advanced Algebra

X

X

X



10

Algebra

X

X

X

X

1 Block1 Year

1 Block1 Year

20

AP Calculus

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10

Elementary Algebra

X



10

Geometry

X

X

X

X



10

Pre-Calculus

X

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10

Statistics

X


Advanced Algebra


Algebra


AP Calculus


Elementary Algebra


Geometry


Pre-Calculus


Statistics


Music Courses

Music Courses

Course Length

Course Length

Course Length

Credits

Course Name

9th

10th

11th

12th

1 Block1 Year

1 Block1 Year

20

AP Music Theory $

X

X

X

1 Skinny1 Year

1 Skinny1 Year

10

Concert Choir

X

X

X

X

1 Skinny1 Year

1 Skinny1 Year

10


X

X

X

X

1 Skinny1 Year

1 Skinny1 Year

10

Jazz Ensemble

X

X

X

X

1 Skinny1 Year

1 Skinny1 Year

10

La Voce

X

X

X

X

1 Skinny1 Year

1 Skinny1 Year

10


X

X

X

X

1 Skinny1 Year

1 Skinny1 Year

10

Symphonic Band $

X

X

X

X

1 Skinny1 Year

1 Skinny1 Year

10

Treble Choir

X

X

X

X

1 Skinny1 Year

1 Skinny1 Year

10

Wind Ensemble

X

X

X

X





Concert Choir




Jazz Ensemble


La Voce






st


Treble Choir


Wind Ensemble




Course Length

Course Length

Course Length

Credits

Course Name

9th

10th

11th

12th

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Cooperative Sports

X

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5


X

1 Skinny1 Year

1 Skinny1 Year

10


X

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Health

X

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5


X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Outdoor Education

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Personal Fitness

X

X

X

1 Skinny1 Year

1 Skinny1 Year

10

Weight Training

X

X

X


Cooperative Sports






Health




Outdoor Education


Personal Fitness



Weight Training




Science 9 Grade 9

Science 9 Grade 9


1 credit

1 credit

Figure


Figure

Biology Grade 9 10


1 credit

1 credit

Figure



Human Anatomy and

Human Anatomy and

Human Anatomy and

Genetics

Biomedical Science

Physics

Physiology

Physiology

Grade 10 11 12

Grade 11 12

Grade 11 12

Grade 10 11 12

Grade 10 11 12

05 credit

05 credit

1 credit

1 credit

1 credit


Chemistry 2

Chemistry 2

Chemistry 2

AP Biology

Grade 10 11 12

Grade 10 11 12

Grade 11 12

1 credit

1 credit

2 credits


Chemistry 1

Chemistry 1

Chemistry 1

Ecology

Forensic Science

Grade 10 11 12

Grade 10 11 12

Grade 10 11 12

Grade 10 11 12

1 credit

1 credit

05 credits

05 credit











Credit 1

Credit 1

Credit 2

Credit 3


Science 9

Science 9

Biology





Credit 1

Credit 1

Credit 2

Credit 3


Biology

Biology

Chemistry


-


TR


Science Courses

Science Courses

Course Length

Course Length

Course Length

Credits

Course Name

9th

10th

11th

12th

1 Block1 Year

1 Block1 Year

20

AP Biology

X

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10

Biology

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

05

Biomedical Science

X

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10

Chemistry 1

X

X

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10

Chemistry 2

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Ecology

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Forensic Science

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Genetics

X

X

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10


X

X

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10

Physics

X

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10

Science 9

X


AP Biology




Biomedical Science




Chemistry 2


Ecology


Forensic Science


Genetics




Physics








Course Length

Course Length

Course Length

Credits

Course Name

9th

10th

11th

12th

1 Block1 Year

1 Block1 Year

20

AP US History

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Current Events

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Economics

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5


X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Psychology 1

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Psychology 2

X

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10

US History 1

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10

US History 2

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5


X

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10

World History

X

X

X


AP US History




Current Events


Economics




Psychology 1


Psychology 2


US History 1


US History 2




World History


50



Course Length

Course Length

Course Length

Credits

Course Name

9th

10th

11th

12th

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10


X

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5


X

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5


X

X

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10


X

X

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10


X

X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Graphics 2 $

X

X

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10


X

X

X

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10


X

X

X

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10


X

X

X

1 Block1 Quarter

1 Block1 Quarter

5

Video Production

X

X

X

X













rd




th







Work Based Learning

Work Based Learning

Course Length

Course Length

Course Length

Credits

Course Name

9th

10th

11th

12th



10

Job Shadow

X

X



5


X



5 up to 2year

Work Release

X

X

Varies

Varies

10


X

X

Job Shadow






Work Release





General Information



















Auto Collision

Auto Technician

Finance

Health Services



Manufacturing








Course Length

Course Length

Course Length

Credits

Course Name

9th

10th

11th

12th

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10

AP Spanish 5

X

X



10

Spanish 1

X

X

X

X



10

Spanish 2

X

X

X

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10

Spanish 3

X

X

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10

Spanish 4 $

X

X

X

1 Block1 Semester

1 Block1 Semester

10

Spanish 5 $

X

X


Spanish 1


Spanish 2


Spanish 3







AP Spanish 5


Courses Index

Course Name

Course Name

Course Name

Department

Page Number

Accounting (AS)

Accounting (AS)


26




26




17

Advanced Algebra

Advanced Algebra

Mathematics

33

Advanced Studio Art

Advanced Studio Art

Art

21




51




17




17

Algebra

Algebra

Mathematics

33

Animal Science

Animal Science


18

AP Biology

AP Biology

Science

43

AP Calculus

AP Calculus

Mathematics

33

AP Music Theory

AP Music Theory

Music

35

AP English

AP English

English

29

AP Spanish 5

AP Spanish 5

World Languages

58

AP US History

AP US History

Social Studies

47




51

Art 1

Art 1

Art

21

Art 2

Art 2

Art

21




51

Biology

Biology

Science

43

Biomedical Science

Biomedical Science

Science

43

Biotechnology

Biotechnology


18

Ceramics 1

Ceramics 1

Art

22

Ceramics 2

Ceramics 2

Art

22

Chemistry 1

Chemistry 1

Science

44

Chemistry 2

Chemistry 2

Science

44

Communication Arts

Communication Arts

English

29

Community Art

Community Art

Art

22




26

Concert Choir

Concert Choir

Music

35




52

Cooperative Sports

Cooperative Sports


38

Creative Writing

Creative Writing

English

29

Current Events

Current Events

Social Studies

47

Ecology

Ecology

Science

44

Economics

Economics

Social Studies

47

Elementary Algebra

Elementary Algebra

Mathematics

34

English 1

English 1

English

30

English 2

English 2

English

30

Entrepreneurship

Entrepreneurship


27

Forensic Science

Forensic Science

Science

44




38

Genetics

Genetics

Science

44

Geometry

Geometry

Mathematics

34

Glass 1

Glass 1

Art

22

Glass 2

Glass 2

Art

22



Art

23




52

Graphics 2

Graphics 2


52




18

Health

Health


39



Music

35



Science

45




27




53




38

IT Essentials

IT Essentials


27

Jazz Ensemble

Jazz Ensemble

Music

36

Job Shadow

Job Shadow

Work Based Learning

55

Course Name

Course Name

Course Name

Department

Page Number

La Voce

La Voce

Music

36

Landscaping

Landscaping


18




39

Major Authors

Major Authors

English

30




53

Modern Literature

Modern Literature

English

30



Music

36

Myths amp Legends

Myths amp Legends

English

30

Outdoor Education

Outdoor Education


39

Painting

Painting

Art

23

Personal Finance

Personal Finance


27

Personal Fitness

Personal Fitness


39

Photography 1

Photography 1

Art

23

Photography 2

Photography 2

Art

23

Physics

Physics

Science

45

Plant Science

Plant Science


19



Social Studies

48

Practical Law

Practical Law


27

Pre-Calculus

Pre-Calculus

Mathematics

34




53

Psychology 1

Psychology 1

Social Studies

48

Psychology 2

Psychology 2

Social Studies

48

Science 9

Science 9

Science

45

Science Fiction

Science Fiction

English

31

Spanish 1

Spanish 1

World Languages

57

Spanish 2

Spanish 2

World Languages

57

Spanish 3

Spanish 3

World Languages

57

Spanish 4

Spanish 4

World Languages

58

Spanish 5

Spanish 5

World Languages

58




28

Sports Literature

Sports Literature

English

31

Statistics

Statistics

Mathematics

34

Symphonic Band

Symphonic Band

Music

36

Teacher Assistant

Teacher Assistant

Work Based Learning

55

Treble Choir

Treble Choir

Music

37

US History 1

US History 1

Social Studies

48

US History 2

US History 2

Social Studies

48

Veterinary Science

Veterinary Science


19

Video Production

Video Production


54

Web Design

Web Design


28

Weight Training

Weight Training


40

Wind Ensemble

Wind Ensemble

Music

37



Social Studies

48




19




19

Work Release

Work Release

Work Based Learning

55

World History

World History

Social Studies

49

Write for College

Write for College

English

31

Writing Production

Writing Production

English

31

Yearbook 1

Yearbook 1

Art

23

Yearbook 2

Yearbook 2

Art

24



Work Based Learning

56

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