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District 300 English Flow Chart: 2016-2017

Dundee-Crown High School(Four years of English are required for graduation.)

Freshman

Year

Sophomore

Year

Junior

Year

Senior

Year

English 9

1210/1211

1 unit

English 10

1213/1214

1 unit

English 11

1216/1217

1 unit

English 9

1310/1311 1 unit

English 10

1313/1314

1 unit

English 11

1316/1317

1 unit

SENIOR ENGLISH

OPTIONS:

English 12

1319/1320 - 1 unit

----------OR----------

AP English

Language

1516/1517 - 1 unit

English 9

1410/1411

1 unit

English 10

1413/1414

1 unit

English 11

1416/1417

1 unit

AP Eng. Language 1516/1517

1 unit

AP EnglishLiterature

1519/1520

1 unit

Elective CoursesReading and

Thinking Skills

1800/1801

1 unit

Journalism 1

1820

0.5 unit

Journalism 2

1821/1822

1 unit

Creative Writing 1

1828

0.5 unit

Creative Writing 2

1829

0.5 unit

Publications

1837/1838

1 unit

Debate

1830

0.5 unit

Public Speaking

1839

0.5 unit

Acting

1851

0.5 unit

College 101

1832

0.5 unit

Film Criticism 1

1854

0.5 unit

Film Criticism 2

1855

0.5 unit

ECC English

Composition 1

(Middle Coll ege )

ECC ENG 101

1 unit

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Hampshire High School(Four years of English are required for graduation.)

Freshman

Year

Sophomore

Year

Junior

Year

Senior

Year

English 9

1210/1211

1 unit

English 10

1213/1214

1 unit

English 11

1216/1217

1 unit

English 9

1310/1311 1 unit

English 9

1410/1411

1 unit

English 10

1313/1314

1 unit

English 10

1413/1414

1 unit

English 11

1316/1317

1 unit

English 11

1416/1417

1 unit

SENIOR ENGLISH

OPTIONS:

English 12

1319/1320 - 1 unit ----------OR----------

English 12

1419/1420 - 1 unit ----------OR----------

AP English

Language

1516/1517 - 1 unit


1 unit


1519/1520

1 unit


Thinking Skills

1800/1801

1 unit

Journalism 1

1820

0.5 unit

Journalism 2

1821/1822

1 unit

Creative Writing 1

1828

0.5 unit

Creative Writing 2

1829

0.5 unit

Publications

1837/1838

1 unit

Debate

1830

0.5 unit

Public Speaking

1839

0.5 unit

Acting

1851

0.5 unit

College 101

1832

0.5 unit

Film Criticism 1

1854

0.5 unit

Film Criticism 2

1855

0.5 unit

ECC English

Composition 1

(Middle Coll ege )

ECC ENG 101

1 unit

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Jacobs High School(Four years of English are required for graduation.)

Freshman

Year

Sophomore

Year

Junior

Year

Senior

Year

English 9

1210/1211

1 unit

English 9

1310/1311 1 unit

English 9

1410/1411

1 unit

English 10

1313/1314

1 unit

English 10

1413/1414

1 unit

English 11

1316/1317

1 unit

English 11

1416/1417

1 unit

SENIOR ENGLISH

OPTIONS:

English 12

1319/1320 - 1 unit ----------OR----------

English 12

1419/1420 - 1 unit ----------OR----------

AP English

Language

1516/1517 - 1 unit


1 unit


1519/1520

1 unit


Thinking Skills

1800/1801

1 unit

Journalism 1

1820

0.5 unit

Journalism 2

1821/1822

1 unit

Creative Writing 1

1828

0.5 unit

Creative Writing 2

1829

0.5 unit

Publications

1837/1838

1 unit

Debate

1830

0.5 unit

Public Speaking

1839

0.5 unit

Acting

1851

0.5 unit

College 101

1832

0.5 unit

Film Criticism 1

1854

0.5 unit

Film Criticism 2

1855

0.5 unit

ECC English

Composition 1

(Middle Coll ege )

ECC ENG 101

1 unit

AP Capstone:

Research Seminar

1531/1532

1 unit

Jacobs only 16-17

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District 300 Mathematics Flow Chart: 2016-2017

Dundee-Crown High School(Three years of mathematics are required for graduation; four years are recommended for success in college and caree

Freshman

Year

Sophomore

Year

Junior

Year

Senior

Year

Algebra 1

3304/3305

1 Unit

AND

Algebra 1 Extension

3206/3207

1 Unit

By recommendation

Geometry

3209/3210

1 Unit

Algebra 2

3215/3216

1 unit

Expanding Math

Applications

3842/3843

1 unit

Algebra 1

3304/3305

1 unit

Geometry

3312/3313

1 unit

OR

Geometry

3412/3413

Algebra 2

3315/3316

1 unit

Algebra 2

3415/3416

College Algebra with

Trigonometry

3322/33231 unit

Pre-Calculus/Trig

3420/3421 Note: For students taking Algebra 1

as freshmen, Geometry 3412/3413

can be taken in summer school after

9th

grade. Students can then follow

the sequence to Calculus as seniors.

1 unit 1 unit 1 unit

Geometry

3312/3313

1 unit

Algebra 2

3315/3316

1 unit

College Algebra withTrigonometry

3322/3323

1 unit

Business Calculus3823/3824

----------OR---------- AP Statistics

----------OR---------- AP Computer Science

Geometry

3412/3413

1 unit

Algebra 2

3415/3416

1 unit

Pre-Calculus/Trig

3420/3421

1 unit

AP Calculus (AB or BC)3526/3527 or 3528/3529

2 units ----------OR----------

AP Statistics 3531/3532

----------OR----------

Business Calculus 3823/3824

Algebra 2

3415/3416

1 unit

Pre-Calculus/Trig

3420/3421

1 unit

AP Calculus

(AB or BC)

3526/3527 or

3528/3529

2 units

AP Statistics3531/3532

----------OR----------

AP Computer Science3533/3534

----------OR----------

ECC Calculus with Analytic

Geometry 2 or 3

Elective

Courses

Expanding MathApplications 3842/3843

1 unit

Business Calculus3823/3824

1 unit

AP Statistics

3531/3532

1 unit

AP ComputerScience

3533/3534 1 unit

ECC Calculus withAnalytic Geometry 2

(Middle College)

ECC MTH 134 1 unit

(Following AP Calc AB)


(Middle College)

ECC MTH 201 1 unit

(Following AP Calc BC)




Hampshire High School(Three years of mathematics are required for graduation; four years are recommended for success in college and caree

Freshman

Year

Sophomore

Year

Junior

Year

Senior

Year

Algebra 1

3304/3305

1 Unit

AND

Algebra 1 Extension

3206/3207

1 Unit

By recommendation

Geometry

3209/3210

1 Unit

Algebra 2

3215/3216

1 unit

Expanding Math

Applications

3842/3843

1 unit

Algebra 1

3304/3305

1 unit

Geometry

3312/3313

1 unit

OR

Geometry

3412/3413

Algebra 2

3315/3316

1 unit

Algebra 2

3415/3416


Trigonometry

3322/33231 unit

Pre-Calculus/Trig

3420/3421 Note: For students taking Algebra 1

as freshmen, Geometry 3412/3413


9th




Geometry

3312/3313

1 unit

Algebra 2

3315/3316

1 unit


3322/3323

1 unit

Expanding Math Applications3815/3816

----------OR---------- AP Statistics


Geometry

3412/3413

1 unit

Algebra 2

3415/3416

1 unit

Pre-Calculus/Trig

3420/3421

1 unit


2 units ----------OR----------


Algebra 2

3415/3416

1 unit

Pre-Calculus/Trig

3420/3421

1 unit

AP Calculus

(AB or BC)

3526/3527 or

3528/3529

2 units


----------OR----------


----------OR----------

ECC Calculus with

Analytic Geometry 2 or 3

Elective Courses

Expanding MathApplications 3842/3843

1 unit

AP Statistics

3531/3532

1 unit

AP ComputerScience

3533/3534 1 unit


(Middle College)

ECC MTH 134 1 unit

(Following AP Calc AB)


(Middle College)

ECC MTH 134 1 unit

(Following AP Calc BC)




Jacobs High School(Three years of mathematics are required for graduation; four years are recommended for success in college and caree

Freshman

Year

Sophomore

Year

Junior

Year

Senior

Year

Algebra 1

3304/3305

1 UnitGeometry

Algebra 2

3215/3216

1 unit Expanding Math

Applications

AND

Algebra 1 Extension

3206/3207

1 Unit

By recommendation

3209/3210

1 UnitAND

Algebra 2 Extension

3221/3222

1 Unit

By recommendation

3842/3843

1 unit

Algebra 1

3304/3305

1 unit

Geometry

3312/3313

1 unit

OR

Geometry

3412/3413

Algebra 2

3315/3316

1 unit

Algebra 2

3415/3416


Trigonometry

3322/33231 unit

Pre-Calculus/Trig

3420/3421 Note: For students taking Algebra 1 as freshmen, Geometry 3412/3413


9th




Geometry

3312/3313

1 unit

Algebra 2

3315/3316

1 unit


3322/3323

1 unit

Expanding Math Applications3815/3816

----------OR---------- AP Statistics


Geometry

3412/3413

1 unit

Algebra 2

3415/3416

1 unit

Pre-Calculus/Trig

3420/3421

1 unit


2 units ----------OR----------


Algebra 2

3415/3416

1 unit

Pre-Calculus/Trig

3420/3421

1 unit

AP Calculus

(AB or BC)

3526/3527 or

3528/3529

2 units


----------OR----------


----------OR----------

ECC Calculus with

Analytic Geometry 2 or 3

Elective Courses

ExpandingMath

Applications 3842/3843

1 unit

Intro to

ComputerScience

3833/3834 1 unit

AP

Statistics

3531/3532

1 unit

APComputerScience

3533/3534

1 unit

APComputerSciencePrinciples 3538/3539

1 unit

Robot

Engineering

and Coding

3844/3845

1 unit


(Middle College) ECC MTH 134

1 unit (Following AP Calc


(Middle College) ECC MTH 134

1 unit (Following AP Calc



R e v i s e d

9 / 1 4 / 1 5

District 300 Science Flow Chart: 2016-2017

Dundee-Crown High School(Two years of science are required for graduation; three or four years of science are

recommended for success in college and career.)

Freshman

Year

Sophomore

Year

Junior

Year

Senior

Year

Biology

4201/4202

Chemistry

4213/4214

Environmental Science

4820/4821

1 unit

OR Elective

1 unit 1 unitEarth & Space Science

4842/4843

OR 1 unit

Biology

4301/4302

1 unit

Chemistry

4313/4314

1 unit

Physics

4310/4311

1 unit

OR


4820/4821

1 unit

Elective

Biology

4401/4402 1 unit

Chemistry

4413/4414 1 unit

Physics

4410/4411

1 unit

OR

AP Physics 1

4510/4511

1 unit

AP or Elective

Elective Courses AP Biology

4501/4502

2 units

AP Chemistry

4513/4514

2 units

AP Environmental Science

4523/4524

1 unit

AP Physics 1

4510/4511 1 unit

Earth and Space Science

4842/4843

1 unit

Human Anatomy & Physiology

4828/4829*

1 unit

AP Physics 2

4520/4521 1 unit

Forensic Science

4841

0.5 unit

Zoology

4831/4832*

1 unit

AP Physics C

(Calculus-based)4515/4516

2 units


4820/4821

1 unit

*Prerequisite: B or better in

Biology and B or better in

Chemistry, or division head

approval




Hampshire High School(Two years of science are required for graduation; three or four years of science are


Freshman

Year

Sophomore

Year

Junior

Year

Senior

Year


4842/4843

1 unit

Forensic Science

4841

0.5 unit


4820/4821

1 unit




approval


4828/4829*

1 unit

Zoology

4831/4832*

1 unit R e v i s e d

9 / 1 4 / 1 5

Biology

4201/4202

1 unit

Physical Science

4205/4206

1 unit

Earth & Space Science

4842/4843

1 unit

Elective

Biology

4301/4302

1 unit

Chemistry

4313/4314

1 unit

Physics

4310/4311

1 unit

OR


4820/4821

1 unit

Elective

Biology

4401/4402

1 unit

Chemistry

4413/4414

1 unit

Physics

4410/4411

1 unit

OR

AP Physics 1

45XX/45XX

1 unit

AP or Elective


4501/4502

2 units

AP Chemistry

4513/4514

2 units


4523/4524

1 unit

AP Physics 1

4510/4511 1 unit

AP Physics 2

4520/4521 1 unit

AP Physics C


2 units




4842/4843

1 unit

Forensic Science

4841

0.5 unit


4820/4821

1 unit




approval


4828/4829*

1 unit

Zoology

4831/4832*

1 unit


Jacobs High School(Two years of science are required for graduation; three or four years of science are


Freshman

Year

Sophomore

Year

Junior

Year

Senior

Year

R e v i s e d

9 / 1 4 / 1 5

Biology

4201/4202

1 unit

Physical Science

4205/4206

1 unit

Earth & Space Science

4842/4843

1 unit

Elective

Biology

4301/4302

1 unit

Chemistry

4313/4314

1 unit

Physics

4310/4311

1 unit

OR


4820/4821

1 unit

Elective

Biology

4401/4402

1 unit

Chemistry

4413/4414

1 unit

Physics

4410/4411

1 unit

OR

AP Physics 1

45XX/45XX

1 unit

AP or Elective


4501/4502

2 units

AP Chemistry

4513/4514

2 units


4523/4524

1 unit

AP Physics 1

4510/4511 1 unit

AP Physics 2

4520/45211 unit

AP Physics C


1unit



District 300 Social Science Flow Chart: 2016-2017Three years of social science are required for graduation; the graduation requirement consists of World

History, U.S. History, U.S. Government, and Global Economics. Four years, including an Advanced

Placement (AP) class, are recommended for success in college and in a variety of careers, including

government, politics, business, health care, and education.

Grade 9 Grade 10 Grade 11 Grade 12

World History2201/2202

1 unit

Global Economics2204

0.5 unit

OR

U.S. Government2206

0.5 unit U.S. History2208/2209

1 unit

Global Economics

Elective

OR

U.S. Government

Elective 2204 0.5 unit

2206 0.5 unit


1 unit

Global Economics

2304 0.5 unit

OR

U.S. Government

2306 0.5 unit

U.S. History2308/2309

1 unit

Global Economics

Elective

OR

U.S. Government

Elective 2304 0.5 unit

2306 0.5 unit


1 unit

Global Economics2404 / 0.5 unit

----------OR---------- U.S. Government

2406 / 0.5 unit

AND AP Class

1 unit ----------OR----------

Elective

0.5 unit

U.S. History

2408/2409 1 unit

----------OR---------- AP U.S. History

2508/2509 1 unit

U.S. Government2406 / 0.5 unit

----------OR---------- Global Economics

2404 / 0.5 unit

AND AP Class

1 unit ----------OR----------

Elective

0.5 unit

AP HumanGeography AP World History AP U.S. History

AP U.S.

Government

2506/2507 Taken concurrently

2530/25311 unit

2501/25021 unit

2506/25071 unit

1 unit

AP Macro Economics

2503/2504

1 unit

Elective Courses

AP HumanGeography 2530/2531

1 unit

AP WorldHistory

2501/2502 1 unit

AP Psychology2515/2516

1 unit

Psychology

2815

0.5 unit

Sociology

2814

0.5 unit

Edited 9/14/15

Youth & Law

2823

0.5 unit

20th

CenturyWars 2817

0.5 unit

Wars and

Conflict

2821

0.5 unit

Civil War

2825

0.5 unit

Middle College Options

(application required)

ECC Intro to Humanities

ECC Intro to Psychology

ECC Principles of Sociology



District 300 Art Flow Chart: 2016-2017

Art Fundamentals

8801/8802

1 unit

Two-Dimensional Design

and Techniques 1

8803/8804

1 unit

Computer Art and

Graphic Design 1

8826

0.5 unit

Photography 1

8813

0.5 unit

Three-Dimensional

Design and Techniques 1

8830/8831

1 unit

Two-Dimensional Design

and Techniques 2

8805/8806

1 unit

(Repeatable)

Computer Art and

Graphic Design 2

8827

0.5 unit

Photography 2

8814

0.5 unit

Three-Dimensional

Design and Techniques 2

8832/8833

1 unit

(Repeatable)

Computer Art and

Graphic Design 3

8828

0.5 unit

Photography 3

8815

0.5 unit

Computer Art and

Graphic Design 4

8829

0.5 unit

Photography 4

8816

0.5 unit

Studio Art

8835/8836

1 unit

(Repeatable)

AP Studio Art

8530/8531

1 unit

Edited 09/14/2015

Seniors may request any level 1 course without meeting the

prerequisite of Art Fundamentals



District 300 Business Education Flow Chart: 2016-2017

ACCOUNTING

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY/

COMPUTER SCIENCE

Accounting 1

6824/6825

1 unit

Accounting 2

6827/6828

1 unit

ECC Tech Prep Program

(see counselor for details)

Computer Keyboarding

6801

0.5 unit

Computer Applications

6805/6806 1 unit

Computer Design

6807

0.5 unit

Personal Financial Concepts

6815

0.5 unitWORK PROGRAM/

INTERNSHIP Internship

6869/6870

1 unit

Multimedia 1

6808

0.5 unit

Multimedia 2

6809

0.5 unit


(see counselor for details) Cooperative Work Program

6851/6852

1 unit

Taken concurrent

Web Development

6810/6811

1 unit



On-the-Job Work Program

6856/6857

1 unit

BUSINESS and ENTREPRENEURSHIP Marketing

6816

Sales and Advertising

6817



Business INCubator I

(Entrepreneurship) 6822/6823

1 unit

Dundee-Crown only

Business INCubator II

(Entrepreneurship) 6832/6833

1 unit

Dundee-Crown only

0.5 unit

Introduction to Business

6812/6813

1 unit

Business Law

6819/6820

1 unit

Elgin Community College Articulated Courses Each shaded course on this chart is the equivalent of an Elgin Community College course and meets the Elgin Commu

College course’s learning objectives and/or task competencies. To receive college credit for these courses at Elgin

Community College, the student must:

• Complete the articulated high school course (or, for some areas, the course sequence—see course guide for

more information) with a final grade average of “B” or better each semester.

• Enroll at ECC in a degree-seeking program in the fall semester following graduation or later, within 27 month

The high school graduate is entitled to ECC college credit and to advanced placemeEndtitaetdEl9gi/n2C6o/2m0m1u2nity Co

and is able to enter the ECC course for which the articulated-credit course is the prerequisite.



OR OR

District 300 Family and Consumer Sciences (FACS) Flow Chart 2016-2017

CULINARY ARTS

Culinary Arts 1

7856

0.5 unit

Culinary Arts 2

7857

0.5 unit

Culinary Arts 3

7858

0.5 unit

Culinary Arts and

Restaurant Management

7859

1 unit (double period)

ECC Tech Prep

Program

(see counselor for detai

CHILD DEVELOPMENT & ELEMENTARY EDUCATION PROGRAMS

Child Development 1

7851

0.5 unit

Child Development 2

7852

0.5 unit

Child Development 3

7853

0.5 unit

ECC Tech Prep

Program

(see counselor for

details)

Foundations to

Teaching

7860

0.5 unit

FASHION, APPAREL, and MERCHANDISING

Educational

Methodology

7861

1.0 unit

Elgin Community College Articulated Courses Each shaded course on this chart is the equivalent of an Elgin

Community College course and meets the Elgin Community Colleg

course’s learning objectives and/or task competencies. To receive

college credit for these courses at Elgin Community College, the

student must:

• Complete the articulated high school course sequence (s

course guide for more information) with a final grade aveof “B” or better each semester.

Fashion and Apparel 1* 7854

0.5 unit

Fashion and Apparel 2* 7855

0.5 unit

Fashion Merchandising 7867

0.5 unit

• Enroll at ECC in a degree-seeking program in the fall sem

following graduation or later, within 27 months. The high

school graduate is entitled to ECC college credit and to

advanced placement at Elgin Community College and is a

*Dundee-Crown and Hampshire only

ABC SCHOOL OF COSMETOLOGY (DUAL CREDIT)

to enter the ECC course for which the articulated-credit

course is the prerequisite.

Nail Technology One year

certificate program—can be

completed as a senior

Cosmetology Two year

certificate program—the

first year can be completed

as a senior

Esthetics Two year certificate

program—the first year can OR be completed as a senior

Barbering Two year certificate

program—the first year can

be completed as a senior

Edited 9/14/15 See Course Selection Guide for more information and for course descriptions.



District 300 Industrial Education Flow Chart: 2016-2017

Automotive Technology 1

7801 – 0.5 unit


7802 – 0.5 unit


7803 – 1 unit (double period)


(see counselor for more details)

Computer Aided Design 1

7805 – 0.5 unit

Computer Aided Design 2

7806 – 0.5 unit

Pre-Engineering CAD / 3D Modeling

7807/7808– 1 unit (year-long) ECC Tech Prep Program


DUNDEE-CROWN AND HAMPSHIRE ONLY

Woods 1

7822 – 0.5 unit

Woods 2 / Cabinetry

7823 – 0.5 unit

Woods 3

7825– 1 unit (double period)

HAMPSHIRE ONLY

Advanced Manufacturing 1

7841/7842 – 1 unit


7843/7844 – 1 unit


7845/746 – 1 unit

ECC Tech Prep Pr ogr am

(see counselor for more d et ails)

Welding 1

7816 – 0.5 unit

Welding 2

7817 – 0.5 unit

Welding 3

7818– 1 unit (double period)



DUNDEE-CROWN ONLY

Electricity 1

7813 – 0.5 unit

Electricity 2

7814 – 0.5 unit

Electricity 3

7815 – 1 unit (double period)

Mod Tech: Principles of Robotics

Engineering 1

7832/7833 – 1 unit

Mod Tech: Principles of Robotics

Engineering 2

7834/7835 – 1 unit

Elgin Community College Articulated Courses Each shaded course on this chart is the equivalent of an Elgin Community College course and me

Elgin Community College course’s learning o bjectives and/or task competencies. To receive colle

credit for these courses at Elgin Community College, the student m ust:

•

Complete the articulated high school course (or, for some areas, the course sequence—

DUNDEE-CROWN and JACOBS ONLY

Video Production 1

7873/7874 – 1 unit

Video Production 2

7875/7876 – 1 unit

course guide for more information) with a final grade average of “B” or better each se

•

Enroll at ECC in a degree-seeking program in the fall semester following graduation or

within 27 months. The high school graduate is entitled to ECC college credit and to adv

placement at Elgin Community College and is able to enter thEe dECitCecdou8r/s3e1fo/1r w4hich th

articulated-credit course is the prerequisite.



Edited 9/24/2015

*For the two Jazz groups, students must be

simultaneously enrolled in another large ensemble.

Chorus

District 300 Music Flow Chart: 2016-2017

Band

Concert Band

8840/8841

1 unit

Symphonic

Band

8846/8847

1 unit

Wind Ensemble

8850/8851

1 unit

Orchestra

Concert

Orchestra

8870/8871

1 unit

Symphonic

Orchestra

8874/8875

1 unit

Chamber

Orchestra

8878/8879

1 unit

Men’s Chorus

8866/8867

1 unit

Varsity Women’s

Chorus

8836/8837

1 unit

Concert Choir

8890/8891

1 unit

Women’s

Chorus

8834/8835

1 unit

Chamber Choir

8894/8895

1 unit

Other

Percussion

Ensemble

8884/8885

1 unit

Guitar 1

8868

0.5 unit

Jazz Band*

8858/8859

1 unit

Guitar 2

8869

0.5 unit

Musicology

8864

0.5 unit

Jazz Ensemble*

8854/8854

1 unit

Music Theory 1

8862

0.5 unit

AP Music Theory

8564/8565

1 unit

Beginning Instrument

Methods

8860/8861

1 unit



Physical Education and

Health Flow Chart

-Freshman year Choices (1 credit)

Freshman PE (.5 credits)

(9800/9802)

Adapted PE (.5 Credit)

(9815/9816)

-Sophomore year Choices (1 credit)

Sophomore Health (.5 creditREQUIRED) 9801

Adapted PE (.5 credit)

(9815/9816)

Athletic Strength andConditioning (.5 credits)

(9810) (9811)

Sophomore PE (.5 credits)

9804

-Junior and Senior Year Choices (.5 credit per semesterenrolled)

Sports for Fitness (.5 credit)

(9806) (9807)Group Fitness and Dance

(.5 credit) (9818) (9819)

Athletic Strength andConditioning (.5 credit)(9810) (9811)

Outdoor Education (.5 creditnon-repeat Jacobs Only)

(9812) (9813)

Adapted PE (.5 credit)

(9815/9816)

PE Leadership Training 1

(1 credit full year enroll)

(9826/9827)

PE Leadership Training 2 (1

credit full year enroll)

(9828/9829) coming 2017-2018



Edited 10/14/11

District 300 World Languages Flow Chart 2016-2017

Freshman

Year

Sophomore

Year

Junior

Year

Senior

Year

French 1

5840/5841

1 unit

French 25843/5844

1 unit

French 3

5846/5847

1 unit

French 4

5849/5850

1 unit

German 1

5820/5821

1 unit

German 2

5823/5824

1 unit

German 3

5826/5827

1 unit

German 4

5829/5830

1 unit

Spanish 2 5804/5805

1 unit

Spanish 3 5807/5808

1 unit

Spanish 4 5810/5811

1 unit

AP Spanish Language5513/5514

1 unit

Spanish 1

5801/5802

1 unit

Spanish 2

5804/5805

1 unit

Spanish 3

5807/5808

1 unit

Spanish 4

5810/5811

1 unit

Spanish for Native

Speakers 1

5861/5862

1 unit

Spanish for Native

Speakers 2

5863/5864

1 unit

AP Spanish

Language

5513/55141 unit

AP Spanish

Literature

5515/5516

1 unit

Spanish for Heritage

Learners 1

5871/5872

1 unit

Spanish for Heritage

Learners 2

5873/5874

1 unit

AP Spanish

Language

5513/5514

1 unit

ECC Japanese 1 and 2

ECC JPN101 and 102 2 units

ECC Japanese 3 and 4

ECC JPN103 and 104 2 units

District 300 high schools offer four-year programs in Spanish, French, and German. The study of one language for four years is preferred if any real use is to be made of the

language. Four years of a world language in high school satisfies a world language requirement in many colleges. Many colleges require or recommend the study of a world

language for entrance and/or graduation. Please review individual college entrance requirements for specific information. Also, many colleges and universities grant:

1. Credit for successfully passing the Advanced P lacement Tests.

2.

Credit for demonstrating proficiency.

3. With a score of 4 or 5 on the Advanced Placement Spanish Language Test and proficiency in English, D300 grants the Illinois State Seal of Biliteracy on a student’s

diploma and transcript.

4. With a score of 1, 2, or 3 on the Advanced Placement Spanish Language Test and proficiency in English, D300 grants the Commendation Toward the Seal of Biliteracy o

a student’s diploma and transcript.

In addition to preparing for college, the study of a world language has become important to students planning for a career in government, business, and industry, and many other

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