WHS Course Flow Charts

Each department flow chart visually shows the sequence of courses and the relationship one course has to another.

The example below illustrates how the charts are designed:

1. Intro to Art (the first class on the flow chart) is a prerequisite course for all courses in the Art Department.

2. The arrow pointing down to Drawing and Painting indicates that after Intro to Art, Drawing and Painting may be taken after which Studio

Art-Painting could follow.

3. The arrow pointing left-to-right between Drawing & Painting and Graphic Design I indicates that students interested in one of the courses

may be interested in other.

1.

2.

3.

Advanced Placement Art

ART

Intro to Art

Digital Photography Ceramics I

Ceramics II

Ceramics III

Graphic Design Drawing & Painting

Studio Art - Painting

Applied Arts

Business and Computer

Accounting I

Accounting II

Dollars and

Sense

Entertainment

Marketing

Personal Law

Start Own

Business

Business

Management

Work

Experience

Computer

Programming

Game

Design I

Microsoft

Office

Web

Design

Computers

For Future

Game

Design II

Video

Production

I

Intro to Business

English

Intro to Film Creative Writing

Grade 9

Eng. 9A

Painting

Pre AP 9A

Painting

Eng. 9B

Painting

Pre AP 9B

Painting

Grade 10

Eng. 10A

Painting

Pre AP 10A

Painting

Eng. 10B

Painting

Pre AP 10B

Painting

Grade 11

Comp. 11

Painting

Themes in

Literature 11

American

Literature 11

AP Lang. A

AP Lang. B

Grade 12

Comp. 12

Themes In

Literature 12

College Now

Composition

College Now

Literature

AP Lit.A

AP Lit. B

Intro to Yearbook

Yearbook II

Speech (required) Drama

AP E.R.A

Teen Literature

Family and Consumer Science

Culinary Foods I

Culinary Foods II Cultural Foods

Interior Design

Urban Survival Human Relations

Child Development

Global & Cultural Foods

Interior Design 2

Industrial Tech

Civil Engineering A

Civil Engineering B

Engineering Design

and Development A

Project Lead The Way

Engineering Design A

Engineering Design B

Engineering Design

and Development B

Metals Technology B

Intro to Metals

Metals Technology A

Auto Maintenance Small Engines

Electricity

Intro to Construction

Cabinet/Furniture B

Woodworking Tech.

Cabinet/Furniture A

Entrepreneurship Intro to Woods

Computer Integrated

Manufacturing A

Computer Integrated

Manufacturing B

Engineering Design

and Development C

Mathematics

Int. Algebra IA & IB

Geometry A & B

Algebra II A & B

Statistics AP Statistics A

AP Statistics B

Pre-Calculus Trigonometry

Calculus A

Calculus B

AP Calculus (part 1)

AP Calculus (part 2)

AP Calculus BC (Tri 1)

Both Trigonometry and

Pre-Calculus are needed before

moving on

AP Calculus BC (Tri 2)

AP Calculus BC (Tri 3)

College Now Algebra

Music

Music Appreciation

Band

Concert Band

Wind Ensemble

Varsity Band

Symphonic Band

Choir

Concert Choir

Chamber Choir

Varsity Choir

Cantabile Choir

Music Theory

b

Physical Education/Health

Foundations of Fitness

Team Sports

Adv. Team Sports

Total Fitness I

Safety Ed.

Recreation Activities Individual/Dual

Activities

Health (required)

Health Careers

Weight Training I

Weight Training II

Health Careers

(Capstone)

Science

Grade 11 & 12 electives

Winter Biology

Environmental Studies

Fish & Wildlife

CSI Forensics

Stellar Astronomy

C.I.S Physics C

C.I.S Physics A

C.I.S Physics B

Anatomy/Phys. A

Anatomy/Phys. B

AP Biology A

AP Biology B

or

Chemistry A

(

Chemistry B

(

Physics A

(

Physics B

( Principles: Chemistry

Principles: Physics

Principles: Engineering

Required Grade 9

Cell Biology

Biological Systems

Required Grade 10 Required Grade 11 or 12

AP Chemistry A

AP Chemistry B

Climate in Crisis Biotech. Ethics

Social Studies

Human Geography

(required)

Grade 9

American

Citizenship

Grade 11

AP World

History A

AP World

History B

World

History A

World

History B

Grade 10

AP US

History A

AP US

History B

US History

A

US History

B

or

Grade 12

AP US Gov

A

AP US Gov

B

Economics

Gov. 12

or or

Criminal Justice Psychology Sociology

MN Heritage Sports in Society History’s Mysteries

World Language

Spanish 1A

Spanish 1B

Spanish 2A

Spanish 2B

Spanish 3A

Spanish 3B

Spanish 4A

Spanish 4B

CIS Spanish A

CIS Spanish B

CIS Spanish C

Conversational

Spanish

And

Spanish for Heritage

Speakers

(Can be taken with any

A-B sequence in any

year after Spanish IB)

or instructor

approval

French 1A

French 1B

French 2A

French 2B

French 3A

French 3B

French 4A

French 4B

CIS French A

CIS French B

or instructor

approval