curriculum night december 3, 2014. graduation requirements english 1, 2, 3, and 4 in order (20...
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Graduation Requirements English 1, 2, 3, and 4 in order (20 credits)Mathematics-Must include Algebra 1 (if not
mastered in grade 8) and Geometry (15 credits)Science-Must include Biology (15 credits)World Language (5 credits)World History II, U.S. History 1 & 2 (15 credits)Phys. Ed. & Health (20 credits)Visual or Performing Arts (5 credits)21st Century Life & Careers (5 credits)Financial Literacy or Economics (2.5 credits)
Program LevelsAP level courses are
geared towards the advanced placement examination of the College Entrance Examination Board which is given in May of each year
College level courses
Honors level courses-available in English, Mathematics, and Art History
R track courses-advanced program
S track courses- college prep
English Requirements20 Required Credits
English 1-Honors, R, SEnglish 2-Honors, R, SEnglish 3-Honors, R, SEnglish 4-R, SEnglish AP Language & Composition (11th or 12th
grade) in lieu of English 3 or 4English AP Literature & Composition (12th grade)
in lieu of English 4
English ElectivesComparative Mythology-RCreative Writing 1, 2-R, SJournalism 1, 2-RLiterature & Film-RPhilosophy & Literature-HSAT Prep Verbal-R (2.5 credits)Yearbook 1, 2 RGifted & Talented 1, 2, 3, 4-H (must be
accepted into G&T program)
Mathematics Requirements15 Required Credits—20 Suggested
Algebra 1 R, S –OR– Algebra Part 1&2 S (graduation requirement if not mastered in grade 8)
Geometry Honors, R, S (graduation requirement)
A third year of Math that builds upon Algebra 1 & Geometry
Additional Mathematics CoursesAlgebra 2, Honors, R, SPre-Calculus Honors, R, SCalculus Honors, R, SCalculus AB/BC APCalculus 3 C Intro to Computer Science RComputer Science A APStatistics AP, R, SMath for College Readiness SMobile Applications 101 R (2.5 credits, paired with Video
Game Design)SAT Prep Math R (2.5 credits)
Science Requirements15 Required Credits-20 Suggested
Biology – R, S - N.J. Biology Competency Test (BCT)
Chemistry, Environmental Science, or Physics-R, S
An additional lab/inquiry-based Science
Science Course OptionsAnatomy & Physiology-R, SCell Biology & Genetics/Bio & Evolution of Organisms-
APChemistry-AP, R, SForensics-R, SMethods of Science Investigation-SPhysics-AP, RScience Research 1-RScience Research 2, 3, 4-CRobotics-RIntro to Engineering-HScience of Engineering 2-H
Social Studies Requirements15 Required Credits
9th Grade-World History 2-AP, R, S 10th Grade-US History 1-AP, R, S
11th Grade-US History 2-AP, R, S
Social Studies ElectivesEconomics-R, SMacroeconomics-APEmpowerment Civics-REuropean History-APFacing History & Ourselves-RLaw & Society-R, SPsychology-AP, R, SSociology-R, S
Financial Business Literacy R, S (2.5 credits required)
--OR--Economics R, S or Macroeconomics AP
(5 credit courses)
21st Century Life and Careers/Technology, Industrial Arts, Family & Consumer Sciences
5 Required CreditsAccounting 1-R, SCollege Prep. Accounting-CBusiness Management/Principles of Business-R,
S (2.5 credits each)Careers-R, S (2.5 credits, paired with Financial
Lit.)Fireworks Flash/Dreamweaver (2.5 credits each)Video Game Design (2.5 credits, paired with
Mobile Apps)
21st Century Life and Careers (cont.)Teacher Apprentice Program-RIntro to Information Technology-CBasic Foods 1Nutrition & Diet 2Professional Foods 3Creative Fashion & Construction 1, 2, 3, 4Parenting EducationHome Improvement
Visual & Performing Arts5 Required Credits
DanceIntro to Visual ArtTheater Arts OratoryBand/OrchestraChorusConcert Choir-RMen’s Choir; Women’s
ChoirTheater Arts 1 & 2 Music Theory-APMusic Theory 1
Studio Drawing-AP (10 credits)
Studio 2D, 3D-AP (10 credits)
Digital PhotographyVisual Art 2D, 3DVisual Art Major 3, 4Art History-AP, HCeramics
9th Grade ScheduleEnglish 1- Honors, R, or SAlgebra 1 (if not mastered in grade 8)-R or S If mastered, Geometry-Honors or REnvironmental Science-R or S or Biology RWorld History II-AP, R, or SSpanish 1 R,S or Spanish 2 R; French 1 R, S or French
2R; Chinese 1 RPhysical Education/Health21st Century Life and Careers/Technology-
Freshman Academy, Web and Beyond-Google DocsVisual & Performing Arts Options-
Dance, Intro to Visual Art, Theater Arts Oratory, Band/Orchestra, Chorus
*Gifted and Talented 1-(if accepted into G&T program)**Science Research 1R
Community Service RecommendationStudents are recommended to complete 10
hours of community service each year. Community service opportunities will be offered at the high school or within the community.
An average of 10 hours each year is recommended for a total of 40 hours. For example, if a freshman completes 40 hours during their freshman year, they have fulfilled the community service requirement for graduation.
Students who complete 40+ hours will be recognized at graduation.