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TEA AREA HIGH
SCHOOL
REGISTRATION BOOKLET
2014-2015
TEA AREA HIGH SCHOOL
500 EAST BRIAN STREET
TEA SOUTH DAKOTA 57064
TELEPHONE 605-498-2700 EXT 4
FAX 605-498-0280
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Table of Contents
Welcome Page 3
General Information Page 4-7
High School Departmental Offerings
Career and Technical Education Department Page 8-12
Business Computers FACS
and Industrial Technology
English Department Page 13-14
Fine Arts Department Page 15-18
Arts Drama VocalInstrumental Music
Health and Physical Education Department Page 19
Math Department Page 20-22
Mentoring Page 23
Science Department Page 24-25
Social Science Department Page 26-28
World Language Department Page 29
Senior Experience Other Courses (Distance) Page 30
CTE Academy Courses Page 32
One Page Course Offerings Sheet Page 41
Registration Forms Page 42-44
Personal Learning Plan Page 43
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Welcome to Tea Area School District
The ultimate purpose of education is to help each student become an effective citizen in a
democracy Developing and accepting the responsibilities and obligations of good citizenship
will help students to participate successfully in the world of tomorrow We hope that you will
participate in our varied activities and find those within our school that will prepare you to live
a good life and finally take your place in this complex society Remember that your success in
this school will be directly proportional to your efforts
To promote better understanding and relations between the school students and their
parent(s)guardian(s) honest communications must take place Parent(s)guardian(s) should
feel free to visit the school and to communicate with school personnel however
parent(s)guardian(s) shall take problems to the teacher individually by appointment only
TASD Mission Statement
To educate and empower each student for success in a global
society
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General Information
CreditUnit
A standard semester course is 5 credit A full year would be 1 credit Some semester courses are worth
1 credit Please check course description
Prerequisite A prerequisite is a required course before a student can take other classes
Drop and Adds Students will be allowed to drop or add a class through the third school day of the semester Courses
dropped after the third day will be placed as a W (withdraw) on the transcript Students removed from
classes for disciplinary reasons will receive a failing grade (F) The administration school counselor
parent(s)guardian(s) teacher and student must mutually agree upon any exceptions to this policy
Independent Study
From time to time we have students who are interested in taking courses from staff members
independently The main reason for enrolling in these courses independently is scheduling conflicts
Therefore the following criteria have been established for students desiring to take courses by
independent study
1 Permission to enroll must be granted by the instructor and the administration
2 Students must be enrolled in the junior or senior class
3 First year instructors will not be permitted to offer independent courses 19
4 A course of study must be approved by the administration
5 A ldquoBrdquo average in the field of study is recommended
6 The student must be enrolled in another course or activity during the time the course is being offered
7 Special circumstances may alter this policy with administrative approval
Tea Area High School Graduation Requirements
Twenty four (24) units of credit are required for graduation A studentrsquos Personal Learning Plan must
document a minimum of 24 credits that include the following
1) Four units of Language Arts ndash must include
a Writing ndash 2 units
b Literature ndash 15 units (must include 5 unit of American Literature)
c Speechndash 5 unit
2) Three units of Mathematics ndash must include
a Algebra I ndash 1 unit
b Algebra II ndash 1 unit
c Geometry ndash 1 unit
3) Three units of Lab Science ndash must include
a Biology ndash 1 unit
b Physical Science ndash 1 unit
c Chemistry or Physics ndash 1 unit
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4) Three units of Social Studies ndash must include
a US History ndash 1 unit
b US Government ndash 5 unit
c World History ndash 5 unit
d Geography ndash 5 unit
e Social studies elective-5 unit
5) Fine Arts-1 unit
6) Personal Finance or Economics -5 unit
7) Physical Education - 5 unit
8) Health -5 unit
9) Computer Studies-1 unit
10) Senior Experience-1 unit
May be allowed to substitute a different math andor science course to fulfill graduation requirements
See the high school counselor for an exemption form to opt out of the required course(s)
Suggested Graduation Track All students are required to enroll in the following
Grade 9 Composition General Literature Physical Science Math World History and Geography
Computer Applications Web Design and PEHealth
Grade 10 Speech Composition Biology Math and American History
Grade 11 American Literature Advanced Composition Math Chemistry or Physics (other science
course)
Grade 12 British Literature and Senior or College Writing or a full year of Advanced Placement
English Personal FinanceEconomics Government Senior Experience
The purpose of a high school education is to aid a student in developing hisher interests abilities skills
personality habits attitudes thought processes health and knowledge of our democratic form of
government and its operation Such an education will allow the student to take hisher place in any
community as a happy well adjusted and useful citizen Students are expected to be enrolled in six
courses a semester Seniors may enroll in just five courses Special circumstances with administrative
approval may alter this procedure
GPA The following scale will be used in determining grade point averages beginning with all courses in the
2013-2014 school year APMMCcollege level classes are weighted higher due to increased rigor Class
rank is determined by using cumulative grade point average of all classes beginning with 9th grade
PassFail courses shall not be used in the calculation of Grade Point Averages Courses retaken will be
included in the Grade Point Average
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Repeating Courses
Students will only be allowed to take a coursesemester twice in an effort to earn credit unless enrolling
in the course through Connections Academy
Post Secondary Education In general students planning to further their education beyond high school will be required to complete
the following college preparatory curriculum Students who have not met the course requirements in a
discipline may demonstrate appropriate competencies through scores on national tests
English 4 units
Math (Algebra I and higher) 3 units
Science (Laboratory courses) 3 units
Social Studies 3 units
Fine Art 1 unit
Entering Undergraduates will also be required to have ONE of the following a minimum of a 26 high
school GPA a graduating class rank in the top 50- 60 an ACT composite score of 18-2 depending on
the school Some out‐of‐state schools require 2 consecutive units of foreign language Check with the
collegeuniversitytech school you plan to apply to for specific admission requirements
Regents Scholar Diplomas The Division of Education and the Board of Regents annually recognize seniors committed to academic
excellence by issuing Regents Scholar Diplomas Recipients of Regents Scholar Diplomas are accepted
for automatic entrance to any of the public institutions of higher education in South Dakota
To be eligible a student must have completed the following courses with no final grade below a C and a
grade point average no lower than a B Refer to the Board of Regents website at wwwsdboredu for
more information and details regarding qualifications for this diploma
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English 4 units
Mathematics 4 units
Science 4 units
Social Science 3 units
Foreign Language 2 units
Fine Arts 1 unit
South Dakota Opportunity Scholarship Requirements Students must have earned a composite ACT score of 24 or above and have completed the required
courses depending on graduation date These are available at
wwwsdboreduopportunityscholarshipsdoshtm
There is also a new option in which you can receive the SDOS if you have an ACT composite of 28 or
above and if you do not meet the course requirements Refer to the Board of Regents website for more
information and details as well as the application to submit
Special Program Special Education programs at the high school utilize an Individual Education Plan (IEP) to assist
students with special needs Career classes at the high school meet these specialized needs on an
individual basis Contact an administrator for more information
SDMyLifecom SDMyLifecom is a career exploration and planning tool available anywhere you have Internet access
A key component of the programs is the Personal Learning Plan (PLP) which helps ensure students meet
graduationscholarship requirements by taking the appropriate courses and match their career interest
and aptitudes The completion standards guide students through activities designed to assist them in
their post-secondary decision making In addition the electronic portfolio allows students career
planning activities and documentation and also includes an ACT test preparation component This part
is called Master Test Prep and it is FREE You can access it on the first page of sdmylife
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TEA AREA HIGH SCHOOL COURSE OFFERINGS SUBJECT TO CHANGE
Career and Technical Education
Business Department
Introduction to Business- BE 1101 amp 1102
Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None
Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This course is designed for students to learn basic business concepts relating to a variety of business subjects Subject matter includes basic economic theory owning and operating a business influences on business marketing human resources financial and technological resources career planning in a global economy buying goods and services credit money management and risk management The primary goal is for students to learn the basics of a mixture of personal and business financial aptitudes for use as a citizen and further education
Accounting I- BE 1301 amp 1302
Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Algebra I Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description An introduction to manual double entry accounting the accounting cycle and accounting for a payroll system Key topics include analyzing transactions journalizing posting six column worksheet preparing financial statements cash control and banking activities payroll accounting payroll liabilities and tax records Students will use the APUA software to complete assignments and tests Students should be good with problem solving working with numbers and detail oriented
Accounting II- BE 1601 amp 1602) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Accounting I Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description A continuation of Accounting I with an emphasis on the accounting theory procedures and systems used to record transactions prepare financial statements Accounting II focuses on partnership and corporate structures management decision-making cost control and other selected topics
Business Law- BE 1502 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description Designed to cover a variety of legal topics and provide students fundamental knowledge of criminal law contract law consumer law your money and the law and family law The primary goal is for students to understand the facts about federal state and local law and develop an awareness of legal circumstances to allow students to function more effectively in their chosen professions and become better informed and legally wise citizens
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Personal Finance- BE 1401 frac12 credit of Personal Finance or Economics is required for graduation Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course is designed for students to learn the essentials and importance of financial planning budgeting banking services credit management the finances of housing saving and investing taxes home and motor vehicle insurance The primary goal of this course is for students to become financially literate in everyday financial affairs
Economics- BE 1801 frac12 credit of Personal Finance or Economics is required for graduation Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course includes basic economic theory as students learn about economic systems and how the American economy works Key topics include your role as a consumer borrowing buying saving and investment
Computer Science Department
Computer Applications- CS 1101 Required Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 5 Credit Description This course is an extension to the Microsoft Office Suite and students will learn how to integrate software programs in this suite In this class students will learn to apply computer skills and applications to real life situations This will be done by completing a business simulation that integrates different software programs to complete professional looking documents
Web Design- CS 1201 Required Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description In web design students will learn how to create and manage a web site Students will also learn the ethical and commercial standards that need to be considered when creating a web site Students will be able to address the needs of the community when they create a web site
Visual Basic Programming- CS 1301 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Computer Applications Web Design Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description Basic windows based programming using Visual Basic 60 This course focuses on problem solving skills program design and logical thinking Topics in this class include decision making repetition statements selections data validation program functionality documentation external files database structures and debugging
Programming Visual C++ CS 1402
Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Visual Basic Programming Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course is a higher level programming class using the Visual C++ programming language Topics include sequence selection repetition functions and arrays
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Computer Hardware- CS 1501 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Computer Applications Web Design Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course provides the student with concrete hands-on experience with a specific architecture WindowsIntelHP-style personal computer and explores key architectural topics in some depth The course will be primarily a set of lab exercises related to system performance and management that correspond to topics covered in class discussions and lectures
Database Management- CS 1502 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Computer Applications Web Design Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course teaches students to design database applications for business world applications as well as gaining an understanding of how databases are integrated into business needs The course will emphasize data definition and data manipulation languages for relational models Hands-on experience will be provided using Microsoft Access database software
Multimedia Design I- CS 1801 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Computer Applications Web Design Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course will expose students to different tools used in multimedia development Students will be expected to assembly pre-designed multimedia models using such programs as Adobe Photoshop Fireworks and others Students will have labs each week and be required to work in small groups
Computer Programming (Game Design) - CS 1902 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Web Design Computer Applications Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course will explore key components including programming graphic design and audio editing needed in order to develop a game Students will form and work in project development teams and use physics and math skills in order to develop program and market an original game Previous programming experience is not needed
Family amp Consumer Sciences
Interior Design- FACS 1201
Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This class is designed to help students learn about the home as an environment for human growth the selection of a home the process of financingfurnishing a home trends in housing and using related art principles and consumer buying skills Housing styles are identified and decorating techniques are covered Purchasing furnishings and sources of furnishings are investigated Advanced Interior Design ndashFACS 1401
Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites Interior Design I Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit
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Description This course will give the student the opportunity to link their creative ability to well documented strategies and theories concerning planning and decorating a living or working space Students will be exposed to the relationship between history texture color and design Home accessory projects will be made by the student to enhanced home decorating the projects will be individualized to meet the studentrsquos needs and wants Most material expenses will be the responsibility of the students
Nutrition amp Wellness- FACS 1202
Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description Nutrition and Wellness covers all aspects of food preparation skills and nutritional needs of all ages Specific areas of study are food choices nutrient needs guidelines for good nutrition planning daily food choices food and fitness special topics in nutrition tools and techniques consumer decisions foods for meals and snacks foods of the world special techniques and careers in food and nutrition
Dietetics and Nutrition- FACS 1402
Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites Nutrition and Wellness Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description Dietetics and Nutrition is a semester long course that is designed to teach students about trends related to diet and nutrition Topics covered include career paths and careers in dietetics and nutrition societal trends and concerns impacting dietetics and nutrition and menu planning for others to meet individual needs Students will expand on kitchen skills used in Nutrition and Wellness
Human Development Prenatal to Toddler- FACS 1301
Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course helps the student understand and accept responsibility for ones own actions in relation to decisions about the choice of parenting as well as understanding the relationship between learning about children and being a nurturing parent Students will become aware of the responsibility of being parents as they study the growth of the child from conception through tenth year of life This class would benefit students going into careers such as pre-schoolelementary education nursing teacher aides and future parents Student take home an infant stimulator to learn the skills involved in parenting
Human Development Adolescence to Adulthood- FACS 1302
Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course stresses the importance of relationships in everyday living Topics include establishing and building relationships improving communication building self-esteem personality development developing leadership skills and personal management of both conflict and stress Emphasis is on developing skills in these areas as well as improving relationships through learning about other people families and cultures
Youth Internships- FACS 1101 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites MUST HAVE A CURRENT DRIVERS LICENCE
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Length One Semester (first) Credit 1 Credit Description Youth Internships allow students the opportunity to consolidate and apply the learning from their high school coursework into a meaningful and relevant on-the job experience It is their venue to connect with the world outside of school and to gain the skills to go on to further education andor enter the workforce The purpose of this program is to give Junior and Senior students the opportunity to expand their experience in the career cluster of their choice Attendance will come into consideration when applying to the Youth Internship program
Industrial Technology
Cabinet Making- IA 1201 amp 1202 Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None Length One Semester (two periods) Credit 1 Creditsemester Description This course introduces the student to fundamentals of woodworking Topics covered wood wood products hand tools power tools lab safety and power tool safety Community Involvement Field trips will be taken to various community businesses throughout the construction industry (Cabinetry House Construction) Students are required to complete projects during the semester
Introduction to Building Trades- IA 1301 amp 1302 Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites Cabinet Making Length One Semester (two periods) Credit 1 Creditsemester Description This course is hands on introduction to the field of building construction Students learn how to use hand power tools with safety being emphasized Wood identification carpentry jobs and carpentry vocations are discussed Field trips will be taken to job sites
Small Engines- IA 1101 amp 1102 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites None Length Two Semesters (two periods) Credit 1 Creditsemester Description Subject manner is presented on engine principles the use of measuring and testing instruments and engine systems such as compression ignition carburetion and starting The instructional program includes preventative maintenance off-season storage safety four-stroke cycle engine overhaul and two-stroke cycle overhaul The engines for this study program are furnished by the students
Introduction to Technology Education (IA) ndash IA 1101 and 1102 (21051) Elective Grade Level 9th Prerequisite None Length One semester (two periods) Credit 1 Credit Description This course is aimed at students who want to learn the BASIC woodworking skills This will be accomplished by completing small woodworking projects Students will learn wordworking skills that will be applicable to real life situations This class is designed for students boys and girls who have little or no experience in woodworking Projects completed in this course include Design Process (Drawing up plans) Energy and Power (Making and wiring a Lamp) Manufacturing (Mass production of a wood project) Communication (making a safety video or commercial on their project)
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EnglishLanguage Arts Department
English I-Composition- ENG 1101 Required Grade Level 9 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description In Composition I the writing process is reinforced and will be applied to personal narrative descriptive and expository writing Students will read short literature selections and write reaction essays Students will end the semester with a strong writing foundation Grammar sentence structure ideas writing style and syntax will be heavily emphasized in this class
English I-Literature- ENG 1102 Required Grade Level 9 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description Students will read To Kill a Mockingbird Romeo and Juliet and an assortment of multicultural short stories Students will learn vocabulary and complete writing and other assignments as they explore the literature selections In this class students will go beyond simple comprehension of literature they will be able to analyze and describe the effect of figurative language and other literary devices
English II- Speech- ENG 1201 Required Grade Level 10 Prerequisites English I Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description In Speech students will learn about communication and analyze the effect different types of communication have on themselves and others Students will prepare and present various types of speeches and learn valuable speaking and listening strategies This course focuses heavily on effective group communication English II-Composition amp Literature- ENG 1202 Required Grade Level 10 Prerequisites English I Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course encompasses a broad range of writing challenges along with the infusion of multiple pieces of literature Students will analyze creative communication through writing and respond with respectful personal responses to their classmatesrsquo pieces of writing
English III-American Literature- ENG1301
Required Grade Level 11 Prerequisites English I Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description The course surveys American literature and authors from the Colonial Period to the early Twentieth Century Students will learn vocabulary and complete short writing assignments and essays as they relate to the course content grammar usage and mechanics will also be stressed
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English III-Advanced Composition- ENG 1302 Required Grade Level 11 Prerequisites English I Length One semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course will focus on the proper use of mechanics in writing and the further development of rhetorical skills Students will write a variety of short essays including those in the genres of narration exposition and research with a special emphasis placed on expository essays common in standardized tests
English IV-British Literature- ENG 1401 One credit of a senior-level English course is required Grade Level 12 Prerequisites Senior standing English I II amp III Length One semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course will survey British literature from ancient to modern times exploring the origin and evolution of the English language along the way Lessons will also include the study of literary elements vocabulary writing and grammar
English IV-Senior Writing- ENG1402 One credit of a senior-level English course is required Grade Level 12 Prerequisites Senior standing English I II amp III Length One semester Credit 05 Credit Description This is the capstone writing course for seniors which will combine advanced lessons on vocabulary and grammar with various forms of writing A variety of topics styles and disciplines will be used with the goal of fostering a critical informed view of mass media outlets and preparing students for post-secondary education inside or outside the classroom
Advanced Placement Literature and Composition- ENG 1801 amp 1802 One year of a senior-level English course is required Students must see the instructor for summer reading and vocabulary requirements Grade Level 12 Prerequisites Grade of at least B in English I II and III Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description Students will consider a workrsquos structure style and themes as well as such smaller-scale elements as the use of figurative language imagery symbolism and tone Students will discuss and write about the experience of literature the interpretation of literature and the evaluation of literature NOTE Students will have a chance to earn college credit by earning a certain composite score on the exam which is taken in May Neither taking nor passing the AP exam is required to earn high school credit College credit may be earned by scoring a preset score as determined by a specific college or university Some universities do not accept AP exam scores for credit check with your college before taking the exam
Yearbook Publications- ENG 2001 amp2002 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Sophomore Standing Length One year Credit 1 credit Description Yearbook class will be responsible for creating the schoolrsquos annual yearbook publication Students will review and apply the principles of reporting and photography with special emphasis placed on graphic design as it applies to publishing a comprehensive integrated
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yearbook The ability to work with others pay attention to detail and work on assignments outside of school hours is recommended as many assignments will require one or all of these
JournalismNewspaper- ENG1601 amp 1602 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites None (based on available space) Length Two semesters (two semesters recommended) Credit 05 Credit (one credit recommended) Description Journalism will introduce students to the basic principles of reporting and photography with an emphasis on newspaper and other print journalism Students in this class will regularly design and publish the schoolrsquos newspaper working independently and in teams to complete assignments including interviewing subjects writing and editing stories taking pictures and designing layouts The ability to work with others pay attention to detail and work on assignments outside of school hours is recommended as many assignments will require one or all of these Photography and photojournalism skills may be included This course may be repeated by students at the instructorrsquos discretion
Creative Writing ndash ENG 1603 amp 1604 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites None Length 1 semester Credit 5 Creative Writing courses offer students the opportunity to develop and improve their technique and individual style in poetry short story drama essays and other forms of prose The emphasis of the courses is on writing however students may study exemplary representations and authors to obtain a fuller appreciation of the form and craft Although most creative writing classes cover several expressive forms others concentrate exclusively on one particular form (such as poetry or playwriting)
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Fine Arts Department Introduction to Art - FA1301 amp 1302 Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites Length One Semester Credit 5 Credit Description This course is an introduction to high school art The elements and principles of design are emphasized demonstrate two and three dimensional construction utilize design vocabulary and basic drawing skills The principles of design are studied in projects such as architecture design through 1 2 amp 3 point perspective In the area of drawing projects will include human anatomy and creating correct proportions still life contour and line in nature In the area Painting the students will demonstrate painting techniques apply color theory and composition techniques This course also studies the basics of 3D~design Students will learn to hand build coil pots pinch pots slabs and many others
Creative Art Drawing- FA1401 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Creative Art and DrawingPainting Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description Advanced drawing techniques in black and white or color media utilize positive and negative space in a composition identify anatomy and proportion in figure drawing demonstrate proportions in portraiture student develops and produces portfolio of advanced work
Creative Art Painting- FA1501 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Creative Art Drawing Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description Study and use variety of painting media watercolor acrylics and water-based inks Utilize pigment color relationships demonstrate color mixing demonstrate personal growth and increased knowledge of selected media and style present portfolio of advanced work Students will also have to purchase own canvas
Digital Photography- FA1601 Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites Graphics Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This photography course is designed to give students experience in taking and analyzing photographs Students will also learn additional skills such as film processing using a scanner and manipulating photos with Photo Software As a photography student you will also become familiar with how the digital camera works Students will need to have a digital camera and Photo book
Art Portfolio I- FA1701 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Creative Art and DrawingPainting and 3 or 4 Advanced Classes
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Length One semester Credit 05 Credit Description Students in this class will sign a contract stating the goals they will accomplish during a semester A minimum of 10 projects is required One project is required from each of the following areas 18 X 24 in drawing 14 x 18 in painting ceramics sculpture and design The three remaining projects are the studentrsquos choice Students will submit a self-analysis sheet with each project they complete One art history report and replica is also required
Ceramics Pottery Elective
Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Intro to Art
Length One semester Credit 05 credit
Students will demonstrate advanced ceramics and sculpture techniques to create 3D sculpture working with
clay and other media Students will create clay projects on the potterrsquos wheel Students will know how to load
and unload the kiln
Drama I- FA1801 amp 1802 Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites none Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description Drama focuses on all aspects of theater This course will explore the history of drama and how it has influenced civilization Students will closely examine various types of drama from classic Greek tragedies to modern day American theater Students will also learn different acting techniques and will develop improvisational skills All students will be required to participate in all exercises and performances Participation is expected and will be a large portion of the grade Imagination and creativity are a must for this course
Drama II- FA1901 amp 1902 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Drama I Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description In Drama II Students will continue their exploration of drama and theatre Students will explore additional techniques of acting while sharpening their acting and improvisational skills Students will also examine how to produce a play and experiment with various stage settings This includes directing a one-act play Students will also explore the mechanics of theatre including lighting sound costuming and make-up All students will be required to participate in all exercises and performances Participation is expected and will be a large portion of the grade As with Drama I imagination and creativity are a must for this course
Music Appreciation- FA2001 amp 2002 Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description Music appreciation class is made up of bookwork listening assignments some research in this class will be involved as well as written assignments We will be learning music theory the reading and writing of notes rhythms and symbols on a staff We will also be exploring different genres or types of music such as blues jazz country rock and roll pop as well as world
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music Most of the grade points in this class will be made up of in class assignments and projects but there will be take home homework and research assignments as well
Concert Band- FA 1101 amp 1102 Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites 5-8 band Length Two semesters Credit 1 credit Description Students will play many types and styles of music throughout the year Marching Band is included at the beginning of the year with various competitions and parades Pep Band plays throughout the year at home sporting events Concert band and Jazz band meet throughout the year and students will also have some opportunities to play in a drum line along with optional solo and ensemble opportunities
Concert Choir- FA1001 amp 1002
Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites By Audition Only Length Two semesters Credit 1 Credit Description Concert Choir will meet every day for 49 minutes The concert choir will be by audition only(30 to-40 members) and will be the one that goes to honors choirs and contests Concert choir will compete in large group contests and have the opportunity to go to small groupsolo contest Only members of the concert choir will be able to audition for All-State Choir and participate in the Big East Honors Choir They will also be required to perform at the winter and spring concerts as well as various community events
Womenrsquos Ensemble
Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None Length Two semesters Credit 1 Credit Description Meets Monday through Friday for 49 minutes The ladies will sing a wide range of genres and languages in 3 and 4 part harmony accompanied and unaccompanied Participation in small group and large group contest as well as home concerts in December and May are required in attendance There may also be opportunities to perform at various community events
Mens Ensemble
Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None Length Two semesters Credit 1 credit Description Meets Monday through Friday for 49 minutes Sing and cover many types of music throughout the year The student will focus on becoming better at reading music and singing 2 3 and 4 part splits You will have the chance to sing a variety of repertoire and perform at the winter and spring concerts as well as various community events Solo work is not required
Symphonic Band Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites Audition Only Length Two semesters Credit 1 credit Description Students will play many types and styles of music throughout the year Marching Band is included at the beginning of the year with various competitions and parades Pep Band
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plays throughout the year at home sporting events Concert band and Jazz band meet throughout the year and students will also have some opportunities to play in a drum line along with optional solo and ensemble opportunities
Health and Physical Education
High School PE- PEHS 1101 amp PEHS1102 Required Grade Level 9 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description Students will participate in physical activity to achieve and maintain a health enhancing level of physical fitness Students will also participate in and learn different lifetime activities
Health- PE1301 amp PE 1302 Required Grade Level 9 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description Class will cover various health-related topics relevant to teenage life Class consists mainly of lecture and class discussion
Fitness and Conditioning- PE1201 amp 1202 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Physical EducationHealth Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit DescriptionStudents learn the benefits and proper skills associated with strength training plyometrics and cardiovascular exercise Studentrsquos progress is kept with a series of physical and strength testing each nine weeks
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Math Department
Math requirement and suggestions
1 8th
graders taking Algebra I who do not score proficient on the End of Course Exam will not gain
Algebra I high school credit and will take the course as freshmen
2 Placement in Pathways or Algebra I is based on a studentrsquos performance in their 8th
grade math class
3 Passing a math class with anything less than a C- should be considered an indicator that the next level
math class may be difficult to successfully complete It may be in the studentrsquos best interest to repeat
this class
4 Students planning on attending college in South Dakota that have anything less than a C- in Algebra I
Geometry and Advanced Algebra may have some difficulty with the required math placement exam
An unacceptable score on this exam (ACT score below 20) will require the student to take a remedial
math class for no credit at their own expense
5 If a student wishes to ldquodouble-uprdquo with Geometry and Algebra II during the sophomore or junior year it
is highly recommended that the student receive at least a ldquoBrdquo in Algebra I and be very organized and
very self-disciplined
6 It is important to note that the classes that meet the graduation requirement may not satisfy the entrance
requirements at the college a student chooses Any questions in this area should be directed to a
studentrsquos counselor
Pathways to AlgebramdashMA 1001 amp 1002 Elective (by teacher recommendation only) Grade Level 9 Prerequisites None Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This course will focus on math skills necessary to succeed in Algebra I Registration for this course is based on student performance in prior math courses and also on teacher recommendation
Algebra I ndash MA 1201 amp 1202
Required Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description In this course students will learn the language of algebra (properties) work with real numbers solve linear equations graph relations and functions analyze linear equations solve linear inequalities and solve systems of equations and inequalities They may also be introduced to polynomial operations factoring quadratic and exponential functions radical expressions rational expressions and equations statistics and probability A scientific calculator is recommended
Geometry ndash MA 1301 amp 1302 Required Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites Algebra I Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This course introduces students to geometrical concepts and reasoning Students will work with segment measure and coordinate graphing angles parallels triangles and congruence triangles and their properties triangle inequalities quadrilaterals and their properties proportions
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and similarity polygons and area circles and their properties surface area and volume right triangles and trigonometry circle relationships proofs and transformations A scientific calculator is recommended
Informal Geometry ndash MA 1010 amp 1020 Prerequisite Algebra I (need teacher recommendation) Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit
Description Geometry will introduce the students to geometrical concepts and reasoning Students will also work with segment measure and coordinate graphing angles parallels triangles and congruence triangles and their properties triangle inequalities quadrilaterals and their properties proportions and similarity polygons and area circles and their properties surface area and volume right triangles and trigonometry circle relationships proofs and transformations
Algebra II ndash MA 1401 amp 1402 Required Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Algebra I Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This course will review some principles of Algebra I Topics may include solving equations and inequalities linear relations and functions systems of equations and inequalities matrices polynomials quadratic functions and inequalities polynomial functions conic sections rational expressions and equations exponential and logarithmic relations sequences and series probability and statistics trigonometric functions and trigonometric graphs and identities A graphing TI-83+ or TI-84+ graphing calculator is recommended due to the extensive use of its functions
Pre-Calculus ndash MA 1701 amp 1702 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Algebra II and Geometry Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This course will review some principles of Algebra II Topics may include linear relations and functions systems of equations and inequalities the nature of graphs polynomial and rational functions trigonometric functions and their graphs trigonometric identities and equations vectors and parametric equations polar coordinates and complex numbers conic sections exponential and logarithmic functions sequences and series combinatorics and probability statistics and data analysis and possibly an introduction to calculus A graphing TI-83+ or TI-84+ graphing calculator is highly recommended due to the extensive use of its functions
Statistics and Probability ndash MA 2201 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Algebra I and Algebra II
Length 1 Semester Credit 5 Descritpion Probability and Statistics courses introduce the study of likely events and the analysis interpretation and presentation of quantitative data Course topics generally include basic probability and statistics discrete probability theory odds and probabilities probability trees populations and samples frequency tables measures of central tendency and presentation of data (including graphs) Course topics may also include normal distribution and measures of variability
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Consumer Math ndash MA 1501 amp 1502 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites None Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description In this course students will review some concepts of working with numbers decimals fractions as well as some estimation and rounding techniques Students will then be introduced to topics such as part-time and summer jobs full-time work recreation and sports costs basic purchases checking and savings accounts credit automobile expenses taxes housing personal finance and investments
Calculus MA 1801 amp 1802 Elective Grade Level 12 Prerequisites Pre-Calculus Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This course includes limits and continuity differentiation applications of differentiation integration applications of the definite integral exponentials logarithms and other transcendental functions integration techniques infinite series and parametric equations and polar coordinates A graphing TI-83+ or TI-84+ graphing calculator is highly recommended due to the extensive use of its functions
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Mentoring
Mentoring- MN 1001 amp1002 Elective
Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites 30 GPA amp Instructor Approval ndash must complete an application
and get a teacher recommendation
Length One or Two Semesters Credit 5 Credit Semester
Description Mentors will go to the Elementarty or Intermediate School and are assigned to a classroom to
assist with academic and social skills while being a positive role model to younger students Course is a Pass
Fail
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Science Department
Physical Science- CS1201 amp 1202 Required Grade Level 9th Prerequisites None Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description Physical science is a required laboratory science usually taken in the 9th grade The focus of this class will be critical thinking skills laboratory skills and basic concepts of physics and chemistry Students will be involved in regular laboratory exercises that will develop their abilities to collect and report data use scientific conversions properly use lab equipment and manipulate data in scientific formulas
Biology I- SC1701 amp 1702 Required Grade Level 10th Prerequisites Physical Science Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This is a life science course that examines such topics in units of ecology cells genetics the history of life plants invertebrates vertebrates and the human body We present these major topics and discuss how all living things on Earth are connected and in fact dependent upon each other Students will be expected to complete projects give presentations and perform lab experiments complete with extensive lab reports
Chemistry- SC1501 amp 1502 Required Grade Level 11th-12th Prerequisites Physical Science Biology Algebra II (may be taken concurrently) Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This is an upper-level elective that is designed to be a college-preparatory course Students should have a strong background in mathematics Students will participate in laboratory work discussions and writing related to the study of matter and energy Chemistry is essential for careers in medicine dentistry pharmacy nursing veterinary work family and consumer sciences agriculture forestry and engineering Topics covered will include atomic structure periodicity bonding stoichiometry reaction dynamics and acids amp bases
Physics- SC2001 amp 2002 Required Grade Level 11th-12th Prerequisites B or better in Geometry and Algebra Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description Students will study energy mechanics heat light electricity and atomic physics Physics is a mathematically intensive so students should have a strong background in both math and science to do well in this course
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AnatomyPhysiology-Bio III- SC1301 amp 1302 Elective Grade Level 11th-12th Prerequisites Biology Chemistry also strongly suggested Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This is an upper-level elective that is designed as a preparatory course for college-bound students interested in pursuing a career in a health or medical-related field Anatomy is the study of the parts of the human body and physiology is a study of how those parts work The course begins on a cellular level and moves to a study of the tissues and organ systems Students need to have a strong biology and chemistry background coming into this course as well as be proficient in note taking There is a lot of reading involved and there will also be several labs to be completed with extensive lab reports This course does involve direct study of anatomyphysiology through activities such as dissections and a trip to a college lab to view human cadavers
Astronomy- SC1401 Elective Grade Level 11th-12th Prerequisites B or better in Physical Science and Algebra Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This is an upper-level elective Students will study the characteristics of planets stars and galaxies They will also explore our place in our solar system and the universe through the study of the history of astronomy the design and use of astronomical tools and ideas of modern cosmology
Environmental Science-CS1801 Elective Grade Level 11th-12th Prerequisites B or better in Biology Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description Environmental science is an upper-level elective in which students will demonstrate an understanding of the diverse interrelationships that organisms have with each other and their environment They will also address the political and economic implications of the allocation of limited resources Students will research and discuss problems with populations communities and ecosystems They will also trace the movement of energy through the ecosystem
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Social Sciences Department Geography- SS 1101 Required Grade Level 9 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course will consist of the study of geography with the geographic components revolving around the five fundamental themes of geography and the nationally recognized standards for geography The emphasis of the course is on geography and climate and their impact on the development history and government culture and lifestyle and contemporary society of a region
World History- SS 1102 Required Grade Level 9 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course covers pre-historic to modern times in both western and non-western worlds Topics include the rise of civilization political social and economic developments of the Middle Ages the Renaissance and era of discovery the growth of democracy and nationalism the industrial revolution and the two world wars
American History- SS 1301 amp 1302 Required (or AP US History with prior approval) Grade Level 10 or 11 Prerequisites World History amp Geography Length Two semesters Credit 1 credit Description This course is designed as a concentrated study of our nation from post-American Civil War to the present The purpose of the course is to make students aware of past events so they can have a better understanding of present events Critical thinking and writing will be emphasized Current issues will be discussed and evaluated in their historical context
AP (Advanced Placement) United States History- SS 2101 amp 2102 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites TeacherAdministration consent Length Two semesters Credit 1 credit Description This course is meant to be the equivalent of a college freshman level American history course The course prepares students to take the AP exam which can earn students college credit It is a two semester survey of American history from the earliest explorations to modern times Emphasis is placed on critical and evaluative thinking skills essay writing primary document analysis and historiography Students are required to read outside novels and perform outside research independently Students are required to write numerous historical and analytical essays
Government- SS 1401 Required Grade Level 12 Prerequisites American History Length One Semester Credit 5 credit Description Government examines the origins of American government as well as its current structure and administration The main branches of the government are explored as well as state and local governments
Criminal Justice Today- SS 1801
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Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course uses interactive methods to give students a practical understanding of law and our legal system while focusing on legal issues relevant to students lives and developing knowledge and skills essential in our law-oriented society International Affairs- SS 1501 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites American History or AP US History Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course familiarizes students with the various issues and news events taking place in the world and how these events affect our lives Local state national and world news items will be featured The major objectives are to promote inquiry through presentation and debate of conflicting viewpoints and to assign students to discover and reflect upon societal problems relevant to their lives It will provide opportunities to apply techniques of investigation and inquiry to the study of significant problems or issues
Psychology- SS 1601 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Biology Length One semester Credit 05 Credit Description In this course students will learn about basic research methods human development from birth to old age the anatomy of the brain and its influence on behavior sensation and perception intelligence and psychological disorders
AP PsychologymdashSS 2501 amp 2502 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Biology Length Two Semesters Credit 10 Credit Description This is a challenging course that is meant to be the equivalent of a college freshmen level Psychology survey course This course is aimed at preparing students for the AP Psychology exam which can earn students college credit Students will explore the history and theoretical basis of psychology relationships between human biology and human behavior theories of development and mental disorders and therapies An emphasis is placed on critical thinking skills essay writing and research methodology Students will be required to write numerous essays and perform research projects
American Presidents- SS 1802 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites American History or AP US History Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course is designed to be a focused study of the most influential presidencies in American history The emphasis will be placed on an evaluation of how various presidents have understood and exercised their constitutional powers in times of war and peace dealing with issues both foreign and domestic
African American History- SS 2002 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit
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Description In this course students learn of the perseverance bravery and achievements of African-Americans throughout United States history and of the continuing impact of African-Americans on life in the United States at the turn of the twenty-first century
American History and Film- SS 2201 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites American History or AP US History Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course offers an exploration of United States cultural and social history through the medium of film and other mediums of mass culture Students will be asked to rethink the relationships between reality and representation and to re-conceptualize the boundaries between history and film
Sociology- SS 2001 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites None Length One semester Credit 05 Credit Description In this course students will learn about the basis of culture social structure deviance and group behavior through the lens of basic theoretical perspectives of sociology
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World Language Department
American Sign Language I- FL 1401 amp 1402 Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This introductory class to American Sign Language focuses on finger spelling numbers sign vocabulary grammar non-manual signals and culture of the Deaf community This class also focuses on how to interact with Deaf people and teaches Deaf values
American Sign Language II- FL 1404 amp 1405 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites American Sign Language I Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This course is an intermediate level class focusing on conversational American Sign Language skills and grammar including heightened emphasis on non-manual signals classifiers and storytelling techniques This class also takes a closer look at the Deaf World
Spanish I- FL 1101 amp1102 Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This course is an introduction to the Spanish Language and culture Students will be introduced to Spanish reading writing listening and speaking skills Students will be able to pronounce Spanish comprehend Spanish on a beginnerrsquos level and write short dialogues in Spanish Students will study the culture of the Spanish-speaking world
Spanish II- FL 1201 amp1202 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Spanish I Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description In this course students will continue to improve reading writing listening and speaking skills in Spanish Students will continue to learn about Spanish-speaking countries their histories and cultures through research and presentations
Spanish III- FL 1601 amp 1602 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Spanish II Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Descriptions Students will continue to improve reading writing listening and speaking skills We will review and continue studying the grammatical structure learned in Spanish I and II as well as the thematic vocabulary and complex sentence structures Cultural topics will be integrated into the curriculum Emphasis is on communication in Spanish
Spanish Literature - FL 06109 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Spanish III Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Descriptions Spanish Literature courses place an emphasis on reading understanding and reacting in writing to literature written in Spanish
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Other Courses
Senior Experience- FACS 1501 amp 1502 Required Grade Level 12 Prerequisites MUST BE A SENIOR Length Two Semester Credit 1 Credit Description The purpose of the project is to allow the student to demonstrate the knowledge and maturity that heshe has gained during the course of hisher education The project must be a ldquolearning stretchrdquo meaning that it must go beyond what one already knows or has experienced The Senior Experience is a three-part process consisting of a research paper a projectproduct that is an extension of the research and an oral presentation The topic of this experience is chosen by the student This course is a year long senior course and required for graduation
SILDL (Distance Learning) Courses
(Subject to Change) MMC College Courses
Teacher instructors hired by Mount Marty College and taken over the DDN network live with the
teacher Courses may also be offered online
Level These are college courses not open to underclassmen
Prerequisites
--In order to take these courses students must meet two of the following
A 30 cumulative grade point average
B Minimum grade of B in coursework related to the college course
C ACT score of at least 21 in the content area subtest
D Rank in the top frac12 of the class
Courses and Times
Fall Courses
Composition 1 ndash 700-750 am (possibly other times)
College Algebra ndash 800-850 am
Intro to Psychology ndash 900-950 am
American Government ndash 300 ndash 350 pm
Spring Courses
Literature 1 ndash 700-750 am
Pre-Calculus ndash 800-850 am
Intro to Sociology ndash 900-950 am
Course offeringstimes subject to chagne
Cost Math courses are 4 credits cost = $380 per semester plus books
Other courses are 3 credits cost = $285 per semester plus books
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SILDL High School Courses
Description These hybrid courses (online using local area teachers) are self paced yet rigorous and are
taught and monitored by certified teachers These courses are free with the exception of some course
materials may be needed
Course Offerings (May Change)
Agribusiness
Anatomy and Physiology
Natural History
Physics
Comprehensive Creative Art
Accounting 1 and 2
Digital Media
Service Learning
Spanish 1 and 2
Note If TAHS offers an above course in house we will place student in lsquoin housersquo course
unless extenuating circumstances
NSU Center for Statewide E-Learning AP Learning Power
Description These online AP courses are for public high school students The Learning Power AP
coursework will be challenging so a solid academic background in the identified content area will be
essential The course is free but there is a fee for taking the test
Course Offerings
AP Biology
AP Calculus AB
AP Chemistry
AP EnglishLanguage and Composition
AP EnglishLiterature and Composition
AP Physics B
AP Statistics
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CAREER AND TECHNICAL EDCUATION ACADEMY SIOUX FALLS SCHOOL DISTRICT
Description The CTE Academy is in Sioux Falls We bus for the 715 am course Course schedules vary from semester to semester There is an application process
Architecture and Construction Carpentry I (CTC-30613062) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 2 semesters (2 hours) Credit 1 credit semester Description Successful carpenters need to know more than just how to operate equipment Learn the basics of this career and the value of doing work by constructing two homes from the foundation to the rafters to near completion
Carpentry II (CTC-30813082) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Carpentry I Length 2 semesters (2 hours) Credit 1 credit semester Description In this continuation of Carpentry I young carpenters learn leadership qualities while building a home at the CTE Academy Gain an increased understanding of specialty products and materials Learn project cost-estimating and blue printing
Advanced Woodworking and Cabinet Making (CTC-30903092) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 semester (2 hours) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn advanced woodworking skills including building and installation of cabinets while developing workplace connections and exploring careers in the field
Hospitality and Tourism CulinaryRestaurant Management I (ProStart I) (CTT-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 semester (2 hours) Credit 1 credit semester Description The ProStart program is an industry-based program that prepares students for careers in the restaurant and food service industry Topics include preparing and serving safe food preventing accidents and injuries industrial kitchen equipment usage nutrition business math and business cost awareness
CulinaryResturant Management II (ProStart II) (CTT-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites ProStart I Length 1 semester (2 hours) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn how to be successful in the hospitality and tourism career field Students continue their study of culinary arts ndash gaining essential customer services skills used in food service lodging and business careers Select students have the opportunity to participate in the CTE Culinary Arts competition team
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Baking and Pastries (CTT-3040) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites ProStart I Length 1 semester (2 hours) Credit 1 credit semester Description In this specialized class students gain the fundamental skills necessary to work in a commercial bakery or your own kitchen Advanced studies include breads pies cakes pastries and much more
Arts AV Technology and Communications Intro to Arts AV Technology and Communications (CTA-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none
Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Lights Camera Action Be your own director Write and produce audio and video projects that inform demonstrate persuade and even entertain Students get hands-on experience using the same digital technology used in world renowned video and film production companies
AV Production (CTA-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to ArtsAV Tech amp Com Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Develop advanced skills in writing and production of audio and video projects Make your work accessible on the internet and see your own quality work proudly displayed on the Districtrsquos cable access channel KLRN-TV
Broadcast Technology (CTA-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to ArtsAV Tech amp Com Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Produce video and audio projects and pieces for the KLRN Klassroom TV show as well as off-site remote broadcasts This course is designed to prepare high school students for professional employment andor further education in television news sports and digital video production
Digital Music Production (CTA-3040) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to ArtsAV Tech amp Com Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Develop knowledge of the music business music copyright and the use electronic music in the entertainment business computer gaming internet technology and music production field
Digital Animation (CTA-3050) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to ArtsAV Tech amp Com Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Manipulate images music and graphics to create animated projects Animation is seen in advertisements on television on your computer screen and on many other things that pop up from the internet
Heath Science
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Health Careers I (CTS-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none (recommended Anatomy Physiology) Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Want a career in the exciting medical profession Develop an awareness of various health-related careers while learning entry-level skills needed for all jobs in the profession Guest speakers demonstrations and field trips to local health care facilities provide real-life learning opportunities
Health Careers II (CTS-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Health Careers I (need a grade of C or better) Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Try a career in the medical field by completing an internship in a health care facility Apply entry-level skills while on the job Upon successful completion of both courses students are eligible to sit for the Certified Nursing Assistant (CAN) Exam
Project Lead the Way Biomedical Sciences Program This program is divided into four courses-each course building upon the previous Students interested in math science and the human body will be exposed to dynamic hands-on real-world problems to engage and challenge students who are interested in a career in medicine
Principals of Biomedical Sciences PLTW (CTS-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none (recommended Biology Chemistry) Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Study human medicine research processes and get an introduction to crime scene analysis Students investigate various health conditions such as heart disease diabetes sickle cell disease etc Students are engaged through hands-on projects and medical researched
Human Body Systems Biomed II PLTW (CTS-3040) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Principals of Biomedical Sciences Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Play the role of biomedical professionals solving medical mysteries and explore how body systems work together to maintain good health Students investigate the structures and functions of the human body
Medical Interventions Biomed III PLTW (CTS-3050) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Human Body Systems Biomed II Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description This ldquohow-tordquo class allows students to explore how to prevent and fight infection how to screen and evaluate the code in human DNA how to prevent diagnose and treat cancer and how to prevail when the organs of the body begin to fail
Biomedical Innovation Biomed IV PTLW (CTS-3060) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Medical Interventions Biomed III Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description In this capstone course students design and conduct experiments related to the diagnosis treatment and prevention of disease or illness Course includes an internship in the community
35
Human Services All Human Services students study confidentially and are CPRAED certified Students prepare personal resume and portfolio
Intro to Human Services (CTH - 3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description People-oriented occupations require training in human development parenting personal care and wellness counseling consumer services and employment skills Through field experiences and classroom activities students identify possibly career paths suitable to their strengths skills and talents
Guiding Youth and Families (CTH-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Students explore careers related to working directly with youth adolescents adults and the elderly Classroom activities and field experiences expose students to topics including behavior theory relationships ethics and legal issues social problems support systems and learning theories
Personal Services (CTH-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Students learn advanced study of human care and wellness while exploring communication strategies dietetics and nutrition exercise and fitness first aid ethics and legal issues and event planning This is a great choice for students who wish to go into cosmetology personal training or dietetics
Information Technology Introduction to Technology and Computer Support (CTN-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Students learn about computer technology inside a lab format Topics include computer assembly and disassembly troubleshooting repairs operating system installation and peripheral device support Advanced topics include operating system optimization and networking
Advanced Computer Support and Networking (CTN-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Technology and Computer Support Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Upon completion of this course students are prepared to take the CompTIA A+ certification exams Topics include advanced troubleshooting setting up a computer network supporting networking devices establishing network securities and supporting mobile devices
Manufacturing and Welding Principles of Manufacturing (CTM-3010)
36
Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description This project based class covers careers in the fields of Manufacturing and Mechatronics Learn measurement robotics and pneumatics thermal technology basic CAD operations machine tools quality controls welding and soldering purchasing and warehouse management
ElectronicsRobotics (CTM-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Principals of Manufacturing Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Gain advanced knowledge of robotics electronics ACDC electrical manufacturing processes control and materials Advanced training in soldering may lead to industry certification
Introduction to Auto Welding I ( ) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description
Welding II (CTM-3220) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Welding I Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Improve work and safety skills by making and using workable plans for school and personal projects Students improve out-of-position welding skills with SMAW (Shield Metal Arc Welding) and GMAC (Gas Metal Arc Welding) and become proficient in the use of a plasma cutter and wire feed welding processes
Advanced Welding amp Fabrication (CTM-3230) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Welding I and Welding II Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 Credit semester Description Students are exposed to gas tungsten arc welding aluminum welding gouging blueprint reading and heavy duty welding applications for large scale welding projects Students shadow a professional in the field to understand the physical attributes of the career
Aviation Introduction to Aviation (CTF-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn all aspects of the aviation industry including history principles of flight aircraft systems and performance weather navigation and aviation physiology Career exploration and flight simulation training make this an exciting class
Advanced Aviation and Flight (CTF-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Aviation
37
Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Prepare to take the FAA private pilot written exam as well as gain significant knowledge to begin an FAA flight training programming Learn aerodynamics air craft systems federal regulations flight planning weather and flight maneuvers
Science Technology Engineering and Math Project Lead The Way Pathway to Engineering Program Design an alternative housing project test and build wind turbines and apply engineering concepts related to biomechanics ndash think robotics Earn up to 12 college credits towards your engineering degree while you are in high school
Introduction to Engineering Design Engineering I PTLW (CTE-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Students learn how to apply the engineering design process to solve problems in and out of the classroom Using real world 3-D software students communicate the details of the products and will have the opportunity to create prototypes using our 3-D printer
Principles of Engineering Engineering II PTLW (CTE-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Engineering Design Engineering I Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn about major engineering concepts you will encounter in a college engineering curriculum Conduct destructive testing as you learn about material properties Apply your knowledge of engineering concepts as you tackle real-world engineering design problems through the use of VEX Robotics
Digital Electronics Engineering III PTLW (CTE-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Principles of Engineering Engineering II Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Use combinational and sequential logic design key elements of careers in engineering Students design circuits to solve problems export their designs to a printed circuit auto-routing program that generates printed circuit boards and use appropriate components to build their designs
Engineering Design and Development (EDD) Engineering IV PTLW (CTE-3080) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Digital Electronics Engineering III Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Design test and construct a solution to real-world engineering problem The EDD course allows students to apply skills and knowledge learned in previous Project Lead The Way courses
Transportation Distribution and Logistics Introduction to Vehicle Systems and Maintenance offered at the home high schools is a prerequisite for the auto tech courses
Introduction to Auto Welding I ( ) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description This course has been approved by the South Dakota Department of
38
Education to fulfill high school graduation requirements for Career amp Technical Education(CTE) Successful completion of this course is a prerequisite to take the advanced Auto Tech courses at the CTE Academy Demonstrate safety in the shop and lab while obtaining skills for the career and hobby opportunities in the automotive field Students will raise and support all vehicles inspect fluid levels perform an oil change and chassis lube service Students will test service and inspect vehicle electrical cooling and chassis systems Students will also perform services on tires transmission brakes fuel system and interior and exterior surfaces
Automotive Brakes (CTL-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn the fine adjustments and diagnosis techniques of automobile braking systems while troubleshooting and testing Use industry-quality computer equipment to learn the proper installation analyze data and repair vehicle brakes under actual conditions
Automotive Suspension and Steering (CTL-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn the fine adjustments and diagnosis of suspension and steering systems Troubleshoot and test steering and suspension components Use industry-quality equipment and computers to analyze data while working on vehicles under actual conditions
Automotive Electronics (CTL-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Test electronic engine controls and computer diagnosis perform ignition and tune-up procedures test charging and starting systems
Automotive Engine Performance (CTL-3040) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Using the latest in automotive technology and diagnostic equipment students build on their knowledge about fuel systems and fuel injection systems repair under actual lab and shop conditions
Introduction to Auto Body Repair and Estimating (CTL-3050) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Become acquainted with the requirements qualifications and skills needed in the field of auto body repair Demonstrate proper procedures and safety when handling tools and equipment
Auto Body Structural Analysis and Damage Repair (CTL-3060) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Body Repair and Estimating Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester
39
Description Demonstrate skills necessary for repairing auto body damage and repainting Successful completion may result in credits in the Auto Body Technology program at Southeast Technical Institute
Auto Body Nonstructural Analysis and Damage Repair (CTL-3070) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Body Repair and Estimating Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Repair auto body damage properly prepare automobile surfaces for painting analyze record and estimate the time and material needed to finish a vehicle Successful completion may result in credits in the Auto Body Technology program at Southeast Technical Institute
Auto Body Painting and Refinishing (CTL-3070) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Body Repair and Estimating Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Gain an understanding of the environmental regulations and industry processes used in painting and refinishing to achieve invisible repair
Academy of Finance This 2 or 3 year national program is designed to prepare students with practical skills to enter the real world of business and finance Earn up to 17 college credits Apply freshman or sophomore year for this program that is sponsored by the National Academy Foundation Financial support is provided by Citibank and numerous local internship sponsors
Sophomore Year Fall Semester Accounting I (ACBA40114012) Spring Semester Accounting II (ACBA40214022) or Introduction to Financial Services (ACBA4070) AND Banking and Credit (ACBA4050)
Junior Year Fall Semester Accounting I (ACBA40114012) or Introduction to Financial Services (ACBA4070) AND Banking and Credit (ACBA4050) Spring Semester Accounting II (ACBA40214022) or Introduction to Financial Services (ACBA4070) AND Banking and Credit (ACBA4050)
Summer Internship Senior Year Fall Semester Financial Planning (ACB-5010) Spring Semester Accounting II (ACBA20214022) AND Financial Economics (ACB-5020)
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FitnessConditioning
9-12
9-12
10-12
Intro to Business
Accounting I
Accounting II
Business Law
Personal Finance
Economics
9-12
10-12
11-12
10-12
11-12
11-12
Interior Design
Advanced Interior Design
Nutrition and Wellness
Dietetics amp Nutrition
Human Dev
PrenatalTodd
Human Dev AdolAdult
Youth Internships
9-12
9-12
9-12
9-12
9-12
9-12
9-12
11-12
Information
Tech (CTE)
Gr Industrial Tech
(CTE)
Gr SILDL Gr Mt Marty Gr
Computer Applications
Web Design
Computer Hardware
Database Management
VB Programming
C++ Programming
Multimedia Design
Comp Prog (Game
Design)
9-12
9-12
10-12
10-12
10-12
10-12
10-12
10-12
Cabinet Making
Intro to Building Trade
Small Engines
Intro to Tech Education
9-12
9-12
10-12
9
Agribusiness
AnatomyPhysiology
Natural History
Physics
Comprehensive Art
Accounting 1 and 2
Digital Media
Service Learning
Spanish 1 and 2
Composition I
College Algebra
Intro to Psychology
American Government
Literature I
Pre-Calculus
Intro to Sociology
Fine Arts Gr Fine Arts Gr NSU Center Gr Intro to Art
Creative Drawing
Creative Painting
Digital Photography
Art Portfolio
Drama I
Drama II
9-12
10-12
10-12
9-12
11-12
9-12
10-12
Music Appreciation
Concert Band
Concert Choir
Womenrsquos Ensemble
Menrsquos Ensemble
Symphonic Band
9-12
9-12
9-12
9-12
9-12
9-12
AP Biology
AP Calculus AB
AP Chemistry
AP EnglishLanguage and
Composition
AP EnglishLiterature and
Composition
AP Physics B
AP Statistics
Other Courses Gr Senior Experience
Mentoring
Courses at CTE Academy
12
11-12
11-12
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Name ___________________________________________________________
Freshmen Required Courses
English Composition English Literature
Geography World History
Physical Science
Computer Applications Web Design
Math Course
Elective
Elective
Elective
Total Credits
Credits
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
Parent Signature ___________________________________Date____________________
Tea Area Freshmen Registration
42
Name ___________________________________________________________
Sophomore Required Courses
Written Communication Speech
American History
Biology
Math Course
PEHealth Or other elective
Elective
Elective
Elective
Total Credits
Credits
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
Parent Signature ___________________________________Date____________________
Tea Area Sophomore Registration
43
Name ___________________________________________________________
Junior Required Courses
American Lit Advanced Comp
Check One Personal Finance ___
Economics ___
Science Course
Math Course
Elective
Elective
Elective
Elective
Total Credits
Credits
1
5
5
1
1
1
1
1
1
Parent Signature ___________________________________Date____________________
Tea Area Junior Registration
44
Name ___________________________________________________________
Senior Required Courses Senior English (3 options)
Government
Senior Project
Elective
Elective
Elective
Elective
Credits
1
5
1
1
1
1
1
Parent Signature ___________________________________Date____________________
Tea Area Senior Registration
2
Table of Contents
Welcome Page 3
General Information Page 4-7
High School Departmental Offerings
Career and Technical Education Department Page 8-12
Business Computers FACS
and Industrial Technology
English Department Page 13-14
Fine Arts Department Page 15-18
Arts Drama VocalInstrumental Music
Health and Physical Education Department Page 19
Math Department Page 20-22
Mentoring Page 23
Science Department Page 24-25
Social Science Department Page 26-28
World Language Department Page 29
Senior Experience Other Courses (Distance) Page 30
CTE Academy Courses Page 32
One Page Course Offerings Sheet Page 41
Registration Forms Page 42-44
Personal Learning Plan Page 43
3
Welcome to Tea Area School District
The ultimate purpose of education is to help each student become an effective citizen in a
democracy Developing and accepting the responsibilities and obligations of good citizenship
will help students to participate successfully in the world of tomorrow We hope that you will
participate in our varied activities and find those within our school that will prepare you to live
a good life and finally take your place in this complex society Remember that your success in
this school will be directly proportional to your efforts
To promote better understanding and relations between the school students and their
parent(s)guardian(s) honest communications must take place Parent(s)guardian(s) should
feel free to visit the school and to communicate with school personnel however
parent(s)guardian(s) shall take problems to the teacher individually by appointment only
TASD Mission Statement
To educate and empower each student for success in a global
society
4
General Information
CreditUnit
A standard semester course is 5 credit A full year would be 1 credit Some semester courses are worth
1 credit Please check course description
Prerequisite A prerequisite is a required course before a student can take other classes
Drop and Adds Students will be allowed to drop or add a class through the third school day of the semester Courses
dropped after the third day will be placed as a W (withdraw) on the transcript Students removed from
classes for disciplinary reasons will receive a failing grade (F) The administration school counselor
parent(s)guardian(s) teacher and student must mutually agree upon any exceptions to this policy
Independent Study
From time to time we have students who are interested in taking courses from staff members
independently The main reason for enrolling in these courses independently is scheduling conflicts
Therefore the following criteria have been established for students desiring to take courses by
independent study
1 Permission to enroll must be granted by the instructor and the administration
2 Students must be enrolled in the junior or senior class
3 First year instructors will not be permitted to offer independent courses 19
4 A course of study must be approved by the administration
5 A ldquoBrdquo average in the field of study is recommended
6 The student must be enrolled in another course or activity during the time the course is being offered
7 Special circumstances may alter this policy with administrative approval
Tea Area High School Graduation Requirements
Twenty four (24) units of credit are required for graduation A studentrsquos Personal Learning Plan must
document a minimum of 24 credits that include the following
1) Four units of Language Arts ndash must include
a Writing ndash 2 units
b Literature ndash 15 units (must include 5 unit of American Literature)
c Speechndash 5 unit
2) Three units of Mathematics ndash must include
a Algebra I ndash 1 unit
b Algebra II ndash 1 unit
c Geometry ndash 1 unit
3) Three units of Lab Science ndash must include
a Biology ndash 1 unit
b Physical Science ndash 1 unit
c Chemistry or Physics ndash 1 unit
5
4) Three units of Social Studies ndash must include
a US History ndash 1 unit
b US Government ndash 5 unit
c World History ndash 5 unit
d Geography ndash 5 unit
e Social studies elective-5 unit
5) Fine Arts-1 unit
6) Personal Finance or Economics -5 unit
7) Physical Education - 5 unit
8) Health -5 unit
9) Computer Studies-1 unit
10) Senior Experience-1 unit
May be allowed to substitute a different math andor science course to fulfill graduation requirements
See the high school counselor for an exemption form to opt out of the required course(s)
Suggested Graduation Track All students are required to enroll in the following
Grade 9 Composition General Literature Physical Science Math World History and Geography
Computer Applications Web Design and PEHealth
Grade 10 Speech Composition Biology Math and American History
Grade 11 American Literature Advanced Composition Math Chemistry or Physics (other science
course)
Grade 12 British Literature and Senior or College Writing or a full year of Advanced Placement
English Personal FinanceEconomics Government Senior Experience
The purpose of a high school education is to aid a student in developing hisher interests abilities skills
personality habits attitudes thought processes health and knowledge of our democratic form of
government and its operation Such an education will allow the student to take hisher place in any
community as a happy well adjusted and useful citizen Students are expected to be enrolled in six
courses a semester Seniors may enroll in just five courses Special circumstances with administrative
approval may alter this procedure
GPA The following scale will be used in determining grade point averages beginning with all courses in the
2013-2014 school year APMMCcollege level classes are weighted higher due to increased rigor Class
rank is determined by using cumulative grade point average of all classes beginning with 9th grade
PassFail courses shall not be used in the calculation of Grade Point Averages Courses retaken will be
included in the Grade Point Average
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Repeating Courses
Students will only be allowed to take a coursesemester twice in an effort to earn credit unless enrolling
in the course through Connections Academy
Post Secondary Education In general students planning to further their education beyond high school will be required to complete
the following college preparatory curriculum Students who have not met the course requirements in a
discipline may demonstrate appropriate competencies through scores on national tests
English 4 units
Math (Algebra I and higher) 3 units
Science (Laboratory courses) 3 units
Social Studies 3 units
Fine Art 1 unit
Entering Undergraduates will also be required to have ONE of the following a minimum of a 26 high
school GPA a graduating class rank in the top 50- 60 an ACT composite score of 18-2 depending on
the school Some out‐of‐state schools require 2 consecutive units of foreign language Check with the
collegeuniversitytech school you plan to apply to for specific admission requirements
Regents Scholar Diplomas The Division of Education and the Board of Regents annually recognize seniors committed to academic
excellence by issuing Regents Scholar Diplomas Recipients of Regents Scholar Diplomas are accepted
for automatic entrance to any of the public institutions of higher education in South Dakota
To be eligible a student must have completed the following courses with no final grade below a C and a
grade point average no lower than a B Refer to the Board of Regents website at wwwsdboredu for
more information and details regarding qualifications for this diploma
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English 4 units
Mathematics 4 units
Science 4 units
Social Science 3 units
Foreign Language 2 units
Fine Arts 1 unit
South Dakota Opportunity Scholarship Requirements Students must have earned a composite ACT score of 24 or above and have completed the required
courses depending on graduation date These are available at
wwwsdboreduopportunityscholarshipsdoshtm
There is also a new option in which you can receive the SDOS if you have an ACT composite of 28 or
above and if you do not meet the course requirements Refer to the Board of Regents website for more
information and details as well as the application to submit
Special Program Special Education programs at the high school utilize an Individual Education Plan (IEP) to assist
students with special needs Career classes at the high school meet these specialized needs on an
individual basis Contact an administrator for more information
SDMyLifecom SDMyLifecom is a career exploration and planning tool available anywhere you have Internet access
A key component of the programs is the Personal Learning Plan (PLP) which helps ensure students meet
graduationscholarship requirements by taking the appropriate courses and match their career interest
and aptitudes The completion standards guide students through activities designed to assist them in
their post-secondary decision making In addition the electronic portfolio allows students career
planning activities and documentation and also includes an ACT test preparation component This part
is called Master Test Prep and it is FREE You can access it on the first page of sdmylife
8
TEA AREA HIGH SCHOOL COURSE OFFERINGS SUBJECT TO CHANGE
Career and Technical Education
Business Department
Introduction to Business- BE 1101 amp 1102
Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None
Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This course is designed for students to learn basic business concepts relating to a variety of business subjects Subject matter includes basic economic theory owning and operating a business influences on business marketing human resources financial and technological resources career planning in a global economy buying goods and services credit money management and risk management The primary goal is for students to learn the basics of a mixture of personal and business financial aptitudes for use as a citizen and further education
Accounting I- BE 1301 amp 1302
Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Algebra I Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description An introduction to manual double entry accounting the accounting cycle and accounting for a payroll system Key topics include analyzing transactions journalizing posting six column worksheet preparing financial statements cash control and banking activities payroll accounting payroll liabilities and tax records Students will use the APUA software to complete assignments and tests Students should be good with problem solving working with numbers and detail oriented
Accounting II- BE 1601 amp 1602) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Accounting I Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description A continuation of Accounting I with an emphasis on the accounting theory procedures and systems used to record transactions prepare financial statements Accounting II focuses on partnership and corporate structures management decision-making cost control and other selected topics
Business Law- BE 1502 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description Designed to cover a variety of legal topics and provide students fundamental knowledge of criminal law contract law consumer law your money and the law and family law The primary goal is for students to understand the facts about federal state and local law and develop an awareness of legal circumstances to allow students to function more effectively in their chosen professions and become better informed and legally wise citizens
9
Personal Finance- BE 1401 frac12 credit of Personal Finance or Economics is required for graduation Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course is designed for students to learn the essentials and importance of financial planning budgeting banking services credit management the finances of housing saving and investing taxes home and motor vehicle insurance The primary goal of this course is for students to become financially literate in everyday financial affairs
Economics- BE 1801 frac12 credit of Personal Finance or Economics is required for graduation Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course includes basic economic theory as students learn about economic systems and how the American economy works Key topics include your role as a consumer borrowing buying saving and investment
Computer Science Department
Computer Applications- CS 1101 Required Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 5 Credit Description This course is an extension to the Microsoft Office Suite and students will learn how to integrate software programs in this suite In this class students will learn to apply computer skills and applications to real life situations This will be done by completing a business simulation that integrates different software programs to complete professional looking documents
Web Design- CS 1201 Required Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description In web design students will learn how to create and manage a web site Students will also learn the ethical and commercial standards that need to be considered when creating a web site Students will be able to address the needs of the community when they create a web site
Visual Basic Programming- CS 1301 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Computer Applications Web Design Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description Basic windows based programming using Visual Basic 60 This course focuses on problem solving skills program design and logical thinking Topics in this class include decision making repetition statements selections data validation program functionality documentation external files database structures and debugging
Programming Visual C++ CS 1402
Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Visual Basic Programming Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course is a higher level programming class using the Visual C++ programming language Topics include sequence selection repetition functions and arrays
10
Computer Hardware- CS 1501 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Computer Applications Web Design Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course provides the student with concrete hands-on experience with a specific architecture WindowsIntelHP-style personal computer and explores key architectural topics in some depth The course will be primarily a set of lab exercises related to system performance and management that correspond to topics covered in class discussions and lectures
Database Management- CS 1502 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Computer Applications Web Design Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course teaches students to design database applications for business world applications as well as gaining an understanding of how databases are integrated into business needs The course will emphasize data definition and data manipulation languages for relational models Hands-on experience will be provided using Microsoft Access database software
Multimedia Design I- CS 1801 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Computer Applications Web Design Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course will expose students to different tools used in multimedia development Students will be expected to assembly pre-designed multimedia models using such programs as Adobe Photoshop Fireworks and others Students will have labs each week and be required to work in small groups
Computer Programming (Game Design) - CS 1902 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Web Design Computer Applications Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course will explore key components including programming graphic design and audio editing needed in order to develop a game Students will form and work in project development teams and use physics and math skills in order to develop program and market an original game Previous programming experience is not needed
Family amp Consumer Sciences
Interior Design- FACS 1201
Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This class is designed to help students learn about the home as an environment for human growth the selection of a home the process of financingfurnishing a home trends in housing and using related art principles and consumer buying skills Housing styles are identified and decorating techniques are covered Purchasing furnishings and sources of furnishings are investigated Advanced Interior Design ndashFACS 1401
Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites Interior Design I Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit
11
Description This course will give the student the opportunity to link their creative ability to well documented strategies and theories concerning planning and decorating a living or working space Students will be exposed to the relationship between history texture color and design Home accessory projects will be made by the student to enhanced home decorating the projects will be individualized to meet the studentrsquos needs and wants Most material expenses will be the responsibility of the students
Nutrition amp Wellness- FACS 1202
Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description Nutrition and Wellness covers all aspects of food preparation skills and nutritional needs of all ages Specific areas of study are food choices nutrient needs guidelines for good nutrition planning daily food choices food and fitness special topics in nutrition tools and techniques consumer decisions foods for meals and snacks foods of the world special techniques and careers in food and nutrition
Dietetics and Nutrition- FACS 1402
Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites Nutrition and Wellness Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description Dietetics and Nutrition is a semester long course that is designed to teach students about trends related to diet and nutrition Topics covered include career paths and careers in dietetics and nutrition societal trends and concerns impacting dietetics and nutrition and menu planning for others to meet individual needs Students will expand on kitchen skills used in Nutrition and Wellness
Human Development Prenatal to Toddler- FACS 1301
Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course helps the student understand and accept responsibility for ones own actions in relation to decisions about the choice of parenting as well as understanding the relationship between learning about children and being a nurturing parent Students will become aware of the responsibility of being parents as they study the growth of the child from conception through tenth year of life This class would benefit students going into careers such as pre-schoolelementary education nursing teacher aides and future parents Student take home an infant stimulator to learn the skills involved in parenting
Human Development Adolescence to Adulthood- FACS 1302
Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course stresses the importance of relationships in everyday living Topics include establishing and building relationships improving communication building self-esteem personality development developing leadership skills and personal management of both conflict and stress Emphasis is on developing skills in these areas as well as improving relationships through learning about other people families and cultures
Youth Internships- FACS 1101 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites MUST HAVE A CURRENT DRIVERS LICENCE
12
Length One Semester (first) Credit 1 Credit Description Youth Internships allow students the opportunity to consolidate and apply the learning from their high school coursework into a meaningful and relevant on-the job experience It is their venue to connect with the world outside of school and to gain the skills to go on to further education andor enter the workforce The purpose of this program is to give Junior and Senior students the opportunity to expand their experience in the career cluster of their choice Attendance will come into consideration when applying to the Youth Internship program
Industrial Technology
Cabinet Making- IA 1201 amp 1202 Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None Length One Semester (two periods) Credit 1 Creditsemester Description This course introduces the student to fundamentals of woodworking Topics covered wood wood products hand tools power tools lab safety and power tool safety Community Involvement Field trips will be taken to various community businesses throughout the construction industry (Cabinetry House Construction) Students are required to complete projects during the semester
Introduction to Building Trades- IA 1301 amp 1302 Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites Cabinet Making Length One Semester (two periods) Credit 1 Creditsemester Description This course is hands on introduction to the field of building construction Students learn how to use hand power tools with safety being emphasized Wood identification carpentry jobs and carpentry vocations are discussed Field trips will be taken to job sites
Small Engines- IA 1101 amp 1102 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites None Length Two Semesters (two periods) Credit 1 Creditsemester Description Subject manner is presented on engine principles the use of measuring and testing instruments and engine systems such as compression ignition carburetion and starting The instructional program includes preventative maintenance off-season storage safety four-stroke cycle engine overhaul and two-stroke cycle overhaul The engines for this study program are furnished by the students
Introduction to Technology Education (IA) ndash IA 1101 and 1102 (21051) Elective Grade Level 9th Prerequisite None Length One semester (two periods) Credit 1 Credit Description This course is aimed at students who want to learn the BASIC woodworking skills This will be accomplished by completing small woodworking projects Students will learn wordworking skills that will be applicable to real life situations This class is designed for students boys and girls who have little or no experience in woodworking Projects completed in this course include Design Process (Drawing up plans) Energy and Power (Making and wiring a Lamp) Manufacturing (Mass production of a wood project) Communication (making a safety video or commercial on their project)
13
EnglishLanguage Arts Department
English I-Composition- ENG 1101 Required Grade Level 9 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description In Composition I the writing process is reinforced and will be applied to personal narrative descriptive and expository writing Students will read short literature selections and write reaction essays Students will end the semester with a strong writing foundation Grammar sentence structure ideas writing style and syntax will be heavily emphasized in this class
English I-Literature- ENG 1102 Required Grade Level 9 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description Students will read To Kill a Mockingbird Romeo and Juliet and an assortment of multicultural short stories Students will learn vocabulary and complete writing and other assignments as they explore the literature selections In this class students will go beyond simple comprehension of literature they will be able to analyze and describe the effect of figurative language and other literary devices
English II- Speech- ENG 1201 Required Grade Level 10 Prerequisites English I Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description In Speech students will learn about communication and analyze the effect different types of communication have on themselves and others Students will prepare and present various types of speeches and learn valuable speaking and listening strategies This course focuses heavily on effective group communication English II-Composition amp Literature- ENG 1202 Required Grade Level 10 Prerequisites English I Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course encompasses a broad range of writing challenges along with the infusion of multiple pieces of literature Students will analyze creative communication through writing and respond with respectful personal responses to their classmatesrsquo pieces of writing
English III-American Literature- ENG1301
Required Grade Level 11 Prerequisites English I Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description The course surveys American literature and authors from the Colonial Period to the early Twentieth Century Students will learn vocabulary and complete short writing assignments and essays as they relate to the course content grammar usage and mechanics will also be stressed
14
English III-Advanced Composition- ENG 1302 Required Grade Level 11 Prerequisites English I Length One semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course will focus on the proper use of mechanics in writing and the further development of rhetorical skills Students will write a variety of short essays including those in the genres of narration exposition and research with a special emphasis placed on expository essays common in standardized tests
English IV-British Literature- ENG 1401 One credit of a senior-level English course is required Grade Level 12 Prerequisites Senior standing English I II amp III Length One semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course will survey British literature from ancient to modern times exploring the origin and evolution of the English language along the way Lessons will also include the study of literary elements vocabulary writing and grammar
English IV-Senior Writing- ENG1402 One credit of a senior-level English course is required Grade Level 12 Prerequisites Senior standing English I II amp III Length One semester Credit 05 Credit Description This is the capstone writing course for seniors which will combine advanced lessons on vocabulary and grammar with various forms of writing A variety of topics styles and disciplines will be used with the goal of fostering a critical informed view of mass media outlets and preparing students for post-secondary education inside or outside the classroom
Advanced Placement Literature and Composition- ENG 1801 amp 1802 One year of a senior-level English course is required Students must see the instructor for summer reading and vocabulary requirements Grade Level 12 Prerequisites Grade of at least B in English I II and III Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description Students will consider a workrsquos structure style and themes as well as such smaller-scale elements as the use of figurative language imagery symbolism and tone Students will discuss and write about the experience of literature the interpretation of literature and the evaluation of literature NOTE Students will have a chance to earn college credit by earning a certain composite score on the exam which is taken in May Neither taking nor passing the AP exam is required to earn high school credit College credit may be earned by scoring a preset score as determined by a specific college or university Some universities do not accept AP exam scores for credit check with your college before taking the exam
Yearbook Publications- ENG 2001 amp2002 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Sophomore Standing Length One year Credit 1 credit Description Yearbook class will be responsible for creating the schoolrsquos annual yearbook publication Students will review and apply the principles of reporting and photography with special emphasis placed on graphic design as it applies to publishing a comprehensive integrated
15
yearbook The ability to work with others pay attention to detail and work on assignments outside of school hours is recommended as many assignments will require one or all of these
JournalismNewspaper- ENG1601 amp 1602 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites None (based on available space) Length Two semesters (two semesters recommended) Credit 05 Credit (one credit recommended) Description Journalism will introduce students to the basic principles of reporting and photography with an emphasis on newspaper and other print journalism Students in this class will regularly design and publish the schoolrsquos newspaper working independently and in teams to complete assignments including interviewing subjects writing and editing stories taking pictures and designing layouts The ability to work with others pay attention to detail and work on assignments outside of school hours is recommended as many assignments will require one or all of these Photography and photojournalism skills may be included This course may be repeated by students at the instructorrsquos discretion
Creative Writing ndash ENG 1603 amp 1604 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites None Length 1 semester Credit 5 Creative Writing courses offer students the opportunity to develop and improve their technique and individual style in poetry short story drama essays and other forms of prose The emphasis of the courses is on writing however students may study exemplary representations and authors to obtain a fuller appreciation of the form and craft Although most creative writing classes cover several expressive forms others concentrate exclusively on one particular form (such as poetry or playwriting)
16
Fine Arts Department Introduction to Art - FA1301 amp 1302 Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites Length One Semester Credit 5 Credit Description This course is an introduction to high school art The elements and principles of design are emphasized demonstrate two and three dimensional construction utilize design vocabulary and basic drawing skills The principles of design are studied in projects such as architecture design through 1 2 amp 3 point perspective In the area of drawing projects will include human anatomy and creating correct proportions still life contour and line in nature In the area Painting the students will demonstrate painting techniques apply color theory and composition techniques This course also studies the basics of 3D~design Students will learn to hand build coil pots pinch pots slabs and many others
Creative Art Drawing- FA1401 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Creative Art and DrawingPainting Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description Advanced drawing techniques in black and white or color media utilize positive and negative space in a composition identify anatomy and proportion in figure drawing demonstrate proportions in portraiture student develops and produces portfolio of advanced work
Creative Art Painting- FA1501 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Creative Art Drawing Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description Study and use variety of painting media watercolor acrylics and water-based inks Utilize pigment color relationships demonstrate color mixing demonstrate personal growth and increased knowledge of selected media and style present portfolio of advanced work Students will also have to purchase own canvas
Digital Photography- FA1601 Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites Graphics Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This photography course is designed to give students experience in taking and analyzing photographs Students will also learn additional skills such as film processing using a scanner and manipulating photos with Photo Software As a photography student you will also become familiar with how the digital camera works Students will need to have a digital camera and Photo book
Art Portfolio I- FA1701 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Creative Art and DrawingPainting and 3 or 4 Advanced Classes
17
Length One semester Credit 05 Credit Description Students in this class will sign a contract stating the goals they will accomplish during a semester A minimum of 10 projects is required One project is required from each of the following areas 18 X 24 in drawing 14 x 18 in painting ceramics sculpture and design The three remaining projects are the studentrsquos choice Students will submit a self-analysis sheet with each project they complete One art history report and replica is also required
Ceramics Pottery Elective
Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Intro to Art
Length One semester Credit 05 credit
Students will demonstrate advanced ceramics and sculpture techniques to create 3D sculpture working with
clay and other media Students will create clay projects on the potterrsquos wheel Students will know how to load
and unload the kiln
Drama I- FA1801 amp 1802 Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites none Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description Drama focuses on all aspects of theater This course will explore the history of drama and how it has influenced civilization Students will closely examine various types of drama from classic Greek tragedies to modern day American theater Students will also learn different acting techniques and will develop improvisational skills All students will be required to participate in all exercises and performances Participation is expected and will be a large portion of the grade Imagination and creativity are a must for this course
Drama II- FA1901 amp 1902 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Drama I Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description In Drama II Students will continue their exploration of drama and theatre Students will explore additional techniques of acting while sharpening their acting and improvisational skills Students will also examine how to produce a play and experiment with various stage settings This includes directing a one-act play Students will also explore the mechanics of theatre including lighting sound costuming and make-up All students will be required to participate in all exercises and performances Participation is expected and will be a large portion of the grade As with Drama I imagination and creativity are a must for this course
Music Appreciation- FA2001 amp 2002 Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description Music appreciation class is made up of bookwork listening assignments some research in this class will be involved as well as written assignments We will be learning music theory the reading and writing of notes rhythms and symbols on a staff We will also be exploring different genres or types of music such as blues jazz country rock and roll pop as well as world
18
music Most of the grade points in this class will be made up of in class assignments and projects but there will be take home homework and research assignments as well
Concert Band- FA 1101 amp 1102 Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites 5-8 band Length Two semesters Credit 1 credit Description Students will play many types and styles of music throughout the year Marching Band is included at the beginning of the year with various competitions and parades Pep Band plays throughout the year at home sporting events Concert band and Jazz band meet throughout the year and students will also have some opportunities to play in a drum line along with optional solo and ensemble opportunities
Concert Choir- FA1001 amp 1002
Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites By Audition Only Length Two semesters Credit 1 Credit Description Concert Choir will meet every day for 49 minutes The concert choir will be by audition only(30 to-40 members) and will be the one that goes to honors choirs and contests Concert choir will compete in large group contests and have the opportunity to go to small groupsolo contest Only members of the concert choir will be able to audition for All-State Choir and participate in the Big East Honors Choir They will also be required to perform at the winter and spring concerts as well as various community events
Womenrsquos Ensemble
Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None Length Two semesters Credit 1 Credit Description Meets Monday through Friday for 49 minutes The ladies will sing a wide range of genres and languages in 3 and 4 part harmony accompanied and unaccompanied Participation in small group and large group contest as well as home concerts in December and May are required in attendance There may also be opportunities to perform at various community events
Mens Ensemble
Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None Length Two semesters Credit 1 credit Description Meets Monday through Friday for 49 minutes Sing and cover many types of music throughout the year The student will focus on becoming better at reading music and singing 2 3 and 4 part splits You will have the chance to sing a variety of repertoire and perform at the winter and spring concerts as well as various community events Solo work is not required
Symphonic Band Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites Audition Only Length Two semesters Credit 1 credit Description Students will play many types and styles of music throughout the year Marching Band is included at the beginning of the year with various competitions and parades Pep Band
19
plays throughout the year at home sporting events Concert band and Jazz band meet throughout the year and students will also have some opportunities to play in a drum line along with optional solo and ensemble opportunities
Health and Physical Education
High School PE- PEHS 1101 amp PEHS1102 Required Grade Level 9 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description Students will participate in physical activity to achieve and maintain a health enhancing level of physical fitness Students will also participate in and learn different lifetime activities
Health- PE1301 amp PE 1302 Required Grade Level 9 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description Class will cover various health-related topics relevant to teenage life Class consists mainly of lecture and class discussion
Fitness and Conditioning- PE1201 amp 1202 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Physical EducationHealth Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit DescriptionStudents learn the benefits and proper skills associated with strength training plyometrics and cardiovascular exercise Studentrsquos progress is kept with a series of physical and strength testing each nine weeks
20
Math Department
Math requirement and suggestions
1 8th
graders taking Algebra I who do not score proficient on the End of Course Exam will not gain
Algebra I high school credit and will take the course as freshmen
2 Placement in Pathways or Algebra I is based on a studentrsquos performance in their 8th
grade math class
3 Passing a math class with anything less than a C- should be considered an indicator that the next level
math class may be difficult to successfully complete It may be in the studentrsquos best interest to repeat
this class
4 Students planning on attending college in South Dakota that have anything less than a C- in Algebra I
Geometry and Advanced Algebra may have some difficulty with the required math placement exam
An unacceptable score on this exam (ACT score below 20) will require the student to take a remedial
math class for no credit at their own expense
5 If a student wishes to ldquodouble-uprdquo with Geometry and Algebra II during the sophomore or junior year it
is highly recommended that the student receive at least a ldquoBrdquo in Algebra I and be very organized and
very self-disciplined
6 It is important to note that the classes that meet the graduation requirement may not satisfy the entrance
requirements at the college a student chooses Any questions in this area should be directed to a
studentrsquos counselor
Pathways to AlgebramdashMA 1001 amp 1002 Elective (by teacher recommendation only) Grade Level 9 Prerequisites None Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This course will focus on math skills necessary to succeed in Algebra I Registration for this course is based on student performance in prior math courses and also on teacher recommendation
Algebra I ndash MA 1201 amp 1202
Required Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description In this course students will learn the language of algebra (properties) work with real numbers solve linear equations graph relations and functions analyze linear equations solve linear inequalities and solve systems of equations and inequalities They may also be introduced to polynomial operations factoring quadratic and exponential functions radical expressions rational expressions and equations statistics and probability A scientific calculator is recommended
Geometry ndash MA 1301 amp 1302 Required Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites Algebra I Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This course introduces students to geometrical concepts and reasoning Students will work with segment measure and coordinate graphing angles parallels triangles and congruence triangles and their properties triangle inequalities quadrilaterals and their properties proportions
21
and similarity polygons and area circles and their properties surface area and volume right triangles and trigonometry circle relationships proofs and transformations A scientific calculator is recommended
Informal Geometry ndash MA 1010 amp 1020 Prerequisite Algebra I (need teacher recommendation) Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit
Description Geometry will introduce the students to geometrical concepts and reasoning Students will also work with segment measure and coordinate graphing angles parallels triangles and congruence triangles and their properties triangle inequalities quadrilaterals and their properties proportions and similarity polygons and area circles and their properties surface area and volume right triangles and trigonometry circle relationships proofs and transformations
Algebra II ndash MA 1401 amp 1402 Required Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Algebra I Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This course will review some principles of Algebra I Topics may include solving equations and inequalities linear relations and functions systems of equations and inequalities matrices polynomials quadratic functions and inequalities polynomial functions conic sections rational expressions and equations exponential and logarithmic relations sequences and series probability and statistics trigonometric functions and trigonometric graphs and identities A graphing TI-83+ or TI-84+ graphing calculator is recommended due to the extensive use of its functions
Pre-Calculus ndash MA 1701 amp 1702 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Algebra II and Geometry Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This course will review some principles of Algebra II Topics may include linear relations and functions systems of equations and inequalities the nature of graphs polynomial and rational functions trigonometric functions and their graphs trigonometric identities and equations vectors and parametric equations polar coordinates and complex numbers conic sections exponential and logarithmic functions sequences and series combinatorics and probability statistics and data analysis and possibly an introduction to calculus A graphing TI-83+ or TI-84+ graphing calculator is highly recommended due to the extensive use of its functions
Statistics and Probability ndash MA 2201 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Algebra I and Algebra II
Length 1 Semester Credit 5 Descritpion Probability and Statistics courses introduce the study of likely events and the analysis interpretation and presentation of quantitative data Course topics generally include basic probability and statistics discrete probability theory odds and probabilities probability trees populations and samples frequency tables measures of central tendency and presentation of data (including graphs) Course topics may also include normal distribution and measures of variability
22
Consumer Math ndash MA 1501 amp 1502 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites None Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description In this course students will review some concepts of working with numbers decimals fractions as well as some estimation and rounding techniques Students will then be introduced to topics such as part-time and summer jobs full-time work recreation and sports costs basic purchases checking and savings accounts credit automobile expenses taxes housing personal finance and investments
Calculus MA 1801 amp 1802 Elective Grade Level 12 Prerequisites Pre-Calculus Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This course includes limits and continuity differentiation applications of differentiation integration applications of the definite integral exponentials logarithms and other transcendental functions integration techniques infinite series and parametric equations and polar coordinates A graphing TI-83+ or TI-84+ graphing calculator is highly recommended due to the extensive use of its functions
23
Mentoring
Mentoring- MN 1001 amp1002 Elective
Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites 30 GPA amp Instructor Approval ndash must complete an application
and get a teacher recommendation
Length One or Two Semesters Credit 5 Credit Semester
Description Mentors will go to the Elementarty or Intermediate School and are assigned to a classroom to
assist with academic and social skills while being a positive role model to younger students Course is a Pass
Fail
24
Science Department
Physical Science- CS1201 amp 1202 Required Grade Level 9th Prerequisites None Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description Physical science is a required laboratory science usually taken in the 9th grade The focus of this class will be critical thinking skills laboratory skills and basic concepts of physics and chemistry Students will be involved in regular laboratory exercises that will develop their abilities to collect and report data use scientific conversions properly use lab equipment and manipulate data in scientific formulas
Biology I- SC1701 amp 1702 Required Grade Level 10th Prerequisites Physical Science Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This is a life science course that examines such topics in units of ecology cells genetics the history of life plants invertebrates vertebrates and the human body We present these major topics and discuss how all living things on Earth are connected and in fact dependent upon each other Students will be expected to complete projects give presentations and perform lab experiments complete with extensive lab reports
Chemistry- SC1501 amp 1502 Required Grade Level 11th-12th Prerequisites Physical Science Biology Algebra II (may be taken concurrently) Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This is an upper-level elective that is designed to be a college-preparatory course Students should have a strong background in mathematics Students will participate in laboratory work discussions and writing related to the study of matter and energy Chemistry is essential for careers in medicine dentistry pharmacy nursing veterinary work family and consumer sciences agriculture forestry and engineering Topics covered will include atomic structure periodicity bonding stoichiometry reaction dynamics and acids amp bases
Physics- SC2001 amp 2002 Required Grade Level 11th-12th Prerequisites B or better in Geometry and Algebra Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description Students will study energy mechanics heat light electricity and atomic physics Physics is a mathematically intensive so students should have a strong background in both math and science to do well in this course
25
AnatomyPhysiology-Bio III- SC1301 amp 1302 Elective Grade Level 11th-12th Prerequisites Biology Chemistry also strongly suggested Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This is an upper-level elective that is designed as a preparatory course for college-bound students interested in pursuing a career in a health or medical-related field Anatomy is the study of the parts of the human body and physiology is a study of how those parts work The course begins on a cellular level and moves to a study of the tissues and organ systems Students need to have a strong biology and chemistry background coming into this course as well as be proficient in note taking There is a lot of reading involved and there will also be several labs to be completed with extensive lab reports This course does involve direct study of anatomyphysiology through activities such as dissections and a trip to a college lab to view human cadavers
Astronomy- SC1401 Elective Grade Level 11th-12th Prerequisites B or better in Physical Science and Algebra Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This is an upper-level elective Students will study the characteristics of planets stars and galaxies They will also explore our place in our solar system and the universe through the study of the history of astronomy the design and use of astronomical tools and ideas of modern cosmology
Environmental Science-CS1801 Elective Grade Level 11th-12th Prerequisites B or better in Biology Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description Environmental science is an upper-level elective in which students will demonstrate an understanding of the diverse interrelationships that organisms have with each other and their environment They will also address the political and economic implications of the allocation of limited resources Students will research and discuss problems with populations communities and ecosystems They will also trace the movement of energy through the ecosystem
26
Social Sciences Department Geography- SS 1101 Required Grade Level 9 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course will consist of the study of geography with the geographic components revolving around the five fundamental themes of geography and the nationally recognized standards for geography The emphasis of the course is on geography and climate and their impact on the development history and government culture and lifestyle and contemporary society of a region
World History- SS 1102 Required Grade Level 9 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course covers pre-historic to modern times in both western and non-western worlds Topics include the rise of civilization political social and economic developments of the Middle Ages the Renaissance and era of discovery the growth of democracy and nationalism the industrial revolution and the two world wars
American History- SS 1301 amp 1302 Required (or AP US History with prior approval) Grade Level 10 or 11 Prerequisites World History amp Geography Length Two semesters Credit 1 credit Description This course is designed as a concentrated study of our nation from post-American Civil War to the present The purpose of the course is to make students aware of past events so they can have a better understanding of present events Critical thinking and writing will be emphasized Current issues will be discussed and evaluated in their historical context
AP (Advanced Placement) United States History- SS 2101 amp 2102 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites TeacherAdministration consent Length Two semesters Credit 1 credit Description This course is meant to be the equivalent of a college freshman level American history course The course prepares students to take the AP exam which can earn students college credit It is a two semester survey of American history from the earliest explorations to modern times Emphasis is placed on critical and evaluative thinking skills essay writing primary document analysis and historiography Students are required to read outside novels and perform outside research independently Students are required to write numerous historical and analytical essays
Government- SS 1401 Required Grade Level 12 Prerequisites American History Length One Semester Credit 5 credit Description Government examines the origins of American government as well as its current structure and administration The main branches of the government are explored as well as state and local governments
Criminal Justice Today- SS 1801
27
Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course uses interactive methods to give students a practical understanding of law and our legal system while focusing on legal issues relevant to students lives and developing knowledge and skills essential in our law-oriented society International Affairs- SS 1501 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites American History or AP US History Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course familiarizes students with the various issues and news events taking place in the world and how these events affect our lives Local state national and world news items will be featured The major objectives are to promote inquiry through presentation and debate of conflicting viewpoints and to assign students to discover and reflect upon societal problems relevant to their lives It will provide opportunities to apply techniques of investigation and inquiry to the study of significant problems or issues
Psychology- SS 1601 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Biology Length One semester Credit 05 Credit Description In this course students will learn about basic research methods human development from birth to old age the anatomy of the brain and its influence on behavior sensation and perception intelligence and psychological disorders
AP PsychologymdashSS 2501 amp 2502 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Biology Length Two Semesters Credit 10 Credit Description This is a challenging course that is meant to be the equivalent of a college freshmen level Psychology survey course This course is aimed at preparing students for the AP Psychology exam which can earn students college credit Students will explore the history and theoretical basis of psychology relationships between human biology and human behavior theories of development and mental disorders and therapies An emphasis is placed on critical thinking skills essay writing and research methodology Students will be required to write numerous essays and perform research projects
American Presidents- SS 1802 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites American History or AP US History Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course is designed to be a focused study of the most influential presidencies in American history The emphasis will be placed on an evaluation of how various presidents have understood and exercised their constitutional powers in times of war and peace dealing with issues both foreign and domestic
African American History- SS 2002 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit
28
Description In this course students learn of the perseverance bravery and achievements of African-Americans throughout United States history and of the continuing impact of African-Americans on life in the United States at the turn of the twenty-first century
American History and Film- SS 2201 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites American History or AP US History Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course offers an exploration of United States cultural and social history through the medium of film and other mediums of mass culture Students will be asked to rethink the relationships between reality and representation and to re-conceptualize the boundaries between history and film
Sociology- SS 2001 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites None Length One semester Credit 05 Credit Description In this course students will learn about the basis of culture social structure deviance and group behavior through the lens of basic theoretical perspectives of sociology
29
World Language Department
American Sign Language I- FL 1401 amp 1402 Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This introductory class to American Sign Language focuses on finger spelling numbers sign vocabulary grammar non-manual signals and culture of the Deaf community This class also focuses on how to interact with Deaf people and teaches Deaf values
American Sign Language II- FL 1404 amp 1405 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites American Sign Language I Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This course is an intermediate level class focusing on conversational American Sign Language skills and grammar including heightened emphasis on non-manual signals classifiers and storytelling techniques This class also takes a closer look at the Deaf World
Spanish I- FL 1101 amp1102 Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This course is an introduction to the Spanish Language and culture Students will be introduced to Spanish reading writing listening and speaking skills Students will be able to pronounce Spanish comprehend Spanish on a beginnerrsquos level and write short dialogues in Spanish Students will study the culture of the Spanish-speaking world
Spanish II- FL 1201 amp1202 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Spanish I Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description In this course students will continue to improve reading writing listening and speaking skills in Spanish Students will continue to learn about Spanish-speaking countries their histories and cultures through research and presentations
Spanish III- FL 1601 amp 1602 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Spanish II Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Descriptions Students will continue to improve reading writing listening and speaking skills We will review and continue studying the grammatical structure learned in Spanish I and II as well as the thematic vocabulary and complex sentence structures Cultural topics will be integrated into the curriculum Emphasis is on communication in Spanish
Spanish Literature - FL 06109 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Spanish III Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Descriptions Spanish Literature courses place an emphasis on reading understanding and reacting in writing to literature written in Spanish
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Other Courses
Senior Experience- FACS 1501 amp 1502 Required Grade Level 12 Prerequisites MUST BE A SENIOR Length Two Semester Credit 1 Credit Description The purpose of the project is to allow the student to demonstrate the knowledge and maturity that heshe has gained during the course of hisher education The project must be a ldquolearning stretchrdquo meaning that it must go beyond what one already knows or has experienced The Senior Experience is a three-part process consisting of a research paper a projectproduct that is an extension of the research and an oral presentation The topic of this experience is chosen by the student This course is a year long senior course and required for graduation
SILDL (Distance Learning) Courses
(Subject to Change) MMC College Courses
Teacher instructors hired by Mount Marty College and taken over the DDN network live with the
teacher Courses may also be offered online
Level These are college courses not open to underclassmen
Prerequisites
--In order to take these courses students must meet two of the following
A 30 cumulative grade point average
B Minimum grade of B in coursework related to the college course
C ACT score of at least 21 in the content area subtest
D Rank in the top frac12 of the class
Courses and Times
Fall Courses
Composition 1 ndash 700-750 am (possibly other times)
College Algebra ndash 800-850 am
Intro to Psychology ndash 900-950 am
American Government ndash 300 ndash 350 pm
Spring Courses
Literature 1 ndash 700-750 am
Pre-Calculus ndash 800-850 am
Intro to Sociology ndash 900-950 am
Course offeringstimes subject to chagne
Cost Math courses are 4 credits cost = $380 per semester plus books
Other courses are 3 credits cost = $285 per semester plus books
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SILDL High School Courses
Description These hybrid courses (online using local area teachers) are self paced yet rigorous and are
taught and monitored by certified teachers These courses are free with the exception of some course
materials may be needed
Course Offerings (May Change)
Agribusiness
Anatomy and Physiology
Natural History
Physics
Comprehensive Creative Art
Accounting 1 and 2
Digital Media
Service Learning
Spanish 1 and 2
Note If TAHS offers an above course in house we will place student in lsquoin housersquo course
unless extenuating circumstances
NSU Center for Statewide E-Learning AP Learning Power
Description These online AP courses are for public high school students The Learning Power AP
coursework will be challenging so a solid academic background in the identified content area will be
essential The course is free but there is a fee for taking the test
Course Offerings
AP Biology
AP Calculus AB
AP Chemistry
AP EnglishLanguage and Composition
AP EnglishLiterature and Composition
AP Physics B
AP Statistics
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CAREER AND TECHNICAL EDCUATION ACADEMY SIOUX FALLS SCHOOL DISTRICT
Description The CTE Academy is in Sioux Falls We bus for the 715 am course Course schedules vary from semester to semester There is an application process
Architecture and Construction Carpentry I (CTC-30613062) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 2 semesters (2 hours) Credit 1 credit semester Description Successful carpenters need to know more than just how to operate equipment Learn the basics of this career and the value of doing work by constructing two homes from the foundation to the rafters to near completion
Carpentry II (CTC-30813082) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Carpentry I Length 2 semesters (2 hours) Credit 1 credit semester Description In this continuation of Carpentry I young carpenters learn leadership qualities while building a home at the CTE Academy Gain an increased understanding of specialty products and materials Learn project cost-estimating and blue printing
Advanced Woodworking and Cabinet Making (CTC-30903092) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 semester (2 hours) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn advanced woodworking skills including building and installation of cabinets while developing workplace connections and exploring careers in the field
Hospitality and Tourism CulinaryRestaurant Management I (ProStart I) (CTT-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 semester (2 hours) Credit 1 credit semester Description The ProStart program is an industry-based program that prepares students for careers in the restaurant and food service industry Topics include preparing and serving safe food preventing accidents and injuries industrial kitchen equipment usage nutrition business math and business cost awareness
CulinaryResturant Management II (ProStart II) (CTT-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites ProStart I Length 1 semester (2 hours) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn how to be successful in the hospitality and tourism career field Students continue their study of culinary arts ndash gaining essential customer services skills used in food service lodging and business careers Select students have the opportunity to participate in the CTE Culinary Arts competition team
33
Baking and Pastries (CTT-3040) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites ProStart I Length 1 semester (2 hours) Credit 1 credit semester Description In this specialized class students gain the fundamental skills necessary to work in a commercial bakery or your own kitchen Advanced studies include breads pies cakes pastries and much more
Arts AV Technology and Communications Intro to Arts AV Technology and Communications (CTA-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none
Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Lights Camera Action Be your own director Write and produce audio and video projects that inform demonstrate persuade and even entertain Students get hands-on experience using the same digital technology used in world renowned video and film production companies
AV Production (CTA-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to ArtsAV Tech amp Com Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Develop advanced skills in writing and production of audio and video projects Make your work accessible on the internet and see your own quality work proudly displayed on the Districtrsquos cable access channel KLRN-TV
Broadcast Technology (CTA-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to ArtsAV Tech amp Com Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Produce video and audio projects and pieces for the KLRN Klassroom TV show as well as off-site remote broadcasts This course is designed to prepare high school students for professional employment andor further education in television news sports and digital video production
Digital Music Production (CTA-3040) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to ArtsAV Tech amp Com Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Develop knowledge of the music business music copyright and the use electronic music in the entertainment business computer gaming internet technology and music production field
Digital Animation (CTA-3050) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to ArtsAV Tech amp Com Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Manipulate images music and graphics to create animated projects Animation is seen in advertisements on television on your computer screen and on many other things that pop up from the internet
Heath Science
34
Health Careers I (CTS-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none (recommended Anatomy Physiology) Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Want a career in the exciting medical profession Develop an awareness of various health-related careers while learning entry-level skills needed for all jobs in the profession Guest speakers demonstrations and field trips to local health care facilities provide real-life learning opportunities
Health Careers II (CTS-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Health Careers I (need a grade of C or better) Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Try a career in the medical field by completing an internship in a health care facility Apply entry-level skills while on the job Upon successful completion of both courses students are eligible to sit for the Certified Nursing Assistant (CAN) Exam
Project Lead the Way Biomedical Sciences Program This program is divided into four courses-each course building upon the previous Students interested in math science and the human body will be exposed to dynamic hands-on real-world problems to engage and challenge students who are interested in a career in medicine
Principals of Biomedical Sciences PLTW (CTS-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none (recommended Biology Chemistry) Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Study human medicine research processes and get an introduction to crime scene analysis Students investigate various health conditions such as heart disease diabetes sickle cell disease etc Students are engaged through hands-on projects and medical researched
Human Body Systems Biomed II PLTW (CTS-3040) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Principals of Biomedical Sciences Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Play the role of biomedical professionals solving medical mysteries and explore how body systems work together to maintain good health Students investigate the structures and functions of the human body
Medical Interventions Biomed III PLTW (CTS-3050) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Human Body Systems Biomed II Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description This ldquohow-tordquo class allows students to explore how to prevent and fight infection how to screen and evaluate the code in human DNA how to prevent diagnose and treat cancer and how to prevail when the organs of the body begin to fail
Biomedical Innovation Biomed IV PTLW (CTS-3060) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Medical Interventions Biomed III Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description In this capstone course students design and conduct experiments related to the diagnosis treatment and prevention of disease or illness Course includes an internship in the community
35
Human Services All Human Services students study confidentially and are CPRAED certified Students prepare personal resume and portfolio
Intro to Human Services (CTH - 3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description People-oriented occupations require training in human development parenting personal care and wellness counseling consumer services and employment skills Through field experiences and classroom activities students identify possibly career paths suitable to their strengths skills and talents
Guiding Youth and Families (CTH-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Students explore careers related to working directly with youth adolescents adults and the elderly Classroom activities and field experiences expose students to topics including behavior theory relationships ethics and legal issues social problems support systems and learning theories
Personal Services (CTH-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Students learn advanced study of human care and wellness while exploring communication strategies dietetics and nutrition exercise and fitness first aid ethics and legal issues and event planning This is a great choice for students who wish to go into cosmetology personal training or dietetics
Information Technology Introduction to Technology and Computer Support (CTN-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Students learn about computer technology inside a lab format Topics include computer assembly and disassembly troubleshooting repairs operating system installation and peripheral device support Advanced topics include operating system optimization and networking
Advanced Computer Support and Networking (CTN-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Technology and Computer Support Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Upon completion of this course students are prepared to take the CompTIA A+ certification exams Topics include advanced troubleshooting setting up a computer network supporting networking devices establishing network securities and supporting mobile devices
Manufacturing and Welding Principles of Manufacturing (CTM-3010)
36
Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description This project based class covers careers in the fields of Manufacturing and Mechatronics Learn measurement robotics and pneumatics thermal technology basic CAD operations machine tools quality controls welding and soldering purchasing and warehouse management
ElectronicsRobotics (CTM-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Principals of Manufacturing Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Gain advanced knowledge of robotics electronics ACDC electrical manufacturing processes control and materials Advanced training in soldering may lead to industry certification
Introduction to Auto Welding I ( ) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description
Welding II (CTM-3220) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Welding I Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Improve work and safety skills by making and using workable plans for school and personal projects Students improve out-of-position welding skills with SMAW (Shield Metal Arc Welding) and GMAC (Gas Metal Arc Welding) and become proficient in the use of a plasma cutter and wire feed welding processes
Advanced Welding amp Fabrication (CTM-3230) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Welding I and Welding II Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 Credit semester Description Students are exposed to gas tungsten arc welding aluminum welding gouging blueprint reading and heavy duty welding applications for large scale welding projects Students shadow a professional in the field to understand the physical attributes of the career
Aviation Introduction to Aviation (CTF-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn all aspects of the aviation industry including history principles of flight aircraft systems and performance weather navigation and aviation physiology Career exploration and flight simulation training make this an exciting class
Advanced Aviation and Flight (CTF-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Aviation
37
Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Prepare to take the FAA private pilot written exam as well as gain significant knowledge to begin an FAA flight training programming Learn aerodynamics air craft systems federal regulations flight planning weather and flight maneuvers
Science Technology Engineering and Math Project Lead The Way Pathway to Engineering Program Design an alternative housing project test and build wind turbines and apply engineering concepts related to biomechanics ndash think robotics Earn up to 12 college credits towards your engineering degree while you are in high school
Introduction to Engineering Design Engineering I PTLW (CTE-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Students learn how to apply the engineering design process to solve problems in and out of the classroom Using real world 3-D software students communicate the details of the products and will have the opportunity to create prototypes using our 3-D printer
Principles of Engineering Engineering II PTLW (CTE-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Engineering Design Engineering I Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn about major engineering concepts you will encounter in a college engineering curriculum Conduct destructive testing as you learn about material properties Apply your knowledge of engineering concepts as you tackle real-world engineering design problems through the use of VEX Robotics
Digital Electronics Engineering III PTLW (CTE-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Principles of Engineering Engineering II Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Use combinational and sequential logic design key elements of careers in engineering Students design circuits to solve problems export their designs to a printed circuit auto-routing program that generates printed circuit boards and use appropriate components to build their designs
Engineering Design and Development (EDD) Engineering IV PTLW (CTE-3080) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Digital Electronics Engineering III Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Design test and construct a solution to real-world engineering problem The EDD course allows students to apply skills and knowledge learned in previous Project Lead The Way courses
Transportation Distribution and Logistics Introduction to Vehicle Systems and Maintenance offered at the home high schools is a prerequisite for the auto tech courses
Introduction to Auto Welding I ( ) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description This course has been approved by the South Dakota Department of
38
Education to fulfill high school graduation requirements for Career amp Technical Education(CTE) Successful completion of this course is a prerequisite to take the advanced Auto Tech courses at the CTE Academy Demonstrate safety in the shop and lab while obtaining skills for the career and hobby opportunities in the automotive field Students will raise and support all vehicles inspect fluid levels perform an oil change and chassis lube service Students will test service and inspect vehicle electrical cooling and chassis systems Students will also perform services on tires transmission brakes fuel system and interior and exterior surfaces
Automotive Brakes (CTL-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn the fine adjustments and diagnosis techniques of automobile braking systems while troubleshooting and testing Use industry-quality computer equipment to learn the proper installation analyze data and repair vehicle brakes under actual conditions
Automotive Suspension and Steering (CTL-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn the fine adjustments and diagnosis of suspension and steering systems Troubleshoot and test steering and suspension components Use industry-quality equipment and computers to analyze data while working on vehicles under actual conditions
Automotive Electronics (CTL-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Test electronic engine controls and computer diagnosis perform ignition and tune-up procedures test charging and starting systems
Automotive Engine Performance (CTL-3040) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Using the latest in automotive technology and diagnostic equipment students build on their knowledge about fuel systems and fuel injection systems repair under actual lab and shop conditions
Introduction to Auto Body Repair and Estimating (CTL-3050) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Become acquainted with the requirements qualifications and skills needed in the field of auto body repair Demonstrate proper procedures and safety when handling tools and equipment
Auto Body Structural Analysis and Damage Repair (CTL-3060) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Body Repair and Estimating Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester
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Description Demonstrate skills necessary for repairing auto body damage and repainting Successful completion may result in credits in the Auto Body Technology program at Southeast Technical Institute
Auto Body Nonstructural Analysis and Damage Repair (CTL-3070) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Body Repair and Estimating Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Repair auto body damage properly prepare automobile surfaces for painting analyze record and estimate the time and material needed to finish a vehicle Successful completion may result in credits in the Auto Body Technology program at Southeast Technical Institute
Auto Body Painting and Refinishing (CTL-3070) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Body Repair and Estimating Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Gain an understanding of the environmental regulations and industry processes used in painting and refinishing to achieve invisible repair
Academy of Finance This 2 or 3 year national program is designed to prepare students with practical skills to enter the real world of business and finance Earn up to 17 college credits Apply freshman or sophomore year for this program that is sponsored by the National Academy Foundation Financial support is provided by Citibank and numerous local internship sponsors
Sophomore Year Fall Semester Accounting I (ACBA40114012) Spring Semester Accounting II (ACBA40214022) or Introduction to Financial Services (ACBA4070) AND Banking and Credit (ACBA4050)
Junior Year Fall Semester Accounting I (ACBA40114012) or Introduction to Financial Services (ACBA4070) AND Banking and Credit (ACBA4050) Spring Semester Accounting II (ACBA40214022) or Introduction to Financial Services (ACBA4070) AND Banking and Credit (ACBA4050)
Summer Internship Senior Year Fall Semester Financial Planning (ACB-5010) Spring Semester Accounting II (ACBA20214022) AND Financial Economics (ACB-5020)
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Spanish Literature
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Advanced Interior Design
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Youth Internships
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Cabinet Making
Intro to Building Trade
Small Engines
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Service Learning
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American Government
Literature I
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Creative Painting
Digital Photography
Art Portfolio
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Courses at CTE Academy
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Freshmen Required Courses
English Composition English Literature
Geography World History
Physical Science
Computer Applications Web Design
Math Course
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Tea Area Freshmen Registration
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Written Communication Speech
American History
Biology
Math Course
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Check One Personal Finance ___
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3
Welcome to Tea Area School District
The ultimate purpose of education is to help each student become an effective citizen in a
democracy Developing and accepting the responsibilities and obligations of good citizenship
will help students to participate successfully in the world of tomorrow We hope that you will
participate in our varied activities and find those within our school that will prepare you to live
a good life and finally take your place in this complex society Remember that your success in
this school will be directly proportional to your efforts
To promote better understanding and relations between the school students and their
parent(s)guardian(s) honest communications must take place Parent(s)guardian(s) should
feel free to visit the school and to communicate with school personnel however
parent(s)guardian(s) shall take problems to the teacher individually by appointment only
TASD Mission Statement
To educate and empower each student for success in a global
society
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General Information
CreditUnit
A standard semester course is 5 credit A full year would be 1 credit Some semester courses are worth
1 credit Please check course description
Prerequisite A prerequisite is a required course before a student can take other classes
Drop and Adds Students will be allowed to drop or add a class through the third school day of the semester Courses
dropped after the third day will be placed as a W (withdraw) on the transcript Students removed from
classes for disciplinary reasons will receive a failing grade (F) The administration school counselor
parent(s)guardian(s) teacher and student must mutually agree upon any exceptions to this policy
Independent Study
From time to time we have students who are interested in taking courses from staff members
independently The main reason for enrolling in these courses independently is scheduling conflicts
Therefore the following criteria have been established for students desiring to take courses by
independent study
1 Permission to enroll must be granted by the instructor and the administration
2 Students must be enrolled in the junior or senior class
3 First year instructors will not be permitted to offer independent courses 19
4 A course of study must be approved by the administration
5 A ldquoBrdquo average in the field of study is recommended
6 The student must be enrolled in another course or activity during the time the course is being offered
7 Special circumstances may alter this policy with administrative approval
Tea Area High School Graduation Requirements
Twenty four (24) units of credit are required for graduation A studentrsquos Personal Learning Plan must
document a minimum of 24 credits that include the following
1) Four units of Language Arts ndash must include
a Writing ndash 2 units
b Literature ndash 15 units (must include 5 unit of American Literature)
c Speechndash 5 unit
2) Three units of Mathematics ndash must include
a Algebra I ndash 1 unit
b Algebra II ndash 1 unit
c Geometry ndash 1 unit
3) Three units of Lab Science ndash must include
a Biology ndash 1 unit
b Physical Science ndash 1 unit
c Chemistry or Physics ndash 1 unit
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4) Three units of Social Studies ndash must include
a US History ndash 1 unit
b US Government ndash 5 unit
c World History ndash 5 unit
d Geography ndash 5 unit
e Social studies elective-5 unit
5) Fine Arts-1 unit
6) Personal Finance or Economics -5 unit
7) Physical Education - 5 unit
8) Health -5 unit
9) Computer Studies-1 unit
10) Senior Experience-1 unit
May be allowed to substitute a different math andor science course to fulfill graduation requirements
See the high school counselor for an exemption form to opt out of the required course(s)
Suggested Graduation Track All students are required to enroll in the following
Grade 9 Composition General Literature Physical Science Math World History and Geography
Computer Applications Web Design and PEHealth
Grade 10 Speech Composition Biology Math and American History
Grade 11 American Literature Advanced Composition Math Chemistry or Physics (other science
course)
Grade 12 British Literature and Senior or College Writing or a full year of Advanced Placement
English Personal FinanceEconomics Government Senior Experience
The purpose of a high school education is to aid a student in developing hisher interests abilities skills
personality habits attitudes thought processes health and knowledge of our democratic form of
government and its operation Such an education will allow the student to take hisher place in any
community as a happy well adjusted and useful citizen Students are expected to be enrolled in six
courses a semester Seniors may enroll in just five courses Special circumstances with administrative
approval may alter this procedure
GPA The following scale will be used in determining grade point averages beginning with all courses in the
2013-2014 school year APMMCcollege level classes are weighted higher due to increased rigor Class
rank is determined by using cumulative grade point average of all classes beginning with 9th grade
PassFail courses shall not be used in the calculation of Grade Point Averages Courses retaken will be
included in the Grade Point Average
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Repeating Courses
Students will only be allowed to take a coursesemester twice in an effort to earn credit unless enrolling
in the course through Connections Academy
Post Secondary Education In general students planning to further their education beyond high school will be required to complete
the following college preparatory curriculum Students who have not met the course requirements in a
discipline may demonstrate appropriate competencies through scores on national tests
English 4 units
Math (Algebra I and higher) 3 units
Science (Laboratory courses) 3 units
Social Studies 3 units
Fine Art 1 unit
Entering Undergraduates will also be required to have ONE of the following a minimum of a 26 high
school GPA a graduating class rank in the top 50- 60 an ACT composite score of 18-2 depending on
the school Some out‐of‐state schools require 2 consecutive units of foreign language Check with the
collegeuniversitytech school you plan to apply to for specific admission requirements
Regents Scholar Diplomas The Division of Education and the Board of Regents annually recognize seniors committed to academic
excellence by issuing Regents Scholar Diplomas Recipients of Regents Scholar Diplomas are accepted
for automatic entrance to any of the public institutions of higher education in South Dakota
To be eligible a student must have completed the following courses with no final grade below a C and a
grade point average no lower than a B Refer to the Board of Regents website at wwwsdboredu for
more information and details regarding qualifications for this diploma
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English 4 units
Mathematics 4 units
Science 4 units
Social Science 3 units
Foreign Language 2 units
Fine Arts 1 unit
South Dakota Opportunity Scholarship Requirements Students must have earned a composite ACT score of 24 or above and have completed the required
courses depending on graduation date These are available at
wwwsdboreduopportunityscholarshipsdoshtm
There is also a new option in which you can receive the SDOS if you have an ACT composite of 28 or
above and if you do not meet the course requirements Refer to the Board of Regents website for more
information and details as well as the application to submit
Special Program Special Education programs at the high school utilize an Individual Education Plan (IEP) to assist
students with special needs Career classes at the high school meet these specialized needs on an
individual basis Contact an administrator for more information
SDMyLifecom SDMyLifecom is a career exploration and planning tool available anywhere you have Internet access
A key component of the programs is the Personal Learning Plan (PLP) which helps ensure students meet
graduationscholarship requirements by taking the appropriate courses and match their career interest
and aptitudes The completion standards guide students through activities designed to assist them in
their post-secondary decision making In addition the electronic portfolio allows students career
planning activities and documentation and also includes an ACT test preparation component This part
is called Master Test Prep and it is FREE You can access it on the first page of sdmylife
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TEA AREA HIGH SCHOOL COURSE OFFERINGS SUBJECT TO CHANGE
Career and Technical Education
Business Department
Introduction to Business- BE 1101 amp 1102
Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None
Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This course is designed for students to learn basic business concepts relating to a variety of business subjects Subject matter includes basic economic theory owning and operating a business influences on business marketing human resources financial and technological resources career planning in a global economy buying goods and services credit money management and risk management The primary goal is for students to learn the basics of a mixture of personal and business financial aptitudes for use as a citizen and further education
Accounting I- BE 1301 amp 1302
Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Algebra I Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description An introduction to manual double entry accounting the accounting cycle and accounting for a payroll system Key topics include analyzing transactions journalizing posting six column worksheet preparing financial statements cash control and banking activities payroll accounting payroll liabilities and tax records Students will use the APUA software to complete assignments and tests Students should be good with problem solving working with numbers and detail oriented
Accounting II- BE 1601 amp 1602) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Accounting I Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description A continuation of Accounting I with an emphasis on the accounting theory procedures and systems used to record transactions prepare financial statements Accounting II focuses on partnership and corporate structures management decision-making cost control and other selected topics
Business Law- BE 1502 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description Designed to cover a variety of legal topics and provide students fundamental knowledge of criminal law contract law consumer law your money and the law and family law The primary goal is for students to understand the facts about federal state and local law and develop an awareness of legal circumstances to allow students to function more effectively in their chosen professions and become better informed and legally wise citizens
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Personal Finance- BE 1401 frac12 credit of Personal Finance or Economics is required for graduation Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course is designed for students to learn the essentials and importance of financial planning budgeting banking services credit management the finances of housing saving and investing taxes home and motor vehicle insurance The primary goal of this course is for students to become financially literate in everyday financial affairs
Economics- BE 1801 frac12 credit of Personal Finance or Economics is required for graduation Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course includes basic economic theory as students learn about economic systems and how the American economy works Key topics include your role as a consumer borrowing buying saving and investment
Computer Science Department
Computer Applications- CS 1101 Required Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 5 Credit Description This course is an extension to the Microsoft Office Suite and students will learn how to integrate software programs in this suite In this class students will learn to apply computer skills and applications to real life situations This will be done by completing a business simulation that integrates different software programs to complete professional looking documents
Web Design- CS 1201 Required Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description In web design students will learn how to create and manage a web site Students will also learn the ethical and commercial standards that need to be considered when creating a web site Students will be able to address the needs of the community when they create a web site
Visual Basic Programming- CS 1301 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Computer Applications Web Design Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description Basic windows based programming using Visual Basic 60 This course focuses on problem solving skills program design and logical thinking Topics in this class include decision making repetition statements selections data validation program functionality documentation external files database structures and debugging
Programming Visual C++ CS 1402
Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Visual Basic Programming Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course is a higher level programming class using the Visual C++ programming language Topics include sequence selection repetition functions and arrays
10
Computer Hardware- CS 1501 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Computer Applications Web Design Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course provides the student with concrete hands-on experience with a specific architecture WindowsIntelHP-style personal computer and explores key architectural topics in some depth The course will be primarily a set of lab exercises related to system performance and management that correspond to topics covered in class discussions and lectures
Database Management- CS 1502 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Computer Applications Web Design Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course teaches students to design database applications for business world applications as well as gaining an understanding of how databases are integrated into business needs The course will emphasize data definition and data manipulation languages for relational models Hands-on experience will be provided using Microsoft Access database software
Multimedia Design I- CS 1801 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Computer Applications Web Design Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course will expose students to different tools used in multimedia development Students will be expected to assembly pre-designed multimedia models using such programs as Adobe Photoshop Fireworks and others Students will have labs each week and be required to work in small groups
Computer Programming (Game Design) - CS 1902 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Web Design Computer Applications Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course will explore key components including programming graphic design and audio editing needed in order to develop a game Students will form and work in project development teams and use physics and math skills in order to develop program and market an original game Previous programming experience is not needed
Family amp Consumer Sciences
Interior Design- FACS 1201
Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This class is designed to help students learn about the home as an environment for human growth the selection of a home the process of financingfurnishing a home trends in housing and using related art principles and consumer buying skills Housing styles are identified and decorating techniques are covered Purchasing furnishings and sources of furnishings are investigated Advanced Interior Design ndashFACS 1401
Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites Interior Design I Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit
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Description This course will give the student the opportunity to link their creative ability to well documented strategies and theories concerning planning and decorating a living or working space Students will be exposed to the relationship between history texture color and design Home accessory projects will be made by the student to enhanced home decorating the projects will be individualized to meet the studentrsquos needs and wants Most material expenses will be the responsibility of the students
Nutrition amp Wellness- FACS 1202
Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description Nutrition and Wellness covers all aspects of food preparation skills and nutritional needs of all ages Specific areas of study are food choices nutrient needs guidelines for good nutrition planning daily food choices food and fitness special topics in nutrition tools and techniques consumer decisions foods for meals and snacks foods of the world special techniques and careers in food and nutrition
Dietetics and Nutrition- FACS 1402
Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites Nutrition and Wellness Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description Dietetics and Nutrition is a semester long course that is designed to teach students about trends related to diet and nutrition Topics covered include career paths and careers in dietetics and nutrition societal trends and concerns impacting dietetics and nutrition and menu planning for others to meet individual needs Students will expand on kitchen skills used in Nutrition and Wellness
Human Development Prenatal to Toddler- FACS 1301
Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course helps the student understand and accept responsibility for ones own actions in relation to decisions about the choice of parenting as well as understanding the relationship between learning about children and being a nurturing parent Students will become aware of the responsibility of being parents as they study the growth of the child from conception through tenth year of life This class would benefit students going into careers such as pre-schoolelementary education nursing teacher aides and future parents Student take home an infant stimulator to learn the skills involved in parenting
Human Development Adolescence to Adulthood- FACS 1302
Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course stresses the importance of relationships in everyday living Topics include establishing and building relationships improving communication building self-esteem personality development developing leadership skills and personal management of both conflict and stress Emphasis is on developing skills in these areas as well as improving relationships through learning about other people families and cultures
Youth Internships- FACS 1101 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites MUST HAVE A CURRENT DRIVERS LICENCE
12
Length One Semester (first) Credit 1 Credit Description Youth Internships allow students the opportunity to consolidate and apply the learning from their high school coursework into a meaningful and relevant on-the job experience It is their venue to connect with the world outside of school and to gain the skills to go on to further education andor enter the workforce The purpose of this program is to give Junior and Senior students the opportunity to expand their experience in the career cluster of their choice Attendance will come into consideration when applying to the Youth Internship program
Industrial Technology
Cabinet Making- IA 1201 amp 1202 Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None Length One Semester (two periods) Credit 1 Creditsemester Description This course introduces the student to fundamentals of woodworking Topics covered wood wood products hand tools power tools lab safety and power tool safety Community Involvement Field trips will be taken to various community businesses throughout the construction industry (Cabinetry House Construction) Students are required to complete projects during the semester
Introduction to Building Trades- IA 1301 amp 1302 Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites Cabinet Making Length One Semester (two periods) Credit 1 Creditsemester Description This course is hands on introduction to the field of building construction Students learn how to use hand power tools with safety being emphasized Wood identification carpentry jobs and carpentry vocations are discussed Field trips will be taken to job sites
Small Engines- IA 1101 amp 1102 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites None Length Two Semesters (two periods) Credit 1 Creditsemester Description Subject manner is presented on engine principles the use of measuring and testing instruments and engine systems such as compression ignition carburetion and starting The instructional program includes preventative maintenance off-season storage safety four-stroke cycle engine overhaul and two-stroke cycle overhaul The engines for this study program are furnished by the students
Introduction to Technology Education (IA) ndash IA 1101 and 1102 (21051) Elective Grade Level 9th Prerequisite None Length One semester (two periods) Credit 1 Credit Description This course is aimed at students who want to learn the BASIC woodworking skills This will be accomplished by completing small woodworking projects Students will learn wordworking skills that will be applicable to real life situations This class is designed for students boys and girls who have little or no experience in woodworking Projects completed in this course include Design Process (Drawing up plans) Energy and Power (Making and wiring a Lamp) Manufacturing (Mass production of a wood project) Communication (making a safety video or commercial on their project)
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EnglishLanguage Arts Department
English I-Composition- ENG 1101 Required Grade Level 9 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description In Composition I the writing process is reinforced and will be applied to personal narrative descriptive and expository writing Students will read short literature selections and write reaction essays Students will end the semester with a strong writing foundation Grammar sentence structure ideas writing style and syntax will be heavily emphasized in this class
English I-Literature- ENG 1102 Required Grade Level 9 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description Students will read To Kill a Mockingbird Romeo and Juliet and an assortment of multicultural short stories Students will learn vocabulary and complete writing and other assignments as they explore the literature selections In this class students will go beyond simple comprehension of literature they will be able to analyze and describe the effect of figurative language and other literary devices
English II- Speech- ENG 1201 Required Grade Level 10 Prerequisites English I Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description In Speech students will learn about communication and analyze the effect different types of communication have on themselves and others Students will prepare and present various types of speeches and learn valuable speaking and listening strategies This course focuses heavily on effective group communication English II-Composition amp Literature- ENG 1202 Required Grade Level 10 Prerequisites English I Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course encompasses a broad range of writing challenges along with the infusion of multiple pieces of literature Students will analyze creative communication through writing and respond with respectful personal responses to their classmatesrsquo pieces of writing
English III-American Literature- ENG1301
Required Grade Level 11 Prerequisites English I Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description The course surveys American literature and authors from the Colonial Period to the early Twentieth Century Students will learn vocabulary and complete short writing assignments and essays as they relate to the course content grammar usage and mechanics will also be stressed
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English III-Advanced Composition- ENG 1302 Required Grade Level 11 Prerequisites English I Length One semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course will focus on the proper use of mechanics in writing and the further development of rhetorical skills Students will write a variety of short essays including those in the genres of narration exposition and research with a special emphasis placed on expository essays common in standardized tests
English IV-British Literature- ENG 1401 One credit of a senior-level English course is required Grade Level 12 Prerequisites Senior standing English I II amp III Length One semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course will survey British literature from ancient to modern times exploring the origin and evolution of the English language along the way Lessons will also include the study of literary elements vocabulary writing and grammar
English IV-Senior Writing- ENG1402 One credit of a senior-level English course is required Grade Level 12 Prerequisites Senior standing English I II amp III Length One semester Credit 05 Credit Description This is the capstone writing course for seniors which will combine advanced lessons on vocabulary and grammar with various forms of writing A variety of topics styles and disciplines will be used with the goal of fostering a critical informed view of mass media outlets and preparing students for post-secondary education inside or outside the classroom
Advanced Placement Literature and Composition- ENG 1801 amp 1802 One year of a senior-level English course is required Students must see the instructor for summer reading and vocabulary requirements Grade Level 12 Prerequisites Grade of at least B in English I II and III Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description Students will consider a workrsquos structure style and themes as well as such smaller-scale elements as the use of figurative language imagery symbolism and tone Students will discuss and write about the experience of literature the interpretation of literature and the evaluation of literature NOTE Students will have a chance to earn college credit by earning a certain composite score on the exam which is taken in May Neither taking nor passing the AP exam is required to earn high school credit College credit may be earned by scoring a preset score as determined by a specific college or university Some universities do not accept AP exam scores for credit check with your college before taking the exam
Yearbook Publications- ENG 2001 amp2002 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Sophomore Standing Length One year Credit 1 credit Description Yearbook class will be responsible for creating the schoolrsquos annual yearbook publication Students will review and apply the principles of reporting and photography with special emphasis placed on graphic design as it applies to publishing a comprehensive integrated
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yearbook The ability to work with others pay attention to detail and work on assignments outside of school hours is recommended as many assignments will require one or all of these
JournalismNewspaper- ENG1601 amp 1602 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites None (based on available space) Length Two semesters (two semesters recommended) Credit 05 Credit (one credit recommended) Description Journalism will introduce students to the basic principles of reporting and photography with an emphasis on newspaper and other print journalism Students in this class will regularly design and publish the schoolrsquos newspaper working independently and in teams to complete assignments including interviewing subjects writing and editing stories taking pictures and designing layouts The ability to work with others pay attention to detail and work on assignments outside of school hours is recommended as many assignments will require one or all of these Photography and photojournalism skills may be included This course may be repeated by students at the instructorrsquos discretion
Creative Writing ndash ENG 1603 amp 1604 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites None Length 1 semester Credit 5 Creative Writing courses offer students the opportunity to develop and improve their technique and individual style in poetry short story drama essays and other forms of prose The emphasis of the courses is on writing however students may study exemplary representations and authors to obtain a fuller appreciation of the form and craft Although most creative writing classes cover several expressive forms others concentrate exclusively on one particular form (such as poetry or playwriting)
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Fine Arts Department Introduction to Art - FA1301 amp 1302 Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites Length One Semester Credit 5 Credit Description This course is an introduction to high school art The elements and principles of design are emphasized demonstrate two and three dimensional construction utilize design vocabulary and basic drawing skills The principles of design are studied in projects such as architecture design through 1 2 amp 3 point perspective In the area of drawing projects will include human anatomy and creating correct proportions still life contour and line in nature In the area Painting the students will demonstrate painting techniques apply color theory and composition techniques This course also studies the basics of 3D~design Students will learn to hand build coil pots pinch pots slabs and many others
Creative Art Drawing- FA1401 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Creative Art and DrawingPainting Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description Advanced drawing techniques in black and white or color media utilize positive and negative space in a composition identify anatomy and proportion in figure drawing demonstrate proportions in portraiture student develops and produces portfolio of advanced work
Creative Art Painting- FA1501 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Creative Art Drawing Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description Study and use variety of painting media watercolor acrylics and water-based inks Utilize pigment color relationships demonstrate color mixing demonstrate personal growth and increased knowledge of selected media and style present portfolio of advanced work Students will also have to purchase own canvas
Digital Photography- FA1601 Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites Graphics Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This photography course is designed to give students experience in taking and analyzing photographs Students will also learn additional skills such as film processing using a scanner and manipulating photos with Photo Software As a photography student you will also become familiar with how the digital camera works Students will need to have a digital camera and Photo book
Art Portfolio I- FA1701 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Creative Art and DrawingPainting and 3 or 4 Advanced Classes
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Length One semester Credit 05 Credit Description Students in this class will sign a contract stating the goals they will accomplish during a semester A minimum of 10 projects is required One project is required from each of the following areas 18 X 24 in drawing 14 x 18 in painting ceramics sculpture and design The three remaining projects are the studentrsquos choice Students will submit a self-analysis sheet with each project they complete One art history report and replica is also required
Ceramics Pottery Elective
Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Intro to Art
Length One semester Credit 05 credit
Students will demonstrate advanced ceramics and sculpture techniques to create 3D sculpture working with
clay and other media Students will create clay projects on the potterrsquos wheel Students will know how to load
and unload the kiln
Drama I- FA1801 amp 1802 Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites none Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description Drama focuses on all aspects of theater This course will explore the history of drama and how it has influenced civilization Students will closely examine various types of drama from classic Greek tragedies to modern day American theater Students will also learn different acting techniques and will develop improvisational skills All students will be required to participate in all exercises and performances Participation is expected and will be a large portion of the grade Imagination and creativity are a must for this course
Drama II- FA1901 amp 1902 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Drama I Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description In Drama II Students will continue their exploration of drama and theatre Students will explore additional techniques of acting while sharpening their acting and improvisational skills Students will also examine how to produce a play and experiment with various stage settings This includes directing a one-act play Students will also explore the mechanics of theatre including lighting sound costuming and make-up All students will be required to participate in all exercises and performances Participation is expected and will be a large portion of the grade As with Drama I imagination and creativity are a must for this course
Music Appreciation- FA2001 amp 2002 Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description Music appreciation class is made up of bookwork listening assignments some research in this class will be involved as well as written assignments We will be learning music theory the reading and writing of notes rhythms and symbols on a staff We will also be exploring different genres or types of music such as blues jazz country rock and roll pop as well as world
18
music Most of the grade points in this class will be made up of in class assignments and projects but there will be take home homework and research assignments as well
Concert Band- FA 1101 amp 1102 Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites 5-8 band Length Two semesters Credit 1 credit Description Students will play many types and styles of music throughout the year Marching Band is included at the beginning of the year with various competitions and parades Pep Band plays throughout the year at home sporting events Concert band and Jazz band meet throughout the year and students will also have some opportunities to play in a drum line along with optional solo and ensemble opportunities
Concert Choir- FA1001 amp 1002
Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites By Audition Only Length Two semesters Credit 1 Credit Description Concert Choir will meet every day for 49 minutes The concert choir will be by audition only(30 to-40 members) and will be the one that goes to honors choirs and contests Concert choir will compete in large group contests and have the opportunity to go to small groupsolo contest Only members of the concert choir will be able to audition for All-State Choir and participate in the Big East Honors Choir They will also be required to perform at the winter and spring concerts as well as various community events
Womenrsquos Ensemble
Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None Length Two semesters Credit 1 Credit Description Meets Monday through Friday for 49 minutes The ladies will sing a wide range of genres and languages in 3 and 4 part harmony accompanied and unaccompanied Participation in small group and large group contest as well as home concerts in December and May are required in attendance There may also be opportunities to perform at various community events
Mens Ensemble
Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None Length Two semesters Credit 1 credit Description Meets Monday through Friday for 49 minutes Sing and cover many types of music throughout the year The student will focus on becoming better at reading music and singing 2 3 and 4 part splits You will have the chance to sing a variety of repertoire and perform at the winter and spring concerts as well as various community events Solo work is not required
Symphonic Band Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites Audition Only Length Two semesters Credit 1 credit Description Students will play many types and styles of music throughout the year Marching Band is included at the beginning of the year with various competitions and parades Pep Band
19
plays throughout the year at home sporting events Concert band and Jazz band meet throughout the year and students will also have some opportunities to play in a drum line along with optional solo and ensemble opportunities
Health and Physical Education
High School PE- PEHS 1101 amp PEHS1102 Required Grade Level 9 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description Students will participate in physical activity to achieve and maintain a health enhancing level of physical fitness Students will also participate in and learn different lifetime activities
Health- PE1301 amp PE 1302 Required Grade Level 9 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description Class will cover various health-related topics relevant to teenage life Class consists mainly of lecture and class discussion
Fitness and Conditioning- PE1201 amp 1202 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Physical EducationHealth Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit DescriptionStudents learn the benefits and proper skills associated with strength training plyometrics and cardiovascular exercise Studentrsquos progress is kept with a series of physical and strength testing each nine weeks
20
Math Department
Math requirement and suggestions
1 8th
graders taking Algebra I who do not score proficient on the End of Course Exam will not gain
Algebra I high school credit and will take the course as freshmen
2 Placement in Pathways or Algebra I is based on a studentrsquos performance in their 8th
grade math class
3 Passing a math class with anything less than a C- should be considered an indicator that the next level
math class may be difficult to successfully complete It may be in the studentrsquos best interest to repeat
this class
4 Students planning on attending college in South Dakota that have anything less than a C- in Algebra I
Geometry and Advanced Algebra may have some difficulty with the required math placement exam
An unacceptable score on this exam (ACT score below 20) will require the student to take a remedial
math class for no credit at their own expense
5 If a student wishes to ldquodouble-uprdquo with Geometry and Algebra II during the sophomore or junior year it
is highly recommended that the student receive at least a ldquoBrdquo in Algebra I and be very organized and
very self-disciplined
6 It is important to note that the classes that meet the graduation requirement may not satisfy the entrance
requirements at the college a student chooses Any questions in this area should be directed to a
studentrsquos counselor
Pathways to AlgebramdashMA 1001 amp 1002 Elective (by teacher recommendation only) Grade Level 9 Prerequisites None Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This course will focus on math skills necessary to succeed in Algebra I Registration for this course is based on student performance in prior math courses and also on teacher recommendation
Algebra I ndash MA 1201 amp 1202
Required Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description In this course students will learn the language of algebra (properties) work with real numbers solve linear equations graph relations and functions analyze linear equations solve linear inequalities and solve systems of equations and inequalities They may also be introduced to polynomial operations factoring quadratic and exponential functions radical expressions rational expressions and equations statistics and probability A scientific calculator is recommended
Geometry ndash MA 1301 amp 1302 Required Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites Algebra I Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This course introduces students to geometrical concepts and reasoning Students will work with segment measure and coordinate graphing angles parallels triangles and congruence triangles and their properties triangle inequalities quadrilaterals and their properties proportions
21
and similarity polygons and area circles and their properties surface area and volume right triangles and trigonometry circle relationships proofs and transformations A scientific calculator is recommended
Informal Geometry ndash MA 1010 amp 1020 Prerequisite Algebra I (need teacher recommendation) Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit
Description Geometry will introduce the students to geometrical concepts and reasoning Students will also work with segment measure and coordinate graphing angles parallels triangles and congruence triangles and their properties triangle inequalities quadrilaterals and their properties proportions and similarity polygons and area circles and their properties surface area and volume right triangles and trigonometry circle relationships proofs and transformations
Algebra II ndash MA 1401 amp 1402 Required Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Algebra I Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This course will review some principles of Algebra I Topics may include solving equations and inequalities linear relations and functions systems of equations and inequalities matrices polynomials quadratic functions and inequalities polynomial functions conic sections rational expressions and equations exponential and logarithmic relations sequences and series probability and statistics trigonometric functions and trigonometric graphs and identities A graphing TI-83+ or TI-84+ graphing calculator is recommended due to the extensive use of its functions
Pre-Calculus ndash MA 1701 amp 1702 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Algebra II and Geometry Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This course will review some principles of Algebra II Topics may include linear relations and functions systems of equations and inequalities the nature of graphs polynomial and rational functions trigonometric functions and their graphs trigonometric identities and equations vectors and parametric equations polar coordinates and complex numbers conic sections exponential and logarithmic functions sequences and series combinatorics and probability statistics and data analysis and possibly an introduction to calculus A graphing TI-83+ or TI-84+ graphing calculator is highly recommended due to the extensive use of its functions
Statistics and Probability ndash MA 2201 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Algebra I and Algebra II
Length 1 Semester Credit 5 Descritpion Probability and Statistics courses introduce the study of likely events and the analysis interpretation and presentation of quantitative data Course topics generally include basic probability and statistics discrete probability theory odds and probabilities probability trees populations and samples frequency tables measures of central tendency and presentation of data (including graphs) Course topics may also include normal distribution and measures of variability
22
Consumer Math ndash MA 1501 amp 1502 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites None Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description In this course students will review some concepts of working with numbers decimals fractions as well as some estimation and rounding techniques Students will then be introduced to topics such as part-time and summer jobs full-time work recreation and sports costs basic purchases checking and savings accounts credit automobile expenses taxes housing personal finance and investments
Calculus MA 1801 amp 1802 Elective Grade Level 12 Prerequisites Pre-Calculus Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This course includes limits and continuity differentiation applications of differentiation integration applications of the definite integral exponentials logarithms and other transcendental functions integration techniques infinite series and parametric equations and polar coordinates A graphing TI-83+ or TI-84+ graphing calculator is highly recommended due to the extensive use of its functions
23
Mentoring
Mentoring- MN 1001 amp1002 Elective
Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites 30 GPA amp Instructor Approval ndash must complete an application
and get a teacher recommendation
Length One or Two Semesters Credit 5 Credit Semester
Description Mentors will go to the Elementarty or Intermediate School and are assigned to a classroom to
assist with academic and social skills while being a positive role model to younger students Course is a Pass
Fail
24
Science Department
Physical Science- CS1201 amp 1202 Required Grade Level 9th Prerequisites None Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description Physical science is a required laboratory science usually taken in the 9th grade The focus of this class will be critical thinking skills laboratory skills and basic concepts of physics and chemistry Students will be involved in regular laboratory exercises that will develop their abilities to collect and report data use scientific conversions properly use lab equipment and manipulate data in scientific formulas
Biology I- SC1701 amp 1702 Required Grade Level 10th Prerequisites Physical Science Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This is a life science course that examines such topics in units of ecology cells genetics the history of life plants invertebrates vertebrates and the human body We present these major topics and discuss how all living things on Earth are connected and in fact dependent upon each other Students will be expected to complete projects give presentations and perform lab experiments complete with extensive lab reports
Chemistry- SC1501 amp 1502 Required Grade Level 11th-12th Prerequisites Physical Science Biology Algebra II (may be taken concurrently) Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This is an upper-level elective that is designed to be a college-preparatory course Students should have a strong background in mathematics Students will participate in laboratory work discussions and writing related to the study of matter and energy Chemistry is essential for careers in medicine dentistry pharmacy nursing veterinary work family and consumer sciences agriculture forestry and engineering Topics covered will include atomic structure periodicity bonding stoichiometry reaction dynamics and acids amp bases
Physics- SC2001 amp 2002 Required Grade Level 11th-12th Prerequisites B or better in Geometry and Algebra Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description Students will study energy mechanics heat light electricity and atomic physics Physics is a mathematically intensive so students should have a strong background in both math and science to do well in this course
25
AnatomyPhysiology-Bio III- SC1301 amp 1302 Elective Grade Level 11th-12th Prerequisites Biology Chemistry also strongly suggested Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This is an upper-level elective that is designed as a preparatory course for college-bound students interested in pursuing a career in a health or medical-related field Anatomy is the study of the parts of the human body and physiology is a study of how those parts work The course begins on a cellular level and moves to a study of the tissues and organ systems Students need to have a strong biology and chemistry background coming into this course as well as be proficient in note taking There is a lot of reading involved and there will also be several labs to be completed with extensive lab reports This course does involve direct study of anatomyphysiology through activities such as dissections and a trip to a college lab to view human cadavers
Astronomy- SC1401 Elective Grade Level 11th-12th Prerequisites B or better in Physical Science and Algebra Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This is an upper-level elective Students will study the characteristics of planets stars and galaxies They will also explore our place in our solar system and the universe through the study of the history of astronomy the design and use of astronomical tools and ideas of modern cosmology
Environmental Science-CS1801 Elective Grade Level 11th-12th Prerequisites B or better in Biology Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description Environmental science is an upper-level elective in which students will demonstrate an understanding of the diverse interrelationships that organisms have with each other and their environment They will also address the political and economic implications of the allocation of limited resources Students will research and discuss problems with populations communities and ecosystems They will also trace the movement of energy through the ecosystem
26
Social Sciences Department Geography- SS 1101 Required Grade Level 9 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course will consist of the study of geography with the geographic components revolving around the five fundamental themes of geography and the nationally recognized standards for geography The emphasis of the course is on geography and climate and their impact on the development history and government culture and lifestyle and contemporary society of a region
World History- SS 1102 Required Grade Level 9 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course covers pre-historic to modern times in both western and non-western worlds Topics include the rise of civilization political social and economic developments of the Middle Ages the Renaissance and era of discovery the growth of democracy and nationalism the industrial revolution and the two world wars
American History- SS 1301 amp 1302 Required (or AP US History with prior approval) Grade Level 10 or 11 Prerequisites World History amp Geography Length Two semesters Credit 1 credit Description This course is designed as a concentrated study of our nation from post-American Civil War to the present The purpose of the course is to make students aware of past events so they can have a better understanding of present events Critical thinking and writing will be emphasized Current issues will be discussed and evaluated in their historical context
AP (Advanced Placement) United States History- SS 2101 amp 2102 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites TeacherAdministration consent Length Two semesters Credit 1 credit Description This course is meant to be the equivalent of a college freshman level American history course The course prepares students to take the AP exam which can earn students college credit It is a two semester survey of American history from the earliest explorations to modern times Emphasis is placed on critical and evaluative thinking skills essay writing primary document analysis and historiography Students are required to read outside novels and perform outside research independently Students are required to write numerous historical and analytical essays
Government- SS 1401 Required Grade Level 12 Prerequisites American History Length One Semester Credit 5 credit Description Government examines the origins of American government as well as its current structure and administration The main branches of the government are explored as well as state and local governments
Criminal Justice Today- SS 1801
27
Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course uses interactive methods to give students a practical understanding of law and our legal system while focusing on legal issues relevant to students lives and developing knowledge and skills essential in our law-oriented society International Affairs- SS 1501 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites American History or AP US History Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course familiarizes students with the various issues and news events taking place in the world and how these events affect our lives Local state national and world news items will be featured The major objectives are to promote inquiry through presentation and debate of conflicting viewpoints and to assign students to discover and reflect upon societal problems relevant to their lives It will provide opportunities to apply techniques of investigation and inquiry to the study of significant problems or issues
Psychology- SS 1601 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Biology Length One semester Credit 05 Credit Description In this course students will learn about basic research methods human development from birth to old age the anatomy of the brain and its influence on behavior sensation and perception intelligence and psychological disorders
AP PsychologymdashSS 2501 amp 2502 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Biology Length Two Semesters Credit 10 Credit Description This is a challenging course that is meant to be the equivalent of a college freshmen level Psychology survey course This course is aimed at preparing students for the AP Psychology exam which can earn students college credit Students will explore the history and theoretical basis of psychology relationships between human biology and human behavior theories of development and mental disorders and therapies An emphasis is placed on critical thinking skills essay writing and research methodology Students will be required to write numerous essays and perform research projects
American Presidents- SS 1802 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites American History or AP US History Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course is designed to be a focused study of the most influential presidencies in American history The emphasis will be placed on an evaluation of how various presidents have understood and exercised their constitutional powers in times of war and peace dealing with issues both foreign and domestic
African American History- SS 2002 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit
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Description In this course students learn of the perseverance bravery and achievements of African-Americans throughout United States history and of the continuing impact of African-Americans on life in the United States at the turn of the twenty-first century
American History and Film- SS 2201 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites American History or AP US History Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course offers an exploration of United States cultural and social history through the medium of film and other mediums of mass culture Students will be asked to rethink the relationships between reality and representation and to re-conceptualize the boundaries between history and film
Sociology- SS 2001 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites None Length One semester Credit 05 Credit Description In this course students will learn about the basis of culture social structure deviance and group behavior through the lens of basic theoretical perspectives of sociology
29
World Language Department
American Sign Language I- FL 1401 amp 1402 Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This introductory class to American Sign Language focuses on finger spelling numbers sign vocabulary grammar non-manual signals and culture of the Deaf community This class also focuses on how to interact with Deaf people and teaches Deaf values
American Sign Language II- FL 1404 amp 1405 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites American Sign Language I Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This course is an intermediate level class focusing on conversational American Sign Language skills and grammar including heightened emphasis on non-manual signals classifiers and storytelling techniques This class also takes a closer look at the Deaf World
Spanish I- FL 1101 amp1102 Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This course is an introduction to the Spanish Language and culture Students will be introduced to Spanish reading writing listening and speaking skills Students will be able to pronounce Spanish comprehend Spanish on a beginnerrsquos level and write short dialogues in Spanish Students will study the culture of the Spanish-speaking world
Spanish II- FL 1201 amp1202 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Spanish I Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description In this course students will continue to improve reading writing listening and speaking skills in Spanish Students will continue to learn about Spanish-speaking countries their histories and cultures through research and presentations
Spanish III- FL 1601 amp 1602 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Spanish II Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Descriptions Students will continue to improve reading writing listening and speaking skills We will review and continue studying the grammatical structure learned in Spanish I and II as well as the thematic vocabulary and complex sentence structures Cultural topics will be integrated into the curriculum Emphasis is on communication in Spanish
Spanish Literature - FL 06109 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Spanish III Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Descriptions Spanish Literature courses place an emphasis on reading understanding and reacting in writing to literature written in Spanish
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Other Courses
Senior Experience- FACS 1501 amp 1502 Required Grade Level 12 Prerequisites MUST BE A SENIOR Length Two Semester Credit 1 Credit Description The purpose of the project is to allow the student to demonstrate the knowledge and maturity that heshe has gained during the course of hisher education The project must be a ldquolearning stretchrdquo meaning that it must go beyond what one already knows or has experienced The Senior Experience is a three-part process consisting of a research paper a projectproduct that is an extension of the research and an oral presentation The topic of this experience is chosen by the student This course is a year long senior course and required for graduation
SILDL (Distance Learning) Courses
(Subject to Change) MMC College Courses
Teacher instructors hired by Mount Marty College and taken over the DDN network live with the
teacher Courses may also be offered online
Level These are college courses not open to underclassmen
Prerequisites
--In order to take these courses students must meet two of the following
A 30 cumulative grade point average
B Minimum grade of B in coursework related to the college course
C ACT score of at least 21 in the content area subtest
D Rank in the top frac12 of the class
Courses and Times
Fall Courses
Composition 1 ndash 700-750 am (possibly other times)
College Algebra ndash 800-850 am
Intro to Psychology ndash 900-950 am
American Government ndash 300 ndash 350 pm
Spring Courses
Literature 1 ndash 700-750 am
Pre-Calculus ndash 800-850 am
Intro to Sociology ndash 900-950 am
Course offeringstimes subject to chagne
Cost Math courses are 4 credits cost = $380 per semester plus books
Other courses are 3 credits cost = $285 per semester plus books
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SILDL High School Courses
Description These hybrid courses (online using local area teachers) are self paced yet rigorous and are
taught and monitored by certified teachers These courses are free with the exception of some course
materials may be needed
Course Offerings (May Change)
Agribusiness
Anatomy and Physiology
Natural History
Physics
Comprehensive Creative Art
Accounting 1 and 2
Digital Media
Service Learning
Spanish 1 and 2
Note If TAHS offers an above course in house we will place student in lsquoin housersquo course
unless extenuating circumstances
NSU Center for Statewide E-Learning AP Learning Power
Description These online AP courses are for public high school students The Learning Power AP
coursework will be challenging so a solid academic background in the identified content area will be
essential The course is free but there is a fee for taking the test
Course Offerings
AP Biology
AP Calculus AB
AP Chemistry
AP EnglishLanguage and Composition
AP EnglishLiterature and Composition
AP Physics B
AP Statistics
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CAREER AND TECHNICAL EDCUATION ACADEMY SIOUX FALLS SCHOOL DISTRICT
Description The CTE Academy is in Sioux Falls We bus for the 715 am course Course schedules vary from semester to semester There is an application process
Architecture and Construction Carpentry I (CTC-30613062) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 2 semesters (2 hours) Credit 1 credit semester Description Successful carpenters need to know more than just how to operate equipment Learn the basics of this career and the value of doing work by constructing two homes from the foundation to the rafters to near completion
Carpentry II (CTC-30813082) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Carpentry I Length 2 semesters (2 hours) Credit 1 credit semester Description In this continuation of Carpentry I young carpenters learn leadership qualities while building a home at the CTE Academy Gain an increased understanding of specialty products and materials Learn project cost-estimating and blue printing
Advanced Woodworking and Cabinet Making (CTC-30903092) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 semester (2 hours) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn advanced woodworking skills including building and installation of cabinets while developing workplace connections and exploring careers in the field
Hospitality and Tourism CulinaryRestaurant Management I (ProStart I) (CTT-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 semester (2 hours) Credit 1 credit semester Description The ProStart program is an industry-based program that prepares students for careers in the restaurant and food service industry Topics include preparing and serving safe food preventing accidents and injuries industrial kitchen equipment usage nutrition business math and business cost awareness
CulinaryResturant Management II (ProStart II) (CTT-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites ProStart I Length 1 semester (2 hours) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn how to be successful in the hospitality and tourism career field Students continue their study of culinary arts ndash gaining essential customer services skills used in food service lodging and business careers Select students have the opportunity to participate in the CTE Culinary Arts competition team
33
Baking and Pastries (CTT-3040) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites ProStart I Length 1 semester (2 hours) Credit 1 credit semester Description In this specialized class students gain the fundamental skills necessary to work in a commercial bakery or your own kitchen Advanced studies include breads pies cakes pastries and much more
Arts AV Technology and Communications Intro to Arts AV Technology and Communications (CTA-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none
Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Lights Camera Action Be your own director Write and produce audio and video projects that inform demonstrate persuade and even entertain Students get hands-on experience using the same digital technology used in world renowned video and film production companies
AV Production (CTA-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to ArtsAV Tech amp Com Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Develop advanced skills in writing and production of audio and video projects Make your work accessible on the internet and see your own quality work proudly displayed on the Districtrsquos cable access channel KLRN-TV
Broadcast Technology (CTA-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to ArtsAV Tech amp Com Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Produce video and audio projects and pieces for the KLRN Klassroom TV show as well as off-site remote broadcasts This course is designed to prepare high school students for professional employment andor further education in television news sports and digital video production
Digital Music Production (CTA-3040) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to ArtsAV Tech amp Com Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Develop knowledge of the music business music copyright and the use electronic music in the entertainment business computer gaming internet technology and music production field
Digital Animation (CTA-3050) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to ArtsAV Tech amp Com Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Manipulate images music and graphics to create animated projects Animation is seen in advertisements on television on your computer screen and on many other things that pop up from the internet
Heath Science
34
Health Careers I (CTS-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none (recommended Anatomy Physiology) Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Want a career in the exciting medical profession Develop an awareness of various health-related careers while learning entry-level skills needed for all jobs in the profession Guest speakers demonstrations and field trips to local health care facilities provide real-life learning opportunities
Health Careers II (CTS-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Health Careers I (need a grade of C or better) Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Try a career in the medical field by completing an internship in a health care facility Apply entry-level skills while on the job Upon successful completion of both courses students are eligible to sit for the Certified Nursing Assistant (CAN) Exam
Project Lead the Way Biomedical Sciences Program This program is divided into four courses-each course building upon the previous Students interested in math science and the human body will be exposed to dynamic hands-on real-world problems to engage and challenge students who are interested in a career in medicine
Principals of Biomedical Sciences PLTW (CTS-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none (recommended Biology Chemistry) Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Study human medicine research processes and get an introduction to crime scene analysis Students investigate various health conditions such as heart disease diabetes sickle cell disease etc Students are engaged through hands-on projects and medical researched
Human Body Systems Biomed II PLTW (CTS-3040) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Principals of Biomedical Sciences Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Play the role of biomedical professionals solving medical mysteries and explore how body systems work together to maintain good health Students investigate the structures and functions of the human body
Medical Interventions Biomed III PLTW (CTS-3050) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Human Body Systems Biomed II Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description This ldquohow-tordquo class allows students to explore how to prevent and fight infection how to screen and evaluate the code in human DNA how to prevent diagnose and treat cancer and how to prevail when the organs of the body begin to fail
Biomedical Innovation Biomed IV PTLW (CTS-3060) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Medical Interventions Biomed III Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description In this capstone course students design and conduct experiments related to the diagnosis treatment and prevention of disease or illness Course includes an internship in the community
35
Human Services All Human Services students study confidentially and are CPRAED certified Students prepare personal resume and portfolio
Intro to Human Services (CTH - 3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description People-oriented occupations require training in human development parenting personal care and wellness counseling consumer services and employment skills Through field experiences and classroom activities students identify possibly career paths suitable to their strengths skills and talents
Guiding Youth and Families (CTH-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Students explore careers related to working directly with youth adolescents adults and the elderly Classroom activities and field experiences expose students to topics including behavior theory relationships ethics and legal issues social problems support systems and learning theories
Personal Services (CTH-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Students learn advanced study of human care and wellness while exploring communication strategies dietetics and nutrition exercise and fitness first aid ethics and legal issues and event planning This is a great choice for students who wish to go into cosmetology personal training or dietetics
Information Technology Introduction to Technology and Computer Support (CTN-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Students learn about computer technology inside a lab format Topics include computer assembly and disassembly troubleshooting repairs operating system installation and peripheral device support Advanced topics include operating system optimization and networking
Advanced Computer Support and Networking (CTN-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Technology and Computer Support Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Upon completion of this course students are prepared to take the CompTIA A+ certification exams Topics include advanced troubleshooting setting up a computer network supporting networking devices establishing network securities and supporting mobile devices
Manufacturing and Welding Principles of Manufacturing (CTM-3010)
36
Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description This project based class covers careers in the fields of Manufacturing and Mechatronics Learn measurement robotics and pneumatics thermal technology basic CAD operations machine tools quality controls welding and soldering purchasing and warehouse management
ElectronicsRobotics (CTM-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Principals of Manufacturing Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Gain advanced knowledge of robotics electronics ACDC electrical manufacturing processes control and materials Advanced training in soldering may lead to industry certification
Introduction to Auto Welding I ( ) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description
Welding II (CTM-3220) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Welding I Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Improve work and safety skills by making and using workable plans for school and personal projects Students improve out-of-position welding skills with SMAW (Shield Metal Arc Welding) and GMAC (Gas Metal Arc Welding) and become proficient in the use of a plasma cutter and wire feed welding processes
Advanced Welding amp Fabrication (CTM-3230) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Welding I and Welding II Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 Credit semester Description Students are exposed to gas tungsten arc welding aluminum welding gouging blueprint reading and heavy duty welding applications for large scale welding projects Students shadow a professional in the field to understand the physical attributes of the career
Aviation Introduction to Aviation (CTF-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn all aspects of the aviation industry including history principles of flight aircraft systems and performance weather navigation and aviation physiology Career exploration and flight simulation training make this an exciting class
Advanced Aviation and Flight (CTF-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Aviation
37
Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Prepare to take the FAA private pilot written exam as well as gain significant knowledge to begin an FAA flight training programming Learn aerodynamics air craft systems federal regulations flight planning weather and flight maneuvers
Science Technology Engineering and Math Project Lead The Way Pathway to Engineering Program Design an alternative housing project test and build wind turbines and apply engineering concepts related to biomechanics ndash think robotics Earn up to 12 college credits towards your engineering degree while you are in high school
Introduction to Engineering Design Engineering I PTLW (CTE-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Students learn how to apply the engineering design process to solve problems in and out of the classroom Using real world 3-D software students communicate the details of the products and will have the opportunity to create prototypes using our 3-D printer
Principles of Engineering Engineering II PTLW (CTE-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Engineering Design Engineering I Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn about major engineering concepts you will encounter in a college engineering curriculum Conduct destructive testing as you learn about material properties Apply your knowledge of engineering concepts as you tackle real-world engineering design problems through the use of VEX Robotics
Digital Electronics Engineering III PTLW (CTE-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Principles of Engineering Engineering II Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Use combinational and sequential logic design key elements of careers in engineering Students design circuits to solve problems export their designs to a printed circuit auto-routing program that generates printed circuit boards and use appropriate components to build their designs
Engineering Design and Development (EDD) Engineering IV PTLW (CTE-3080) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Digital Electronics Engineering III Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Design test and construct a solution to real-world engineering problem The EDD course allows students to apply skills and knowledge learned in previous Project Lead The Way courses
Transportation Distribution and Logistics Introduction to Vehicle Systems and Maintenance offered at the home high schools is a prerequisite for the auto tech courses
Introduction to Auto Welding I ( ) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description This course has been approved by the South Dakota Department of
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Education to fulfill high school graduation requirements for Career amp Technical Education(CTE) Successful completion of this course is a prerequisite to take the advanced Auto Tech courses at the CTE Academy Demonstrate safety in the shop and lab while obtaining skills for the career and hobby opportunities in the automotive field Students will raise and support all vehicles inspect fluid levels perform an oil change and chassis lube service Students will test service and inspect vehicle electrical cooling and chassis systems Students will also perform services on tires transmission brakes fuel system and interior and exterior surfaces
Automotive Brakes (CTL-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn the fine adjustments and diagnosis techniques of automobile braking systems while troubleshooting and testing Use industry-quality computer equipment to learn the proper installation analyze data and repair vehicle brakes under actual conditions
Automotive Suspension and Steering (CTL-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn the fine adjustments and diagnosis of suspension and steering systems Troubleshoot and test steering and suspension components Use industry-quality equipment and computers to analyze data while working on vehicles under actual conditions
Automotive Electronics (CTL-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Test electronic engine controls and computer diagnosis perform ignition and tune-up procedures test charging and starting systems
Automotive Engine Performance (CTL-3040) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Using the latest in automotive technology and diagnostic equipment students build on their knowledge about fuel systems and fuel injection systems repair under actual lab and shop conditions
Introduction to Auto Body Repair and Estimating (CTL-3050) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Become acquainted with the requirements qualifications and skills needed in the field of auto body repair Demonstrate proper procedures and safety when handling tools and equipment
Auto Body Structural Analysis and Damage Repair (CTL-3060) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Body Repair and Estimating Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester
39
Description Demonstrate skills necessary for repairing auto body damage and repainting Successful completion may result in credits in the Auto Body Technology program at Southeast Technical Institute
Auto Body Nonstructural Analysis and Damage Repair (CTL-3070) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Body Repair and Estimating Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Repair auto body damage properly prepare automobile surfaces for painting analyze record and estimate the time and material needed to finish a vehicle Successful completion may result in credits in the Auto Body Technology program at Southeast Technical Institute
Auto Body Painting and Refinishing (CTL-3070) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Body Repair and Estimating Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Gain an understanding of the environmental regulations and industry processes used in painting and refinishing to achieve invisible repair
Academy of Finance This 2 or 3 year national program is designed to prepare students with practical skills to enter the real world of business and finance Earn up to 17 college credits Apply freshman or sophomore year for this program that is sponsored by the National Academy Foundation Financial support is provided by Citibank and numerous local internship sponsors
Sophomore Year Fall Semester Accounting I (ACBA40114012) Spring Semester Accounting II (ACBA40214022) or Introduction to Financial Services (ACBA4070) AND Banking and Credit (ACBA4050)
Junior Year Fall Semester Accounting I (ACBA40114012) or Introduction to Financial Services (ACBA4070) AND Banking and Credit (ACBA4050) Spring Semester Accounting II (ACBA40214022) or Introduction to Financial Services (ACBA4070) AND Banking and Credit (ACBA4050)
Summer Internship Senior Year Fall Semester Financial Planning (ACB-5010) Spring Semester Accounting II (ACBA20214022) AND Financial Economics (ACB-5020)
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Advanced Interior Design
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American History
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General Information
CreditUnit
A standard semester course is 5 credit A full year would be 1 credit Some semester courses are worth
1 credit Please check course description
Prerequisite A prerequisite is a required course before a student can take other classes
Drop and Adds Students will be allowed to drop or add a class through the third school day of the semester Courses
dropped after the third day will be placed as a W (withdraw) on the transcript Students removed from
classes for disciplinary reasons will receive a failing grade (F) The administration school counselor
parent(s)guardian(s) teacher and student must mutually agree upon any exceptions to this policy
Independent Study
From time to time we have students who are interested in taking courses from staff members
independently The main reason for enrolling in these courses independently is scheduling conflicts
Therefore the following criteria have been established for students desiring to take courses by
independent study
1 Permission to enroll must be granted by the instructor and the administration
2 Students must be enrolled in the junior or senior class
3 First year instructors will not be permitted to offer independent courses 19
4 A course of study must be approved by the administration
5 A ldquoBrdquo average in the field of study is recommended
6 The student must be enrolled in another course or activity during the time the course is being offered
7 Special circumstances may alter this policy with administrative approval
Tea Area High School Graduation Requirements
Twenty four (24) units of credit are required for graduation A studentrsquos Personal Learning Plan must
document a minimum of 24 credits that include the following
1) Four units of Language Arts ndash must include
a Writing ndash 2 units
b Literature ndash 15 units (must include 5 unit of American Literature)
c Speechndash 5 unit
2) Three units of Mathematics ndash must include
a Algebra I ndash 1 unit
b Algebra II ndash 1 unit
c Geometry ndash 1 unit
3) Three units of Lab Science ndash must include
a Biology ndash 1 unit
b Physical Science ndash 1 unit
c Chemistry or Physics ndash 1 unit
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4) Three units of Social Studies ndash must include
a US History ndash 1 unit
b US Government ndash 5 unit
c World History ndash 5 unit
d Geography ndash 5 unit
e Social studies elective-5 unit
5) Fine Arts-1 unit
6) Personal Finance or Economics -5 unit
7) Physical Education - 5 unit
8) Health -5 unit
9) Computer Studies-1 unit
10) Senior Experience-1 unit
May be allowed to substitute a different math andor science course to fulfill graduation requirements
See the high school counselor for an exemption form to opt out of the required course(s)
Suggested Graduation Track All students are required to enroll in the following
Grade 9 Composition General Literature Physical Science Math World History and Geography
Computer Applications Web Design and PEHealth
Grade 10 Speech Composition Biology Math and American History
Grade 11 American Literature Advanced Composition Math Chemistry or Physics (other science
course)
Grade 12 British Literature and Senior or College Writing or a full year of Advanced Placement
English Personal FinanceEconomics Government Senior Experience
The purpose of a high school education is to aid a student in developing hisher interests abilities skills
personality habits attitudes thought processes health and knowledge of our democratic form of
government and its operation Such an education will allow the student to take hisher place in any
community as a happy well adjusted and useful citizen Students are expected to be enrolled in six
courses a semester Seniors may enroll in just five courses Special circumstances with administrative
approval may alter this procedure
GPA The following scale will be used in determining grade point averages beginning with all courses in the
2013-2014 school year APMMCcollege level classes are weighted higher due to increased rigor Class
rank is determined by using cumulative grade point average of all classes beginning with 9th grade
PassFail courses shall not be used in the calculation of Grade Point Averages Courses retaken will be
included in the Grade Point Average
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Repeating Courses
Students will only be allowed to take a coursesemester twice in an effort to earn credit unless enrolling
in the course through Connections Academy
Post Secondary Education In general students planning to further their education beyond high school will be required to complete
the following college preparatory curriculum Students who have not met the course requirements in a
discipline may demonstrate appropriate competencies through scores on national tests
English 4 units
Math (Algebra I and higher) 3 units
Science (Laboratory courses) 3 units
Social Studies 3 units
Fine Art 1 unit
Entering Undergraduates will also be required to have ONE of the following a minimum of a 26 high
school GPA a graduating class rank in the top 50- 60 an ACT composite score of 18-2 depending on
the school Some out‐of‐state schools require 2 consecutive units of foreign language Check with the
collegeuniversitytech school you plan to apply to for specific admission requirements
Regents Scholar Diplomas The Division of Education and the Board of Regents annually recognize seniors committed to academic
excellence by issuing Regents Scholar Diplomas Recipients of Regents Scholar Diplomas are accepted
for automatic entrance to any of the public institutions of higher education in South Dakota
To be eligible a student must have completed the following courses with no final grade below a C and a
grade point average no lower than a B Refer to the Board of Regents website at wwwsdboredu for
more information and details regarding qualifications for this diploma
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English 4 units
Mathematics 4 units
Science 4 units
Social Science 3 units
Foreign Language 2 units
Fine Arts 1 unit
South Dakota Opportunity Scholarship Requirements Students must have earned a composite ACT score of 24 or above and have completed the required
courses depending on graduation date These are available at
wwwsdboreduopportunityscholarshipsdoshtm
There is also a new option in which you can receive the SDOS if you have an ACT composite of 28 or
above and if you do not meet the course requirements Refer to the Board of Regents website for more
information and details as well as the application to submit
Special Program Special Education programs at the high school utilize an Individual Education Plan (IEP) to assist
students with special needs Career classes at the high school meet these specialized needs on an
individual basis Contact an administrator for more information
SDMyLifecom SDMyLifecom is a career exploration and planning tool available anywhere you have Internet access
A key component of the programs is the Personal Learning Plan (PLP) which helps ensure students meet
graduationscholarship requirements by taking the appropriate courses and match their career interest
and aptitudes The completion standards guide students through activities designed to assist them in
their post-secondary decision making In addition the electronic portfolio allows students career
planning activities and documentation and also includes an ACT test preparation component This part
is called Master Test Prep and it is FREE You can access it on the first page of sdmylife
8
TEA AREA HIGH SCHOOL COURSE OFFERINGS SUBJECT TO CHANGE
Career and Technical Education
Business Department
Introduction to Business- BE 1101 amp 1102
Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None
Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This course is designed for students to learn basic business concepts relating to a variety of business subjects Subject matter includes basic economic theory owning and operating a business influences on business marketing human resources financial and technological resources career planning in a global economy buying goods and services credit money management and risk management The primary goal is for students to learn the basics of a mixture of personal and business financial aptitudes for use as a citizen and further education
Accounting I- BE 1301 amp 1302
Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Algebra I Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description An introduction to manual double entry accounting the accounting cycle and accounting for a payroll system Key topics include analyzing transactions journalizing posting six column worksheet preparing financial statements cash control and banking activities payroll accounting payroll liabilities and tax records Students will use the APUA software to complete assignments and tests Students should be good with problem solving working with numbers and detail oriented
Accounting II- BE 1601 amp 1602) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Accounting I Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description A continuation of Accounting I with an emphasis on the accounting theory procedures and systems used to record transactions prepare financial statements Accounting II focuses on partnership and corporate structures management decision-making cost control and other selected topics
Business Law- BE 1502 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description Designed to cover a variety of legal topics and provide students fundamental knowledge of criminal law contract law consumer law your money and the law and family law The primary goal is for students to understand the facts about federal state and local law and develop an awareness of legal circumstances to allow students to function more effectively in their chosen professions and become better informed and legally wise citizens
9
Personal Finance- BE 1401 frac12 credit of Personal Finance or Economics is required for graduation Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course is designed for students to learn the essentials and importance of financial planning budgeting banking services credit management the finances of housing saving and investing taxes home and motor vehicle insurance The primary goal of this course is for students to become financially literate in everyday financial affairs
Economics- BE 1801 frac12 credit of Personal Finance or Economics is required for graduation Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course includes basic economic theory as students learn about economic systems and how the American economy works Key topics include your role as a consumer borrowing buying saving and investment
Computer Science Department
Computer Applications- CS 1101 Required Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 5 Credit Description This course is an extension to the Microsoft Office Suite and students will learn how to integrate software programs in this suite In this class students will learn to apply computer skills and applications to real life situations This will be done by completing a business simulation that integrates different software programs to complete professional looking documents
Web Design- CS 1201 Required Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description In web design students will learn how to create and manage a web site Students will also learn the ethical and commercial standards that need to be considered when creating a web site Students will be able to address the needs of the community when they create a web site
Visual Basic Programming- CS 1301 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Computer Applications Web Design Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description Basic windows based programming using Visual Basic 60 This course focuses on problem solving skills program design and logical thinking Topics in this class include decision making repetition statements selections data validation program functionality documentation external files database structures and debugging
Programming Visual C++ CS 1402
Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Visual Basic Programming Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course is a higher level programming class using the Visual C++ programming language Topics include sequence selection repetition functions and arrays
10
Computer Hardware- CS 1501 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Computer Applications Web Design Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course provides the student with concrete hands-on experience with a specific architecture WindowsIntelHP-style personal computer and explores key architectural topics in some depth The course will be primarily a set of lab exercises related to system performance and management that correspond to topics covered in class discussions and lectures
Database Management- CS 1502 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Computer Applications Web Design Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course teaches students to design database applications for business world applications as well as gaining an understanding of how databases are integrated into business needs The course will emphasize data definition and data manipulation languages for relational models Hands-on experience will be provided using Microsoft Access database software
Multimedia Design I- CS 1801 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Computer Applications Web Design Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course will expose students to different tools used in multimedia development Students will be expected to assembly pre-designed multimedia models using such programs as Adobe Photoshop Fireworks and others Students will have labs each week and be required to work in small groups
Computer Programming (Game Design) - CS 1902 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Web Design Computer Applications Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course will explore key components including programming graphic design and audio editing needed in order to develop a game Students will form and work in project development teams and use physics and math skills in order to develop program and market an original game Previous programming experience is not needed
Family amp Consumer Sciences
Interior Design- FACS 1201
Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This class is designed to help students learn about the home as an environment for human growth the selection of a home the process of financingfurnishing a home trends in housing and using related art principles and consumer buying skills Housing styles are identified and decorating techniques are covered Purchasing furnishings and sources of furnishings are investigated Advanced Interior Design ndashFACS 1401
Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites Interior Design I Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit
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Description This course will give the student the opportunity to link their creative ability to well documented strategies and theories concerning planning and decorating a living or working space Students will be exposed to the relationship between history texture color and design Home accessory projects will be made by the student to enhanced home decorating the projects will be individualized to meet the studentrsquos needs and wants Most material expenses will be the responsibility of the students
Nutrition amp Wellness- FACS 1202
Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description Nutrition and Wellness covers all aspects of food preparation skills and nutritional needs of all ages Specific areas of study are food choices nutrient needs guidelines for good nutrition planning daily food choices food and fitness special topics in nutrition tools and techniques consumer decisions foods for meals and snacks foods of the world special techniques and careers in food and nutrition
Dietetics and Nutrition- FACS 1402
Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites Nutrition and Wellness Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description Dietetics and Nutrition is a semester long course that is designed to teach students about trends related to diet and nutrition Topics covered include career paths and careers in dietetics and nutrition societal trends and concerns impacting dietetics and nutrition and menu planning for others to meet individual needs Students will expand on kitchen skills used in Nutrition and Wellness
Human Development Prenatal to Toddler- FACS 1301
Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course helps the student understand and accept responsibility for ones own actions in relation to decisions about the choice of parenting as well as understanding the relationship between learning about children and being a nurturing parent Students will become aware of the responsibility of being parents as they study the growth of the child from conception through tenth year of life This class would benefit students going into careers such as pre-schoolelementary education nursing teacher aides and future parents Student take home an infant stimulator to learn the skills involved in parenting
Human Development Adolescence to Adulthood- FACS 1302
Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course stresses the importance of relationships in everyday living Topics include establishing and building relationships improving communication building self-esteem personality development developing leadership skills and personal management of both conflict and stress Emphasis is on developing skills in these areas as well as improving relationships through learning about other people families and cultures
Youth Internships- FACS 1101 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites MUST HAVE A CURRENT DRIVERS LICENCE
12
Length One Semester (first) Credit 1 Credit Description Youth Internships allow students the opportunity to consolidate and apply the learning from their high school coursework into a meaningful and relevant on-the job experience It is their venue to connect with the world outside of school and to gain the skills to go on to further education andor enter the workforce The purpose of this program is to give Junior and Senior students the opportunity to expand their experience in the career cluster of their choice Attendance will come into consideration when applying to the Youth Internship program
Industrial Technology
Cabinet Making- IA 1201 amp 1202 Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None Length One Semester (two periods) Credit 1 Creditsemester Description This course introduces the student to fundamentals of woodworking Topics covered wood wood products hand tools power tools lab safety and power tool safety Community Involvement Field trips will be taken to various community businesses throughout the construction industry (Cabinetry House Construction) Students are required to complete projects during the semester
Introduction to Building Trades- IA 1301 amp 1302 Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites Cabinet Making Length One Semester (two periods) Credit 1 Creditsemester Description This course is hands on introduction to the field of building construction Students learn how to use hand power tools with safety being emphasized Wood identification carpentry jobs and carpentry vocations are discussed Field trips will be taken to job sites
Small Engines- IA 1101 amp 1102 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites None Length Two Semesters (two periods) Credit 1 Creditsemester Description Subject manner is presented on engine principles the use of measuring and testing instruments and engine systems such as compression ignition carburetion and starting The instructional program includes preventative maintenance off-season storage safety four-stroke cycle engine overhaul and two-stroke cycle overhaul The engines for this study program are furnished by the students
Introduction to Technology Education (IA) ndash IA 1101 and 1102 (21051) Elective Grade Level 9th Prerequisite None Length One semester (two periods) Credit 1 Credit Description This course is aimed at students who want to learn the BASIC woodworking skills This will be accomplished by completing small woodworking projects Students will learn wordworking skills that will be applicable to real life situations This class is designed for students boys and girls who have little or no experience in woodworking Projects completed in this course include Design Process (Drawing up plans) Energy and Power (Making and wiring a Lamp) Manufacturing (Mass production of a wood project) Communication (making a safety video or commercial on their project)
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EnglishLanguage Arts Department
English I-Composition- ENG 1101 Required Grade Level 9 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description In Composition I the writing process is reinforced and will be applied to personal narrative descriptive and expository writing Students will read short literature selections and write reaction essays Students will end the semester with a strong writing foundation Grammar sentence structure ideas writing style and syntax will be heavily emphasized in this class
English I-Literature- ENG 1102 Required Grade Level 9 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description Students will read To Kill a Mockingbird Romeo and Juliet and an assortment of multicultural short stories Students will learn vocabulary and complete writing and other assignments as they explore the literature selections In this class students will go beyond simple comprehension of literature they will be able to analyze and describe the effect of figurative language and other literary devices
English II- Speech- ENG 1201 Required Grade Level 10 Prerequisites English I Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description In Speech students will learn about communication and analyze the effect different types of communication have on themselves and others Students will prepare and present various types of speeches and learn valuable speaking and listening strategies This course focuses heavily on effective group communication English II-Composition amp Literature- ENG 1202 Required Grade Level 10 Prerequisites English I Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course encompasses a broad range of writing challenges along with the infusion of multiple pieces of literature Students will analyze creative communication through writing and respond with respectful personal responses to their classmatesrsquo pieces of writing
English III-American Literature- ENG1301
Required Grade Level 11 Prerequisites English I Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description The course surveys American literature and authors from the Colonial Period to the early Twentieth Century Students will learn vocabulary and complete short writing assignments and essays as they relate to the course content grammar usage and mechanics will also be stressed
14
English III-Advanced Composition- ENG 1302 Required Grade Level 11 Prerequisites English I Length One semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course will focus on the proper use of mechanics in writing and the further development of rhetorical skills Students will write a variety of short essays including those in the genres of narration exposition and research with a special emphasis placed on expository essays common in standardized tests
English IV-British Literature- ENG 1401 One credit of a senior-level English course is required Grade Level 12 Prerequisites Senior standing English I II amp III Length One semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course will survey British literature from ancient to modern times exploring the origin and evolution of the English language along the way Lessons will also include the study of literary elements vocabulary writing and grammar
English IV-Senior Writing- ENG1402 One credit of a senior-level English course is required Grade Level 12 Prerequisites Senior standing English I II amp III Length One semester Credit 05 Credit Description This is the capstone writing course for seniors which will combine advanced lessons on vocabulary and grammar with various forms of writing A variety of topics styles and disciplines will be used with the goal of fostering a critical informed view of mass media outlets and preparing students for post-secondary education inside or outside the classroom
Advanced Placement Literature and Composition- ENG 1801 amp 1802 One year of a senior-level English course is required Students must see the instructor for summer reading and vocabulary requirements Grade Level 12 Prerequisites Grade of at least B in English I II and III Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description Students will consider a workrsquos structure style and themes as well as such smaller-scale elements as the use of figurative language imagery symbolism and tone Students will discuss and write about the experience of literature the interpretation of literature and the evaluation of literature NOTE Students will have a chance to earn college credit by earning a certain composite score on the exam which is taken in May Neither taking nor passing the AP exam is required to earn high school credit College credit may be earned by scoring a preset score as determined by a specific college or university Some universities do not accept AP exam scores for credit check with your college before taking the exam
Yearbook Publications- ENG 2001 amp2002 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Sophomore Standing Length One year Credit 1 credit Description Yearbook class will be responsible for creating the schoolrsquos annual yearbook publication Students will review and apply the principles of reporting and photography with special emphasis placed on graphic design as it applies to publishing a comprehensive integrated
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yearbook The ability to work with others pay attention to detail and work on assignments outside of school hours is recommended as many assignments will require one or all of these
JournalismNewspaper- ENG1601 amp 1602 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites None (based on available space) Length Two semesters (two semesters recommended) Credit 05 Credit (one credit recommended) Description Journalism will introduce students to the basic principles of reporting and photography with an emphasis on newspaper and other print journalism Students in this class will regularly design and publish the schoolrsquos newspaper working independently and in teams to complete assignments including interviewing subjects writing and editing stories taking pictures and designing layouts The ability to work with others pay attention to detail and work on assignments outside of school hours is recommended as many assignments will require one or all of these Photography and photojournalism skills may be included This course may be repeated by students at the instructorrsquos discretion
Creative Writing ndash ENG 1603 amp 1604 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites None Length 1 semester Credit 5 Creative Writing courses offer students the opportunity to develop and improve their technique and individual style in poetry short story drama essays and other forms of prose The emphasis of the courses is on writing however students may study exemplary representations and authors to obtain a fuller appreciation of the form and craft Although most creative writing classes cover several expressive forms others concentrate exclusively on one particular form (such as poetry or playwriting)
16
Fine Arts Department Introduction to Art - FA1301 amp 1302 Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites Length One Semester Credit 5 Credit Description This course is an introduction to high school art The elements and principles of design are emphasized demonstrate two and three dimensional construction utilize design vocabulary and basic drawing skills The principles of design are studied in projects such as architecture design through 1 2 amp 3 point perspective In the area of drawing projects will include human anatomy and creating correct proportions still life contour and line in nature In the area Painting the students will demonstrate painting techniques apply color theory and composition techniques This course also studies the basics of 3D~design Students will learn to hand build coil pots pinch pots slabs and many others
Creative Art Drawing- FA1401 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Creative Art and DrawingPainting Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description Advanced drawing techniques in black and white or color media utilize positive and negative space in a composition identify anatomy and proportion in figure drawing demonstrate proportions in portraiture student develops and produces portfolio of advanced work
Creative Art Painting- FA1501 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Creative Art Drawing Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description Study and use variety of painting media watercolor acrylics and water-based inks Utilize pigment color relationships demonstrate color mixing demonstrate personal growth and increased knowledge of selected media and style present portfolio of advanced work Students will also have to purchase own canvas
Digital Photography- FA1601 Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites Graphics Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This photography course is designed to give students experience in taking and analyzing photographs Students will also learn additional skills such as film processing using a scanner and manipulating photos with Photo Software As a photography student you will also become familiar with how the digital camera works Students will need to have a digital camera and Photo book
Art Portfolio I- FA1701 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Creative Art and DrawingPainting and 3 or 4 Advanced Classes
17
Length One semester Credit 05 Credit Description Students in this class will sign a contract stating the goals they will accomplish during a semester A minimum of 10 projects is required One project is required from each of the following areas 18 X 24 in drawing 14 x 18 in painting ceramics sculpture and design The three remaining projects are the studentrsquos choice Students will submit a self-analysis sheet with each project they complete One art history report and replica is also required
Ceramics Pottery Elective
Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Intro to Art
Length One semester Credit 05 credit
Students will demonstrate advanced ceramics and sculpture techniques to create 3D sculpture working with
clay and other media Students will create clay projects on the potterrsquos wheel Students will know how to load
and unload the kiln
Drama I- FA1801 amp 1802 Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites none Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description Drama focuses on all aspects of theater This course will explore the history of drama and how it has influenced civilization Students will closely examine various types of drama from classic Greek tragedies to modern day American theater Students will also learn different acting techniques and will develop improvisational skills All students will be required to participate in all exercises and performances Participation is expected and will be a large portion of the grade Imagination and creativity are a must for this course
Drama II- FA1901 amp 1902 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Drama I Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description In Drama II Students will continue their exploration of drama and theatre Students will explore additional techniques of acting while sharpening their acting and improvisational skills Students will also examine how to produce a play and experiment with various stage settings This includes directing a one-act play Students will also explore the mechanics of theatre including lighting sound costuming and make-up All students will be required to participate in all exercises and performances Participation is expected and will be a large portion of the grade As with Drama I imagination and creativity are a must for this course
Music Appreciation- FA2001 amp 2002 Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description Music appreciation class is made up of bookwork listening assignments some research in this class will be involved as well as written assignments We will be learning music theory the reading and writing of notes rhythms and symbols on a staff We will also be exploring different genres or types of music such as blues jazz country rock and roll pop as well as world
18
music Most of the grade points in this class will be made up of in class assignments and projects but there will be take home homework and research assignments as well
Concert Band- FA 1101 amp 1102 Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites 5-8 band Length Two semesters Credit 1 credit Description Students will play many types and styles of music throughout the year Marching Band is included at the beginning of the year with various competitions and parades Pep Band plays throughout the year at home sporting events Concert band and Jazz band meet throughout the year and students will also have some opportunities to play in a drum line along with optional solo and ensemble opportunities
Concert Choir- FA1001 amp 1002
Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites By Audition Only Length Two semesters Credit 1 Credit Description Concert Choir will meet every day for 49 minutes The concert choir will be by audition only(30 to-40 members) and will be the one that goes to honors choirs and contests Concert choir will compete in large group contests and have the opportunity to go to small groupsolo contest Only members of the concert choir will be able to audition for All-State Choir and participate in the Big East Honors Choir They will also be required to perform at the winter and spring concerts as well as various community events
Womenrsquos Ensemble
Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None Length Two semesters Credit 1 Credit Description Meets Monday through Friday for 49 minutes The ladies will sing a wide range of genres and languages in 3 and 4 part harmony accompanied and unaccompanied Participation in small group and large group contest as well as home concerts in December and May are required in attendance There may also be opportunities to perform at various community events
Mens Ensemble
Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None Length Two semesters Credit 1 credit Description Meets Monday through Friday for 49 minutes Sing and cover many types of music throughout the year The student will focus on becoming better at reading music and singing 2 3 and 4 part splits You will have the chance to sing a variety of repertoire and perform at the winter and spring concerts as well as various community events Solo work is not required
Symphonic Band Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites Audition Only Length Two semesters Credit 1 credit Description Students will play many types and styles of music throughout the year Marching Band is included at the beginning of the year with various competitions and parades Pep Band
19
plays throughout the year at home sporting events Concert band and Jazz band meet throughout the year and students will also have some opportunities to play in a drum line along with optional solo and ensemble opportunities
Health and Physical Education
High School PE- PEHS 1101 amp PEHS1102 Required Grade Level 9 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description Students will participate in physical activity to achieve and maintain a health enhancing level of physical fitness Students will also participate in and learn different lifetime activities
Health- PE1301 amp PE 1302 Required Grade Level 9 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description Class will cover various health-related topics relevant to teenage life Class consists mainly of lecture and class discussion
Fitness and Conditioning- PE1201 amp 1202 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Physical EducationHealth Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit DescriptionStudents learn the benefits and proper skills associated with strength training plyometrics and cardiovascular exercise Studentrsquos progress is kept with a series of physical and strength testing each nine weeks
20
Math Department
Math requirement and suggestions
1 8th
graders taking Algebra I who do not score proficient on the End of Course Exam will not gain
Algebra I high school credit and will take the course as freshmen
2 Placement in Pathways or Algebra I is based on a studentrsquos performance in their 8th
grade math class
3 Passing a math class with anything less than a C- should be considered an indicator that the next level
math class may be difficult to successfully complete It may be in the studentrsquos best interest to repeat
this class
4 Students planning on attending college in South Dakota that have anything less than a C- in Algebra I
Geometry and Advanced Algebra may have some difficulty with the required math placement exam
An unacceptable score on this exam (ACT score below 20) will require the student to take a remedial
math class for no credit at their own expense
5 If a student wishes to ldquodouble-uprdquo with Geometry and Algebra II during the sophomore or junior year it
is highly recommended that the student receive at least a ldquoBrdquo in Algebra I and be very organized and
very self-disciplined
6 It is important to note that the classes that meet the graduation requirement may not satisfy the entrance
requirements at the college a student chooses Any questions in this area should be directed to a
studentrsquos counselor
Pathways to AlgebramdashMA 1001 amp 1002 Elective (by teacher recommendation only) Grade Level 9 Prerequisites None Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This course will focus on math skills necessary to succeed in Algebra I Registration for this course is based on student performance in prior math courses and also on teacher recommendation
Algebra I ndash MA 1201 amp 1202
Required Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description In this course students will learn the language of algebra (properties) work with real numbers solve linear equations graph relations and functions analyze linear equations solve linear inequalities and solve systems of equations and inequalities They may also be introduced to polynomial operations factoring quadratic and exponential functions radical expressions rational expressions and equations statistics and probability A scientific calculator is recommended
Geometry ndash MA 1301 amp 1302 Required Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites Algebra I Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This course introduces students to geometrical concepts and reasoning Students will work with segment measure and coordinate graphing angles parallels triangles and congruence triangles and their properties triangle inequalities quadrilaterals and their properties proportions
21
and similarity polygons and area circles and their properties surface area and volume right triangles and trigonometry circle relationships proofs and transformations A scientific calculator is recommended
Informal Geometry ndash MA 1010 amp 1020 Prerequisite Algebra I (need teacher recommendation) Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit
Description Geometry will introduce the students to geometrical concepts and reasoning Students will also work with segment measure and coordinate graphing angles parallels triangles and congruence triangles and their properties triangle inequalities quadrilaterals and their properties proportions and similarity polygons and area circles and their properties surface area and volume right triangles and trigonometry circle relationships proofs and transformations
Algebra II ndash MA 1401 amp 1402 Required Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Algebra I Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This course will review some principles of Algebra I Topics may include solving equations and inequalities linear relations and functions systems of equations and inequalities matrices polynomials quadratic functions and inequalities polynomial functions conic sections rational expressions and equations exponential and logarithmic relations sequences and series probability and statistics trigonometric functions and trigonometric graphs and identities A graphing TI-83+ or TI-84+ graphing calculator is recommended due to the extensive use of its functions
Pre-Calculus ndash MA 1701 amp 1702 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Algebra II and Geometry Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This course will review some principles of Algebra II Topics may include linear relations and functions systems of equations and inequalities the nature of graphs polynomial and rational functions trigonometric functions and their graphs trigonometric identities and equations vectors and parametric equations polar coordinates and complex numbers conic sections exponential and logarithmic functions sequences and series combinatorics and probability statistics and data analysis and possibly an introduction to calculus A graphing TI-83+ or TI-84+ graphing calculator is highly recommended due to the extensive use of its functions
Statistics and Probability ndash MA 2201 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Algebra I and Algebra II
Length 1 Semester Credit 5 Descritpion Probability and Statistics courses introduce the study of likely events and the analysis interpretation and presentation of quantitative data Course topics generally include basic probability and statistics discrete probability theory odds and probabilities probability trees populations and samples frequency tables measures of central tendency and presentation of data (including graphs) Course topics may also include normal distribution and measures of variability
22
Consumer Math ndash MA 1501 amp 1502 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites None Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description In this course students will review some concepts of working with numbers decimals fractions as well as some estimation and rounding techniques Students will then be introduced to topics such as part-time and summer jobs full-time work recreation and sports costs basic purchases checking and savings accounts credit automobile expenses taxes housing personal finance and investments
Calculus MA 1801 amp 1802 Elective Grade Level 12 Prerequisites Pre-Calculus Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This course includes limits and continuity differentiation applications of differentiation integration applications of the definite integral exponentials logarithms and other transcendental functions integration techniques infinite series and parametric equations and polar coordinates A graphing TI-83+ or TI-84+ graphing calculator is highly recommended due to the extensive use of its functions
23
Mentoring
Mentoring- MN 1001 amp1002 Elective
Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites 30 GPA amp Instructor Approval ndash must complete an application
and get a teacher recommendation
Length One or Two Semesters Credit 5 Credit Semester
Description Mentors will go to the Elementarty or Intermediate School and are assigned to a classroom to
assist with academic and social skills while being a positive role model to younger students Course is a Pass
Fail
24
Science Department
Physical Science- CS1201 amp 1202 Required Grade Level 9th Prerequisites None Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description Physical science is a required laboratory science usually taken in the 9th grade The focus of this class will be critical thinking skills laboratory skills and basic concepts of physics and chemistry Students will be involved in regular laboratory exercises that will develop their abilities to collect and report data use scientific conversions properly use lab equipment and manipulate data in scientific formulas
Biology I- SC1701 amp 1702 Required Grade Level 10th Prerequisites Physical Science Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This is a life science course that examines such topics in units of ecology cells genetics the history of life plants invertebrates vertebrates and the human body We present these major topics and discuss how all living things on Earth are connected and in fact dependent upon each other Students will be expected to complete projects give presentations and perform lab experiments complete with extensive lab reports
Chemistry- SC1501 amp 1502 Required Grade Level 11th-12th Prerequisites Physical Science Biology Algebra II (may be taken concurrently) Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This is an upper-level elective that is designed to be a college-preparatory course Students should have a strong background in mathematics Students will participate in laboratory work discussions and writing related to the study of matter and energy Chemistry is essential for careers in medicine dentistry pharmacy nursing veterinary work family and consumer sciences agriculture forestry and engineering Topics covered will include atomic structure periodicity bonding stoichiometry reaction dynamics and acids amp bases
Physics- SC2001 amp 2002 Required Grade Level 11th-12th Prerequisites B or better in Geometry and Algebra Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description Students will study energy mechanics heat light electricity and atomic physics Physics is a mathematically intensive so students should have a strong background in both math and science to do well in this course
25
AnatomyPhysiology-Bio III- SC1301 amp 1302 Elective Grade Level 11th-12th Prerequisites Biology Chemistry also strongly suggested Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This is an upper-level elective that is designed as a preparatory course for college-bound students interested in pursuing a career in a health or medical-related field Anatomy is the study of the parts of the human body and physiology is a study of how those parts work The course begins on a cellular level and moves to a study of the tissues and organ systems Students need to have a strong biology and chemistry background coming into this course as well as be proficient in note taking There is a lot of reading involved and there will also be several labs to be completed with extensive lab reports This course does involve direct study of anatomyphysiology through activities such as dissections and a trip to a college lab to view human cadavers
Astronomy- SC1401 Elective Grade Level 11th-12th Prerequisites B or better in Physical Science and Algebra Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This is an upper-level elective Students will study the characteristics of planets stars and galaxies They will also explore our place in our solar system and the universe through the study of the history of astronomy the design and use of astronomical tools and ideas of modern cosmology
Environmental Science-CS1801 Elective Grade Level 11th-12th Prerequisites B or better in Biology Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description Environmental science is an upper-level elective in which students will demonstrate an understanding of the diverse interrelationships that organisms have with each other and their environment They will also address the political and economic implications of the allocation of limited resources Students will research and discuss problems with populations communities and ecosystems They will also trace the movement of energy through the ecosystem
26
Social Sciences Department Geography- SS 1101 Required Grade Level 9 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course will consist of the study of geography with the geographic components revolving around the five fundamental themes of geography and the nationally recognized standards for geography The emphasis of the course is on geography and climate and their impact on the development history and government culture and lifestyle and contemporary society of a region
World History- SS 1102 Required Grade Level 9 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course covers pre-historic to modern times in both western and non-western worlds Topics include the rise of civilization political social and economic developments of the Middle Ages the Renaissance and era of discovery the growth of democracy and nationalism the industrial revolution and the two world wars
American History- SS 1301 amp 1302 Required (or AP US History with prior approval) Grade Level 10 or 11 Prerequisites World History amp Geography Length Two semesters Credit 1 credit Description This course is designed as a concentrated study of our nation from post-American Civil War to the present The purpose of the course is to make students aware of past events so they can have a better understanding of present events Critical thinking and writing will be emphasized Current issues will be discussed and evaluated in their historical context
AP (Advanced Placement) United States History- SS 2101 amp 2102 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites TeacherAdministration consent Length Two semesters Credit 1 credit Description This course is meant to be the equivalent of a college freshman level American history course The course prepares students to take the AP exam which can earn students college credit It is a two semester survey of American history from the earliest explorations to modern times Emphasis is placed on critical and evaluative thinking skills essay writing primary document analysis and historiography Students are required to read outside novels and perform outside research independently Students are required to write numerous historical and analytical essays
Government- SS 1401 Required Grade Level 12 Prerequisites American History Length One Semester Credit 5 credit Description Government examines the origins of American government as well as its current structure and administration The main branches of the government are explored as well as state and local governments
Criminal Justice Today- SS 1801
27
Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course uses interactive methods to give students a practical understanding of law and our legal system while focusing on legal issues relevant to students lives and developing knowledge and skills essential in our law-oriented society International Affairs- SS 1501 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites American History or AP US History Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course familiarizes students with the various issues and news events taking place in the world and how these events affect our lives Local state national and world news items will be featured The major objectives are to promote inquiry through presentation and debate of conflicting viewpoints and to assign students to discover and reflect upon societal problems relevant to their lives It will provide opportunities to apply techniques of investigation and inquiry to the study of significant problems or issues
Psychology- SS 1601 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Biology Length One semester Credit 05 Credit Description In this course students will learn about basic research methods human development from birth to old age the anatomy of the brain and its influence on behavior sensation and perception intelligence and psychological disorders
AP PsychologymdashSS 2501 amp 2502 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Biology Length Two Semesters Credit 10 Credit Description This is a challenging course that is meant to be the equivalent of a college freshmen level Psychology survey course This course is aimed at preparing students for the AP Psychology exam which can earn students college credit Students will explore the history and theoretical basis of psychology relationships between human biology and human behavior theories of development and mental disorders and therapies An emphasis is placed on critical thinking skills essay writing and research methodology Students will be required to write numerous essays and perform research projects
American Presidents- SS 1802 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites American History or AP US History Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course is designed to be a focused study of the most influential presidencies in American history The emphasis will be placed on an evaluation of how various presidents have understood and exercised their constitutional powers in times of war and peace dealing with issues both foreign and domestic
African American History- SS 2002 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit
28
Description In this course students learn of the perseverance bravery and achievements of African-Americans throughout United States history and of the continuing impact of African-Americans on life in the United States at the turn of the twenty-first century
American History and Film- SS 2201 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites American History or AP US History Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course offers an exploration of United States cultural and social history through the medium of film and other mediums of mass culture Students will be asked to rethink the relationships between reality and representation and to re-conceptualize the boundaries between history and film
Sociology- SS 2001 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites None Length One semester Credit 05 Credit Description In this course students will learn about the basis of culture social structure deviance and group behavior through the lens of basic theoretical perspectives of sociology
29
World Language Department
American Sign Language I- FL 1401 amp 1402 Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This introductory class to American Sign Language focuses on finger spelling numbers sign vocabulary grammar non-manual signals and culture of the Deaf community This class also focuses on how to interact with Deaf people and teaches Deaf values
American Sign Language II- FL 1404 amp 1405 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites American Sign Language I Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This course is an intermediate level class focusing on conversational American Sign Language skills and grammar including heightened emphasis on non-manual signals classifiers and storytelling techniques This class also takes a closer look at the Deaf World
Spanish I- FL 1101 amp1102 Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This course is an introduction to the Spanish Language and culture Students will be introduced to Spanish reading writing listening and speaking skills Students will be able to pronounce Spanish comprehend Spanish on a beginnerrsquos level and write short dialogues in Spanish Students will study the culture of the Spanish-speaking world
Spanish II- FL 1201 amp1202 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Spanish I Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description In this course students will continue to improve reading writing listening and speaking skills in Spanish Students will continue to learn about Spanish-speaking countries their histories and cultures through research and presentations
Spanish III- FL 1601 amp 1602 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Spanish II Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Descriptions Students will continue to improve reading writing listening and speaking skills We will review and continue studying the grammatical structure learned in Spanish I and II as well as the thematic vocabulary and complex sentence structures Cultural topics will be integrated into the curriculum Emphasis is on communication in Spanish
Spanish Literature - FL 06109 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Spanish III Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Descriptions Spanish Literature courses place an emphasis on reading understanding and reacting in writing to literature written in Spanish
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Other Courses
Senior Experience- FACS 1501 amp 1502 Required Grade Level 12 Prerequisites MUST BE A SENIOR Length Two Semester Credit 1 Credit Description The purpose of the project is to allow the student to demonstrate the knowledge and maturity that heshe has gained during the course of hisher education The project must be a ldquolearning stretchrdquo meaning that it must go beyond what one already knows or has experienced The Senior Experience is a three-part process consisting of a research paper a projectproduct that is an extension of the research and an oral presentation The topic of this experience is chosen by the student This course is a year long senior course and required for graduation
SILDL (Distance Learning) Courses
(Subject to Change) MMC College Courses
Teacher instructors hired by Mount Marty College and taken over the DDN network live with the
teacher Courses may also be offered online
Level These are college courses not open to underclassmen
Prerequisites
--In order to take these courses students must meet two of the following
A 30 cumulative grade point average
B Minimum grade of B in coursework related to the college course
C ACT score of at least 21 in the content area subtest
D Rank in the top frac12 of the class
Courses and Times
Fall Courses
Composition 1 ndash 700-750 am (possibly other times)
College Algebra ndash 800-850 am
Intro to Psychology ndash 900-950 am
American Government ndash 300 ndash 350 pm
Spring Courses
Literature 1 ndash 700-750 am
Pre-Calculus ndash 800-850 am
Intro to Sociology ndash 900-950 am
Course offeringstimes subject to chagne
Cost Math courses are 4 credits cost = $380 per semester plus books
Other courses are 3 credits cost = $285 per semester plus books
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SILDL High School Courses
Description These hybrid courses (online using local area teachers) are self paced yet rigorous and are
taught and monitored by certified teachers These courses are free with the exception of some course
materials may be needed
Course Offerings (May Change)
Agribusiness
Anatomy and Physiology
Natural History
Physics
Comprehensive Creative Art
Accounting 1 and 2
Digital Media
Service Learning
Spanish 1 and 2
Note If TAHS offers an above course in house we will place student in lsquoin housersquo course
unless extenuating circumstances
NSU Center for Statewide E-Learning AP Learning Power
Description These online AP courses are for public high school students The Learning Power AP
coursework will be challenging so a solid academic background in the identified content area will be
essential The course is free but there is a fee for taking the test
Course Offerings
AP Biology
AP Calculus AB
AP Chemistry
AP EnglishLanguage and Composition
AP EnglishLiterature and Composition
AP Physics B
AP Statistics
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CAREER AND TECHNICAL EDCUATION ACADEMY SIOUX FALLS SCHOOL DISTRICT
Description The CTE Academy is in Sioux Falls We bus for the 715 am course Course schedules vary from semester to semester There is an application process
Architecture and Construction Carpentry I (CTC-30613062) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 2 semesters (2 hours) Credit 1 credit semester Description Successful carpenters need to know more than just how to operate equipment Learn the basics of this career and the value of doing work by constructing two homes from the foundation to the rafters to near completion
Carpentry II (CTC-30813082) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Carpentry I Length 2 semesters (2 hours) Credit 1 credit semester Description In this continuation of Carpentry I young carpenters learn leadership qualities while building a home at the CTE Academy Gain an increased understanding of specialty products and materials Learn project cost-estimating and blue printing
Advanced Woodworking and Cabinet Making (CTC-30903092) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 semester (2 hours) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn advanced woodworking skills including building and installation of cabinets while developing workplace connections and exploring careers in the field
Hospitality and Tourism CulinaryRestaurant Management I (ProStart I) (CTT-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 semester (2 hours) Credit 1 credit semester Description The ProStart program is an industry-based program that prepares students for careers in the restaurant and food service industry Topics include preparing and serving safe food preventing accidents and injuries industrial kitchen equipment usage nutrition business math and business cost awareness
CulinaryResturant Management II (ProStart II) (CTT-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites ProStart I Length 1 semester (2 hours) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn how to be successful in the hospitality and tourism career field Students continue their study of culinary arts ndash gaining essential customer services skills used in food service lodging and business careers Select students have the opportunity to participate in the CTE Culinary Arts competition team
33
Baking and Pastries (CTT-3040) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites ProStart I Length 1 semester (2 hours) Credit 1 credit semester Description In this specialized class students gain the fundamental skills necessary to work in a commercial bakery or your own kitchen Advanced studies include breads pies cakes pastries and much more
Arts AV Technology and Communications Intro to Arts AV Technology and Communications (CTA-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none
Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Lights Camera Action Be your own director Write and produce audio and video projects that inform demonstrate persuade and even entertain Students get hands-on experience using the same digital technology used in world renowned video and film production companies
AV Production (CTA-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to ArtsAV Tech amp Com Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Develop advanced skills in writing and production of audio and video projects Make your work accessible on the internet and see your own quality work proudly displayed on the Districtrsquos cable access channel KLRN-TV
Broadcast Technology (CTA-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to ArtsAV Tech amp Com Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Produce video and audio projects and pieces for the KLRN Klassroom TV show as well as off-site remote broadcasts This course is designed to prepare high school students for professional employment andor further education in television news sports and digital video production
Digital Music Production (CTA-3040) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to ArtsAV Tech amp Com Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Develop knowledge of the music business music copyright and the use electronic music in the entertainment business computer gaming internet technology and music production field
Digital Animation (CTA-3050) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to ArtsAV Tech amp Com Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Manipulate images music and graphics to create animated projects Animation is seen in advertisements on television on your computer screen and on many other things that pop up from the internet
Heath Science
34
Health Careers I (CTS-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none (recommended Anatomy Physiology) Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Want a career in the exciting medical profession Develop an awareness of various health-related careers while learning entry-level skills needed for all jobs in the profession Guest speakers demonstrations and field trips to local health care facilities provide real-life learning opportunities
Health Careers II (CTS-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Health Careers I (need a grade of C or better) Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Try a career in the medical field by completing an internship in a health care facility Apply entry-level skills while on the job Upon successful completion of both courses students are eligible to sit for the Certified Nursing Assistant (CAN) Exam
Project Lead the Way Biomedical Sciences Program This program is divided into four courses-each course building upon the previous Students interested in math science and the human body will be exposed to dynamic hands-on real-world problems to engage and challenge students who are interested in a career in medicine
Principals of Biomedical Sciences PLTW (CTS-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none (recommended Biology Chemistry) Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Study human medicine research processes and get an introduction to crime scene analysis Students investigate various health conditions such as heart disease diabetes sickle cell disease etc Students are engaged through hands-on projects and medical researched
Human Body Systems Biomed II PLTW (CTS-3040) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Principals of Biomedical Sciences Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Play the role of biomedical professionals solving medical mysteries and explore how body systems work together to maintain good health Students investigate the structures and functions of the human body
Medical Interventions Biomed III PLTW (CTS-3050) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Human Body Systems Biomed II Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description This ldquohow-tordquo class allows students to explore how to prevent and fight infection how to screen and evaluate the code in human DNA how to prevent diagnose and treat cancer and how to prevail when the organs of the body begin to fail
Biomedical Innovation Biomed IV PTLW (CTS-3060) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Medical Interventions Biomed III Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description In this capstone course students design and conduct experiments related to the diagnosis treatment and prevention of disease or illness Course includes an internship in the community
35
Human Services All Human Services students study confidentially and are CPRAED certified Students prepare personal resume and portfolio
Intro to Human Services (CTH - 3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description People-oriented occupations require training in human development parenting personal care and wellness counseling consumer services and employment skills Through field experiences and classroom activities students identify possibly career paths suitable to their strengths skills and talents
Guiding Youth and Families (CTH-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Students explore careers related to working directly with youth adolescents adults and the elderly Classroom activities and field experiences expose students to topics including behavior theory relationships ethics and legal issues social problems support systems and learning theories
Personal Services (CTH-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Students learn advanced study of human care and wellness while exploring communication strategies dietetics and nutrition exercise and fitness first aid ethics and legal issues and event planning This is a great choice for students who wish to go into cosmetology personal training or dietetics
Information Technology Introduction to Technology and Computer Support (CTN-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Students learn about computer technology inside a lab format Topics include computer assembly and disassembly troubleshooting repairs operating system installation and peripheral device support Advanced topics include operating system optimization and networking
Advanced Computer Support and Networking (CTN-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Technology and Computer Support Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Upon completion of this course students are prepared to take the CompTIA A+ certification exams Topics include advanced troubleshooting setting up a computer network supporting networking devices establishing network securities and supporting mobile devices
Manufacturing and Welding Principles of Manufacturing (CTM-3010)
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Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description This project based class covers careers in the fields of Manufacturing and Mechatronics Learn measurement robotics and pneumatics thermal technology basic CAD operations machine tools quality controls welding and soldering purchasing and warehouse management
ElectronicsRobotics (CTM-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Principals of Manufacturing Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Gain advanced knowledge of robotics electronics ACDC electrical manufacturing processes control and materials Advanced training in soldering may lead to industry certification
Introduction to Auto Welding I ( ) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description
Welding II (CTM-3220) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Welding I Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Improve work and safety skills by making and using workable plans for school and personal projects Students improve out-of-position welding skills with SMAW (Shield Metal Arc Welding) and GMAC (Gas Metal Arc Welding) and become proficient in the use of a plasma cutter and wire feed welding processes
Advanced Welding amp Fabrication (CTM-3230) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Welding I and Welding II Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 Credit semester Description Students are exposed to gas tungsten arc welding aluminum welding gouging blueprint reading and heavy duty welding applications for large scale welding projects Students shadow a professional in the field to understand the physical attributes of the career
Aviation Introduction to Aviation (CTF-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn all aspects of the aviation industry including history principles of flight aircraft systems and performance weather navigation and aviation physiology Career exploration and flight simulation training make this an exciting class
Advanced Aviation and Flight (CTF-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Aviation
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Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Prepare to take the FAA private pilot written exam as well as gain significant knowledge to begin an FAA flight training programming Learn aerodynamics air craft systems federal regulations flight planning weather and flight maneuvers
Science Technology Engineering and Math Project Lead The Way Pathway to Engineering Program Design an alternative housing project test and build wind turbines and apply engineering concepts related to biomechanics ndash think robotics Earn up to 12 college credits towards your engineering degree while you are in high school
Introduction to Engineering Design Engineering I PTLW (CTE-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Students learn how to apply the engineering design process to solve problems in and out of the classroom Using real world 3-D software students communicate the details of the products and will have the opportunity to create prototypes using our 3-D printer
Principles of Engineering Engineering II PTLW (CTE-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Engineering Design Engineering I Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn about major engineering concepts you will encounter in a college engineering curriculum Conduct destructive testing as you learn about material properties Apply your knowledge of engineering concepts as you tackle real-world engineering design problems through the use of VEX Robotics
Digital Electronics Engineering III PTLW (CTE-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Principles of Engineering Engineering II Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Use combinational and sequential logic design key elements of careers in engineering Students design circuits to solve problems export their designs to a printed circuit auto-routing program that generates printed circuit boards and use appropriate components to build their designs
Engineering Design and Development (EDD) Engineering IV PTLW (CTE-3080) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Digital Electronics Engineering III Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Design test and construct a solution to real-world engineering problem The EDD course allows students to apply skills and knowledge learned in previous Project Lead The Way courses
Transportation Distribution and Logistics Introduction to Vehicle Systems and Maintenance offered at the home high schools is a prerequisite for the auto tech courses
Introduction to Auto Welding I ( ) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description This course has been approved by the South Dakota Department of
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Education to fulfill high school graduation requirements for Career amp Technical Education(CTE) Successful completion of this course is a prerequisite to take the advanced Auto Tech courses at the CTE Academy Demonstrate safety in the shop and lab while obtaining skills for the career and hobby opportunities in the automotive field Students will raise and support all vehicles inspect fluid levels perform an oil change and chassis lube service Students will test service and inspect vehicle electrical cooling and chassis systems Students will also perform services on tires transmission brakes fuel system and interior and exterior surfaces
Automotive Brakes (CTL-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn the fine adjustments and diagnosis techniques of automobile braking systems while troubleshooting and testing Use industry-quality computer equipment to learn the proper installation analyze data and repair vehicle brakes under actual conditions
Automotive Suspension and Steering (CTL-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn the fine adjustments and diagnosis of suspension and steering systems Troubleshoot and test steering and suspension components Use industry-quality equipment and computers to analyze data while working on vehicles under actual conditions
Automotive Electronics (CTL-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Test electronic engine controls and computer diagnosis perform ignition and tune-up procedures test charging and starting systems
Automotive Engine Performance (CTL-3040) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Using the latest in automotive technology and diagnostic equipment students build on their knowledge about fuel systems and fuel injection systems repair under actual lab and shop conditions
Introduction to Auto Body Repair and Estimating (CTL-3050) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Become acquainted with the requirements qualifications and skills needed in the field of auto body repair Demonstrate proper procedures and safety when handling tools and equipment
Auto Body Structural Analysis and Damage Repair (CTL-3060) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Body Repair and Estimating Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester
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Description Demonstrate skills necessary for repairing auto body damage and repainting Successful completion may result in credits in the Auto Body Technology program at Southeast Technical Institute
Auto Body Nonstructural Analysis and Damage Repair (CTL-3070) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Body Repair and Estimating Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Repair auto body damage properly prepare automobile surfaces for painting analyze record and estimate the time and material needed to finish a vehicle Successful completion may result in credits in the Auto Body Technology program at Southeast Technical Institute
Auto Body Painting and Refinishing (CTL-3070) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Body Repair and Estimating Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Gain an understanding of the environmental regulations and industry processes used in painting and refinishing to achieve invisible repair
Academy of Finance This 2 or 3 year national program is designed to prepare students with practical skills to enter the real world of business and finance Earn up to 17 college credits Apply freshman or sophomore year for this program that is sponsored by the National Academy Foundation Financial support is provided by Citibank and numerous local internship sponsors
Sophomore Year Fall Semester Accounting I (ACBA40114012) Spring Semester Accounting II (ACBA40214022) or Introduction to Financial Services (ACBA4070) AND Banking and Credit (ACBA4050)
Junior Year Fall Semester Accounting I (ACBA40114012) or Introduction to Financial Services (ACBA4070) AND Banking and Credit (ACBA4050) Spring Semester Accounting II (ACBA40214022) or Introduction to Financial Services (ACBA4070) AND Banking and Credit (ACBA4050)
Summer Internship Senior Year Fall Semester Financial Planning (ACB-5010) Spring Semester Accounting II (ACBA20214022) AND Financial Economics (ACB-5020)
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4) Three units of Social Studies ndash must include
a US History ndash 1 unit
b US Government ndash 5 unit
c World History ndash 5 unit
d Geography ndash 5 unit
e Social studies elective-5 unit
5) Fine Arts-1 unit
6) Personal Finance or Economics -5 unit
7) Physical Education - 5 unit
8) Health -5 unit
9) Computer Studies-1 unit
10) Senior Experience-1 unit
May be allowed to substitute a different math andor science course to fulfill graduation requirements
See the high school counselor for an exemption form to opt out of the required course(s)
Suggested Graduation Track All students are required to enroll in the following
Grade 9 Composition General Literature Physical Science Math World History and Geography
Computer Applications Web Design and PEHealth
Grade 10 Speech Composition Biology Math and American History
Grade 11 American Literature Advanced Composition Math Chemistry or Physics (other science
course)
Grade 12 British Literature and Senior or College Writing or a full year of Advanced Placement
English Personal FinanceEconomics Government Senior Experience
The purpose of a high school education is to aid a student in developing hisher interests abilities skills
personality habits attitudes thought processes health and knowledge of our democratic form of
government and its operation Such an education will allow the student to take hisher place in any
community as a happy well adjusted and useful citizen Students are expected to be enrolled in six
courses a semester Seniors may enroll in just five courses Special circumstances with administrative
approval may alter this procedure
GPA The following scale will be used in determining grade point averages beginning with all courses in the
2013-2014 school year APMMCcollege level classes are weighted higher due to increased rigor Class
rank is determined by using cumulative grade point average of all classes beginning with 9th grade
PassFail courses shall not be used in the calculation of Grade Point Averages Courses retaken will be
included in the Grade Point Average
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Repeating Courses
Students will only be allowed to take a coursesemester twice in an effort to earn credit unless enrolling
in the course through Connections Academy
Post Secondary Education In general students planning to further their education beyond high school will be required to complete
the following college preparatory curriculum Students who have not met the course requirements in a
discipline may demonstrate appropriate competencies through scores on national tests
English 4 units
Math (Algebra I and higher) 3 units
Science (Laboratory courses) 3 units
Social Studies 3 units
Fine Art 1 unit
Entering Undergraduates will also be required to have ONE of the following a minimum of a 26 high
school GPA a graduating class rank in the top 50- 60 an ACT composite score of 18-2 depending on
the school Some out‐of‐state schools require 2 consecutive units of foreign language Check with the
collegeuniversitytech school you plan to apply to for specific admission requirements
Regents Scholar Diplomas The Division of Education and the Board of Regents annually recognize seniors committed to academic
excellence by issuing Regents Scholar Diplomas Recipients of Regents Scholar Diplomas are accepted
for automatic entrance to any of the public institutions of higher education in South Dakota
To be eligible a student must have completed the following courses with no final grade below a C and a
grade point average no lower than a B Refer to the Board of Regents website at wwwsdboredu for
more information and details regarding qualifications for this diploma
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English 4 units
Mathematics 4 units
Science 4 units
Social Science 3 units
Foreign Language 2 units
Fine Arts 1 unit
South Dakota Opportunity Scholarship Requirements Students must have earned a composite ACT score of 24 or above and have completed the required
courses depending on graduation date These are available at
wwwsdboreduopportunityscholarshipsdoshtm
There is also a new option in which you can receive the SDOS if you have an ACT composite of 28 or
above and if you do not meet the course requirements Refer to the Board of Regents website for more
information and details as well as the application to submit
Special Program Special Education programs at the high school utilize an Individual Education Plan (IEP) to assist
students with special needs Career classes at the high school meet these specialized needs on an
individual basis Contact an administrator for more information
SDMyLifecom SDMyLifecom is a career exploration and planning tool available anywhere you have Internet access
A key component of the programs is the Personal Learning Plan (PLP) which helps ensure students meet
graduationscholarship requirements by taking the appropriate courses and match their career interest
and aptitudes The completion standards guide students through activities designed to assist them in
their post-secondary decision making In addition the electronic portfolio allows students career
planning activities and documentation and also includes an ACT test preparation component This part
is called Master Test Prep and it is FREE You can access it on the first page of sdmylife
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TEA AREA HIGH SCHOOL COURSE OFFERINGS SUBJECT TO CHANGE
Career and Technical Education
Business Department
Introduction to Business- BE 1101 amp 1102
Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None
Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This course is designed for students to learn basic business concepts relating to a variety of business subjects Subject matter includes basic economic theory owning and operating a business influences on business marketing human resources financial and technological resources career planning in a global economy buying goods and services credit money management and risk management The primary goal is for students to learn the basics of a mixture of personal and business financial aptitudes for use as a citizen and further education
Accounting I- BE 1301 amp 1302
Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Algebra I Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description An introduction to manual double entry accounting the accounting cycle and accounting for a payroll system Key topics include analyzing transactions journalizing posting six column worksheet preparing financial statements cash control and banking activities payroll accounting payroll liabilities and tax records Students will use the APUA software to complete assignments and tests Students should be good with problem solving working with numbers and detail oriented
Accounting II- BE 1601 amp 1602) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Accounting I Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description A continuation of Accounting I with an emphasis on the accounting theory procedures and systems used to record transactions prepare financial statements Accounting II focuses on partnership and corporate structures management decision-making cost control and other selected topics
Business Law- BE 1502 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description Designed to cover a variety of legal topics and provide students fundamental knowledge of criminal law contract law consumer law your money and the law and family law The primary goal is for students to understand the facts about federal state and local law and develop an awareness of legal circumstances to allow students to function more effectively in their chosen professions and become better informed and legally wise citizens
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Personal Finance- BE 1401 frac12 credit of Personal Finance or Economics is required for graduation Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course is designed for students to learn the essentials and importance of financial planning budgeting banking services credit management the finances of housing saving and investing taxes home and motor vehicle insurance The primary goal of this course is for students to become financially literate in everyday financial affairs
Economics- BE 1801 frac12 credit of Personal Finance or Economics is required for graduation Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course includes basic economic theory as students learn about economic systems and how the American economy works Key topics include your role as a consumer borrowing buying saving and investment
Computer Science Department
Computer Applications- CS 1101 Required Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 5 Credit Description This course is an extension to the Microsoft Office Suite and students will learn how to integrate software programs in this suite In this class students will learn to apply computer skills and applications to real life situations This will be done by completing a business simulation that integrates different software programs to complete professional looking documents
Web Design- CS 1201 Required Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description In web design students will learn how to create and manage a web site Students will also learn the ethical and commercial standards that need to be considered when creating a web site Students will be able to address the needs of the community when they create a web site
Visual Basic Programming- CS 1301 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Computer Applications Web Design Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description Basic windows based programming using Visual Basic 60 This course focuses on problem solving skills program design and logical thinking Topics in this class include decision making repetition statements selections data validation program functionality documentation external files database structures and debugging
Programming Visual C++ CS 1402
Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Visual Basic Programming Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course is a higher level programming class using the Visual C++ programming language Topics include sequence selection repetition functions and arrays
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Computer Hardware- CS 1501 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Computer Applications Web Design Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course provides the student with concrete hands-on experience with a specific architecture WindowsIntelHP-style personal computer and explores key architectural topics in some depth The course will be primarily a set of lab exercises related to system performance and management that correspond to topics covered in class discussions and lectures
Database Management- CS 1502 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Computer Applications Web Design Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course teaches students to design database applications for business world applications as well as gaining an understanding of how databases are integrated into business needs The course will emphasize data definition and data manipulation languages for relational models Hands-on experience will be provided using Microsoft Access database software
Multimedia Design I- CS 1801 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Computer Applications Web Design Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course will expose students to different tools used in multimedia development Students will be expected to assembly pre-designed multimedia models using such programs as Adobe Photoshop Fireworks and others Students will have labs each week and be required to work in small groups
Computer Programming (Game Design) - CS 1902 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Web Design Computer Applications Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course will explore key components including programming graphic design and audio editing needed in order to develop a game Students will form and work in project development teams and use physics and math skills in order to develop program and market an original game Previous programming experience is not needed
Family amp Consumer Sciences
Interior Design- FACS 1201
Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This class is designed to help students learn about the home as an environment for human growth the selection of a home the process of financingfurnishing a home trends in housing and using related art principles and consumer buying skills Housing styles are identified and decorating techniques are covered Purchasing furnishings and sources of furnishings are investigated Advanced Interior Design ndashFACS 1401
Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites Interior Design I Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit
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Description This course will give the student the opportunity to link their creative ability to well documented strategies and theories concerning planning and decorating a living or working space Students will be exposed to the relationship between history texture color and design Home accessory projects will be made by the student to enhanced home decorating the projects will be individualized to meet the studentrsquos needs and wants Most material expenses will be the responsibility of the students
Nutrition amp Wellness- FACS 1202
Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description Nutrition and Wellness covers all aspects of food preparation skills and nutritional needs of all ages Specific areas of study are food choices nutrient needs guidelines for good nutrition planning daily food choices food and fitness special topics in nutrition tools and techniques consumer decisions foods for meals and snacks foods of the world special techniques and careers in food and nutrition
Dietetics and Nutrition- FACS 1402
Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites Nutrition and Wellness Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description Dietetics and Nutrition is a semester long course that is designed to teach students about trends related to diet and nutrition Topics covered include career paths and careers in dietetics and nutrition societal trends and concerns impacting dietetics and nutrition and menu planning for others to meet individual needs Students will expand on kitchen skills used in Nutrition and Wellness
Human Development Prenatal to Toddler- FACS 1301
Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course helps the student understand and accept responsibility for ones own actions in relation to decisions about the choice of parenting as well as understanding the relationship between learning about children and being a nurturing parent Students will become aware of the responsibility of being parents as they study the growth of the child from conception through tenth year of life This class would benefit students going into careers such as pre-schoolelementary education nursing teacher aides and future parents Student take home an infant stimulator to learn the skills involved in parenting
Human Development Adolescence to Adulthood- FACS 1302
Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course stresses the importance of relationships in everyday living Topics include establishing and building relationships improving communication building self-esteem personality development developing leadership skills and personal management of both conflict and stress Emphasis is on developing skills in these areas as well as improving relationships through learning about other people families and cultures
Youth Internships- FACS 1101 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites MUST HAVE A CURRENT DRIVERS LICENCE
12
Length One Semester (first) Credit 1 Credit Description Youth Internships allow students the opportunity to consolidate and apply the learning from their high school coursework into a meaningful and relevant on-the job experience It is their venue to connect with the world outside of school and to gain the skills to go on to further education andor enter the workforce The purpose of this program is to give Junior and Senior students the opportunity to expand their experience in the career cluster of their choice Attendance will come into consideration when applying to the Youth Internship program
Industrial Technology
Cabinet Making- IA 1201 amp 1202 Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None Length One Semester (two periods) Credit 1 Creditsemester Description This course introduces the student to fundamentals of woodworking Topics covered wood wood products hand tools power tools lab safety and power tool safety Community Involvement Field trips will be taken to various community businesses throughout the construction industry (Cabinetry House Construction) Students are required to complete projects during the semester
Introduction to Building Trades- IA 1301 amp 1302 Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites Cabinet Making Length One Semester (two periods) Credit 1 Creditsemester Description This course is hands on introduction to the field of building construction Students learn how to use hand power tools with safety being emphasized Wood identification carpentry jobs and carpentry vocations are discussed Field trips will be taken to job sites
Small Engines- IA 1101 amp 1102 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites None Length Two Semesters (two periods) Credit 1 Creditsemester Description Subject manner is presented on engine principles the use of measuring and testing instruments and engine systems such as compression ignition carburetion and starting The instructional program includes preventative maintenance off-season storage safety four-stroke cycle engine overhaul and two-stroke cycle overhaul The engines for this study program are furnished by the students
Introduction to Technology Education (IA) ndash IA 1101 and 1102 (21051) Elective Grade Level 9th Prerequisite None Length One semester (two periods) Credit 1 Credit Description This course is aimed at students who want to learn the BASIC woodworking skills This will be accomplished by completing small woodworking projects Students will learn wordworking skills that will be applicable to real life situations This class is designed for students boys and girls who have little or no experience in woodworking Projects completed in this course include Design Process (Drawing up plans) Energy and Power (Making and wiring a Lamp) Manufacturing (Mass production of a wood project) Communication (making a safety video or commercial on their project)
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EnglishLanguage Arts Department
English I-Composition- ENG 1101 Required Grade Level 9 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description In Composition I the writing process is reinforced and will be applied to personal narrative descriptive and expository writing Students will read short literature selections and write reaction essays Students will end the semester with a strong writing foundation Grammar sentence structure ideas writing style and syntax will be heavily emphasized in this class
English I-Literature- ENG 1102 Required Grade Level 9 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description Students will read To Kill a Mockingbird Romeo and Juliet and an assortment of multicultural short stories Students will learn vocabulary and complete writing and other assignments as they explore the literature selections In this class students will go beyond simple comprehension of literature they will be able to analyze and describe the effect of figurative language and other literary devices
English II- Speech- ENG 1201 Required Grade Level 10 Prerequisites English I Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description In Speech students will learn about communication and analyze the effect different types of communication have on themselves and others Students will prepare and present various types of speeches and learn valuable speaking and listening strategies This course focuses heavily on effective group communication English II-Composition amp Literature- ENG 1202 Required Grade Level 10 Prerequisites English I Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course encompasses a broad range of writing challenges along with the infusion of multiple pieces of literature Students will analyze creative communication through writing and respond with respectful personal responses to their classmatesrsquo pieces of writing
English III-American Literature- ENG1301
Required Grade Level 11 Prerequisites English I Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description The course surveys American literature and authors from the Colonial Period to the early Twentieth Century Students will learn vocabulary and complete short writing assignments and essays as they relate to the course content grammar usage and mechanics will also be stressed
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English III-Advanced Composition- ENG 1302 Required Grade Level 11 Prerequisites English I Length One semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course will focus on the proper use of mechanics in writing and the further development of rhetorical skills Students will write a variety of short essays including those in the genres of narration exposition and research with a special emphasis placed on expository essays common in standardized tests
English IV-British Literature- ENG 1401 One credit of a senior-level English course is required Grade Level 12 Prerequisites Senior standing English I II amp III Length One semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course will survey British literature from ancient to modern times exploring the origin and evolution of the English language along the way Lessons will also include the study of literary elements vocabulary writing and grammar
English IV-Senior Writing- ENG1402 One credit of a senior-level English course is required Grade Level 12 Prerequisites Senior standing English I II amp III Length One semester Credit 05 Credit Description This is the capstone writing course for seniors which will combine advanced lessons on vocabulary and grammar with various forms of writing A variety of topics styles and disciplines will be used with the goal of fostering a critical informed view of mass media outlets and preparing students for post-secondary education inside or outside the classroom
Advanced Placement Literature and Composition- ENG 1801 amp 1802 One year of a senior-level English course is required Students must see the instructor for summer reading and vocabulary requirements Grade Level 12 Prerequisites Grade of at least B in English I II and III Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description Students will consider a workrsquos structure style and themes as well as such smaller-scale elements as the use of figurative language imagery symbolism and tone Students will discuss and write about the experience of literature the interpretation of literature and the evaluation of literature NOTE Students will have a chance to earn college credit by earning a certain composite score on the exam which is taken in May Neither taking nor passing the AP exam is required to earn high school credit College credit may be earned by scoring a preset score as determined by a specific college or university Some universities do not accept AP exam scores for credit check with your college before taking the exam
Yearbook Publications- ENG 2001 amp2002 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Sophomore Standing Length One year Credit 1 credit Description Yearbook class will be responsible for creating the schoolrsquos annual yearbook publication Students will review and apply the principles of reporting and photography with special emphasis placed on graphic design as it applies to publishing a comprehensive integrated
15
yearbook The ability to work with others pay attention to detail and work on assignments outside of school hours is recommended as many assignments will require one or all of these
JournalismNewspaper- ENG1601 amp 1602 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites None (based on available space) Length Two semesters (two semesters recommended) Credit 05 Credit (one credit recommended) Description Journalism will introduce students to the basic principles of reporting and photography with an emphasis on newspaper and other print journalism Students in this class will regularly design and publish the schoolrsquos newspaper working independently and in teams to complete assignments including interviewing subjects writing and editing stories taking pictures and designing layouts The ability to work with others pay attention to detail and work on assignments outside of school hours is recommended as many assignments will require one or all of these Photography and photojournalism skills may be included This course may be repeated by students at the instructorrsquos discretion
Creative Writing ndash ENG 1603 amp 1604 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites None Length 1 semester Credit 5 Creative Writing courses offer students the opportunity to develop and improve their technique and individual style in poetry short story drama essays and other forms of prose The emphasis of the courses is on writing however students may study exemplary representations and authors to obtain a fuller appreciation of the form and craft Although most creative writing classes cover several expressive forms others concentrate exclusively on one particular form (such as poetry or playwriting)
16
Fine Arts Department Introduction to Art - FA1301 amp 1302 Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites Length One Semester Credit 5 Credit Description This course is an introduction to high school art The elements and principles of design are emphasized demonstrate two and three dimensional construction utilize design vocabulary and basic drawing skills The principles of design are studied in projects such as architecture design through 1 2 amp 3 point perspective In the area of drawing projects will include human anatomy and creating correct proportions still life contour and line in nature In the area Painting the students will demonstrate painting techniques apply color theory and composition techniques This course also studies the basics of 3D~design Students will learn to hand build coil pots pinch pots slabs and many others
Creative Art Drawing- FA1401 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Creative Art and DrawingPainting Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description Advanced drawing techniques in black and white or color media utilize positive and negative space in a composition identify anatomy and proportion in figure drawing demonstrate proportions in portraiture student develops and produces portfolio of advanced work
Creative Art Painting- FA1501 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Creative Art Drawing Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description Study and use variety of painting media watercolor acrylics and water-based inks Utilize pigment color relationships demonstrate color mixing demonstrate personal growth and increased knowledge of selected media and style present portfolio of advanced work Students will also have to purchase own canvas
Digital Photography- FA1601 Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites Graphics Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This photography course is designed to give students experience in taking and analyzing photographs Students will also learn additional skills such as film processing using a scanner and manipulating photos with Photo Software As a photography student you will also become familiar with how the digital camera works Students will need to have a digital camera and Photo book
Art Portfolio I- FA1701 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Creative Art and DrawingPainting and 3 or 4 Advanced Classes
17
Length One semester Credit 05 Credit Description Students in this class will sign a contract stating the goals they will accomplish during a semester A minimum of 10 projects is required One project is required from each of the following areas 18 X 24 in drawing 14 x 18 in painting ceramics sculpture and design The three remaining projects are the studentrsquos choice Students will submit a self-analysis sheet with each project they complete One art history report and replica is also required
Ceramics Pottery Elective
Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Intro to Art
Length One semester Credit 05 credit
Students will demonstrate advanced ceramics and sculpture techniques to create 3D sculpture working with
clay and other media Students will create clay projects on the potterrsquos wheel Students will know how to load
and unload the kiln
Drama I- FA1801 amp 1802 Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites none Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description Drama focuses on all aspects of theater This course will explore the history of drama and how it has influenced civilization Students will closely examine various types of drama from classic Greek tragedies to modern day American theater Students will also learn different acting techniques and will develop improvisational skills All students will be required to participate in all exercises and performances Participation is expected and will be a large portion of the grade Imagination and creativity are a must for this course
Drama II- FA1901 amp 1902 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Drama I Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description In Drama II Students will continue their exploration of drama and theatre Students will explore additional techniques of acting while sharpening their acting and improvisational skills Students will also examine how to produce a play and experiment with various stage settings This includes directing a one-act play Students will also explore the mechanics of theatre including lighting sound costuming and make-up All students will be required to participate in all exercises and performances Participation is expected and will be a large portion of the grade As with Drama I imagination and creativity are a must for this course
Music Appreciation- FA2001 amp 2002 Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description Music appreciation class is made up of bookwork listening assignments some research in this class will be involved as well as written assignments We will be learning music theory the reading and writing of notes rhythms and symbols on a staff We will also be exploring different genres or types of music such as blues jazz country rock and roll pop as well as world
18
music Most of the grade points in this class will be made up of in class assignments and projects but there will be take home homework and research assignments as well
Concert Band- FA 1101 amp 1102 Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites 5-8 band Length Two semesters Credit 1 credit Description Students will play many types and styles of music throughout the year Marching Band is included at the beginning of the year with various competitions and parades Pep Band plays throughout the year at home sporting events Concert band and Jazz band meet throughout the year and students will also have some opportunities to play in a drum line along with optional solo and ensemble opportunities
Concert Choir- FA1001 amp 1002
Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites By Audition Only Length Two semesters Credit 1 Credit Description Concert Choir will meet every day for 49 minutes The concert choir will be by audition only(30 to-40 members) and will be the one that goes to honors choirs and contests Concert choir will compete in large group contests and have the opportunity to go to small groupsolo contest Only members of the concert choir will be able to audition for All-State Choir and participate in the Big East Honors Choir They will also be required to perform at the winter and spring concerts as well as various community events
Womenrsquos Ensemble
Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None Length Two semesters Credit 1 Credit Description Meets Monday through Friday for 49 minutes The ladies will sing a wide range of genres and languages in 3 and 4 part harmony accompanied and unaccompanied Participation in small group and large group contest as well as home concerts in December and May are required in attendance There may also be opportunities to perform at various community events
Mens Ensemble
Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None Length Two semesters Credit 1 credit Description Meets Monday through Friday for 49 minutes Sing and cover many types of music throughout the year The student will focus on becoming better at reading music and singing 2 3 and 4 part splits You will have the chance to sing a variety of repertoire and perform at the winter and spring concerts as well as various community events Solo work is not required
Symphonic Band Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites Audition Only Length Two semesters Credit 1 credit Description Students will play many types and styles of music throughout the year Marching Band is included at the beginning of the year with various competitions and parades Pep Band
19
plays throughout the year at home sporting events Concert band and Jazz band meet throughout the year and students will also have some opportunities to play in a drum line along with optional solo and ensemble opportunities
Health and Physical Education
High School PE- PEHS 1101 amp PEHS1102 Required Grade Level 9 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description Students will participate in physical activity to achieve and maintain a health enhancing level of physical fitness Students will also participate in and learn different lifetime activities
Health- PE1301 amp PE 1302 Required Grade Level 9 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description Class will cover various health-related topics relevant to teenage life Class consists mainly of lecture and class discussion
Fitness and Conditioning- PE1201 amp 1202 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Physical EducationHealth Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit DescriptionStudents learn the benefits and proper skills associated with strength training plyometrics and cardiovascular exercise Studentrsquos progress is kept with a series of physical and strength testing each nine weeks
20
Math Department
Math requirement and suggestions
1 8th
graders taking Algebra I who do not score proficient on the End of Course Exam will not gain
Algebra I high school credit and will take the course as freshmen
2 Placement in Pathways or Algebra I is based on a studentrsquos performance in their 8th
grade math class
3 Passing a math class with anything less than a C- should be considered an indicator that the next level
math class may be difficult to successfully complete It may be in the studentrsquos best interest to repeat
this class
4 Students planning on attending college in South Dakota that have anything less than a C- in Algebra I
Geometry and Advanced Algebra may have some difficulty with the required math placement exam
An unacceptable score on this exam (ACT score below 20) will require the student to take a remedial
math class for no credit at their own expense
5 If a student wishes to ldquodouble-uprdquo with Geometry and Algebra II during the sophomore or junior year it
is highly recommended that the student receive at least a ldquoBrdquo in Algebra I and be very organized and
very self-disciplined
6 It is important to note that the classes that meet the graduation requirement may not satisfy the entrance
requirements at the college a student chooses Any questions in this area should be directed to a
studentrsquos counselor
Pathways to AlgebramdashMA 1001 amp 1002 Elective (by teacher recommendation only) Grade Level 9 Prerequisites None Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This course will focus on math skills necessary to succeed in Algebra I Registration for this course is based on student performance in prior math courses and also on teacher recommendation
Algebra I ndash MA 1201 amp 1202
Required Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description In this course students will learn the language of algebra (properties) work with real numbers solve linear equations graph relations and functions analyze linear equations solve linear inequalities and solve systems of equations and inequalities They may also be introduced to polynomial operations factoring quadratic and exponential functions radical expressions rational expressions and equations statistics and probability A scientific calculator is recommended
Geometry ndash MA 1301 amp 1302 Required Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites Algebra I Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This course introduces students to geometrical concepts and reasoning Students will work with segment measure and coordinate graphing angles parallels triangles and congruence triangles and their properties triangle inequalities quadrilaterals and their properties proportions
21
and similarity polygons and area circles and their properties surface area and volume right triangles and trigonometry circle relationships proofs and transformations A scientific calculator is recommended
Informal Geometry ndash MA 1010 amp 1020 Prerequisite Algebra I (need teacher recommendation) Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit
Description Geometry will introduce the students to geometrical concepts and reasoning Students will also work with segment measure and coordinate graphing angles parallels triangles and congruence triangles and their properties triangle inequalities quadrilaterals and their properties proportions and similarity polygons and area circles and their properties surface area and volume right triangles and trigonometry circle relationships proofs and transformations
Algebra II ndash MA 1401 amp 1402 Required Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Algebra I Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This course will review some principles of Algebra I Topics may include solving equations and inequalities linear relations and functions systems of equations and inequalities matrices polynomials quadratic functions and inequalities polynomial functions conic sections rational expressions and equations exponential and logarithmic relations sequences and series probability and statistics trigonometric functions and trigonometric graphs and identities A graphing TI-83+ or TI-84+ graphing calculator is recommended due to the extensive use of its functions
Pre-Calculus ndash MA 1701 amp 1702 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Algebra II and Geometry Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This course will review some principles of Algebra II Topics may include linear relations and functions systems of equations and inequalities the nature of graphs polynomial and rational functions trigonometric functions and their graphs trigonometric identities and equations vectors and parametric equations polar coordinates and complex numbers conic sections exponential and logarithmic functions sequences and series combinatorics and probability statistics and data analysis and possibly an introduction to calculus A graphing TI-83+ or TI-84+ graphing calculator is highly recommended due to the extensive use of its functions
Statistics and Probability ndash MA 2201 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Algebra I and Algebra II
Length 1 Semester Credit 5 Descritpion Probability and Statistics courses introduce the study of likely events and the analysis interpretation and presentation of quantitative data Course topics generally include basic probability and statistics discrete probability theory odds and probabilities probability trees populations and samples frequency tables measures of central tendency and presentation of data (including graphs) Course topics may also include normal distribution and measures of variability
22
Consumer Math ndash MA 1501 amp 1502 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites None Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description In this course students will review some concepts of working with numbers decimals fractions as well as some estimation and rounding techniques Students will then be introduced to topics such as part-time and summer jobs full-time work recreation and sports costs basic purchases checking and savings accounts credit automobile expenses taxes housing personal finance and investments
Calculus MA 1801 amp 1802 Elective Grade Level 12 Prerequisites Pre-Calculus Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This course includes limits and continuity differentiation applications of differentiation integration applications of the definite integral exponentials logarithms and other transcendental functions integration techniques infinite series and parametric equations and polar coordinates A graphing TI-83+ or TI-84+ graphing calculator is highly recommended due to the extensive use of its functions
23
Mentoring
Mentoring- MN 1001 amp1002 Elective
Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites 30 GPA amp Instructor Approval ndash must complete an application
and get a teacher recommendation
Length One or Two Semesters Credit 5 Credit Semester
Description Mentors will go to the Elementarty or Intermediate School and are assigned to a classroom to
assist with academic and social skills while being a positive role model to younger students Course is a Pass
Fail
24
Science Department
Physical Science- CS1201 amp 1202 Required Grade Level 9th Prerequisites None Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description Physical science is a required laboratory science usually taken in the 9th grade The focus of this class will be critical thinking skills laboratory skills and basic concepts of physics and chemistry Students will be involved in regular laboratory exercises that will develop their abilities to collect and report data use scientific conversions properly use lab equipment and manipulate data in scientific formulas
Biology I- SC1701 amp 1702 Required Grade Level 10th Prerequisites Physical Science Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This is a life science course that examines such topics in units of ecology cells genetics the history of life plants invertebrates vertebrates and the human body We present these major topics and discuss how all living things on Earth are connected and in fact dependent upon each other Students will be expected to complete projects give presentations and perform lab experiments complete with extensive lab reports
Chemistry- SC1501 amp 1502 Required Grade Level 11th-12th Prerequisites Physical Science Biology Algebra II (may be taken concurrently) Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This is an upper-level elective that is designed to be a college-preparatory course Students should have a strong background in mathematics Students will participate in laboratory work discussions and writing related to the study of matter and energy Chemistry is essential for careers in medicine dentistry pharmacy nursing veterinary work family and consumer sciences agriculture forestry and engineering Topics covered will include atomic structure periodicity bonding stoichiometry reaction dynamics and acids amp bases
Physics- SC2001 amp 2002 Required Grade Level 11th-12th Prerequisites B or better in Geometry and Algebra Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description Students will study energy mechanics heat light electricity and atomic physics Physics is a mathematically intensive so students should have a strong background in both math and science to do well in this course
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AnatomyPhysiology-Bio III- SC1301 amp 1302 Elective Grade Level 11th-12th Prerequisites Biology Chemistry also strongly suggested Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This is an upper-level elective that is designed as a preparatory course for college-bound students interested in pursuing a career in a health or medical-related field Anatomy is the study of the parts of the human body and physiology is a study of how those parts work The course begins on a cellular level and moves to a study of the tissues and organ systems Students need to have a strong biology and chemistry background coming into this course as well as be proficient in note taking There is a lot of reading involved and there will also be several labs to be completed with extensive lab reports This course does involve direct study of anatomyphysiology through activities such as dissections and a trip to a college lab to view human cadavers
Astronomy- SC1401 Elective Grade Level 11th-12th Prerequisites B or better in Physical Science and Algebra Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This is an upper-level elective Students will study the characteristics of planets stars and galaxies They will also explore our place in our solar system and the universe through the study of the history of astronomy the design and use of astronomical tools and ideas of modern cosmology
Environmental Science-CS1801 Elective Grade Level 11th-12th Prerequisites B or better in Biology Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description Environmental science is an upper-level elective in which students will demonstrate an understanding of the diverse interrelationships that organisms have with each other and their environment They will also address the political and economic implications of the allocation of limited resources Students will research and discuss problems with populations communities and ecosystems They will also trace the movement of energy through the ecosystem
26
Social Sciences Department Geography- SS 1101 Required Grade Level 9 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course will consist of the study of geography with the geographic components revolving around the five fundamental themes of geography and the nationally recognized standards for geography The emphasis of the course is on geography and climate and their impact on the development history and government culture and lifestyle and contemporary society of a region
World History- SS 1102 Required Grade Level 9 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course covers pre-historic to modern times in both western and non-western worlds Topics include the rise of civilization political social and economic developments of the Middle Ages the Renaissance and era of discovery the growth of democracy and nationalism the industrial revolution and the two world wars
American History- SS 1301 amp 1302 Required (or AP US History with prior approval) Grade Level 10 or 11 Prerequisites World History amp Geography Length Two semesters Credit 1 credit Description This course is designed as a concentrated study of our nation from post-American Civil War to the present The purpose of the course is to make students aware of past events so they can have a better understanding of present events Critical thinking and writing will be emphasized Current issues will be discussed and evaluated in their historical context
AP (Advanced Placement) United States History- SS 2101 amp 2102 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites TeacherAdministration consent Length Two semesters Credit 1 credit Description This course is meant to be the equivalent of a college freshman level American history course The course prepares students to take the AP exam which can earn students college credit It is a two semester survey of American history from the earliest explorations to modern times Emphasis is placed on critical and evaluative thinking skills essay writing primary document analysis and historiography Students are required to read outside novels and perform outside research independently Students are required to write numerous historical and analytical essays
Government- SS 1401 Required Grade Level 12 Prerequisites American History Length One Semester Credit 5 credit Description Government examines the origins of American government as well as its current structure and administration The main branches of the government are explored as well as state and local governments
Criminal Justice Today- SS 1801
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Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course uses interactive methods to give students a practical understanding of law and our legal system while focusing on legal issues relevant to students lives and developing knowledge and skills essential in our law-oriented society International Affairs- SS 1501 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites American History or AP US History Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course familiarizes students with the various issues and news events taking place in the world and how these events affect our lives Local state national and world news items will be featured The major objectives are to promote inquiry through presentation and debate of conflicting viewpoints and to assign students to discover and reflect upon societal problems relevant to their lives It will provide opportunities to apply techniques of investigation and inquiry to the study of significant problems or issues
Psychology- SS 1601 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Biology Length One semester Credit 05 Credit Description In this course students will learn about basic research methods human development from birth to old age the anatomy of the brain and its influence on behavior sensation and perception intelligence and psychological disorders
AP PsychologymdashSS 2501 amp 2502 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Biology Length Two Semesters Credit 10 Credit Description This is a challenging course that is meant to be the equivalent of a college freshmen level Psychology survey course This course is aimed at preparing students for the AP Psychology exam which can earn students college credit Students will explore the history and theoretical basis of psychology relationships between human biology and human behavior theories of development and mental disorders and therapies An emphasis is placed on critical thinking skills essay writing and research methodology Students will be required to write numerous essays and perform research projects
American Presidents- SS 1802 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites American History or AP US History Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course is designed to be a focused study of the most influential presidencies in American history The emphasis will be placed on an evaluation of how various presidents have understood and exercised their constitutional powers in times of war and peace dealing with issues both foreign and domestic
African American History- SS 2002 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit
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Description In this course students learn of the perseverance bravery and achievements of African-Americans throughout United States history and of the continuing impact of African-Americans on life in the United States at the turn of the twenty-first century
American History and Film- SS 2201 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites American History or AP US History Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course offers an exploration of United States cultural and social history through the medium of film and other mediums of mass culture Students will be asked to rethink the relationships between reality and representation and to re-conceptualize the boundaries between history and film
Sociology- SS 2001 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites None Length One semester Credit 05 Credit Description In this course students will learn about the basis of culture social structure deviance and group behavior through the lens of basic theoretical perspectives of sociology
29
World Language Department
American Sign Language I- FL 1401 amp 1402 Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This introductory class to American Sign Language focuses on finger spelling numbers sign vocabulary grammar non-manual signals and culture of the Deaf community This class also focuses on how to interact with Deaf people and teaches Deaf values
American Sign Language II- FL 1404 amp 1405 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites American Sign Language I Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This course is an intermediate level class focusing on conversational American Sign Language skills and grammar including heightened emphasis on non-manual signals classifiers and storytelling techniques This class also takes a closer look at the Deaf World
Spanish I- FL 1101 amp1102 Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This course is an introduction to the Spanish Language and culture Students will be introduced to Spanish reading writing listening and speaking skills Students will be able to pronounce Spanish comprehend Spanish on a beginnerrsquos level and write short dialogues in Spanish Students will study the culture of the Spanish-speaking world
Spanish II- FL 1201 amp1202 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Spanish I Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description In this course students will continue to improve reading writing listening and speaking skills in Spanish Students will continue to learn about Spanish-speaking countries their histories and cultures through research and presentations
Spanish III- FL 1601 amp 1602 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Spanish II Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Descriptions Students will continue to improve reading writing listening and speaking skills We will review and continue studying the grammatical structure learned in Spanish I and II as well as the thematic vocabulary and complex sentence structures Cultural topics will be integrated into the curriculum Emphasis is on communication in Spanish
Spanish Literature - FL 06109 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Spanish III Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Descriptions Spanish Literature courses place an emphasis on reading understanding and reacting in writing to literature written in Spanish
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Other Courses
Senior Experience- FACS 1501 amp 1502 Required Grade Level 12 Prerequisites MUST BE A SENIOR Length Two Semester Credit 1 Credit Description The purpose of the project is to allow the student to demonstrate the knowledge and maturity that heshe has gained during the course of hisher education The project must be a ldquolearning stretchrdquo meaning that it must go beyond what one already knows or has experienced The Senior Experience is a three-part process consisting of a research paper a projectproduct that is an extension of the research and an oral presentation The topic of this experience is chosen by the student This course is a year long senior course and required for graduation
SILDL (Distance Learning) Courses
(Subject to Change) MMC College Courses
Teacher instructors hired by Mount Marty College and taken over the DDN network live with the
teacher Courses may also be offered online
Level These are college courses not open to underclassmen
Prerequisites
--In order to take these courses students must meet two of the following
A 30 cumulative grade point average
B Minimum grade of B in coursework related to the college course
C ACT score of at least 21 in the content area subtest
D Rank in the top frac12 of the class
Courses and Times
Fall Courses
Composition 1 ndash 700-750 am (possibly other times)
College Algebra ndash 800-850 am
Intro to Psychology ndash 900-950 am
American Government ndash 300 ndash 350 pm
Spring Courses
Literature 1 ndash 700-750 am
Pre-Calculus ndash 800-850 am
Intro to Sociology ndash 900-950 am
Course offeringstimes subject to chagne
Cost Math courses are 4 credits cost = $380 per semester plus books
Other courses are 3 credits cost = $285 per semester plus books
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SILDL High School Courses
Description These hybrid courses (online using local area teachers) are self paced yet rigorous and are
taught and monitored by certified teachers These courses are free with the exception of some course
materials may be needed
Course Offerings (May Change)
Agribusiness
Anatomy and Physiology
Natural History
Physics
Comprehensive Creative Art
Accounting 1 and 2
Digital Media
Service Learning
Spanish 1 and 2
Note If TAHS offers an above course in house we will place student in lsquoin housersquo course
unless extenuating circumstances
NSU Center for Statewide E-Learning AP Learning Power
Description These online AP courses are for public high school students The Learning Power AP
coursework will be challenging so a solid academic background in the identified content area will be
essential The course is free but there is a fee for taking the test
Course Offerings
AP Biology
AP Calculus AB
AP Chemistry
AP EnglishLanguage and Composition
AP EnglishLiterature and Composition
AP Physics B
AP Statistics
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CAREER AND TECHNICAL EDCUATION ACADEMY SIOUX FALLS SCHOOL DISTRICT
Description The CTE Academy is in Sioux Falls We bus for the 715 am course Course schedules vary from semester to semester There is an application process
Architecture and Construction Carpentry I (CTC-30613062) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 2 semesters (2 hours) Credit 1 credit semester Description Successful carpenters need to know more than just how to operate equipment Learn the basics of this career and the value of doing work by constructing two homes from the foundation to the rafters to near completion
Carpentry II (CTC-30813082) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Carpentry I Length 2 semesters (2 hours) Credit 1 credit semester Description In this continuation of Carpentry I young carpenters learn leadership qualities while building a home at the CTE Academy Gain an increased understanding of specialty products and materials Learn project cost-estimating and blue printing
Advanced Woodworking and Cabinet Making (CTC-30903092) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 semester (2 hours) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn advanced woodworking skills including building and installation of cabinets while developing workplace connections and exploring careers in the field
Hospitality and Tourism CulinaryRestaurant Management I (ProStart I) (CTT-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 semester (2 hours) Credit 1 credit semester Description The ProStart program is an industry-based program that prepares students for careers in the restaurant and food service industry Topics include preparing and serving safe food preventing accidents and injuries industrial kitchen equipment usage nutrition business math and business cost awareness
CulinaryResturant Management II (ProStart II) (CTT-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites ProStart I Length 1 semester (2 hours) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn how to be successful in the hospitality and tourism career field Students continue their study of culinary arts ndash gaining essential customer services skills used in food service lodging and business careers Select students have the opportunity to participate in the CTE Culinary Arts competition team
33
Baking and Pastries (CTT-3040) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites ProStart I Length 1 semester (2 hours) Credit 1 credit semester Description In this specialized class students gain the fundamental skills necessary to work in a commercial bakery or your own kitchen Advanced studies include breads pies cakes pastries and much more
Arts AV Technology and Communications Intro to Arts AV Technology and Communications (CTA-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none
Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Lights Camera Action Be your own director Write and produce audio and video projects that inform demonstrate persuade and even entertain Students get hands-on experience using the same digital technology used in world renowned video and film production companies
AV Production (CTA-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to ArtsAV Tech amp Com Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Develop advanced skills in writing and production of audio and video projects Make your work accessible on the internet and see your own quality work proudly displayed on the Districtrsquos cable access channel KLRN-TV
Broadcast Technology (CTA-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to ArtsAV Tech amp Com Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Produce video and audio projects and pieces for the KLRN Klassroom TV show as well as off-site remote broadcasts This course is designed to prepare high school students for professional employment andor further education in television news sports and digital video production
Digital Music Production (CTA-3040) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to ArtsAV Tech amp Com Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Develop knowledge of the music business music copyright and the use electronic music in the entertainment business computer gaming internet technology and music production field
Digital Animation (CTA-3050) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to ArtsAV Tech amp Com Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Manipulate images music and graphics to create animated projects Animation is seen in advertisements on television on your computer screen and on many other things that pop up from the internet
Heath Science
34
Health Careers I (CTS-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none (recommended Anatomy Physiology) Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Want a career in the exciting medical profession Develop an awareness of various health-related careers while learning entry-level skills needed for all jobs in the profession Guest speakers demonstrations and field trips to local health care facilities provide real-life learning opportunities
Health Careers II (CTS-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Health Careers I (need a grade of C or better) Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Try a career in the medical field by completing an internship in a health care facility Apply entry-level skills while on the job Upon successful completion of both courses students are eligible to sit for the Certified Nursing Assistant (CAN) Exam
Project Lead the Way Biomedical Sciences Program This program is divided into four courses-each course building upon the previous Students interested in math science and the human body will be exposed to dynamic hands-on real-world problems to engage and challenge students who are interested in a career in medicine
Principals of Biomedical Sciences PLTW (CTS-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none (recommended Biology Chemistry) Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Study human medicine research processes and get an introduction to crime scene analysis Students investigate various health conditions such as heart disease diabetes sickle cell disease etc Students are engaged through hands-on projects and medical researched
Human Body Systems Biomed II PLTW (CTS-3040) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Principals of Biomedical Sciences Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Play the role of biomedical professionals solving medical mysteries and explore how body systems work together to maintain good health Students investigate the structures and functions of the human body
Medical Interventions Biomed III PLTW (CTS-3050) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Human Body Systems Biomed II Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description This ldquohow-tordquo class allows students to explore how to prevent and fight infection how to screen and evaluate the code in human DNA how to prevent diagnose and treat cancer and how to prevail when the organs of the body begin to fail
Biomedical Innovation Biomed IV PTLW (CTS-3060) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Medical Interventions Biomed III Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description In this capstone course students design and conduct experiments related to the diagnosis treatment and prevention of disease or illness Course includes an internship in the community
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Human Services All Human Services students study confidentially and are CPRAED certified Students prepare personal resume and portfolio
Intro to Human Services (CTH - 3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description People-oriented occupations require training in human development parenting personal care and wellness counseling consumer services and employment skills Through field experiences and classroom activities students identify possibly career paths suitable to their strengths skills and talents
Guiding Youth and Families (CTH-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Students explore careers related to working directly with youth adolescents adults and the elderly Classroom activities and field experiences expose students to topics including behavior theory relationships ethics and legal issues social problems support systems and learning theories
Personal Services (CTH-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Students learn advanced study of human care and wellness while exploring communication strategies dietetics and nutrition exercise and fitness first aid ethics and legal issues and event planning This is a great choice for students who wish to go into cosmetology personal training or dietetics
Information Technology Introduction to Technology and Computer Support (CTN-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Students learn about computer technology inside a lab format Topics include computer assembly and disassembly troubleshooting repairs operating system installation and peripheral device support Advanced topics include operating system optimization and networking
Advanced Computer Support and Networking (CTN-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Technology and Computer Support Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Upon completion of this course students are prepared to take the CompTIA A+ certification exams Topics include advanced troubleshooting setting up a computer network supporting networking devices establishing network securities and supporting mobile devices
Manufacturing and Welding Principles of Manufacturing (CTM-3010)
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Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description This project based class covers careers in the fields of Manufacturing and Mechatronics Learn measurement robotics and pneumatics thermal technology basic CAD operations machine tools quality controls welding and soldering purchasing and warehouse management
ElectronicsRobotics (CTM-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Principals of Manufacturing Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Gain advanced knowledge of robotics electronics ACDC electrical manufacturing processes control and materials Advanced training in soldering may lead to industry certification
Introduction to Auto Welding I ( ) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description
Welding II (CTM-3220) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Welding I Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Improve work and safety skills by making and using workable plans for school and personal projects Students improve out-of-position welding skills with SMAW (Shield Metal Arc Welding) and GMAC (Gas Metal Arc Welding) and become proficient in the use of a plasma cutter and wire feed welding processes
Advanced Welding amp Fabrication (CTM-3230) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Welding I and Welding II Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 Credit semester Description Students are exposed to gas tungsten arc welding aluminum welding gouging blueprint reading and heavy duty welding applications for large scale welding projects Students shadow a professional in the field to understand the physical attributes of the career
Aviation Introduction to Aviation (CTF-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn all aspects of the aviation industry including history principles of flight aircraft systems and performance weather navigation and aviation physiology Career exploration and flight simulation training make this an exciting class
Advanced Aviation and Flight (CTF-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Aviation
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Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Prepare to take the FAA private pilot written exam as well as gain significant knowledge to begin an FAA flight training programming Learn aerodynamics air craft systems federal regulations flight planning weather and flight maneuvers
Science Technology Engineering and Math Project Lead The Way Pathway to Engineering Program Design an alternative housing project test and build wind turbines and apply engineering concepts related to biomechanics ndash think robotics Earn up to 12 college credits towards your engineering degree while you are in high school
Introduction to Engineering Design Engineering I PTLW (CTE-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Students learn how to apply the engineering design process to solve problems in and out of the classroom Using real world 3-D software students communicate the details of the products and will have the opportunity to create prototypes using our 3-D printer
Principles of Engineering Engineering II PTLW (CTE-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Engineering Design Engineering I Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn about major engineering concepts you will encounter in a college engineering curriculum Conduct destructive testing as you learn about material properties Apply your knowledge of engineering concepts as you tackle real-world engineering design problems through the use of VEX Robotics
Digital Electronics Engineering III PTLW (CTE-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Principles of Engineering Engineering II Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Use combinational and sequential logic design key elements of careers in engineering Students design circuits to solve problems export their designs to a printed circuit auto-routing program that generates printed circuit boards and use appropriate components to build their designs
Engineering Design and Development (EDD) Engineering IV PTLW (CTE-3080) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Digital Electronics Engineering III Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Design test and construct a solution to real-world engineering problem The EDD course allows students to apply skills and knowledge learned in previous Project Lead The Way courses
Transportation Distribution and Logistics Introduction to Vehicle Systems and Maintenance offered at the home high schools is a prerequisite for the auto tech courses
Introduction to Auto Welding I ( ) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description This course has been approved by the South Dakota Department of
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Education to fulfill high school graduation requirements for Career amp Technical Education(CTE) Successful completion of this course is a prerequisite to take the advanced Auto Tech courses at the CTE Academy Demonstrate safety in the shop and lab while obtaining skills for the career and hobby opportunities in the automotive field Students will raise and support all vehicles inspect fluid levels perform an oil change and chassis lube service Students will test service and inspect vehicle electrical cooling and chassis systems Students will also perform services on tires transmission brakes fuel system and interior and exterior surfaces
Automotive Brakes (CTL-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn the fine adjustments and diagnosis techniques of automobile braking systems while troubleshooting and testing Use industry-quality computer equipment to learn the proper installation analyze data and repair vehicle brakes under actual conditions
Automotive Suspension and Steering (CTL-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn the fine adjustments and diagnosis of suspension and steering systems Troubleshoot and test steering and suspension components Use industry-quality equipment and computers to analyze data while working on vehicles under actual conditions
Automotive Electronics (CTL-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Test electronic engine controls and computer diagnosis perform ignition and tune-up procedures test charging and starting systems
Automotive Engine Performance (CTL-3040) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Using the latest in automotive technology and diagnostic equipment students build on their knowledge about fuel systems and fuel injection systems repair under actual lab and shop conditions
Introduction to Auto Body Repair and Estimating (CTL-3050) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Become acquainted with the requirements qualifications and skills needed in the field of auto body repair Demonstrate proper procedures and safety when handling tools and equipment
Auto Body Structural Analysis and Damage Repair (CTL-3060) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Body Repair and Estimating Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester
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Description Demonstrate skills necessary for repairing auto body damage and repainting Successful completion may result in credits in the Auto Body Technology program at Southeast Technical Institute
Auto Body Nonstructural Analysis and Damage Repair (CTL-3070) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Body Repair and Estimating Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Repair auto body damage properly prepare automobile surfaces for painting analyze record and estimate the time and material needed to finish a vehicle Successful completion may result in credits in the Auto Body Technology program at Southeast Technical Institute
Auto Body Painting and Refinishing (CTL-3070) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Body Repair and Estimating Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Gain an understanding of the environmental regulations and industry processes used in painting and refinishing to achieve invisible repair
Academy of Finance This 2 or 3 year national program is designed to prepare students with practical skills to enter the real world of business and finance Earn up to 17 college credits Apply freshman or sophomore year for this program that is sponsored by the National Academy Foundation Financial support is provided by Citibank and numerous local internship sponsors
Sophomore Year Fall Semester Accounting I (ACBA40114012) Spring Semester Accounting II (ACBA40214022) or Introduction to Financial Services (ACBA4070) AND Banking and Credit (ACBA4050)
Junior Year Fall Semester Accounting I (ACBA40114012) or Introduction to Financial Services (ACBA4070) AND Banking and Credit (ACBA4050) Spring Semester Accounting II (ACBA40214022) or Introduction to Financial Services (ACBA4070) AND Banking and Credit (ACBA4050)
Summer Internship Senior Year Fall Semester Financial Planning (ACB-5010) Spring Semester Accounting II (ACBA20214022) AND Financial Economics (ACB-5020)
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Repeating Courses
Students will only be allowed to take a coursesemester twice in an effort to earn credit unless enrolling
in the course through Connections Academy
Post Secondary Education In general students planning to further their education beyond high school will be required to complete
the following college preparatory curriculum Students who have not met the course requirements in a
discipline may demonstrate appropriate competencies through scores on national tests
English 4 units
Math (Algebra I and higher) 3 units
Science (Laboratory courses) 3 units
Social Studies 3 units
Fine Art 1 unit
Entering Undergraduates will also be required to have ONE of the following a minimum of a 26 high
school GPA a graduating class rank in the top 50- 60 an ACT composite score of 18-2 depending on
the school Some out‐of‐state schools require 2 consecutive units of foreign language Check with the
collegeuniversitytech school you plan to apply to for specific admission requirements
Regents Scholar Diplomas The Division of Education and the Board of Regents annually recognize seniors committed to academic
excellence by issuing Regents Scholar Diplomas Recipients of Regents Scholar Diplomas are accepted
for automatic entrance to any of the public institutions of higher education in South Dakota
To be eligible a student must have completed the following courses with no final grade below a C and a
grade point average no lower than a B Refer to the Board of Regents website at wwwsdboredu for
more information and details regarding qualifications for this diploma
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English 4 units
Mathematics 4 units
Science 4 units
Social Science 3 units
Foreign Language 2 units
Fine Arts 1 unit
South Dakota Opportunity Scholarship Requirements Students must have earned a composite ACT score of 24 or above and have completed the required
courses depending on graduation date These are available at
wwwsdboreduopportunityscholarshipsdoshtm
There is also a new option in which you can receive the SDOS if you have an ACT composite of 28 or
above and if you do not meet the course requirements Refer to the Board of Regents website for more
information and details as well as the application to submit
Special Program Special Education programs at the high school utilize an Individual Education Plan (IEP) to assist
students with special needs Career classes at the high school meet these specialized needs on an
individual basis Contact an administrator for more information
SDMyLifecom SDMyLifecom is a career exploration and planning tool available anywhere you have Internet access
A key component of the programs is the Personal Learning Plan (PLP) which helps ensure students meet
graduationscholarship requirements by taking the appropriate courses and match their career interest
and aptitudes The completion standards guide students through activities designed to assist them in
their post-secondary decision making In addition the electronic portfolio allows students career
planning activities and documentation and also includes an ACT test preparation component This part
is called Master Test Prep and it is FREE You can access it on the first page of sdmylife
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TEA AREA HIGH SCHOOL COURSE OFFERINGS SUBJECT TO CHANGE
Career and Technical Education
Business Department
Introduction to Business- BE 1101 amp 1102
Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None
Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This course is designed for students to learn basic business concepts relating to a variety of business subjects Subject matter includes basic economic theory owning and operating a business influences on business marketing human resources financial and technological resources career planning in a global economy buying goods and services credit money management and risk management The primary goal is for students to learn the basics of a mixture of personal and business financial aptitudes for use as a citizen and further education
Accounting I- BE 1301 amp 1302
Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Algebra I Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description An introduction to manual double entry accounting the accounting cycle and accounting for a payroll system Key topics include analyzing transactions journalizing posting six column worksheet preparing financial statements cash control and banking activities payroll accounting payroll liabilities and tax records Students will use the APUA software to complete assignments and tests Students should be good with problem solving working with numbers and detail oriented
Accounting II- BE 1601 amp 1602) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Accounting I Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description A continuation of Accounting I with an emphasis on the accounting theory procedures and systems used to record transactions prepare financial statements Accounting II focuses on partnership and corporate structures management decision-making cost control and other selected topics
Business Law- BE 1502 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description Designed to cover a variety of legal topics and provide students fundamental knowledge of criminal law contract law consumer law your money and the law and family law The primary goal is for students to understand the facts about federal state and local law and develop an awareness of legal circumstances to allow students to function more effectively in their chosen professions and become better informed and legally wise citizens
9
Personal Finance- BE 1401 frac12 credit of Personal Finance or Economics is required for graduation Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course is designed for students to learn the essentials and importance of financial planning budgeting banking services credit management the finances of housing saving and investing taxes home and motor vehicle insurance The primary goal of this course is for students to become financially literate in everyday financial affairs
Economics- BE 1801 frac12 credit of Personal Finance or Economics is required for graduation Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course includes basic economic theory as students learn about economic systems and how the American economy works Key topics include your role as a consumer borrowing buying saving and investment
Computer Science Department
Computer Applications- CS 1101 Required Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 5 Credit Description This course is an extension to the Microsoft Office Suite and students will learn how to integrate software programs in this suite In this class students will learn to apply computer skills and applications to real life situations This will be done by completing a business simulation that integrates different software programs to complete professional looking documents
Web Design- CS 1201 Required Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description In web design students will learn how to create and manage a web site Students will also learn the ethical and commercial standards that need to be considered when creating a web site Students will be able to address the needs of the community when they create a web site
Visual Basic Programming- CS 1301 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Computer Applications Web Design Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description Basic windows based programming using Visual Basic 60 This course focuses on problem solving skills program design and logical thinking Topics in this class include decision making repetition statements selections data validation program functionality documentation external files database structures and debugging
Programming Visual C++ CS 1402
Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Visual Basic Programming Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course is a higher level programming class using the Visual C++ programming language Topics include sequence selection repetition functions and arrays
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Computer Hardware- CS 1501 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Computer Applications Web Design Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course provides the student with concrete hands-on experience with a specific architecture WindowsIntelHP-style personal computer and explores key architectural topics in some depth The course will be primarily a set of lab exercises related to system performance and management that correspond to topics covered in class discussions and lectures
Database Management- CS 1502 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Computer Applications Web Design Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course teaches students to design database applications for business world applications as well as gaining an understanding of how databases are integrated into business needs The course will emphasize data definition and data manipulation languages for relational models Hands-on experience will be provided using Microsoft Access database software
Multimedia Design I- CS 1801 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Computer Applications Web Design Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course will expose students to different tools used in multimedia development Students will be expected to assembly pre-designed multimedia models using such programs as Adobe Photoshop Fireworks and others Students will have labs each week and be required to work in small groups
Computer Programming (Game Design) - CS 1902 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Web Design Computer Applications Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course will explore key components including programming graphic design and audio editing needed in order to develop a game Students will form and work in project development teams and use physics and math skills in order to develop program and market an original game Previous programming experience is not needed
Family amp Consumer Sciences
Interior Design- FACS 1201
Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This class is designed to help students learn about the home as an environment for human growth the selection of a home the process of financingfurnishing a home trends in housing and using related art principles and consumer buying skills Housing styles are identified and decorating techniques are covered Purchasing furnishings and sources of furnishings are investigated Advanced Interior Design ndashFACS 1401
Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites Interior Design I Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit
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Description This course will give the student the opportunity to link their creative ability to well documented strategies and theories concerning planning and decorating a living or working space Students will be exposed to the relationship between history texture color and design Home accessory projects will be made by the student to enhanced home decorating the projects will be individualized to meet the studentrsquos needs and wants Most material expenses will be the responsibility of the students
Nutrition amp Wellness- FACS 1202
Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description Nutrition and Wellness covers all aspects of food preparation skills and nutritional needs of all ages Specific areas of study are food choices nutrient needs guidelines for good nutrition planning daily food choices food and fitness special topics in nutrition tools and techniques consumer decisions foods for meals and snacks foods of the world special techniques and careers in food and nutrition
Dietetics and Nutrition- FACS 1402
Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites Nutrition and Wellness Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description Dietetics and Nutrition is a semester long course that is designed to teach students about trends related to diet and nutrition Topics covered include career paths and careers in dietetics and nutrition societal trends and concerns impacting dietetics and nutrition and menu planning for others to meet individual needs Students will expand on kitchen skills used in Nutrition and Wellness
Human Development Prenatal to Toddler- FACS 1301
Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course helps the student understand and accept responsibility for ones own actions in relation to decisions about the choice of parenting as well as understanding the relationship between learning about children and being a nurturing parent Students will become aware of the responsibility of being parents as they study the growth of the child from conception through tenth year of life This class would benefit students going into careers such as pre-schoolelementary education nursing teacher aides and future parents Student take home an infant stimulator to learn the skills involved in parenting
Human Development Adolescence to Adulthood- FACS 1302
Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course stresses the importance of relationships in everyday living Topics include establishing and building relationships improving communication building self-esteem personality development developing leadership skills and personal management of both conflict and stress Emphasis is on developing skills in these areas as well as improving relationships through learning about other people families and cultures
Youth Internships- FACS 1101 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites MUST HAVE A CURRENT DRIVERS LICENCE
12
Length One Semester (first) Credit 1 Credit Description Youth Internships allow students the opportunity to consolidate and apply the learning from their high school coursework into a meaningful and relevant on-the job experience It is their venue to connect with the world outside of school and to gain the skills to go on to further education andor enter the workforce The purpose of this program is to give Junior and Senior students the opportunity to expand their experience in the career cluster of their choice Attendance will come into consideration when applying to the Youth Internship program
Industrial Technology
Cabinet Making- IA 1201 amp 1202 Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None Length One Semester (two periods) Credit 1 Creditsemester Description This course introduces the student to fundamentals of woodworking Topics covered wood wood products hand tools power tools lab safety and power tool safety Community Involvement Field trips will be taken to various community businesses throughout the construction industry (Cabinetry House Construction) Students are required to complete projects during the semester
Introduction to Building Trades- IA 1301 amp 1302 Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites Cabinet Making Length One Semester (two periods) Credit 1 Creditsemester Description This course is hands on introduction to the field of building construction Students learn how to use hand power tools with safety being emphasized Wood identification carpentry jobs and carpentry vocations are discussed Field trips will be taken to job sites
Small Engines- IA 1101 amp 1102 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites None Length Two Semesters (two periods) Credit 1 Creditsemester Description Subject manner is presented on engine principles the use of measuring and testing instruments and engine systems such as compression ignition carburetion and starting The instructional program includes preventative maintenance off-season storage safety four-stroke cycle engine overhaul and two-stroke cycle overhaul The engines for this study program are furnished by the students
Introduction to Technology Education (IA) ndash IA 1101 and 1102 (21051) Elective Grade Level 9th Prerequisite None Length One semester (two periods) Credit 1 Credit Description This course is aimed at students who want to learn the BASIC woodworking skills This will be accomplished by completing small woodworking projects Students will learn wordworking skills that will be applicable to real life situations This class is designed for students boys and girls who have little or no experience in woodworking Projects completed in this course include Design Process (Drawing up plans) Energy and Power (Making and wiring a Lamp) Manufacturing (Mass production of a wood project) Communication (making a safety video or commercial on their project)
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EnglishLanguage Arts Department
English I-Composition- ENG 1101 Required Grade Level 9 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description In Composition I the writing process is reinforced and will be applied to personal narrative descriptive and expository writing Students will read short literature selections and write reaction essays Students will end the semester with a strong writing foundation Grammar sentence structure ideas writing style and syntax will be heavily emphasized in this class
English I-Literature- ENG 1102 Required Grade Level 9 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description Students will read To Kill a Mockingbird Romeo and Juliet and an assortment of multicultural short stories Students will learn vocabulary and complete writing and other assignments as they explore the literature selections In this class students will go beyond simple comprehension of literature they will be able to analyze and describe the effect of figurative language and other literary devices
English II- Speech- ENG 1201 Required Grade Level 10 Prerequisites English I Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description In Speech students will learn about communication and analyze the effect different types of communication have on themselves and others Students will prepare and present various types of speeches and learn valuable speaking and listening strategies This course focuses heavily on effective group communication English II-Composition amp Literature- ENG 1202 Required Grade Level 10 Prerequisites English I Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course encompasses a broad range of writing challenges along with the infusion of multiple pieces of literature Students will analyze creative communication through writing and respond with respectful personal responses to their classmatesrsquo pieces of writing
English III-American Literature- ENG1301
Required Grade Level 11 Prerequisites English I Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description The course surveys American literature and authors from the Colonial Period to the early Twentieth Century Students will learn vocabulary and complete short writing assignments and essays as they relate to the course content grammar usage and mechanics will also be stressed
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English III-Advanced Composition- ENG 1302 Required Grade Level 11 Prerequisites English I Length One semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course will focus on the proper use of mechanics in writing and the further development of rhetorical skills Students will write a variety of short essays including those in the genres of narration exposition and research with a special emphasis placed on expository essays common in standardized tests
English IV-British Literature- ENG 1401 One credit of a senior-level English course is required Grade Level 12 Prerequisites Senior standing English I II amp III Length One semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course will survey British literature from ancient to modern times exploring the origin and evolution of the English language along the way Lessons will also include the study of literary elements vocabulary writing and grammar
English IV-Senior Writing- ENG1402 One credit of a senior-level English course is required Grade Level 12 Prerequisites Senior standing English I II amp III Length One semester Credit 05 Credit Description This is the capstone writing course for seniors which will combine advanced lessons on vocabulary and grammar with various forms of writing A variety of topics styles and disciplines will be used with the goal of fostering a critical informed view of mass media outlets and preparing students for post-secondary education inside or outside the classroom
Advanced Placement Literature and Composition- ENG 1801 amp 1802 One year of a senior-level English course is required Students must see the instructor for summer reading and vocabulary requirements Grade Level 12 Prerequisites Grade of at least B in English I II and III Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description Students will consider a workrsquos structure style and themes as well as such smaller-scale elements as the use of figurative language imagery symbolism and tone Students will discuss and write about the experience of literature the interpretation of literature and the evaluation of literature NOTE Students will have a chance to earn college credit by earning a certain composite score on the exam which is taken in May Neither taking nor passing the AP exam is required to earn high school credit College credit may be earned by scoring a preset score as determined by a specific college or university Some universities do not accept AP exam scores for credit check with your college before taking the exam
Yearbook Publications- ENG 2001 amp2002 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Sophomore Standing Length One year Credit 1 credit Description Yearbook class will be responsible for creating the schoolrsquos annual yearbook publication Students will review and apply the principles of reporting and photography with special emphasis placed on graphic design as it applies to publishing a comprehensive integrated
15
yearbook The ability to work with others pay attention to detail and work on assignments outside of school hours is recommended as many assignments will require one or all of these
JournalismNewspaper- ENG1601 amp 1602 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites None (based on available space) Length Two semesters (two semesters recommended) Credit 05 Credit (one credit recommended) Description Journalism will introduce students to the basic principles of reporting and photography with an emphasis on newspaper and other print journalism Students in this class will regularly design and publish the schoolrsquos newspaper working independently and in teams to complete assignments including interviewing subjects writing and editing stories taking pictures and designing layouts The ability to work with others pay attention to detail and work on assignments outside of school hours is recommended as many assignments will require one or all of these Photography and photojournalism skills may be included This course may be repeated by students at the instructorrsquos discretion
Creative Writing ndash ENG 1603 amp 1604 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites None Length 1 semester Credit 5 Creative Writing courses offer students the opportunity to develop and improve their technique and individual style in poetry short story drama essays and other forms of prose The emphasis of the courses is on writing however students may study exemplary representations and authors to obtain a fuller appreciation of the form and craft Although most creative writing classes cover several expressive forms others concentrate exclusively on one particular form (such as poetry or playwriting)
16
Fine Arts Department Introduction to Art - FA1301 amp 1302 Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites Length One Semester Credit 5 Credit Description This course is an introduction to high school art The elements and principles of design are emphasized demonstrate two and three dimensional construction utilize design vocabulary and basic drawing skills The principles of design are studied in projects such as architecture design through 1 2 amp 3 point perspective In the area of drawing projects will include human anatomy and creating correct proportions still life contour and line in nature In the area Painting the students will demonstrate painting techniques apply color theory and composition techniques This course also studies the basics of 3D~design Students will learn to hand build coil pots pinch pots slabs and many others
Creative Art Drawing- FA1401 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Creative Art and DrawingPainting Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description Advanced drawing techniques in black and white or color media utilize positive and negative space in a composition identify anatomy and proportion in figure drawing demonstrate proportions in portraiture student develops and produces portfolio of advanced work
Creative Art Painting- FA1501 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Creative Art Drawing Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description Study and use variety of painting media watercolor acrylics and water-based inks Utilize pigment color relationships demonstrate color mixing demonstrate personal growth and increased knowledge of selected media and style present portfolio of advanced work Students will also have to purchase own canvas
Digital Photography- FA1601 Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites Graphics Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This photography course is designed to give students experience in taking and analyzing photographs Students will also learn additional skills such as film processing using a scanner and manipulating photos with Photo Software As a photography student you will also become familiar with how the digital camera works Students will need to have a digital camera and Photo book
Art Portfolio I- FA1701 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Creative Art and DrawingPainting and 3 or 4 Advanced Classes
17
Length One semester Credit 05 Credit Description Students in this class will sign a contract stating the goals they will accomplish during a semester A minimum of 10 projects is required One project is required from each of the following areas 18 X 24 in drawing 14 x 18 in painting ceramics sculpture and design The three remaining projects are the studentrsquos choice Students will submit a self-analysis sheet with each project they complete One art history report and replica is also required
Ceramics Pottery Elective
Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Intro to Art
Length One semester Credit 05 credit
Students will demonstrate advanced ceramics and sculpture techniques to create 3D sculpture working with
clay and other media Students will create clay projects on the potterrsquos wheel Students will know how to load
and unload the kiln
Drama I- FA1801 amp 1802 Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites none Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description Drama focuses on all aspects of theater This course will explore the history of drama and how it has influenced civilization Students will closely examine various types of drama from classic Greek tragedies to modern day American theater Students will also learn different acting techniques and will develop improvisational skills All students will be required to participate in all exercises and performances Participation is expected and will be a large portion of the grade Imagination and creativity are a must for this course
Drama II- FA1901 amp 1902 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Drama I Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description In Drama II Students will continue their exploration of drama and theatre Students will explore additional techniques of acting while sharpening their acting and improvisational skills Students will also examine how to produce a play and experiment with various stage settings This includes directing a one-act play Students will also explore the mechanics of theatre including lighting sound costuming and make-up All students will be required to participate in all exercises and performances Participation is expected and will be a large portion of the grade As with Drama I imagination and creativity are a must for this course
Music Appreciation- FA2001 amp 2002 Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description Music appreciation class is made up of bookwork listening assignments some research in this class will be involved as well as written assignments We will be learning music theory the reading and writing of notes rhythms and symbols on a staff We will also be exploring different genres or types of music such as blues jazz country rock and roll pop as well as world
18
music Most of the grade points in this class will be made up of in class assignments and projects but there will be take home homework and research assignments as well
Concert Band- FA 1101 amp 1102 Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites 5-8 band Length Two semesters Credit 1 credit Description Students will play many types and styles of music throughout the year Marching Band is included at the beginning of the year with various competitions and parades Pep Band plays throughout the year at home sporting events Concert band and Jazz band meet throughout the year and students will also have some opportunities to play in a drum line along with optional solo and ensemble opportunities
Concert Choir- FA1001 amp 1002
Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites By Audition Only Length Two semesters Credit 1 Credit Description Concert Choir will meet every day for 49 minutes The concert choir will be by audition only(30 to-40 members) and will be the one that goes to honors choirs and contests Concert choir will compete in large group contests and have the opportunity to go to small groupsolo contest Only members of the concert choir will be able to audition for All-State Choir and participate in the Big East Honors Choir They will also be required to perform at the winter and spring concerts as well as various community events
Womenrsquos Ensemble
Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None Length Two semesters Credit 1 Credit Description Meets Monday through Friday for 49 minutes The ladies will sing a wide range of genres and languages in 3 and 4 part harmony accompanied and unaccompanied Participation in small group and large group contest as well as home concerts in December and May are required in attendance There may also be opportunities to perform at various community events
Mens Ensemble
Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None Length Two semesters Credit 1 credit Description Meets Monday through Friday for 49 minutes Sing and cover many types of music throughout the year The student will focus on becoming better at reading music and singing 2 3 and 4 part splits You will have the chance to sing a variety of repertoire and perform at the winter and spring concerts as well as various community events Solo work is not required
Symphonic Band Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites Audition Only Length Two semesters Credit 1 credit Description Students will play many types and styles of music throughout the year Marching Band is included at the beginning of the year with various competitions and parades Pep Band
19
plays throughout the year at home sporting events Concert band and Jazz band meet throughout the year and students will also have some opportunities to play in a drum line along with optional solo and ensemble opportunities
Health and Physical Education
High School PE- PEHS 1101 amp PEHS1102 Required Grade Level 9 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description Students will participate in physical activity to achieve and maintain a health enhancing level of physical fitness Students will also participate in and learn different lifetime activities
Health- PE1301 amp PE 1302 Required Grade Level 9 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description Class will cover various health-related topics relevant to teenage life Class consists mainly of lecture and class discussion
Fitness and Conditioning- PE1201 amp 1202 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Physical EducationHealth Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit DescriptionStudents learn the benefits and proper skills associated with strength training plyometrics and cardiovascular exercise Studentrsquos progress is kept with a series of physical and strength testing each nine weeks
20
Math Department
Math requirement and suggestions
1 8th
graders taking Algebra I who do not score proficient on the End of Course Exam will not gain
Algebra I high school credit and will take the course as freshmen
2 Placement in Pathways or Algebra I is based on a studentrsquos performance in their 8th
grade math class
3 Passing a math class with anything less than a C- should be considered an indicator that the next level
math class may be difficult to successfully complete It may be in the studentrsquos best interest to repeat
this class
4 Students planning on attending college in South Dakota that have anything less than a C- in Algebra I
Geometry and Advanced Algebra may have some difficulty with the required math placement exam
An unacceptable score on this exam (ACT score below 20) will require the student to take a remedial
math class for no credit at their own expense
5 If a student wishes to ldquodouble-uprdquo with Geometry and Algebra II during the sophomore or junior year it
is highly recommended that the student receive at least a ldquoBrdquo in Algebra I and be very organized and
very self-disciplined
6 It is important to note that the classes that meet the graduation requirement may not satisfy the entrance
requirements at the college a student chooses Any questions in this area should be directed to a
studentrsquos counselor
Pathways to AlgebramdashMA 1001 amp 1002 Elective (by teacher recommendation only) Grade Level 9 Prerequisites None Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This course will focus on math skills necessary to succeed in Algebra I Registration for this course is based on student performance in prior math courses and also on teacher recommendation
Algebra I ndash MA 1201 amp 1202
Required Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description In this course students will learn the language of algebra (properties) work with real numbers solve linear equations graph relations and functions analyze linear equations solve linear inequalities and solve systems of equations and inequalities They may also be introduced to polynomial operations factoring quadratic and exponential functions radical expressions rational expressions and equations statistics and probability A scientific calculator is recommended
Geometry ndash MA 1301 amp 1302 Required Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites Algebra I Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This course introduces students to geometrical concepts and reasoning Students will work with segment measure and coordinate graphing angles parallels triangles and congruence triangles and their properties triangle inequalities quadrilaterals and their properties proportions
21
and similarity polygons and area circles and their properties surface area and volume right triangles and trigonometry circle relationships proofs and transformations A scientific calculator is recommended
Informal Geometry ndash MA 1010 amp 1020 Prerequisite Algebra I (need teacher recommendation) Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit
Description Geometry will introduce the students to geometrical concepts and reasoning Students will also work with segment measure and coordinate graphing angles parallels triangles and congruence triangles and their properties triangle inequalities quadrilaterals and their properties proportions and similarity polygons and area circles and their properties surface area and volume right triangles and trigonometry circle relationships proofs and transformations
Algebra II ndash MA 1401 amp 1402 Required Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Algebra I Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This course will review some principles of Algebra I Topics may include solving equations and inequalities linear relations and functions systems of equations and inequalities matrices polynomials quadratic functions and inequalities polynomial functions conic sections rational expressions and equations exponential and logarithmic relations sequences and series probability and statistics trigonometric functions and trigonometric graphs and identities A graphing TI-83+ or TI-84+ graphing calculator is recommended due to the extensive use of its functions
Pre-Calculus ndash MA 1701 amp 1702 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Algebra II and Geometry Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This course will review some principles of Algebra II Topics may include linear relations and functions systems of equations and inequalities the nature of graphs polynomial and rational functions trigonometric functions and their graphs trigonometric identities and equations vectors and parametric equations polar coordinates and complex numbers conic sections exponential and logarithmic functions sequences and series combinatorics and probability statistics and data analysis and possibly an introduction to calculus A graphing TI-83+ or TI-84+ graphing calculator is highly recommended due to the extensive use of its functions
Statistics and Probability ndash MA 2201 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Algebra I and Algebra II
Length 1 Semester Credit 5 Descritpion Probability and Statistics courses introduce the study of likely events and the analysis interpretation and presentation of quantitative data Course topics generally include basic probability and statistics discrete probability theory odds and probabilities probability trees populations and samples frequency tables measures of central tendency and presentation of data (including graphs) Course topics may also include normal distribution and measures of variability
22
Consumer Math ndash MA 1501 amp 1502 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites None Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description In this course students will review some concepts of working with numbers decimals fractions as well as some estimation and rounding techniques Students will then be introduced to topics such as part-time and summer jobs full-time work recreation and sports costs basic purchases checking and savings accounts credit automobile expenses taxes housing personal finance and investments
Calculus MA 1801 amp 1802 Elective Grade Level 12 Prerequisites Pre-Calculus Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This course includes limits and continuity differentiation applications of differentiation integration applications of the definite integral exponentials logarithms and other transcendental functions integration techniques infinite series and parametric equations and polar coordinates A graphing TI-83+ or TI-84+ graphing calculator is highly recommended due to the extensive use of its functions
23
Mentoring
Mentoring- MN 1001 amp1002 Elective
Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites 30 GPA amp Instructor Approval ndash must complete an application
and get a teacher recommendation
Length One or Two Semesters Credit 5 Credit Semester
Description Mentors will go to the Elementarty or Intermediate School and are assigned to a classroom to
assist with academic and social skills while being a positive role model to younger students Course is a Pass
Fail
24
Science Department
Physical Science- CS1201 amp 1202 Required Grade Level 9th Prerequisites None Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description Physical science is a required laboratory science usually taken in the 9th grade The focus of this class will be critical thinking skills laboratory skills and basic concepts of physics and chemistry Students will be involved in regular laboratory exercises that will develop their abilities to collect and report data use scientific conversions properly use lab equipment and manipulate data in scientific formulas
Biology I- SC1701 amp 1702 Required Grade Level 10th Prerequisites Physical Science Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This is a life science course that examines such topics in units of ecology cells genetics the history of life plants invertebrates vertebrates and the human body We present these major topics and discuss how all living things on Earth are connected and in fact dependent upon each other Students will be expected to complete projects give presentations and perform lab experiments complete with extensive lab reports
Chemistry- SC1501 amp 1502 Required Grade Level 11th-12th Prerequisites Physical Science Biology Algebra II (may be taken concurrently) Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This is an upper-level elective that is designed to be a college-preparatory course Students should have a strong background in mathematics Students will participate in laboratory work discussions and writing related to the study of matter and energy Chemistry is essential for careers in medicine dentistry pharmacy nursing veterinary work family and consumer sciences agriculture forestry and engineering Topics covered will include atomic structure periodicity bonding stoichiometry reaction dynamics and acids amp bases
Physics- SC2001 amp 2002 Required Grade Level 11th-12th Prerequisites B or better in Geometry and Algebra Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description Students will study energy mechanics heat light electricity and atomic physics Physics is a mathematically intensive so students should have a strong background in both math and science to do well in this course
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AnatomyPhysiology-Bio III- SC1301 amp 1302 Elective Grade Level 11th-12th Prerequisites Biology Chemistry also strongly suggested Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This is an upper-level elective that is designed as a preparatory course for college-bound students interested in pursuing a career in a health or medical-related field Anatomy is the study of the parts of the human body and physiology is a study of how those parts work The course begins on a cellular level and moves to a study of the tissues and organ systems Students need to have a strong biology and chemistry background coming into this course as well as be proficient in note taking There is a lot of reading involved and there will also be several labs to be completed with extensive lab reports This course does involve direct study of anatomyphysiology through activities such as dissections and a trip to a college lab to view human cadavers
Astronomy- SC1401 Elective Grade Level 11th-12th Prerequisites B or better in Physical Science and Algebra Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This is an upper-level elective Students will study the characteristics of planets stars and galaxies They will also explore our place in our solar system and the universe through the study of the history of astronomy the design and use of astronomical tools and ideas of modern cosmology
Environmental Science-CS1801 Elective Grade Level 11th-12th Prerequisites B or better in Biology Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description Environmental science is an upper-level elective in which students will demonstrate an understanding of the diverse interrelationships that organisms have with each other and their environment They will also address the political and economic implications of the allocation of limited resources Students will research and discuss problems with populations communities and ecosystems They will also trace the movement of energy through the ecosystem
26
Social Sciences Department Geography- SS 1101 Required Grade Level 9 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course will consist of the study of geography with the geographic components revolving around the five fundamental themes of geography and the nationally recognized standards for geography The emphasis of the course is on geography and climate and their impact on the development history and government culture and lifestyle and contemporary society of a region
World History- SS 1102 Required Grade Level 9 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course covers pre-historic to modern times in both western and non-western worlds Topics include the rise of civilization political social and economic developments of the Middle Ages the Renaissance and era of discovery the growth of democracy and nationalism the industrial revolution and the two world wars
American History- SS 1301 amp 1302 Required (or AP US History with prior approval) Grade Level 10 or 11 Prerequisites World History amp Geography Length Two semesters Credit 1 credit Description This course is designed as a concentrated study of our nation from post-American Civil War to the present The purpose of the course is to make students aware of past events so they can have a better understanding of present events Critical thinking and writing will be emphasized Current issues will be discussed and evaluated in their historical context
AP (Advanced Placement) United States History- SS 2101 amp 2102 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites TeacherAdministration consent Length Two semesters Credit 1 credit Description This course is meant to be the equivalent of a college freshman level American history course The course prepares students to take the AP exam which can earn students college credit It is a two semester survey of American history from the earliest explorations to modern times Emphasis is placed on critical and evaluative thinking skills essay writing primary document analysis and historiography Students are required to read outside novels and perform outside research independently Students are required to write numerous historical and analytical essays
Government- SS 1401 Required Grade Level 12 Prerequisites American History Length One Semester Credit 5 credit Description Government examines the origins of American government as well as its current structure and administration The main branches of the government are explored as well as state and local governments
Criminal Justice Today- SS 1801
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Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course uses interactive methods to give students a practical understanding of law and our legal system while focusing on legal issues relevant to students lives and developing knowledge and skills essential in our law-oriented society International Affairs- SS 1501 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites American History or AP US History Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course familiarizes students with the various issues and news events taking place in the world and how these events affect our lives Local state national and world news items will be featured The major objectives are to promote inquiry through presentation and debate of conflicting viewpoints and to assign students to discover and reflect upon societal problems relevant to their lives It will provide opportunities to apply techniques of investigation and inquiry to the study of significant problems or issues
Psychology- SS 1601 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Biology Length One semester Credit 05 Credit Description In this course students will learn about basic research methods human development from birth to old age the anatomy of the brain and its influence on behavior sensation and perception intelligence and psychological disorders
AP PsychologymdashSS 2501 amp 2502 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Biology Length Two Semesters Credit 10 Credit Description This is a challenging course that is meant to be the equivalent of a college freshmen level Psychology survey course This course is aimed at preparing students for the AP Psychology exam which can earn students college credit Students will explore the history and theoretical basis of psychology relationships between human biology and human behavior theories of development and mental disorders and therapies An emphasis is placed on critical thinking skills essay writing and research methodology Students will be required to write numerous essays and perform research projects
American Presidents- SS 1802 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites American History or AP US History Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course is designed to be a focused study of the most influential presidencies in American history The emphasis will be placed on an evaluation of how various presidents have understood and exercised their constitutional powers in times of war and peace dealing with issues both foreign and domestic
African American History- SS 2002 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit
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Description In this course students learn of the perseverance bravery and achievements of African-Americans throughout United States history and of the continuing impact of African-Americans on life in the United States at the turn of the twenty-first century
American History and Film- SS 2201 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites American History or AP US History Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course offers an exploration of United States cultural and social history through the medium of film and other mediums of mass culture Students will be asked to rethink the relationships between reality and representation and to re-conceptualize the boundaries between history and film
Sociology- SS 2001 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites None Length One semester Credit 05 Credit Description In this course students will learn about the basis of culture social structure deviance and group behavior through the lens of basic theoretical perspectives of sociology
29
World Language Department
American Sign Language I- FL 1401 amp 1402 Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This introductory class to American Sign Language focuses on finger spelling numbers sign vocabulary grammar non-manual signals and culture of the Deaf community This class also focuses on how to interact with Deaf people and teaches Deaf values
American Sign Language II- FL 1404 amp 1405 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites American Sign Language I Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This course is an intermediate level class focusing on conversational American Sign Language skills and grammar including heightened emphasis on non-manual signals classifiers and storytelling techniques This class also takes a closer look at the Deaf World
Spanish I- FL 1101 amp1102 Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This course is an introduction to the Spanish Language and culture Students will be introduced to Spanish reading writing listening and speaking skills Students will be able to pronounce Spanish comprehend Spanish on a beginnerrsquos level and write short dialogues in Spanish Students will study the culture of the Spanish-speaking world
Spanish II- FL 1201 amp1202 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Spanish I Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description In this course students will continue to improve reading writing listening and speaking skills in Spanish Students will continue to learn about Spanish-speaking countries their histories and cultures through research and presentations
Spanish III- FL 1601 amp 1602 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Spanish II Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Descriptions Students will continue to improve reading writing listening and speaking skills We will review and continue studying the grammatical structure learned in Spanish I and II as well as the thematic vocabulary and complex sentence structures Cultural topics will be integrated into the curriculum Emphasis is on communication in Spanish
Spanish Literature - FL 06109 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Spanish III Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Descriptions Spanish Literature courses place an emphasis on reading understanding and reacting in writing to literature written in Spanish
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Other Courses
Senior Experience- FACS 1501 amp 1502 Required Grade Level 12 Prerequisites MUST BE A SENIOR Length Two Semester Credit 1 Credit Description The purpose of the project is to allow the student to demonstrate the knowledge and maturity that heshe has gained during the course of hisher education The project must be a ldquolearning stretchrdquo meaning that it must go beyond what one already knows or has experienced The Senior Experience is a three-part process consisting of a research paper a projectproduct that is an extension of the research and an oral presentation The topic of this experience is chosen by the student This course is a year long senior course and required for graduation
SILDL (Distance Learning) Courses
(Subject to Change) MMC College Courses
Teacher instructors hired by Mount Marty College and taken over the DDN network live with the
teacher Courses may also be offered online
Level These are college courses not open to underclassmen
Prerequisites
--In order to take these courses students must meet two of the following
A 30 cumulative grade point average
B Minimum grade of B in coursework related to the college course
C ACT score of at least 21 in the content area subtest
D Rank in the top frac12 of the class
Courses and Times
Fall Courses
Composition 1 ndash 700-750 am (possibly other times)
College Algebra ndash 800-850 am
Intro to Psychology ndash 900-950 am
American Government ndash 300 ndash 350 pm
Spring Courses
Literature 1 ndash 700-750 am
Pre-Calculus ndash 800-850 am
Intro to Sociology ndash 900-950 am
Course offeringstimes subject to chagne
Cost Math courses are 4 credits cost = $380 per semester plus books
Other courses are 3 credits cost = $285 per semester plus books
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SILDL High School Courses
Description These hybrid courses (online using local area teachers) are self paced yet rigorous and are
taught and monitored by certified teachers These courses are free with the exception of some course
materials may be needed
Course Offerings (May Change)
Agribusiness
Anatomy and Physiology
Natural History
Physics
Comprehensive Creative Art
Accounting 1 and 2
Digital Media
Service Learning
Spanish 1 and 2
Note If TAHS offers an above course in house we will place student in lsquoin housersquo course
unless extenuating circumstances
NSU Center for Statewide E-Learning AP Learning Power
Description These online AP courses are for public high school students The Learning Power AP
coursework will be challenging so a solid academic background in the identified content area will be
essential The course is free but there is a fee for taking the test
Course Offerings
AP Biology
AP Calculus AB
AP Chemistry
AP EnglishLanguage and Composition
AP EnglishLiterature and Composition
AP Physics B
AP Statistics
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CAREER AND TECHNICAL EDCUATION ACADEMY SIOUX FALLS SCHOOL DISTRICT
Description The CTE Academy is in Sioux Falls We bus for the 715 am course Course schedules vary from semester to semester There is an application process
Architecture and Construction Carpentry I (CTC-30613062) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 2 semesters (2 hours) Credit 1 credit semester Description Successful carpenters need to know more than just how to operate equipment Learn the basics of this career and the value of doing work by constructing two homes from the foundation to the rafters to near completion
Carpentry II (CTC-30813082) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Carpentry I Length 2 semesters (2 hours) Credit 1 credit semester Description In this continuation of Carpentry I young carpenters learn leadership qualities while building a home at the CTE Academy Gain an increased understanding of specialty products and materials Learn project cost-estimating and blue printing
Advanced Woodworking and Cabinet Making (CTC-30903092) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 semester (2 hours) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn advanced woodworking skills including building and installation of cabinets while developing workplace connections and exploring careers in the field
Hospitality and Tourism CulinaryRestaurant Management I (ProStart I) (CTT-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 semester (2 hours) Credit 1 credit semester Description The ProStart program is an industry-based program that prepares students for careers in the restaurant and food service industry Topics include preparing and serving safe food preventing accidents and injuries industrial kitchen equipment usage nutrition business math and business cost awareness
CulinaryResturant Management II (ProStart II) (CTT-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites ProStart I Length 1 semester (2 hours) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn how to be successful in the hospitality and tourism career field Students continue their study of culinary arts ndash gaining essential customer services skills used in food service lodging and business careers Select students have the opportunity to participate in the CTE Culinary Arts competition team
33
Baking and Pastries (CTT-3040) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites ProStart I Length 1 semester (2 hours) Credit 1 credit semester Description In this specialized class students gain the fundamental skills necessary to work in a commercial bakery or your own kitchen Advanced studies include breads pies cakes pastries and much more
Arts AV Technology and Communications Intro to Arts AV Technology and Communications (CTA-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none
Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Lights Camera Action Be your own director Write and produce audio and video projects that inform demonstrate persuade and even entertain Students get hands-on experience using the same digital technology used in world renowned video and film production companies
AV Production (CTA-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to ArtsAV Tech amp Com Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Develop advanced skills in writing and production of audio and video projects Make your work accessible on the internet and see your own quality work proudly displayed on the Districtrsquos cable access channel KLRN-TV
Broadcast Technology (CTA-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to ArtsAV Tech amp Com Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Produce video and audio projects and pieces for the KLRN Klassroom TV show as well as off-site remote broadcasts This course is designed to prepare high school students for professional employment andor further education in television news sports and digital video production
Digital Music Production (CTA-3040) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to ArtsAV Tech amp Com Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Develop knowledge of the music business music copyright and the use electronic music in the entertainment business computer gaming internet technology and music production field
Digital Animation (CTA-3050) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to ArtsAV Tech amp Com Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Manipulate images music and graphics to create animated projects Animation is seen in advertisements on television on your computer screen and on many other things that pop up from the internet
Heath Science
34
Health Careers I (CTS-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none (recommended Anatomy Physiology) Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Want a career in the exciting medical profession Develop an awareness of various health-related careers while learning entry-level skills needed for all jobs in the profession Guest speakers demonstrations and field trips to local health care facilities provide real-life learning opportunities
Health Careers II (CTS-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Health Careers I (need a grade of C or better) Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Try a career in the medical field by completing an internship in a health care facility Apply entry-level skills while on the job Upon successful completion of both courses students are eligible to sit for the Certified Nursing Assistant (CAN) Exam
Project Lead the Way Biomedical Sciences Program This program is divided into four courses-each course building upon the previous Students interested in math science and the human body will be exposed to dynamic hands-on real-world problems to engage and challenge students who are interested in a career in medicine
Principals of Biomedical Sciences PLTW (CTS-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none (recommended Biology Chemistry) Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Study human medicine research processes and get an introduction to crime scene analysis Students investigate various health conditions such as heart disease diabetes sickle cell disease etc Students are engaged through hands-on projects and medical researched
Human Body Systems Biomed II PLTW (CTS-3040) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Principals of Biomedical Sciences Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Play the role of biomedical professionals solving medical mysteries and explore how body systems work together to maintain good health Students investigate the structures and functions of the human body
Medical Interventions Biomed III PLTW (CTS-3050) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Human Body Systems Biomed II Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description This ldquohow-tordquo class allows students to explore how to prevent and fight infection how to screen and evaluate the code in human DNA how to prevent diagnose and treat cancer and how to prevail when the organs of the body begin to fail
Biomedical Innovation Biomed IV PTLW (CTS-3060) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Medical Interventions Biomed III Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description In this capstone course students design and conduct experiments related to the diagnosis treatment and prevention of disease or illness Course includes an internship in the community
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Human Services All Human Services students study confidentially and are CPRAED certified Students prepare personal resume and portfolio
Intro to Human Services (CTH - 3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description People-oriented occupations require training in human development parenting personal care and wellness counseling consumer services and employment skills Through field experiences and classroom activities students identify possibly career paths suitable to their strengths skills and talents
Guiding Youth and Families (CTH-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Students explore careers related to working directly with youth adolescents adults and the elderly Classroom activities and field experiences expose students to topics including behavior theory relationships ethics and legal issues social problems support systems and learning theories
Personal Services (CTH-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Students learn advanced study of human care and wellness while exploring communication strategies dietetics and nutrition exercise and fitness first aid ethics and legal issues and event planning This is a great choice for students who wish to go into cosmetology personal training or dietetics
Information Technology Introduction to Technology and Computer Support (CTN-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Students learn about computer technology inside a lab format Topics include computer assembly and disassembly troubleshooting repairs operating system installation and peripheral device support Advanced topics include operating system optimization and networking
Advanced Computer Support and Networking (CTN-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Technology and Computer Support Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Upon completion of this course students are prepared to take the CompTIA A+ certification exams Topics include advanced troubleshooting setting up a computer network supporting networking devices establishing network securities and supporting mobile devices
Manufacturing and Welding Principles of Manufacturing (CTM-3010)
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Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description This project based class covers careers in the fields of Manufacturing and Mechatronics Learn measurement robotics and pneumatics thermal technology basic CAD operations machine tools quality controls welding and soldering purchasing and warehouse management
ElectronicsRobotics (CTM-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Principals of Manufacturing Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Gain advanced knowledge of robotics electronics ACDC electrical manufacturing processes control and materials Advanced training in soldering may lead to industry certification
Introduction to Auto Welding I ( ) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description
Welding II (CTM-3220) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Welding I Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Improve work and safety skills by making and using workable plans for school and personal projects Students improve out-of-position welding skills with SMAW (Shield Metal Arc Welding) and GMAC (Gas Metal Arc Welding) and become proficient in the use of a plasma cutter and wire feed welding processes
Advanced Welding amp Fabrication (CTM-3230) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Welding I and Welding II Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 Credit semester Description Students are exposed to gas tungsten arc welding aluminum welding gouging blueprint reading and heavy duty welding applications for large scale welding projects Students shadow a professional in the field to understand the physical attributes of the career
Aviation Introduction to Aviation (CTF-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn all aspects of the aviation industry including history principles of flight aircraft systems and performance weather navigation and aviation physiology Career exploration and flight simulation training make this an exciting class
Advanced Aviation and Flight (CTF-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Aviation
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Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Prepare to take the FAA private pilot written exam as well as gain significant knowledge to begin an FAA flight training programming Learn aerodynamics air craft systems federal regulations flight planning weather and flight maneuvers
Science Technology Engineering and Math Project Lead The Way Pathway to Engineering Program Design an alternative housing project test and build wind turbines and apply engineering concepts related to biomechanics ndash think robotics Earn up to 12 college credits towards your engineering degree while you are in high school
Introduction to Engineering Design Engineering I PTLW (CTE-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Students learn how to apply the engineering design process to solve problems in and out of the classroom Using real world 3-D software students communicate the details of the products and will have the opportunity to create prototypes using our 3-D printer
Principles of Engineering Engineering II PTLW (CTE-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Engineering Design Engineering I Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn about major engineering concepts you will encounter in a college engineering curriculum Conduct destructive testing as you learn about material properties Apply your knowledge of engineering concepts as you tackle real-world engineering design problems through the use of VEX Robotics
Digital Electronics Engineering III PTLW (CTE-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Principles of Engineering Engineering II Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Use combinational and sequential logic design key elements of careers in engineering Students design circuits to solve problems export their designs to a printed circuit auto-routing program that generates printed circuit boards and use appropriate components to build their designs
Engineering Design and Development (EDD) Engineering IV PTLW (CTE-3080) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Digital Electronics Engineering III Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Design test and construct a solution to real-world engineering problem The EDD course allows students to apply skills and knowledge learned in previous Project Lead The Way courses
Transportation Distribution and Logistics Introduction to Vehicle Systems and Maintenance offered at the home high schools is a prerequisite for the auto tech courses
Introduction to Auto Welding I ( ) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description This course has been approved by the South Dakota Department of
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Education to fulfill high school graduation requirements for Career amp Technical Education(CTE) Successful completion of this course is a prerequisite to take the advanced Auto Tech courses at the CTE Academy Demonstrate safety in the shop and lab while obtaining skills for the career and hobby opportunities in the automotive field Students will raise and support all vehicles inspect fluid levels perform an oil change and chassis lube service Students will test service and inspect vehicle electrical cooling and chassis systems Students will also perform services on tires transmission brakes fuel system and interior and exterior surfaces
Automotive Brakes (CTL-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn the fine adjustments and diagnosis techniques of automobile braking systems while troubleshooting and testing Use industry-quality computer equipment to learn the proper installation analyze data and repair vehicle brakes under actual conditions
Automotive Suspension and Steering (CTL-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn the fine adjustments and diagnosis of suspension and steering systems Troubleshoot and test steering and suspension components Use industry-quality equipment and computers to analyze data while working on vehicles under actual conditions
Automotive Electronics (CTL-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Test electronic engine controls and computer diagnosis perform ignition and tune-up procedures test charging and starting systems
Automotive Engine Performance (CTL-3040) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Using the latest in automotive technology and diagnostic equipment students build on their knowledge about fuel systems and fuel injection systems repair under actual lab and shop conditions
Introduction to Auto Body Repair and Estimating (CTL-3050) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Become acquainted with the requirements qualifications and skills needed in the field of auto body repair Demonstrate proper procedures and safety when handling tools and equipment
Auto Body Structural Analysis and Damage Repair (CTL-3060) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Body Repair and Estimating Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester
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Description Demonstrate skills necessary for repairing auto body damage and repainting Successful completion may result in credits in the Auto Body Technology program at Southeast Technical Institute
Auto Body Nonstructural Analysis and Damage Repair (CTL-3070) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Body Repair and Estimating Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Repair auto body damage properly prepare automobile surfaces for painting analyze record and estimate the time and material needed to finish a vehicle Successful completion may result in credits in the Auto Body Technology program at Southeast Technical Institute
Auto Body Painting and Refinishing (CTL-3070) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Body Repair and Estimating Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Gain an understanding of the environmental regulations and industry processes used in painting and refinishing to achieve invisible repair
Academy of Finance This 2 or 3 year national program is designed to prepare students with practical skills to enter the real world of business and finance Earn up to 17 college credits Apply freshman or sophomore year for this program that is sponsored by the National Academy Foundation Financial support is provided by Citibank and numerous local internship sponsors
Sophomore Year Fall Semester Accounting I (ACBA40114012) Spring Semester Accounting II (ACBA40214022) or Introduction to Financial Services (ACBA4070) AND Banking and Credit (ACBA4050)
Junior Year Fall Semester Accounting I (ACBA40114012) or Introduction to Financial Services (ACBA4070) AND Banking and Credit (ACBA4050) Spring Semester Accounting II (ACBA40214022) or Introduction to Financial Services (ACBA4070) AND Banking and Credit (ACBA4050)
Summer Internship Senior Year Fall Semester Financial Planning (ACB-5010) Spring Semester Accounting II (ACBA20214022) AND Financial Economics (ACB-5020)
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South Dakota Opportunity Scholarship Requirements Students must have earned a composite ACT score of 24 or above and have completed the required
courses depending on graduation date These are available at
wwwsdboreduopportunityscholarshipsdoshtm
There is also a new option in which you can receive the SDOS if you have an ACT composite of 28 or
above and if you do not meet the course requirements Refer to the Board of Regents website for more
information and details as well as the application to submit
Special Program Special Education programs at the high school utilize an Individual Education Plan (IEP) to assist
students with special needs Career classes at the high school meet these specialized needs on an
individual basis Contact an administrator for more information
SDMyLifecom SDMyLifecom is a career exploration and planning tool available anywhere you have Internet access
A key component of the programs is the Personal Learning Plan (PLP) which helps ensure students meet
graduationscholarship requirements by taking the appropriate courses and match their career interest
and aptitudes The completion standards guide students through activities designed to assist them in
their post-secondary decision making In addition the electronic portfolio allows students career
planning activities and documentation and also includes an ACT test preparation component This part
is called Master Test Prep and it is FREE You can access it on the first page of sdmylife
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TEA AREA HIGH SCHOOL COURSE OFFERINGS SUBJECT TO CHANGE
Career and Technical Education
Business Department
Introduction to Business- BE 1101 amp 1102
Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None
Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This course is designed for students to learn basic business concepts relating to a variety of business subjects Subject matter includes basic economic theory owning and operating a business influences on business marketing human resources financial and technological resources career planning in a global economy buying goods and services credit money management and risk management The primary goal is for students to learn the basics of a mixture of personal and business financial aptitudes for use as a citizen and further education
Accounting I- BE 1301 amp 1302
Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Algebra I Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description An introduction to manual double entry accounting the accounting cycle and accounting for a payroll system Key topics include analyzing transactions journalizing posting six column worksheet preparing financial statements cash control and banking activities payroll accounting payroll liabilities and tax records Students will use the APUA software to complete assignments and tests Students should be good with problem solving working with numbers and detail oriented
Accounting II- BE 1601 amp 1602) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Accounting I Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description A continuation of Accounting I with an emphasis on the accounting theory procedures and systems used to record transactions prepare financial statements Accounting II focuses on partnership and corporate structures management decision-making cost control and other selected topics
Business Law- BE 1502 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description Designed to cover a variety of legal topics and provide students fundamental knowledge of criminal law contract law consumer law your money and the law and family law The primary goal is for students to understand the facts about federal state and local law and develop an awareness of legal circumstances to allow students to function more effectively in their chosen professions and become better informed and legally wise citizens
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Personal Finance- BE 1401 frac12 credit of Personal Finance or Economics is required for graduation Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course is designed for students to learn the essentials and importance of financial planning budgeting banking services credit management the finances of housing saving and investing taxes home and motor vehicle insurance The primary goal of this course is for students to become financially literate in everyday financial affairs
Economics- BE 1801 frac12 credit of Personal Finance or Economics is required for graduation Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course includes basic economic theory as students learn about economic systems and how the American economy works Key topics include your role as a consumer borrowing buying saving and investment
Computer Science Department
Computer Applications- CS 1101 Required Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 5 Credit Description This course is an extension to the Microsoft Office Suite and students will learn how to integrate software programs in this suite In this class students will learn to apply computer skills and applications to real life situations This will be done by completing a business simulation that integrates different software programs to complete professional looking documents
Web Design- CS 1201 Required Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description In web design students will learn how to create and manage a web site Students will also learn the ethical and commercial standards that need to be considered when creating a web site Students will be able to address the needs of the community when they create a web site
Visual Basic Programming- CS 1301 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Computer Applications Web Design Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description Basic windows based programming using Visual Basic 60 This course focuses on problem solving skills program design and logical thinking Topics in this class include decision making repetition statements selections data validation program functionality documentation external files database structures and debugging
Programming Visual C++ CS 1402
Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Visual Basic Programming Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course is a higher level programming class using the Visual C++ programming language Topics include sequence selection repetition functions and arrays
10
Computer Hardware- CS 1501 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Computer Applications Web Design Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course provides the student with concrete hands-on experience with a specific architecture WindowsIntelHP-style personal computer and explores key architectural topics in some depth The course will be primarily a set of lab exercises related to system performance and management that correspond to topics covered in class discussions and lectures
Database Management- CS 1502 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Computer Applications Web Design Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course teaches students to design database applications for business world applications as well as gaining an understanding of how databases are integrated into business needs The course will emphasize data definition and data manipulation languages for relational models Hands-on experience will be provided using Microsoft Access database software
Multimedia Design I- CS 1801 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Computer Applications Web Design Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course will expose students to different tools used in multimedia development Students will be expected to assembly pre-designed multimedia models using such programs as Adobe Photoshop Fireworks and others Students will have labs each week and be required to work in small groups
Computer Programming (Game Design) - CS 1902 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Web Design Computer Applications Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course will explore key components including programming graphic design and audio editing needed in order to develop a game Students will form and work in project development teams and use physics and math skills in order to develop program and market an original game Previous programming experience is not needed
Family amp Consumer Sciences
Interior Design- FACS 1201
Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This class is designed to help students learn about the home as an environment for human growth the selection of a home the process of financingfurnishing a home trends in housing and using related art principles and consumer buying skills Housing styles are identified and decorating techniques are covered Purchasing furnishings and sources of furnishings are investigated Advanced Interior Design ndashFACS 1401
Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites Interior Design I Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit
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Description This course will give the student the opportunity to link their creative ability to well documented strategies and theories concerning planning and decorating a living or working space Students will be exposed to the relationship between history texture color and design Home accessory projects will be made by the student to enhanced home decorating the projects will be individualized to meet the studentrsquos needs and wants Most material expenses will be the responsibility of the students
Nutrition amp Wellness- FACS 1202
Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description Nutrition and Wellness covers all aspects of food preparation skills and nutritional needs of all ages Specific areas of study are food choices nutrient needs guidelines for good nutrition planning daily food choices food and fitness special topics in nutrition tools and techniques consumer decisions foods for meals and snacks foods of the world special techniques and careers in food and nutrition
Dietetics and Nutrition- FACS 1402
Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites Nutrition and Wellness Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description Dietetics and Nutrition is a semester long course that is designed to teach students about trends related to diet and nutrition Topics covered include career paths and careers in dietetics and nutrition societal trends and concerns impacting dietetics and nutrition and menu planning for others to meet individual needs Students will expand on kitchen skills used in Nutrition and Wellness
Human Development Prenatal to Toddler- FACS 1301
Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course helps the student understand and accept responsibility for ones own actions in relation to decisions about the choice of parenting as well as understanding the relationship between learning about children and being a nurturing parent Students will become aware of the responsibility of being parents as they study the growth of the child from conception through tenth year of life This class would benefit students going into careers such as pre-schoolelementary education nursing teacher aides and future parents Student take home an infant stimulator to learn the skills involved in parenting
Human Development Adolescence to Adulthood- FACS 1302
Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course stresses the importance of relationships in everyday living Topics include establishing and building relationships improving communication building self-esteem personality development developing leadership skills and personal management of both conflict and stress Emphasis is on developing skills in these areas as well as improving relationships through learning about other people families and cultures
Youth Internships- FACS 1101 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites MUST HAVE A CURRENT DRIVERS LICENCE
12
Length One Semester (first) Credit 1 Credit Description Youth Internships allow students the opportunity to consolidate and apply the learning from their high school coursework into a meaningful and relevant on-the job experience It is their venue to connect with the world outside of school and to gain the skills to go on to further education andor enter the workforce The purpose of this program is to give Junior and Senior students the opportunity to expand their experience in the career cluster of their choice Attendance will come into consideration when applying to the Youth Internship program
Industrial Technology
Cabinet Making- IA 1201 amp 1202 Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None Length One Semester (two periods) Credit 1 Creditsemester Description This course introduces the student to fundamentals of woodworking Topics covered wood wood products hand tools power tools lab safety and power tool safety Community Involvement Field trips will be taken to various community businesses throughout the construction industry (Cabinetry House Construction) Students are required to complete projects during the semester
Introduction to Building Trades- IA 1301 amp 1302 Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites Cabinet Making Length One Semester (two periods) Credit 1 Creditsemester Description This course is hands on introduction to the field of building construction Students learn how to use hand power tools with safety being emphasized Wood identification carpentry jobs and carpentry vocations are discussed Field trips will be taken to job sites
Small Engines- IA 1101 amp 1102 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites None Length Two Semesters (two periods) Credit 1 Creditsemester Description Subject manner is presented on engine principles the use of measuring and testing instruments and engine systems such as compression ignition carburetion and starting The instructional program includes preventative maintenance off-season storage safety four-stroke cycle engine overhaul and two-stroke cycle overhaul The engines for this study program are furnished by the students
Introduction to Technology Education (IA) ndash IA 1101 and 1102 (21051) Elective Grade Level 9th Prerequisite None Length One semester (two periods) Credit 1 Credit Description This course is aimed at students who want to learn the BASIC woodworking skills This will be accomplished by completing small woodworking projects Students will learn wordworking skills that will be applicable to real life situations This class is designed for students boys and girls who have little or no experience in woodworking Projects completed in this course include Design Process (Drawing up plans) Energy and Power (Making and wiring a Lamp) Manufacturing (Mass production of a wood project) Communication (making a safety video or commercial on their project)
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EnglishLanguage Arts Department
English I-Composition- ENG 1101 Required Grade Level 9 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description In Composition I the writing process is reinforced and will be applied to personal narrative descriptive and expository writing Students will read short literature selections and write reaction essays Students will end the semester with a strong writing foundation Grammar sentence structure ideas writing style and syntax will be heavily emphasized in this class
English I-Literature- ENG 1102 Required Grade Level 9 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description Students will read To Kill a Mockingbird Romeo and Juliet and an assortment of multicultural short stories Students will learn vocabulary and complete writing and other assignments as they explore the literature selections In this class students will go beyond simple comprehension of literature they will be able to analyze and describe the effect of figurative language and other literary devices
English II- Speech- ENG 1201 Required Grade Level 10 Prerequisites English I Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description In Speech students will learn about communication and analyze the effect different types of communication have on themselves and others Students will prepare and present various types of speeches and learn valuable speaking and listening strategies This course focuses heavily on effective group communication English II-Composition amp Literature- ENG 1202 Required Grade Level 10 Prerequisites English I Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course encompasses a broad range of writing challenges along with the infusion of multiple pieces of literature Students will analyze creative communication through writing and respond with respectful personal responses to their classmatesrsquo pieces of writing
English III-American Literature- ENG1301
Required Grade Level 11 Prerequisites English I Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description The course surveys American literature and authors from the Colonial Period to the early Twentieth Century Students will learn vocabulary and complete short writing assignments and essays as they relate to the course content grammar usage and mechanics will also be stressed
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English III-Advanced Composition- ENG 1302 Required Grade Level 11 Prerequisites English I Length One semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course will focus on the proper use of mechanics in writing and the further development of rhetorical skills Students will write a variety of short essays including those in the genres of narration exposition and research with a special emphasis placed on expository essays common in standardized tests
English IV-British Literature- ENG 1401 One credit of a senior-level English course is required Grade Level 12 Prerequisites Senior standing English I II amp III Length One semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course will survey British literature from ancient to modern times exploring the origin and evolution of the English language along the way Lessons will also include the study of literary elements vocabulary writing and grammar
English IV-Senior Writing- ENG1402 One credit of a senior-level English course is required Grade Level 12 Prerequisites Senior standing English I II amp III Length One semester Credit 05 Credit Description This is the capstone writing course for seniors which will combine advanced lessons on vocabulary and grammar with various forms of writing A variety of topics styles and disciplines will be used with the goal of fostering a critical informed view of mass media outlets and preparing students for post-secondary education inside or outside the classroom
Advanced Placement Literature and Composition- ENG 1801 amp 1802 One year of a senior-level English course is required Students must see the instructor for summer reading and vocabulary requirements Grade Level 12 Prerequisites Grade of at least B in English I II and III Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description Students will consider a workrsquos structure style and themes as well as such smaller-scale elements as the use of figurative language imagery symbolism and tone Students will discuss and write about the experience of literature the interpretation of literature and the evaluation of literature NOTE Students will have a chance to earn college credit by earning a certain composite score on the exam which is taken in May Neither taking nor passing the AP exam is required to earn high school credit College credit may be earned by scoring a preset score as determined by a specific college or university Some universities do not accept AP exam scores for credit check with your college before taking the exam
Yearbook Publications- ENG 2001 amp2002 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Sophomore Standing Length One year Credit 1 credit Description Yearbook class will be responsible for creating the schoolrsquos annual yearbook publication Students will review and apply the principles of reporting and photography with special emphasis placed on graphic design as it applies to publishing a comprehensive integrated
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yearbook The ability to work with others pay attention to detail and work on assignments outside of school hours is recommended as many assignments will require one or all of these
JournalismNewspaper- ENG1601 amp 1602 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites None (based on available space) Length Two semesters (two semesters recommended) Credit 05 Credit (one credit recommended) Description Journalism will introduce students to the basic principles of reporting and photography with an emphasis on newspaper and other print journalism Students in this class will regularly design and publish the schoolrsquos newspaper working independently and in teams to complete assignments including interviewing subjects writing and editing stories taking pictures and designing layouts The ability to work with others pay attention to detail and work on assignments outside of school hours is recommended as many assignments will require one or all of these Photography and photojournalism skills may be included This course may be repeated by students at the instructorrsquos discretion
Creative Writing ndash ENG 1603 amp 1604 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites None Length 1 semester Credit 5 Creative Writing courses offer students the opportunity to develop and improve their technique and individual style in poetry short story drama essays and other forms of prose The emphasis of the courses is on writing however students may study exemplary representations and authors to obtain a fuller appreciation of the form and craft Although most creative writing classes cover several expressive forms others concentrate exclusively on one particular form (such as poetry or playwriting)
16
Fine Arts Department Introduction to Art - FA1301 amp 1302 Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites Length One Semester Credit 5 Credit Description This course is an introduction to high school art The elements and principles of design are emphasized demonstrate two and three dimensional construction utilize design vocabulary and basic drawing skills The principles of design are studied in projects such as architecture design through 1 2 amp 3 point perspective In the area of drawing projects will include human anatomy and creating correct proportions still life contour and line in nature In the area Painting the students will demonstrate painting techniques apply color theory and composition techniques This course also studies the basics of 3D~design Students will learn to hand build coil pots pinch pots slabs and many others
Creative Art Drawing- FA1401 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Creative Art and DrawingPainting Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description Advanced drawing techniques in black and white or color media utilize positive and negative space in a composition identify anatomy and proportion in figure drawing demonstrate proportions in portraiture student develops and produces portfolio of advanced work
Creative Art Painting- FA1501 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Creative Art Drawing Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description Study and use variety of painting media watercolor acrylics and water-based inks Utilize pigment color relationships demonstrate color mixing demonstrate personal growth and increased knowledge of selected media and style present portfolio of advanced work Students will also have to purchase own canvas
Digital Photography- FA1601 Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites Graphics Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This photography course is designed to give students experience in taking and analyzing photographs Students will also learn additional skills such as film processing using a scanner and manipulating photos with Photo Software As a photography student you will also become familiar with how the digital camera works Students will need to have a digital camera and Photo book
Art Portfolio I- FA1701 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Creative Art and DrawingPainting and 3 or 4 Advanced Classes
17
Length One semester Credit 05 Credit Description Students in this class will sign a contract stating the goals they will accomplish during a semester A minimum of 10 projects is required One project is required from each of the following areas 18 X 24 in drawing 14 x 18 in painting ceramics sculpture and design The three remaining projects are the studentrsquos choice Students will submit a self-analysis sheet with each project they complete One art history report and replica is also required
Ceramics Pottery Elective
Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Intro to Art
Length One semester Credit 05 credit
Students will demonstrate advanced ceramics and sculpture techniques to create 3D sculpture working with
clay and other media Students will create clay projects on the potterrsquos wheel Students will know how to load
and unload the kiln
Drama I- FA1801 amp 1802 Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites none Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description Drama focuses on all aspects of theater This course will explore the history of drama and how it has influenced civilization Students will closely examine various types of drama from classic Greek tragedies to modern day American theater Students will also learn different acting techniques and will develop improvisational skills All students will be required to participate in all exercises and performances Participation is expected and will be a large portion of the grade Imagination and creativity are a must for this course
Drama II- FA1901 amp 1902 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Drama I Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description In Drama II Students will continue their exploration of drama and theatre Students will explore additional techniques of acting while sharpening their acting and improvisational skills Students will also examine how to produce a play and experiment with various stage settings This includes directing a one-act play Students will also explore the mechanics of theatre including lighting sound costuming and make-up All students will be required to participate in all exercises and performances Participation is expected and will be a large portion of the grade As with Drama I imagination and creativity are a must for this course
Music Appreciation- FA2001 amp 2002 Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description Music appreciation class is made up of bookwork listening assignments some research in this class will be involved as well as written assignments We will be learning music theory the reading and writing of notes rhythms and symbols on a staff We will also be exploring different genres or types of music such as blues jazz country rock and roll pop as well as world
18
music Most of the grade points in this class will be made up of in class assignments and projects but there will be take home homework and research assignments as well
Concert Band- FA 1101 amp 1102 Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites 5-8 band Length Two semesters Credit 1 credit Description Students will play many types and styles of music throughout the year Marching Band is included at the beginning of the year with various competitions and parades Pep Band plays throughout the year at home sporting events Concert band and Jazz band meet throughout the year and students will also have some opportunities to play in a drum line along with optional solo and ensemble opportunities
Concert Choir- FA1001 amp 1002
Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites By Audition Only Length Two semesters Credit 1 Credit Description Concert Choir will meet every day for 49 minutes The concert choir will be by audition only(30 to-40 members) and will be the one that goes to honors choirs and contests Concert choir will compete in large group contests and have the opportunity to go to small groupsolo contest Only members of the concert choir will be able to audition for All-State Choir and participate in the Big East Honors Choir They will also be required to perform at the winter and spring concerts as well as various community events
Womenrsquos Ensemble
Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None Length Two semesters Credit 1 Credit Description Meets Monday through Friday for 49 minutes The ladies will sing a wide range of genres and languages in 3 and 4 part harmony accompanied and unaccompanied Participation in small group and large group contest as well as home concerts in December and May are required in attendance There may also be opportunities to perform at various community events
Mens Ensemble
Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None Length Two semesters Credit 1 credit Description Meets Monday through Friday for 49 minutes Sing and cover many types of music throughout the year The student will focus on becoming better at reading music and singing 2 3 and 4 part splits You will have the chance to sing a variety of repertoire and perform at the winter and spring concerts as well as various community events Solo work is not required
Symphonic Band Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites Audition Only Length Two semesters Credit 1 credit Description Students will play many types and styles of music throughout the year Marching Band is included at the beginning of the year with various competitions and parades Pep Band
19
plays throughout the year at home sporting events Concert band and Jazz band meet throughout the year and students will also have some opportunities to play in a drum line along with optional solo and ensemble opportunities
Health and Physical Education
High School PE- PEHS 1101 amp PEHS1102 Required Grade Level 9 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description Students will participate in physical activity to achieve and maintain a health enhancing level of physical fitness Students will also participate in and learn different lifetime activities
Health- PE1301 amp PE 1302 Required Grade Level 9 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description Class will cover various health-related topics relevant to teenage life Class consists mainly of lecture and class discussion
Fitness and Conditioning- PE1201 amp 1202 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Physical EducationHealth Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit DescriptionStudents learn the benefits and proper skills associated with strength training plyometrics and cardiovascular exercise Studentrsquos progress is kept with a series of physical and strength testing each nine weeks
20
Math Department
Math requirement and suggestions
1 8th
graders taking Algebra I who do not score proficient on the End of Course Exam will not gain
Algebra I high school credit and will take the course as freshmen
2 Placement in Pathways or Algebra I is based on a studentrsquos performance in their 8th
grade math class
3 Passing a math class with anything less than a C- should be considered an indicator that the next level
math class may be difficult to successfully complete It may be in the studentrsquos best interest to repeat
this class
4 Students planning on attending college in South Dakota that have anything less than a C- in Algebra I
Geometry and Advanced Algebra may have some difficulty with the required math placement exam
An unacceptable score on this exam (ACT score below 20) will require the student to take a remedial
math class for no credit at their own expense
5 If a student wishes to ldquodouble-uprdquo with Geometry and Algebra II during the sophomore or junior year it
is highly recommended that the student receive at least a ldquoBrdquo in Algebra I and be very organized and
very self-disciplined
6 It is important to note that the classes that meet the graduation requirement may not satisfy the entrance
requirements at the college a student chooses Any questions in this area should be directed to a
studentrsquos counselor
Pathways to AlgebramdashMA 1001 amp 1002 Elective (by teacher recommendation only) Grade Level 9 Prerequisites None Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This course will focus on math skills necessary to succeed in Algebra I Registration for this course is based on student performance in prior math courses and also on teacher recommendation
Algebra I ndash MA 1201 amp 1202
Required Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description In this course students will learn the language of algebra (properties) work with real numbers solve linear equations graph relations and functions analyze linear equations solve linear inequalities and solve systems of equations and inequalities They may also be introduced to polynomial operations factoring quadratic and exponential functions radical expressions rational expressions and equations statistics and probability A scientific calculator is recommended
Geometry ndash MA 1301 amp 1302 Required Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites Algebra I Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This course introduces students to geometrical concepts and reasoning Students will work with segment measure and coordinate graphing angles parallels triangles and congruence triangles and their properties triangle inequalities quadrilaterals and their properties proportions
21
and similarity polygons and area circles and their properties surface area and volume right triangles and trigonometry circle relationships proofs and transformations A scientific calculator is recommended
Informal Geometry ndash MA 1010 amp 1020 Prerequisite Algebra I (need teacher recommendation) Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit
Description Geometry will introduce the students to geometrical concepts and reasoning Students will also work with segment measure and coordinate graphing angles parallels triangles and congruence triangles and their properties triangle inequalities quadrilaterals and their properties proportions and similarity polygons and area circles and their properties surface area and volume right triangles and trigonometry circle relationships proofs and transformations
Algebra II ndash MA 1401 amp 1402 Required Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Algebra I Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This course will review some principles of Algebra I Topics may include solving equations and inequalities linear relations and functions systems of equations and inequalities matrices polynomials quadratic functions and inequalities polynomial functions conic sections rational expressions and equations exponential and logarithmic relations sequences and series probability and statistics trigonometric functions and trigonometric graphs and identities A graphing TI-83+ or TI-84+ graphing calculator is recommended due to the extensive use of its functions
Pre-Calculus ndash MA 1701 amp 1702 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Algebra II and Geometry Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This course will review some principles of Algebra II Topics may include linear relations and functions systems of equations and inequalities the nature of graphs polynomial and rational functions trigonometric functions and their graphs trigonometric identities and equations vectors and parametric equations polar coordinates and complex numbers conic sections exponential and logarithmic functions sequences and series combinatorics and probability statistics and data analysis and possibly an introduction to calculus A graphing TI-83+ or TI-84+ graphing calculator is highly recommended due to the extensive use of its functions
Statistics and Probability ndash MA 2201 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Algebra I and Algebra II
Length 1 Semester Credit 5 Descritpion Probability and Statistics courses introduce the study of likely events and the analysis interpretation and presentation of quantitative data Course topics generally include basic probability and statistics discrete probability theory odds and probabilities probability trees populations and samples frequency tables measures of central tendency and presentation of data (including graphs) Course topics may also include normal distribution and measures of variability
22
Consumer Math ndash MA 1501 amp 1502 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites None Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description In this course students will review some concepts of working with numbers decimals fractions as well as some estimation and rounding techniques Students will then be introduced to topics such as part-time and summer jobs full-time work recreation and sports costs basic purchases checking and savings accounts credit automobile expenses taxes housing personal finance and investments
Calculus MA 1801 amp 1802 Elective Grade Level 12 Prerequisites Pre-Calculus Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This course includes limits and continuity differentiation applications of differentiation integration applications of the definite integral exponentials logarithms and other transcendental functions integration techniques infinite series and parametric equations and polar coordinates A graphing TI-83+ or TI-84+ graphing calculator is highly recommended due to the extensive use of its functions
23
Mentoring
Mentoring- MN 1001 amp1002 Elective
Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites 30 GPA amp Instructor Approval ndash must complete an application
and get a teacher recommendation
Length One or Two Semesters Credit 5 Credit Semester
Description Mentors will go to the Elementarty or Intermediate School and are assigned to a classroom to
assist with academic and social skills while being a positive role model to younger students Course is a Pass
Fail
24
Science Department
Physical Science- CS1201 amp 1202 Required Grade Level 9th Prerequisites None Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description Physical science is a required laboratory science usually taken in the 9th grade The focus of this class will be critical thinking skills laboratory skills and basic concepts of physics and chemistry Students will be involved in regular laboratory exercises that will develop their abilities to collect and report data use scientific conversions properly use lab equipment and manipulate data in scientific formulas
Biology I- SC1701 amp 1702 Required Grade Level 10th Prerequisites Physical Science Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This is a life science course that examines such topics in units of ecology cells genetics the history of life plants invertebrates vertebrates and the human body We present these major topics and discuss how all living things on Earth are connected and in fact dependent upon each other Students will be expected to complete projects give presentations and perform lab experiments complete with extensive lab reports
Chemistry- SC1501 amp 1502 Required Grade Level 11th-12th Prerequisites Physical Science Biology Algebra II (may be taken concurrently) Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This is an upper-level elective that is designed to be a college-preparatory course Students should have a strong background in mathematics Students will participate in laboratory work discussions and writing related to the study of matter and energy Chemistry is essential for careers in medicine dentistry pharmacy nursing veterinary work family and consumer sciences agriculture forestry and engineering Topics covered will include atomic structure periodicity bonding stoichiometry reaction dynamics and acids amp bases
Physics- SC2001 amp 2002 Required Grade Level 11th-12th Prerequisites B or better in Geometry and Algebra Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description Students will study energy mechanics heat light electricity and atomic physics Physics is a mathematically intensive so students should have a strong background in both math and science to do well in this course
25
AnatomyPhysiology-Bio III- SC1301 amp 1302 Elective Grade Level 11th-12th Prerequisites Biology Chemistry also strongly suggested Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This is an upper-level elective that is designed as a preparatory course for college-bound students interested in pursuing a career in a health or medical-related field Anatomy is the study of the parts of the human body and physiology is a study of how those parts work The course begins on a cellular level and moves to a study of the tissues and organ systems Students need to have a strong biology and chemistry background coming into this course as well as be proficient in note taking There is a lot of reading involved and there will also be several labs to be completed with extensive lab reports This course does involve direct study of anatomyphysiology through activities such as dissections and a trip to a college lab to view human cadavers
Astronomy- SC1401 Elective Grade Level 11th-12th Prerequisites B or better in Physical Science and Algebra Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This is an upper-level elective Students will study the characteristics of planets stars and galaxies They will also explore our place in our solar system and the universe through the study of the history of astronomy the design and use of astronomical tools and ideas of modern cosmology
Environmental Science-CS1801 Elective Grade Level 11th-12th Prerequisites B or better in Biology Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description Environmental science is an upper-level elective in which students will demonstrate an understanding of the diverse interrelationships that organisms have with each other and their environment They will also address the political and economic implications of the allocation of limited resources Students will research and discuss problems with populations communities and ecosystems They will also trace the movement of energy through the ecosystem
26
Social Sciences Department Geography- SS 1101 Required Grade Level 9 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course will consist of the study of geography with the geographic components revolving around the five fundamental themes of geography and the nationally recognized standards for geography The emphasis of the course is on geography and climate and their impact on the development history and government culture and lifestyle and contemporary society of a region
World History- SS 1102 Required Grade Level 9 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course covers pre-historic to modern times in both western and non-western worlds Topics include the rise of civilization political social and economic developments of the Middle Ages the Renaissance and era of discovery the growth of democracy and nationalism the industrial revolution and the two world wars
American History- SS 1301 amp 1302 Required (or AP US History with prior approval) Grade Level 10 or 11 Prerequisites World History amp Geography Length Two semesters Credit 1 credit Description This course is designed as a concentrated study of our nation from post-American Civil War to the present The purpose of the course is to make students aware of past events so they can have a better understanding of present events Critical thinking and writing will be emphasized Current issues will be discussed and evaluated in their historical context
AP (Advanced Placement) United States History- SS 2101 amp 2102 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites TeacherAdministration consent Length Two semesters Credit 1 credit Description This course is meant to be the equivalent of a college freshman level American history course The course prepares students to take the AP exam which can earn students college credit It is a two semester survey of American history from the earliest explorations to modern times Emphasis is placed on critical and evaluative thinking skills essay writing primary document analysis and historiography Students are required to read outside novels and perform outside research independently Students are required to write numerous historical and analytical essays
Government- SS 1401 Required Grade Level 12 Prerequisites American History Length One Semester Credit 5 credit Description Government examines the origins of American government as well as its current structure and administration The main branches of the government are explored as well as state and local governments
Criminal Justice Today- SS 1801
27
Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course uses interactive methods to give students a practical understanding of law and our legal system while focusing on legal issues relevant to students lives and developing knowledge and skills essential in our law-oriented society International Affairs- SS 1501 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites American History or AP US History Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course familiarizes students with the various issues and news events taking place in the world and how these events affect our lives Local state national and world news items will be featured The major objectives are to promote inquiry through presentation and debate of conflicting viewpoints and to assign students to discover and reflect upon societal problems relevant to their lives It will provide opportunities to apply techniques of investigation and inquiry to the study of significant problems or issues
Psychology- SS 1601 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Biology Length One semester Credit 05 Credit Description In this course students will learn about basic research methods human development from birth to old age the anatomy of the brain and its influence on behavior sensation and perception intelligence and psychological disorders
AP PsychologymdashSS 2501 amp 2502 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Biology Length Two Semesters Credit 10 Credit Description This is a challenging course that is meant to be the equivalent of a college freshmen level Psychology survey course This course is aimed at preparing students for the AP Psychology exam which can earn students college credit Students will explore the history and theoretical basis of psychology relationships between human biology and human behavior theories of development and mental disorders and therapies An emphasis is placed on critical thinking skills essay writing and research methodology Students will be required to write numerous essays and perform research projects
American Presidents- SS 1802 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites American History or AP US History Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course is designed to be a focused study of the most influential presidencies in American history The emphasis will be placed on an evaluation of how various presidents have understood and exercised their constitutional powers in times of war and peace dealing with issues both foreign and domestic
African American History- SS 2002 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit
28
Description In this course students learn of the perseverance bravery and achievements of African-Americans throughout United States history and of the continuing impact of African-Americans on life in the United States at the turn of the twenty-first century
American History and Film- SS 2201 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites American History or AP US History Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course offers an exploration of United States cultural and social history through the medium of film and other mediums of mass culture Students will be asked to rethink the relationships between reality and representation and to re-conceptualize the boundaries between history and film
Sociology- SS 2001 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites None Length One semester Credit 05 Credit Description In this course students will learn about the basis of culture social structure deviance and group behavior through the lens of basic theoretical perspectives of sociology
29
World Language Department
American Sign Language I- FL 1401 amp 1402 Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This introductory class to American Sign Language focuses on finger spelling numbers sign vocabulary grammar non-manual signals and culture of the Deaf community This class also focuses on how to interact with Deaf people and teaches Deaf values
American Sign Language II- FL 1404 amp 1405 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites American Sign Language I Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This course is an intermediate level class focusing on conversational American Sign Language skills and grammar including heightened emphasis on non-manual signals classifiers and storytelling techniques This class also takes a closer look at the Deaf World
Spanish I- FL 1101 amp1102 Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This course is an introduction to the Spanish Language and culture Students will be introduced to Spanish reading writing listening and speaking skills Students will be able to pronounce Spanish comprehend Spanish on a beginnerrsquos level and write short dialogues in Spanish Students will study the culture of the Spanish-speaking world
Spanish II- FL 1201 amp1202 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Spanish I Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description In this course students will continue to improve reading writing listening and speaking skills in Spanish Students will continue to learn about Spanish-speaking countries their histories and cultures through research and presentations
Spanish III- FL 1601 amp 1602 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Spanish II Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Descriptions Students will continue to improve reading writing listening and speaking skills We will review and continue studying the grammatical structure learned in Spanish I and II as well as the thematic vocabulary and complex sentence structures Cultural topics will be integrated into the curriculum Emphasis is on communication in Spanish
Spanish Literature - FL 06109 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Spanish III Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Descriptions Spanish Literature courses place an emphasis on reading understanding and reacting in writing to literature written in Spanish
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Other Courses
Senior Experience- FACS 1501 amp 1502 Required Grade Level 12 Prerequisites MUST BE A SENIOR Length Two Semester Credit 1 Credit Description The purpose of the project is to allow the student to demonstrate the knowledge and maturity that heshe has gained during the course of hisher education The project must be a ldquolearning stretchrdquo meaning that it must go beyond what one already knows or has experienced The Senior Experience is a three-part process consisting of a research paper a projectproduct that is an extension of the research and an oral presentation The topic of this experience is chosen by the student This course is a year long senior course and required for graduation
SILDL (Distance Learning) Courses
(Subject to Change) MMC College Courses
Teacher instructors hired by Mount Marty College and taken over the DDN network live with the
teacher Courses may also be offered online
Level These are college courses not open to underclassmen
Prerequisites
--In order to take these courses students must meet two of the following
A 30 cumulative grade point average
B Minimum grade of B in coursework related to the college course
C ACT score of at least 21 in the content area subtest
D Rank in the top frac12 of the class
Courses and Times
Fall Courses
Composition 1 ndash 700-750 am (possibly other times)
College Algebra ndash 800-850 am
Intro to Psychology ndash 900-950 am
American Government ndash 300 ndash 350 pm
Spring Courses
Literature 1 ndash 700-750 am
Pre-Calculus ndash 800-850 am
Intro to Sociology ndash 900-950 am
Course offeringstimes subject to chagne
Cost Math courses are 4 credits cost = $380 per semester plus books
Other courses are 3 credits cost = $285 per semester plus books
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SILDL High School Courses
Description These hybrid courses (online using local area teachers) are self paced yet rigorous and are
taught and monitored by certified teachers These courses are free with the exception of some course
materials may be needed
Course Offerings (May Change)
Agribusiness
Anatomy and Physiology
Natural History
Physics
Comprehensive Creative Art
Accounting 1 and 2
Digital Media
Service Learning
Spanish 1 and 2
Note If TAHS offers an above course in house we will place student in lsquoin housersquo course
unless extenuating circumstances
NSU Center for Statewide E-Learning AP Learning Power
Description These online AP courses are for public high school students The Learning Power AP
coursework will be challenging so a solid academic background in the identified content area will be
essential The course is free but there is a fee for taking the test
Course Offerings
AP Biology
AP Calculus AB
AP Chemistry
AP EnglishLanguage and Composition
AP EnglishLiterature and Composition
AP Physics B
AP Statistics
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CAREER AND TECHNICAL EDCUATION ACADEMY SIOUX FALLS SCHOOL DISTRICT
Description The CTE Academy is in Sioux Falls We bus for the 715 am course Course schedules vary from semester to semester There is an application process
Architecture and Construction Carpentry I (CTC-30613062) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 2 semesters (2 hours) Credit 1 credit semester Description Successful carpenters need to know more than just how to operate equipment Learn the basics of this career and the value of doing work by constructing two homes from the foundation to the rafters to near completion
Carpentry II (CTC-30813082) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Carpentry I Length 2 semesters (2 hours) Credit 1 credit semester Description In this continuation of Carpentry I young carpenters learn leadership qualities while building a home at the CTE Academy Gain an increased understanding of specialty products and materials Learn project cost-estimating and blue printing
Advanced Woodworking and Cabinet Making (CTC-30903092) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 semester (2 hours) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn advanced woodworking skills including building and installation of cabinets while developing workplace connections and exploring careers in the field
Hospitality and Tourism CulinaryRestaurant Management I (ProStart I) (CTT-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 semester (2 hours) Credit 1 credit semester Description The ProStart program is an industry-based program that prepares students for careers in the restaurant and food service industry Topics include preparing and serving safe food preventing accidents and injuries industrial kitchen equipment usage nutrition business math and business cost awareness
CulinaryResturant Management II (ProStart II) (CTT-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites ProStart I Length 1 semester (2 hours) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn how to be successful in the hospitality and tourism career field Students continue their study of culinary arts ndash gaining essential customer services skills used in food service lodging and business careers Select students have the opportunity to participate in the CTE Culinary Arts competition team
33
Baking and Pastries (CTT-3040) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites ProStart I Length 1 semester (2 hours) Credit 1 credit semester Description In this specialized class students gain the fundamental skills necessary to work in a commercial bakery or your own kitchen Advanced studies include breads pies cakes pastries and much more
Arts AV Technology and Communications Intro to Arts AV Technology and Communications (CTA-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none
Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Lights Camera Action Be your own director Write and produce audio and video projects that inform demonstrate persuade and even entertain Students get hands-on experience using the same digital technology used in world renowned video and film production companies
AV Production (CTA-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to ArtsAV Tech amp Com Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Develop advanced skills in writing and production of audio and video projects Make your work accessible on the internet and see your own quality work proudly displayed on the Districtrsquos cable access channel KLRN-TV
Broadcast Technology (CTA-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to ArtsAV Tech amp Com Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Produce video and audio projects and pieces for the KLRN Klassroom TV show as well as off-site remote broadcasts This course is designed to prepare high school students for professional employment andor further education in television news sports and digital video production
Digital Music Production (CTA-3040) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to ArtsAV Tech amp Com Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Develop knowledge of the music business music copyright and the use electronic music in the entertainment business computer gaming internet technology and music production field
Digital Animation (CTA-3050) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to ArtsAV Tech amp Com Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Manipulate images music and graphics to create animated projects Animation is seen in advertisements on television on your computer screen and on many other things that pop up from the internet
Heath Science
34
Health Careers I (CTS-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none (recommended Anatomy Physiology) Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Want a career in the exciting medical profession Develop an awareness of various health-related careers while learning entry-level skills needed for all jobs in the profession Guest speakers demonstrations and field trips to local health care facilities provide real-life learning opportunities
Health Careers II (CTS-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Health Careers I (need a grade of C or better) Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Try a career in the medical field by completing an internship in a health care facility Apply entry-level skills while on the job Upon successful completion of both courses students are eligible to sit for the Certified Nursing Assistant (CAN) Exam
Project Lead the Way Biomedical Sciences Program This program is divided into four courses-each course building upon the previous Students interested in math science and the human body will be exposed to dynamic hands-on real-world problems to engage and challenge students who are interested in a career in medicine
Principals of Biomedical Sciences PLTW (CTS-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none (recommended Biology Chemistry) Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Study human medicine research processes and get an introduction to crime scene analysis Students investigate various health conditions such as heart disease diabetes sickle cell disease etc Students are engaged through hands-on projects and medical researched
Human Body Systems Biomed II PLTW (CTS-3040) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Principals of Biomedical Sciences Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Play the role of biomedical professionals solving medical mysteries and explore how body systems work together to maintain good health Students investigate the structures and functions of the human body
Medical Interventions Biomed III PLTW (CTS-3050) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Human Body Systems Biomed II Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description This ldquohow-tordquo class allows students to explore how to prevent and fight infection how to screen and evaluate the code in human DNA how to prevent diagnose and treat cancer and how to prevail when the organs of the body begin to fail
Biomedical Innovation Biomed IV PTLW (CTS-3060) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Medical Interventions Biomed III Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description In this capstone course students design and conduct experiments related to the diagnosis treatment and prevention of disease or illness Course includes an internship in the community
35
Human Services All Human Services students study confidentially and are CPRAED certified Students prepare personal resume and portfolio
Intro to Human Services (CTH - 3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description People-oriented occupations require training in human development parenting personal care and wellness counseling consumer services and employment skills Through field experiences and classroom activities students identify possibly career paths suitable to their strengths skills and talents
Guiding Youth and Families (CTH-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Students explore careers related to working directly with youth adolescents adults and the elderly Classroom activities and field experiences expose students to topics including behavior theory relationships ethics and legal issues social problems support systems and learning theories
Personal Services (CTH-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Students learn advanced study of human care and wellness while exploring communication strategies dietetics and nutrition exercise and fitness first aid ethics and legal issues and event planning This is a great choice for students who wish to go into cosmetology personal training or dietetics
Information Technology Introduction to Technology and Computer Support (CTN-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Students learn about computer technology inside a lab format Topics include computer assembly and disassembly troubleshooting repairs operating system installation and peripheral device support Advanced topics include operating system optimization and networking
Advanced Computer Support and Networking (CTN-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Technology and Computer Support Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Upon completion of this course students are prepared to take the CompTIA A+ certification exams Topics include advanced troubleshooting setting up a computer network supporting networking devices establishing network securities and supporting mobile devices
Manufacturing and Welding Principles of Manufacturing (CTM-3010)
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Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description This project based class covers careers in the fields of Manufacturing and Mechatronics Learn measurement robotics and pneumatics thermal technology basic CAD operations machine tools quality controls welding and soldering purchasing and warehouse management
ElectronicsRobotics (CTM-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Principals of Manufacturing Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Gain advanced knowledge of robotics electronics ACDC electrical manufacturing processes control and materials Advanced training in soldering may lead to industry certification
Introduction to Auto Welding I ( ) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description
Welding II (CTM-3220) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Welding I Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Improve work and safety skills by making and using workable plans for school and personal projects Students improve out-of-position welding skills with SMAW (Shield Metal Arc Welding) and GMAC (Gas Metal Arc Welding) and become proficient in the use of a plasma cutter and wire feed welding processes
Advanced Welding amp Fabrication (CTM-3230) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Welding I and Welding II Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 Credit semester Description Students are exposed to gas tungsten arc welding aluminum welding gouging blueprint reading and heavy duty welding applications for large scale welding projects Students shadow a professional in the field to understand the physical attributes of the career
Aviation Introduction to Aviation (CTF-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn all aspects of the aviation industry including history principles of flight aircraft systems and performance weather navigation and aviation physiology Career exploration and flight simulation training make this an exciting class
Advanced Aviation and Flight (CTF-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Aviation
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Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Prepare to take the FAA private pilot written exam as well as gain significant knowledge to begin an FAA flight training programming Learn aerodynamics air craft systems federal regulations flight planning weather and flight maneuvers
Science Technology Engineering and Math Project Lead The Way Pathway to Engineering Program Design an alternative housing project test and build wind turbines and apply engineering concepts related to biomechanics ndash think robotics Earn up to 12 college credits towards your engineering degree while you are in high school
Introduction to Engineering Design Engineering I PTLW (CTE-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Students learn how to apply the engineering design process to solve problems in and out of the classroom Using real world 3-D software students communicate the details of the products and will have the opportunity to create prototypes using our 3-D printer
Principles of Engineering Engineering II PTLW (CTE-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Engineering Design Engineering I Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn about major engineering concepts you will encounter in a college engineering curriculum Conduct destructive testing as you learn about material properties Apply your knowledge of engineering concepts as you tackle real-world engineering design problems through the use of VEX Robotics
Digital Electronics Engineering III PTLW (CTE-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Principles of Engineering Engineering II Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Use combinational and sequential logic design key elements of careers in engineering Students design circuits to solve problems export their designs to a printed circuit auto-routing program that generates printed circuit boards and use appropriate components to build their designs
Engineering Design and Development (EDD) Engineering IV PTLW (CTE-3080) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Digital Electronics Engineering III Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Design test and construct a solution to real-world engineering problem The EDD course allows students to apply skills and knowledge learned in previous Project Lead The Way courses
Transportation Distribution and Logistics Introduction to Vehicle Systems and Maintenance offered at the home high schools is a prerequisite for the auto tech courses
Introduction to Auto Welding I ( ) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description This course has been approved by the South Dakota Department of
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Education to fulfill high school graduation requirements for Career amp Technical Education(CTE) Successful completion of this course is a prerequisite to take the advanced Auto Tech courses at the CTE Academy Demonstrate safety in the shop and lab while obtaining skills for the career and hobby opportunities in the automotive field Students will raise and support all vehicles inspect fluid levels perform an oil change and chassis lube service Students will test service and inspect vehicle electrical cooling and chassis systems Students will also perform services on tires transmission brakes fuel system and interior and exterior surfaces
Automotive Brakes (CTL-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn the fine adjustments and diagnosis techniques of automobile braking systems while troubleshooting and testing Use industry-quality computer equipment to learn the proper installation analyze data and repair vehicle brakes under actual conditions
Automotive Suspension and Steering (CTL-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn the fine adjustments and diagnosis of suspension and steering systems Troubleshoot and test steering and suspension components Use industry-quality equipment and computers to analyze data while working on vehicles under actual conditions
Automotive Electronics (CTL-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Test electronic engine controls and computer diagnosis perform ignition and tune-up procedures test charging and starting systems
Automotive Engine Performance (CTL-3040) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Using the latest in automotive technology and diagnostic equipment students build on their knowledge about fuel systems and fuel injection systems repair under actual lab and shop conditions
Introduction to Auto Body Repair and Estimating (CTL-3050) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Become acquainted with the requirements qualifications and skills needed in the field of auto body repair Demonstrate proper procedures and safety when handling tools and equipment
Auto Body Structural Analysis and Damage Repair (CTL-3060) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Body Repair and Estimating Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester
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Description Demonstrate skills necessary for repairing auto body damage and repainting Successful completion may result in credits in the Auto Body Technology program at Southeast Technical Institute
Auto Body Nonstructural Analysis and Damage Repair (CTL-3070) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Body Repair and Estimating Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Repair auto body damage properly prepare automobile surfaces for painting analyze record and estimate the time and material needed to finish a vehicle Successful completion may result in credits in the Auto Body Technology program at Southeast Technical Institute
Auto Body Painting and Refinishing (CTL-3070) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Body Repair and Estimating Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Gain an understanding of the environmental regulations and industry processes used in painting and refinishing to achieve invisible repair
Academy of Finance This 2 or 3 year national program is designed to prepare students with practical skills to enter the real world of business and finance Earn up to 17 college credits Apply freshman or sophomore year for this program that is sponsored by the National Academy Foundation Financial support is provided by Citibank and numerous local internship sponsors
Sophomore Year Fall Semester Accounting I (ACBA40114012) Spring Semester Accounting II (ACBA40214022) or Introduction to Financial Services (ACBA4070) AND Banking and Credit (ACBA4050)
Junior Year Fall Semester Accounting I (ACBA40114012) or Introduction to Financial Services (ACBA4070) AND Banking and Credit (ACBA4050) Spring Semester Accounting II (ACBA40214022) or Introduction to Financial Services (ACBA4070) AND Banking and Credit (ACBA4050)
Summer Internship Senior Year Fall Semester Financial Planning (ACB-5010) Spring Semester Accounting II (ACBA20214022) AND Financial Economics (ACB-5020)
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Career and Technical Education
Business Department
Introduction to Business- BE 1101 amp 1102
Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None
Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This course is designed for students to learn basic business concepts relating to a variety of business subjects Subject matter includes basic economic theory owning and operating a business influences on business marketing human resources financial and technological resources career planning in a global economy buying goods and services credit money management and risk management The primary goal is for students to learn the basics of a mixture of personal and business financial aptitudes for use as a citizen and further education
Accounting I- BE 1301 amp 1302
Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Algebra I Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description An introduction to manual double entry accounting the accounting cycle and accounting for a payroll system Key topics include analyzing transactions journalizing posting six column worksheet preparing financial statements cash control and banking activities payroll accounting payroll liabilities and tax records Students will use the APUA software to complete assignments and tests Students should be good with problem solving working with numbers and detail oriented
Accounting II- BE 1601 amp 1602) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Accounting I Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description A continuation of Accounting I with an emphasis on the accounting theory procedures and systems used to record transactions prepare financial statements Accounting II focuses on partnership and corporate structures management decision-making cost control and other selected topics
Business Law- BE 1502 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description Designed to cover a variety of legal topics and provide students fundamental knowledge of criminal law contract law consumer law your money and the law and family law The primary goal is for students to understand the facts about federal state and local law and develop an awareness of legal circumstances to allow students to function more effectively in their chosen professions and become better informed and legally wise citizens
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Personal Finance- BE 1401 frac12 credit of Personal Finance or Economics is required for graduation Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course is designed for students to learn the essentials and importance of financial planning budgeting banking services credit management the finances of housing saving and investing taxes home and motor vehicle insurance The primary goal of this course is for students to become financially literate in everyday financial affairs
Economics- BE 1801 frac12 credit of Personal Finance or Economics is required for graduation Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course includes basic economic theory as students learn about economic systems and how the American economy works Key topics include your role as a consumer borrowing buying saving and investment
Computer Science Department
Computer Applications- CS 1101 Required Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 5 Credit Description This course is an extension to the Microsoft Office Suite and students will learn how to integrate software programs in this suite In this class students will learn to apply computer skills and applications to real life situations This will be done by completing a business simulation that integrates different software programs to complete professional looking documents
Web Design- CS 1201 Required Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description In web design students will learn how to create and manage a web site Students will also learn the ethical and commercial standards that need to be considered when creating a web site Students will be able to address the needs of the community when they create a web site
Visual Basic Programming- CS 1301 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Computer Applications Web Design Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description Basic windows based programming using Visual Basic 60 This course focuses on problem solving skills program design and logical thinking Topics in this class include decision making repetition statements selections data validation program functionality documentation external files database structures and debugging
Programming Visual C++ CS 1402
Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Visual Basic Programming Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course is a higher level programming class using the Visual C++ programming language Topics include sequence selection repetition functions and arrays
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Computer Hardware- CS 1501 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Computer Applications Web Design Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course provides the student with concrete hands-on experience with a specific architecture WindowsIntelHP-style personal computer and explores key architectural topics in some depth The course will be primarily a set of lab exercises related to system performance and management that correspond to topics covered in class discussions and lectures
Database Management- CS 1502 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Computer Applications Web Design Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course teaches students to design database applications for business world applications as well as gaining an understanding of how databases are integrated into business needs The course will emphasize data definition and data manipulation languages for relational models Hands-on experience will be provided using Microsoft Access database software
Multimedia Design I- CS 1801 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Computer Applications Web Design Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course will expose students to different tools used in multimedia development Students will be expected to assembly pre-designed multimedia models using such programs as Adobe Photoshop Fireworks and others Students will have labs each week and be required to work in small groups
Computer Programming (Game Design) - CS 1902 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Web Design Computer Applications Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course will explore key components including programming graphic design and audio editing needed in order to develop a game Students will form and work in project development teams and use physics and math skills in order to develop program and market an original game Previous programming experience is not needed
Family amp Consumer Sciences
Interior Design- FACS 1201
Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This class is designed to help students learn about the home as an environment for human growth the selection of a home the process of financingfurnishing a home trends in housing and using related art principles and consumer buying skills Housing styles are identified and decorating techniques are covered Purchasing furnishings and sources of furnishings are investigated Advanced Interior Design ndashFACS 1401
Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites Interior Design I Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit
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Description This course will give the student the opportunity to link their creative ability to well documented strategies and theories concerning planning and decorating a living or working space Students will be exposed to the relationship between history texture color and design Home accessory projects will be made by the student to enhanced home decorating the projects will be individualized to meet the studentrsquos needs and wants Most material expenses will be the responsibility of the students
Nutrition amp Wellness- FACS 1202
Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description Nutrition and Wellness covers all aspects of food preparation skills and nutritional needs of all ages Specific areas of study are food choices nutrient needs guidelines for good nutrition planning daily food choices food and fitness special topics in nutrition tools and techniques consumer decisions foods for meals and snacks foods of the world special techniques and careers in food and nutrition
Dietetics and Nutrition- FACS 1402
Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites Nutrition and Wellness Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description Dietetics and Nutrition is a semester long course that is designed to teach students about trends related to diet and nutrition Topics covered include career paths and careers in dietetics and nutrition societal trends and concerns impacting dietetics and nutrition and menu planning for others to meet individual needs Students will expand on kitchen skills used in Nutrition and Wellness
Human Development Prenatal to Toddler- FACS 1301
Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course helps the student understand and accept responsibility for ones own actions in relation to decisions about the choice of parenting as well as understanding the relationship between learning about children and being a nurturing parent Students will become aware of the responsibility of being parents as they study the growth of the child from conception through tenth year of life This class would benefit students going into careers such as pre-schoolelementary education nursing teacher aides and future parents Student take home an infant stimulator to learn the skills involved in parenting
Human Development Adolescence to Adulthood- FACS 1302
Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course stresses the importance of relationships in everyday living Topics include establishing and building relationships improving communication building self-esteem personality development developing leadership skills and personal management of both conflict and stress Emphasis is on developing skills in these areas as well as improving relationships through learning about other people families and cultures
Youth Internships- FACS 1101 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites MUST HAVE A CURRENT DRIVERS LICENCE
12
Length One Semester (first) Credit 1 Credit Description Youth Internships allow students the opportunity to consolidate and apply the learning from their high school coursework into a meaningful and relevant on-the job experience It is their venue to connect with the world outside of school and to gain the skills to go on to further education andor enter the workforce The purpose of this program is to give Junior and Senior students the opportunity to expand their experience in the career cluster of their choice Attendance will come into consideration when applying to the Youth Internship program
Industrial Technology
Cabinet Making- IA 1201 amp 1202 Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None Length One Semester (two periods) Credit 1 Creditsemester Description This course introduces the student to fundamentals of woodworking Topics covered wood wood products hand tools power tools lab safety and power tool safety Community Involvement Field trips will be taken to various community businesses throughout the construction industry (Cabinetry House Construction) Students are required to complete projects during the semester
Introduction to Building Trades- IA 1301 amp 1302 Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites Cabinet Making Length One Semester (two periods) Credit 1 Creditsemester Description This course is hands on introduction to the field of building construction Students learn how to use hand power tools with safety being emphasized Wood identification carpentry jobs and carpentry vocations are discussed Field trips will be taken to job sites
Small Engines- IA 1101 amp 1102 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites None Length Two Semesters (two periods) Credit 1 Creditsemester Description Subject manner is presented on engine principles the use of measuring and testing instruments and engine systems such as compression ignition carburetion and starting The instructional program includes preventative maintenance off-season storage safety four-stroke cycle engine overhaul and two-stroke cycle overhaul The engines for this study program are furnished by the students
Introduction to Technology Education (IA) ndash IA 1101 and 1102 (21051) Elective Grade Level 9th Prerequisite None Length One semester (two periods) Credit 1 Credit Description This course is aimed at students who want to learn the BASIC woodworking skills This will be accomplished by completing small woodworking projects Students will learn wordworking skills that will be applicable to real life situations This class is designed for students boys and girls who have little or no experience in woodworking Projects completed in this course include Design Process (Drawing up plans) Energy and Power (Making and wiring a Lamp) Manufacturing (Mass production of a wood project) Communication (making a safety video or commercial on their project)
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EnglishLanguage Arts Department
English I-Composition- ENG 1101 Required Grade Level 9 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description In Composition I the writing process is reinforced and will be applied to personal narrative descriptive and expository writing Students will read short literature selections and write reaction essays Students will end the semester with a strong writing foundation Grammar sentence structure ideas writing style and syntax will be heavily emphasized in this class
English I-Literature- ENG 1102 Required Grade Level 9 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description Students will read To Kill a Mockingbird Romeo and Juliet and an assortment of multicultural short stories Students will learn vocabulary and complete writing and other assignments as they explore the literature selections In this class students will go beyond simple comprehension of literature they will be able to analyze and describe the effect of figurative language and other literary devices
English II- Speech- ENG 1201 Required Grade Level 10 Prerequisites English I Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description In Speech students will learn about communication and analyze the effect different types of communication have on themselves and others Students will prepare and present various types of speeches and learn valuable speaking and listening strategies This course focuses heavily on effective group communication English II-Composition amp Literature- ENG 1202 Required Grade Level 10 Prerequisites English I Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course encompasses a broad range of writing challenges along with the infusion of multiple pieces of literature Students will analyze creative communication through writing and respond with respectful personal responses to their classmatesrsquo pieces of writing
English III-American Literature- ENG1301
Required Grade Level 11 Prerequisites English I Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description The course surveys American literature and authors from the Colonial Period to the early Twentieth Century Students will learn vocabulary and complete short writing assignments and essays as they relate to the course content grammar usage and mechanics will also be stressed
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English III-Advanced Composition- ENG 1302 Required Grade Level 11 Prerequisites English I Length One semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course will focus on the proper use of mechanics in writing and the further development of rhetorical skills Students will write a variety of short essays including those in the genres of narration exposition and research with a special emphasis placed on expository essays common in standardized tests
English IV-British Literature- ENG 1401 One credit of a senior-level English course is required Grade Level 12 Prerequisites Senior standing English I II amp III Length One semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course will survey British literature from ancient to modern times exploring the origin and evolution of the English language along the way Lessons will also include the study of literary elements vocabulary writing and grammar
English IV-Senior Writing- ENG1402 One credit of a senior-level English course is required Grade Level 12 Prerequisites Senior standing English I II amp III Length One semester Credit 05 Credit Description This is the capstone writing course for seniors which will combine advanced lessons on vocabulary and grammar with various forms of writing A variety of topics styles and disciplines will be used with the goal of fostering a critical informed view of mass media outlets and preparing students for post-secondary education inside or outside the classroom
Advanced Placement Literature and Composition- ENG 1801 amp 1802 One year of a senior-level English course is required Students must see the instructor for summer reading and vocabulary requirements Grade Level 12 Prerequisites Grade of at least B in English I II and III Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description Students will consider a workrsquos structure style and themes as well as such smaller-scale elements as the use of figurative language imagery symbolism and tone Students will discuss and write about the experience of literature the interpretation of literature and the evaluation of literature NOTE Students will have a chance to earn college credit by earning a certain composite score on the exam which is taken in May Neither taking nor passing the AP exam is required to earn high school credit College credit may be earned by scoring a preset score as determined by a specific college or university Some universities do not accept AP exam scores for credit check with your college before taking the exam
Yearbook Publications- ENG 2001 amp2002 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Sophomore Standing Length One year Credit 1 credit Description Yearbook class will be responsible for creating the schoolrsquos annual yearbook publication Students will review and apply the principles of reporting and photography with special emphasis placed on graphic design as it applies to publishing a comprehensive integrated
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yearbook The ability to work with others pay attention to detail and work on assignments outside of school hours is recommended as many assignments will require one or all of these
JournalismNewspaper- ENG1601 amp 1602 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites None (based on available space) Length Two semesters (two semesters recommended) Credit 05 Credit (one credit recommended) Description Journalism will introduce students to the basic principles of reporting and photography with an emphasis on newspaper and other print journalism Students in this class will regularly design and publish the schoolrsquos newspaper working independently and in teams to complete assignments including interviewing subjects writing and editing stories taking pictures and designing layouts The ability to work with others pay attention to detail and work on assignments outside of school hours is recommended as many assignments will require one or all of these Photography and photojournalism skills may be included This course may be repeated by students at the instructorrsquos discretion
Creative Writing ndash ENG 1603 amp 1604 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites None Length 1 semester Credit 5 Creative Writing courses offer students the opportunity to develop and improve their technique and individual style in poetry short story drama essays and other forms of prose The emphasis of the courses is on writing however students may study exemplary representations and authors to obtain a fuller appreciation of the form and craft Although most creative writing classes cover several expressive forms others concentrate exclusively on one particular form (such as poetry or playwriting)
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Fine Arts Department Introduction to Art - FA1301 amp 1302 Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites Length One Semester Credit 5 Credit Description This course is an introduction to high school art The elements and principles of design are emphasized demonstrate two and three dimensional construction utilize design vocabulary and basic drawing skills The principles of design are studied in projects such as architecture design through 1 2 amp 3 point perspective In the area of drawing projects will include human anatomy and creating correct proportions still life contour and line in nature In the area Painting the students will demonstrate painting techniques apply color theory and composition techniques This course also studies the basics of 3D~design Students will learn to hand build coil pots pinch pots slabs and many others
Creative Art Drawing- FA1401 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Creative Art and DrawingPainting Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description Advanced drawing techniques in black and white or color media utilize positive and negative space in a composition identify anatomy and proportion in figure drawing demonstrate proportions in portraiture student develops and produces portfolio of advanced work
Creative Art Painting- FA1501 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Creative Art Drawing Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description Study and use variety of painting media watercolor acrylics and water-based inks Utilize pigment color relationships demonstrate color mixing demonstrate personal growth and increased knowledge of selected media and style present portfolio of advanced work Students will also have to purchase own canvas
Digital Photography- FA1601 Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites Graphics Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This photography course is designed to give students experience in taking and analyzing photographs Students will also learn additional skills such as film processing using a scanner and manipulating photos with Photo Software As a photography student you will also become familiar with how the digital camera works Students will need to have a digital camera and Photo book
Art Portfolio I- FA1701 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Creative Art and DrawingPainting and 3 or 4 Advanced Classes
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Length One semester Credit 05 Credit Description Students in this class will sign a contract stating the goals they will accomplish during a semester A minimum of 10 projects is required One project is required from each of the following areas 18 X 24 in drawing 14 x 18 in painting ceramics sculpture and design The three remaining projects are the studentrsquos choice Students will submit a self-analysis sheet with each project they complete One art history report and replica is also required
Ceramics Pottery Elective
Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Intro to Art
Length One semester Credit 05 credit
Students will demonstrate advanced ceramics and sculpture techniques to create 3D sculpture working with
clay and other media Students will create clay projects on the potterrsquos wheel Students will know how to load
and unload the kiln
Drama I- FA1801 amp 1802 Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites none Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description Drama focuses on all aspects of theater This course will explore the history of drama and how it has influenced civilization Students will closely examine various types of drama from classic Greek tragedies to modern day American theater Students will also learn different acting techniques and will develop improvisational skills All students will be required to participate in all exercises and performances Participation is expected and will be a large portion of the grade Imagination and creativity are a must for this course
Drama II- FA1901 amp 1902 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Drama I Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description In Drama II Students will continue their exploration of drama and theatre Students will explore additional techniques of acting while sharpening their acting and improvisational skills Students will also examine how to produce a play and experiment with various stage settings This includes directing a one-act play Students will also explore the mechanics of theatre including lighting sound costuming and make-up All students will be required to participate in all exercises and performances Participation is expected and will be a large portion of the grade As with Drama I imagination and creativity are a must for this course
Music Appreciation- FA2001 amp 2002 Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description Music appreciation class is made up of bookwork listening assignments some research in this class will be involved as well as written assignments We will be learning music theory the reading and writing of notes rhythms and symbols on a staff We will also be exploring different genres or types of music such as blues jazz country rock and roll pop as well as world
18
music Most of the grade points in this class will be made up of in class assignments and projects but there will be take home homework and research assignments as well
Concert Band- FA 1101 amp 1102 Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites 5-8 band Length Two semesters Credit 1 credit Description Students will play many types and styles of music throughout the year Marching Band is included at the beginning of the year with various competitions and parades Pep Band plays throughout the year at home sporting events Concert band and Jazz band meet throughout the year and students will also have some opportunities to play in a drum line along with optional solo and ensemble opportunities
Concert Choir- FA1001 amp 1002
Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites By Audition Only Length Two semesters Credit 1 Credit Description Concert Choir will meet every day for 49 minutes The concert choir will be by audition only(30 to-40 members) and will be the one that goes to honors choirs and contests Concert choir will compete in large group contests and have the opportunity to go to small groupsolo contest Only members of the concert choir will be able to audition for All-State Choir and participate in the Big East Honors Choir They will also be required to perform at the winter and spring concerts as well as various community events
Womenrsquos Ensemble
Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None Length Two semesters Credit 1 Credit Description Meets Monday through Friday for 49 minutes The ladies will sing a wide range of genres and languages in 3 and 4 part harmony accompanied and unaccompanied Participation in small group and large group contest as well as home concerts in December and May are required in attendance There may also be opportunities to perform at various community events
Mens Ensemble
Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None Length Two semesters Credit 1 credit Description Meets Monday through Friday for 49 minutes Sing and cover many types of music throughout the year The student will focus on becoming better at reading music and singing 2 3 and 4 part splits You will have the chance to sing a variety of repertoire and perform at the winter and spring concerts as well as various community events Solo work is not required
Symphonic Band Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites Audition Only Length Two semesters Credit 1 credit Description Students will play many types and styles of music throughout the year Marching Band is included at the beginning of the year with various competitions and parades Pep Band
19
plays throughout the year at home sporting events Concert band and Jazz band meet throughout the year and students will also have some opportunities to play in a drum line along with optional solo and ensemble opportunities
Health and Physical Education
High School PE- PEHS 1101 amp PEHS1102 Required Grade Level 9 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description Students will participate in physical activity to achieve and maintain a health enhancing level of physical fitness Students will also participate in and learn different lifetime activities
Health- PE1301 amp PE 1302 Required Grade Level 9 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description Class will cover various health-related topics relevant to teenage life Class consists mainly of lecture and class discussion
Fitness and Conditioning- PE1201 amp 1202 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Physical EducationHealth Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit DescriptionStudents learn the benefits and proper skills associated with strength training plyometrics and cardiovascular exercise Studentrsquos progress is kept with a series of physical and strength testing each nine weeks
20
Math Department
Math requirement and suggestions
1 8th
graders taking Algebra I who do not score proficient on the End of Course Exam will not gain
Algebra I high school credit and will take the course as freshmen
2 Placement in Pathways or Algebra I is based on a studentrsquos performance in their 8th
grade math class
3 Passing a math class with anything less than a C- should be considered an indicator that the next level
math class may be difficult to successfully complete It may be in the studentrsquos best interest to repeat
this class
4 Students planning on attending college in South Dakota that have anything less than a C- in Algebra I
Geometry and Advanced Algebra may have some difficulty with the required math placement exam
An unacceptable score on this exam (ACT score below 20) will require the student to take a remedial
math class for no credit at their own expense
5 If a student wishes to ldquodouble-uprdquo with Geometry and Algebra II during the sophomore or junior year it
is highly recommended that the student receive at least a ldquoBrdquo in Algebra I and be very organized and
very self-disciplined
6 It is important to note that the classes that meet the graduation requirement may not satisfy the entrance
requirements at the college a student chooses Any questions in this area should be directed to a
studentrsquos counselor
Pathways to AlgebramdashMA 1001 amp 1002 Elective (by teacher recommendation only) Grade Level 9 Prerequisites None Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This course will focus on math skills necessary to succeed in Algebra I Registration for this course is based on student performance in prior math courses and also on teacher recommendation
Algebra I ndash MA 1201 amp 1202
Required Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description In this course students will learn the language of algebra (properties) work with real numbers solve linear equations graph relations and functions analyze linear equations solve linear inequalities and solve systems of equations and inequalities They may also be introduced to polynomial operations factoring quadratic and exponential functions radical expressions rational expressions and equations statistics and probability A scientific calculator is recommended
Geometry ndash MA 1301 amp 1302 Required Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites Algebra I Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This course introduces students to geometrical concepts and reasoning Students will work with segment measure and coordinate graphing angles parallels triangles and congruence triangles and their properties triangle inequalities quadrilaterals and their properties proportions
21
and similarity polygons and area circles and their properties surface area and volume right triangles and trigonometry circle relationships proofs and transformations A scientific calculator is recommended
Informal Geometry ndash MA 1010 amp 1020 Prerequisite Algebra I (need teacher recommendation) Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit
Description Geometry will introduce the students to geometrical concepts and reasoning Students will also work with segment measure and coordinate graphing angles parallels triangles and congruence triangles and their properties triangle inequalities quadrilaterals and their properties proportions and similarity polygons and area circles and their properties surface area and volume right triangles and trigonometry circle relationships proofs and transformations
Algebra II ndash MA 1401 amp 1402 Required Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Algebra I Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This course will review some principles of Algebra I Topics may include solving equations and inequalities linear relations and functions systems of equations and inequalities matrices polynomials quadratic functions and inequalities polynomial functions conic sections rational expressions and equations exponential and logarithmic relations sequences and series probability and statistics trigonometric functions and trigonometric graphs and identities A graphing TI-83+ or TI-84+ graphing calculator is recommended due to the extensive use of its functions
Pre-Calculus ndash MA 1701 amp 1702 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Algebra II and Geometry Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This course will review some principles of Algebra II Topics may include linear relations and functions systems of equations and inequalities the nature of graphs polynomial and rational functions trigonometric functions and their graphs trigonometric identities and equations vectors and parametric equations polar coordinates and complex numbers conic sections exponential and logarithmic functions sequences and series combinatorics and probability statistics and data analysis and possibly an introduction to calculus A graphing TI-83+ or TI-84+ graphing calculator is highly recommended due to the extensive use of its functions
Statistics and Probability ndash MA 2201 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Algebra I and Algebra II
Length 1 Semester Credit 5 Descritpion Probability and Statistics courses introduce the study of likely events and the analysis interpretation and presentation of quantitative data Course topics generally include basic probability and statistics discrete probability theory odds and probabilities probability trees populations and samples frequency tables measures of central tendency and presentation of data (including graphs) Course topics may also include normal distribution and measures of variability
22
Consumer Math ndash MA 1501 amp 1502 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites None Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description In this course students will review some concepts of working with numbers decimals fractions as well as some estimation and rounding techniques Students will then be introduced to topics such as part-time and summer jobs full-time work recreation and sports costs basic purchases checking and savings accounts credit automobile expenses taxes housing personal finance and investments
Calculus MA 1801 amp 1802 Elective Grade Level 12 Prerequisites Pre-Calculus Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This course includes limits and continuity differentiation applications of differentiation integration applications of the definite integral exponentials logarithms and other transcendental functions integration techniques infinite series and parametric equations and polar coordinates A graphing TI-83+ or TI-84+ graphing calculator is highly recommended due to the extensive use of its functions
23
Mentoring
Mentoring- MN 1001 amp1002 Elective
Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites 30 GPA amp Instructor Approval ndash must complete an application
and get a teacher recommendation
Length One or Two Semesters Credit 5 Credit Semester
Description Mentors will go to the Elementarty or Intermediate School and are assigned to a classroom to
assist with academic and social skills while being a positive role model to younger students Course is a Pass
Fail
24
Science Department
Physical Science- CS1201 amp 1202 Required Grade Level 9th Prerequisites None Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description Physical science is a required laboratory science usually taken in the 9th grade The focus of this class will be critical thinking skills laboratory skills and basic concepts of physics and chemistry Students will be involved in regular laboratory exercises that will develop their abilities to collect and report data use scientific conversions properly use lab equipment and manipulate data in scientific formulas
Biology I- SC1701 amp 1702 Required Grade Level 10th Prerequisites Physical Science Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This is a life science course that examines such topics in units of ecology cells genetics the history of life plants invertebrates vertebrates and the human body We present these major topics and discuss how all living things on Earth are connected and in fact dependent upon each other Students will be expected to complete projects give presentations and perform lab experiments complete with extensive lab reports
Chemistry- SC1501 amp 1502 Required Grade Level 11th-12th Prerequisites Physical Science Biology Algebra II (may be taken concurrently) Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This is an upper-level elective that is designed to be a college-preparatory course Students should have a strong background in mathematics Students will participate in laboratory work discussions and writing related to the study of matter and energy Chemistry is essential for careers in medicine dentistry pharmacy nursing veterinary work family and consumer sciences agriculture forestry and engineering Topics covered will include atomic structure periodicity bonding stoichiometry reaction dynamics and acids amp bases
Physics- SC2001 amp 2002 Required Grade Level 11th-12th Prerequisites B or better in Geometry and Algebra Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description Students will study energy mechanics heat light electricity and atomic physics Physics is a mathematically intensive so students should have a strong background in both math and science to do well in this course
25
AnatomyPhysiology-Bio III- SC1301 amp 1302 Elective Grade Level 11th-12th Prerequisites Biology Chemistry also strongly suggested Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This is an upper-level elective that is designed as a preparatory course for college-bound students interested in pursuing a career in a health or medical-related field Anatomy is the study of the parts of the human body and physiology is a study of how those parts work The course begins on a cellular level and moves to a study of the tissues and organ systems Students need to have a strong biology and chemistry background coming into this course as well as be proficient in note taking There is a lot of reading involved and there will also be several labs to be completed with extensive lab reports This course does involve direct study of anatomyphysiology through activities such as dissections and a trip to a college lab to view human cadavers
Astronomy- SC1401 Elective Grade Level 11th-12th Prerequisites B or better in Physical Science and Algebra Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This is an upper-level elective Students will study the characteristics of planets stars and galaxies They will also explore our place in our solar system and the universe through the study of the history of astronomy the design and use of astronomical tools and ideas of modern cosmology
Environmental Science-CS1801 Elective Grade Level 11th-12th Prerequisites B or better in Biology Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description Environmental science is an upper-level elective in which students will demonstrate an understanding of the diverse interrelationships that organisms have with each other and their environment They will also address the political and economic implications of the allocation of limited resources Students will research and discuss problems with populations communities and ecosystems They will also trace the movement of energy through the ecosystem
26
Social Sciences Department Geography- SS 1101 Required Grade Level 9 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course will consist of the study of geography with the geographic components revolving around the five fundamental themes of geography and the nationally recognized standards for geography The emphasis of the course is on geography and climate and their impact on the development history and government culture and lifestyle and contemporary society of a region
World History- SS 1102 Required Grade Level 9 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course covers pre-historic to modern times in both western and non-western worlds Topics include the rise of civilization political social and economic developments of the Middle Ages the Renaissance and era of discovery the growth of democracy and nationalism the industrial revolution and the two world wars
American History- SS 1301 amp 1302 Required (or AP US History with prior approval) Grade Level 10 or 11 Prerequisites World History amp Geography Length Two semesters Credit 1 credit Description This course is designed as a concentrated study of our nation from post-American Civil War to the present The purpose of the course is to make students aware of past events so they can have a better understanding of present events Critical thinking and writing will be emphasized Current issues will be discussed and evaluated in their historical context
AP (Advanced Placement) United States History- SS 2101 amp 2102 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites TeacherAdministration consent Length Two semesters Credit 1 credit Description This course is meant to be the equivalent of a college freshman level American history course The course prepares students to take the AP exam which can earn students college credit It is a two semester survey of American history from the earliest explorations to modern times Emphasis is placed on critical and evaluative thinking skills essay writing primary document analysis and historiography Students are required to read outside novels and perform outside research independently Students are required to write numerous historical and analytical essays
Government- SS 1401 Required Grade Level 12 Prerequisites American History Length One Semester Credit 5 credit Description Government examines the origins of American government as well as its current structure and administration The main branches of the government are explored as well as state and local governments
Criminal Justice Today- SS 1801
27
Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course uses interactive methods to give students a practical understanding of law and our legal system while focusing on legal issues relevant to students lives and developing knowledge and skills essential in our law-oriented society International Affairs- SS 1501 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites American History or AP US History Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course familiarizes students with the various issues and news events taking place in the world and how these events affect our lives Local state national and world news items will be featured The major objectives are to promote inquiry through presentation and debate of conflicting viewpoints and to assign students to discover and reflect upon societal problems relevant to their lives It will provide opportunities to apply techniques of investigation and inquiry to the study of significant problems or issues
Psychology- SS 1601 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Biology Length One semester Credit 05 Credit Description In this course students will learn about basic research methods human development from birth to old age the anatomy of the brain and its influence on behavior sensation and perception intelligence and psychological disorders
AP PsychologymdashSS 2501 amp 2502 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Biology Length Two Semesters Credit 10 Credit Description This is a challenging course that is meant to be the equivalent of a college freshmen level Psychology survey course This course is aimed at preparing students for the AP Psychology exam which can earn students college credit Students will explore the history and theoretical basis of psychology relationships between human biology and human behavior theories of development and mental disorders and therapies An emphasis is placed on critical thinking skills essay writing and research methodology Students will be required to write numerous essays and perform research projects
American Presidents- SS 1802 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites American History or AP US History Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course is designed to be a focused study of the most influential presidencies in American history The emphasis will be placed on an evaluation of how various presidents have understood and exercised their constitutional powers in times of war and peace dealing with issues both foreign and domestic
African American History- SS 2002 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit
28
Description In this course students learn of the perseverance bravery and achievements of African-Americans throughout United States history and of the continuing impact of African-Americans on life in the United States at the turn of the twenty-first century
American History and Film- SS 2201 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites American History or AP US History Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course offers an exploration of United States cultural and social history through the medium of film and other mediums of mass culture Students will be asked to rethink the relationships between reality and representation and to re-conceptualize the boundaries between history and film
Sociology- SS 2001 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites None Length One semester Credit 05 Credit Description In this course students will learn about the basis of culture social structure deviance and group behavior through the lens of basic theoretical perspectives of sociology
29
World Language Department
American Sign Language I- FL 1401 amp 1402 Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This introductory class to American Sign Language focuses on finger spelling numbers sign vocabulary grammar non-manual signals and culture of the Deaf community This class also focuses on how to interact with Deaf people and teaches Deaf values
American Sign Language II- FL 1404 amp 1405 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites American Sign Language I Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This course is an intermediate level class focusing on conversational American Sign Language skills and grammar including heightened emphasis on non-manual signals classifiers and storytelling techniques This class also takes a closer look at the Deaf World
Spanish I- FL 1101 amp1102 Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This course is an introduction to the Spanish Language and culture Students will be introduced to Spanish reading writing listening and speaking skills Students will be able to pronounce Spanish comprehend Spanish on a beginnerrsquos level and write short dialogues in Spanish Students will study the culture of the Spanish-speaking world
Spanish II- FL 1201 amp1202 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Spanish I Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description In this course students will continue to improve reading writing listening and speaking skills in Spanish Students will continue to learn about Spanish-speaking countries their histories and cultures through research and presentations
Spanish III- FL 1601 amp 1602 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Spanish II Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Descriptions Students will continue to improve reading writing listening and speaking skills We will review and continue studying the grammatical structure learned in Spanish I and II as well as the thematic vocabulary and complex sentence structures Cultural topics will be integrated into the curriculum Emphasis is on communication in Spanish
Spanish Literature - FL 06109 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Spanish III Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Descriptions Spanish Literature courses place an emphasis on reading understanding and reacting in writing to literature written in Spanish
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Other Courses
Senior Experience- FACS 1501 amp 1502 Required Grade Level 12 Prerequisites MUST BE A SENIOR Length Two Semester Credit 1 Credit Description The purpose of the project is to allow the student to demonstrate the knowledge and maturity that heshe has gained during the course of hisher education The project must be a ldquolearning stretchrdquo meaning that it must go beyond what one already knows or has experienced The Senior Experience is a three-part process consisting of a research paper a projectproduct that is an extension of the research and an oral presentation The topic of this experience is chosen by the student This course is a year long senior course and required for graduation
SILDL (Distance Learning) Courses
(Subject to Change) MMC College Courses
Teacher instructors hired by Mount Marty College and taken over the DDN network live with the
teacher Courses may also be offered online
Level These are college courses not open to underclassmen
Prerequisites
--In order to take these courses students must meet two of the following
A 30 cumulative grade point average
B Minimum grade of B in coursework related to the college course
C ACT score of at least 21 in the content area subtest
D Rank in the top frac12 of the class
Courses and Times
Fall Courses
Composition 1 ndash 700-750 am (possibly other times)
College Algebra ndash 800-850 am
Intro to Psychology ndash 900-950 am
American Government ndash 300 ndash 350 pm
Spring Courses
Literature 1 ndash 700-750 am
Pre-Calculus ndash 800-850 am
Intro to Sociology ndash 900-950 am
Course offeringstimes subject to chagne
Cost Math courses are 4 credits cost = $380 per semester plus books
Other courses are 3 credits cost = $285 per semester plus books
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SILDL High School Courses
Description These hybrid courses (online using local area teachers) are self paced yet rigorous and are
taught and monitored by certified teachers These courses are free with the exception of some course
materials may be needed
Course Offerings (May Change)
Agribusiness
Anatomy and Physiology
Natural History
Physics
Comprehensive Creative Art
Accounting 1 and 2
Digital Media
Service Learning
Spanish 1 and 2
Note If TAHS offers an above course in house we will place student in lsquoin housersquo course
unless extenuating circumstances
NSU Center for Statewide E-Learning AP Learning Power
Description These online AP courses are for public high school students The Learning Power AP
coursework will be challenging so a solid academic background in the identified content area will be
essential The course is free but there is a fee for taking the test
Course Offerings
AP Biology
AP Calculus AB
AP Chemistry
AP EnglishLanguage and Composition
AP EnglishLiterature and Composition
AP Physics B
AP Statistics
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CAREER AND TECHNICAL EDCUATION ACADEMY SIOUX FALLS SCHOOL DISTRICT
Description The CTE Academy is in Sioux Falls We bus for the 715 am course Course schedules vary from semester to semester There is an application process
Architecture and Construction Carpentry I (CTC-30613062) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 2 semesters (2 hours) Credit 1 credit semester Description Successful carpenters need to know more than just how to operate equipment Learn the basics of this career and the value of doing work by constructing two homes from the foundation to the rafters to near completion
Carpentry II (CTC-30813082) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Carpentry I Length 2 semesters (2 hours) Credit 1 credit semester Description In this continuation of Carpentry I young carpenters learn leadership qualities while building a home at the CTE Academy Gain an increased understanding of specialty products and materials Learn project cost-estimating and blue printing
Advanced Woodworking and Cabinet Making (CTC-30903092) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 semester (2 hours) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn advanced woodworking skills including building and installation of cabinets while developing workplace connections and exploring careers in the field
Hospitality and Tourism CulinaryRestaurant Management I (ProStart I) (CTT-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 semester (2 hours) Credit 1 credit semester Description The ProStart program is an industry-based program that prepares students for careers in the restaurant and food service industry Topics include preparing and serving safe food preventing accidents and injuries industrial kitchen equipment usage nutrition business math and business cost awareness
CulinaryResturant Management II (ProStart II) (CTT-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites ProStart I Length 1 semester (2 hours) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn how to be successful in the hospitality and tourism career field Students continue their study of culinary arts ndash gaining essential customer services skills used in food service lodging and business careers Select students have the opportunity to participate in the CTE Culinary Arts competition team
33
Baking and Pastries (CTT-3040) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites ProStart I Length 1 semester (2 hours) Credit 1 credit semester Description In this specialized class students gain the fundamental skills necessary to work in a commercial bakery or your own kitchen Advanced studies include breads pies cakes pastries and much more
Arts AV Technology and Communications Intro to Arts AV Technology and Communications (CTA-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none
Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Lights Camera Action Be your own director Write and produce audio and video projects that inform demonstrate persuade and even entertain Students get hands-on experience using the same digital technology used in world renowned video and film production companies
AV Production (CTA-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to ArtsAV Tech amp Com Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Develop advanced skills in writing and production of audio and video projects Make your work accessible on the internet and see your own quality work proudly displayed on the Districtrsquos cable access channel KLRN-TV
Broadcast Technology (CTA-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to ArtsAV Tech amp Com Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Produce video and audio projects and pieces for the KLRN Klassroom TV show as well as off-site remote broadcasts This course is designed to prepare high school students for professional employment andor further education in television news sports and digital video production
Digital Music Production (CTA-3040) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to ArtsAV Tech amp Com Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Develop knowledge of the music business music copyright and the use electronic music in the entertainment business computer gaming internet technology and music production field
Digital Animation (CTA-3050) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to ArtsAV Tech amp Com Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Manipulate images music and graphics to create animated projects Animation is seen in advertisements on television on your computer screen and on many other things that pop up from the internet
Heath Science
34
Health Careers I (CTS-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none (recommended Anatomy Physiology) Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Want a career in the exciting medical profession Develop an awareness of various health-related careers while learning entry-level skills needed for all jobs in the profession Guest speakers demonstrations and field trips to local health care facilities provide real-life learning opportunities
Health Careers II (CTS-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Health Careers I (need a grade of C or better) Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Try a career in the medical field by completing an internship in a health care facility Apply entry-level skills while on the job Upon successful completion of both courses students are eligible to sit for the Certified Nursing Assistant (CAN) Exam
Project Lead the Way Biomedical Sciences Program This program is divided into four courses-each course building upon the previous Students interested in math science and the human body will be exposed to dynamic hands-on real-world problems to engage and challenge students who are interested in a career in medicine
Principals of Biomedical Sciences PLTW (CTS-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none (recommended Biology Chemistry) Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Study human medicine research processes and get an introduction to crime scene analysis Students investigate various health conditions such as heart disease diabetes sickle cell disease etc Students are engaged through hands-on projects and medical researched
Human Body Systems Biomed II PLTW (CTS-3040) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Principals of Biomedical Sciences Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Play the role of biomedical professionals solving medical mysteries and explore how body systems work together to maintain good health Students investigate the structures and functions of the human body
Medical Interventions Biomed III PLTW (CTS-3050) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Human Body Systems Biomed II Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description This ldquohow-tordquo class allows students to explore how to prevent and fight infection how to screen and evaluate the code in human DNA how to prevent diagnose and treat cancer and how to prevail when the organs of the body begin to fail
Biomedical Innovation Biomed IV PTLW (CTS-3060) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Medical Interventions Biomed III Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description In this capstone course students design and conduct experiments related to the diagnosis treatment and prevention of disease or illness Course includes an internship in the community
35
Human Services All Human Services students study confidentially and are CPRAED certified Students prepare personal resume and portfolio
Intro to Human Services (CTH - 3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description People-oriented occupations require training in human development parenting personal care and wellness counseling consumer services and employment skills Through field experiences and classroom activities students identify possibly career paths suitable to their strengths skills and talents
Guiding Youth and Families (CTH-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Students explore careers related to working directly with youth adolescents adults and the elderly Classroom activities and field experiences expose students to topics including behavior theory relationships ethics and legal issues social problems support systems and learning theories
Personal Services (CTH-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Students learn advanced study of human care and wellness while exploring communication strategies dietetics and nutrition exercise and fitness first aid ethics and legal issues and event planning This is a great choice for students who wish to go into cosmetology personal training or dietetics
Information Technology Introduction to Technology and Computer Support (CTN-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Students learn about computer technology inside a lab format Topics include computer assembly and disassembly troubleshooting repairs operating system installation and peripheral device support Advanced topics include operating system optimization and networking
Advanced Computer Support and Networking (CTN-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Technology and Computer Support Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Upon completion of this course students are prepared to take the CompTIA A+ certification exams Topics include advanced troubleshooting setting up a computer network supporting networking devices establishing network securities and supporting mobile devices
Manufacturing and Welding Principles of Manufacturing (CTM-3010)
36
Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description This project based class covers careers in the fields of Manufacturing and Mechatronics Learn measurement robotics and pneumatics thermal technology basic CAD operations machine tools quality controls welding and soldering purchasing and warehouse management
ElectronicsRobotics (CTM-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Principals of Manufacturing Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Gain advanced knowledge of robotics electronics ACDC electrical manufacturing processes control and materials Advanced training in soldering may lead to industry certification
Introduction to Auto Welding I ( ) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description
Welding II (CTM-3220) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Welding I Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Improve work and safety skills by making and using workable plans for school and personal projects Students improve out-of-position welding skills with SMAW (Shield Metal Arc Welding) and GMAC (Gas Metal Arc Welding) and become proficient in the use of a plasma cutter and wire feed welding processes
Advanced Welding amp Fabrication (CTM-3230) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Welding I and Welding II Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 Credit semester Description Students are exposed to gas tungsten arc welding aluminum welding gouging blueprint reading and heavy duty welding applications for large scale welding projects Students shadow a professional in the field to understand the physical attributes of the career
Aviation Introduction to Aviation (CTF-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn all aspects of the aviation industry including history principles of flight aircraft systems and performance weather navigation and aviation physiology Career exploration and flight simulation training make this an exciting class
Advanced Aviation and Flight (CTF-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Aviation
37
Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Prepare to take the FAA private pilot written exam as well as gain significant knowledge to begin an FAA flight training programming Learn aerodynamics air craft systems federal regulations flight planning weather and flight maneuvers
Science Technology Engineering and Math Project Lead The Way Pathway to Engineering Program Design an alternative housing project test and build wind turbines and apply engineering concepts related to biomechanics ndash think robotics Earn up to 12 college credits towards your engineering degree while you are in high school
Introduction to Engineering Design Engineering I PTLW (CTE-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Students learn how to apply the engineering design process to solve problems in and out of the classroom Using real world 3-D software students communicate the details of the products and will have the opportunity to create prototypes using our 3-D printer
Principles of Engineering Engineering II PTLW (CTE-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Engineering Design Engineering I Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn about major engineering concepts you will encounter in a college engineering curriculum Conduct destructive testing as you learn about material properties Apply your knowledge of engineering concepts as you tackle real-world engineering design problems through the use of VEX Robotics
Digital Electronics Engineering III PTLW (CTE-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Principles of Engineering Engineering II Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Use combinational and sequential logic design key elements of careers in engineering Students design circuits to solve problems export their designs to a printed circuit auto-routing program that generates printed circuit boards and use appropriate components to build their designs
Engineering Design and Development (EDD) Engineering IV PTLW (CTE-3080) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Digital Electronics Engineering III Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Design test and construct a solution to real-world engineering problem The EDD course allows students to apply skills and knowledge learned in previous Project Lead The Way courses
Transportation Distribution and Logistics Introduction to Vehicle Systems and Maintenance offered at the home high schools is a prerequisite for the auto tech courses
Introduction to Auto Welding I ( ) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description This course has been approved by the South Dakota Department of
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Education to fulfill high school graduation requirements for Career amp Technical Education(CTE) Successful completion of this course is a prerequisite to take the advanced Auto Tech courses at the CTE Academy Demonstrate safety in the shop and lab while obtaining skills for the career and hobby opportunities in the automotive field Students will raise and support all vehicles inspect fluid levels perform an oil change and chassis lube service Students will test service and inspect vehicle electrical cooling and chassis systems Students will also perform services on tires transmission brakes fuel system and interior and exterior surfaces
Automotive Brakes (CTL-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn the fine adjustments and diagnosis techniques of automobile braking systems while troubleshooting and testing Use industry-quality computer equipment to learn the proper installation analyze data and repair vehicle brakes under actual conditions
Automotive Suspension and Steering (CTL-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn the fine adjustments and diagnosis of suspension and steering systems Troubleshoot and test steering and suspension components Use industry-quality equipment and computers to analyze data while working on vehicles under actual conditions
Automotive Electronics (CTL-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Test electronic engine controls and computer diagnosis perform ignition and tune-up procedures test charging and starting systems
Automotive Engine Performance (CTL-3040) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Using the latest in automotive technology and diagnostic equipment students build on their knowledge about fuel systems and fuel injection systems repair under actual lab and shop conditions
Introduction to Auto Body Repair and Estimating (CTL-3050) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Become acquainted with the requirements qualifications and skills needed in the field of auto body repair Demonstrate proper procedures and safety when handling tools and equipment
Auto Body Structural Analysis and Damage Repair (CTL-3060) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Body Repair and Estimating Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester
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Description Demonstrate skills necessary for repairing auto body damage and repainting Successful completion may result in credits in the Auto Body Technology program at Southeast Technical Institute
Auto Body Nonstructural Analysis and Damage Repair (CTL-3070) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Body Repair and Estimating Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Repair auto body damage properly prepare automobile surfaces for painting analyze record and estimate the time and material needed to finish a vehicle Successful completion may result in credits in the Auto Body Technology program at Southeast Technical Institute
Auto Body Painting and Refinishing (CTL-3070) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Body Repair and Estimating Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Gain an understanding of the environmental regulations and industry processes used in painting and refinishing to achieve invisible repair
Academy of Finance This 2 or 3 year national program is designed to prepare students with practical skills to enter the real world of business and finance Earn up to 17 college credits Apply freshman or sophomore year for this program that is sponsored by the National Academy Foundation Financial support is provided by Citibank and numerous local internship sponsors
Sophomore Year Fall Semester Accounting I (ACBA40114012) Spring Semester Accounting II (ACBA40214022) or Introduction to Financial Services (ACBA4070) AND Banking and Credit (ACBA4050)
Junior Year Fall Semester Accounting I (ACBA40114012) or Introduction to Financial Services (ACBA4070) AND Banking and Credit (ACBA4050) Spring Semester Accounting II (ACBA40214022) or Introduction to Financial Services (ACBA4070) AND Banking and Credit (ACBA4050)
Summer Internship Senior Year Fall Semester Financial Planning (ACB-5010) Spring Semester Accounting II (ACBA20214022) AND Financial Economics (ACB-5020)
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Personal Finance- BE 1401 frac12 credit of Personal Finance or Economics is required for graduation Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course is designed for students to learn the essentials and importance of financial planning budgeting banking services credit management the finances of housing saving and investing taxes home and motor vehicle insurance The primary goal of this course is for students to become financially literate in everyday financial affairs
Economics- BE 1801 frac12 credit of Personal Finance or Economics is required for graduation Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course includes basic economic theory as students learn about economic systems and how the American economy works Key topics include your role as a consumer borrowing buying saving and investment
Computer Science Department
Computer Applications- CS 1101 Required Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 5 Credit Description This course is an extension to the Microsoft Office Suite and students will learn how to integrate software programs in this suite In this class students will learn to apply computer skills and applications to real life situations This will be done by completing a business simulation that integrates different software programs to complete professional looking documents
Web Design- CS 1201 Required Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description In web design students will learn how to create and manage a web site Students will also learn the ethical and commercial standards that need to be considered when creating a web site Students will be able to address the needs of the community when they create a web site
Visual Basic Programming- CS 1301 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Computer Applications Web Design Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description Basic windows based programming using Visual Basic 60 This course focuses on problem solving skills program design and logical thinking Topics in this class include decision making repetition statements selections data validation program functionality documentation external files database structures and debugging
Programming Visual C++ CS 1402
Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Visual Basic Programming Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course is a higher level programming class using the Visual C++ programming language Topics include sequence selection repetition functions and arrays
10
Computer Hardware- CS 1501 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Computer Applications Web Design Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course provides the student with concrete hands-on experience with a specific architecture WindowsIntelHP-style personal computer and explores key architectural topics in some depth The course will be primarily a set of lab exercises related to system performance and management that correspond to topics covered in class discussions and lectures
Database Management- CS 1502 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Computer Applications Web Design Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course teaches students to design database applications for business world applications as well as gaining an understanding of how databases are integrated into business needs The course will emphasize data definition and data manipulation languages for relational models Hands-on experience will be provided using Microsoft Access database software
Multimedia Design I- CS 1801 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Computer Applications Web Design Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course will expose students to different tools used in multimedia development Students will be expected to assembly pre-designed multimedia models using such programs as Adobe Photoshop Fireworks and others Students will have labs each week and be required to work in small groups
Computer Programming (Game Design) - CS 1902 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Web Design Computer Applications Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course will explore key components including programming graphic design and audio editing needed in order to develop a game Students will form and work in project development teams and use physics and math skills in order to develop program and market an original game Previous programming experience is not needed
Family amp Consumer Sciences
Interior Design- FACS 1201
Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This class is designed to help students learn about the home as an environment for human growth the selection of a home the process of financingfurnishing a home trends in housing and using related art principles and consumer buying skills Housing styles are identified and decorating techniques are covered Purchasing furnishings and sources of furnishings are investigated Advanced Interior Design ndashFACS 1401
Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites Interior Design I Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit
11
Description This course will give the student the opportunity to link their creative ability to well documented strategies and theories concerning planning and decorating a living or working space Students will be exposed to the relationship between history texture color and design Home accessory projects will be made by the student to enhanced home decorating the projects will be individualized to meet the studentrsquos needs and wants Most material expenses will be the responsibility of the students
Nutrition amp Wellness- FACS 1202
Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description Nutrition and Wellness covers all aspects of food preparation skills and nutritional needs of all ages Specific areas of study are food choices nutrient needs guidelines for good nutrition planning daily food choices food and fitness special topics in nutrition tools and techniques consumer decisions foods for meals and snacks foods of the world special techniques and careers in food and nutrition
Dietetics and Nutrition- FACS 1402
Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites Nutrition and Wellness Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description Dietetics and Nutrition is a semester long course that is designed to teach students about trends related to diet and nutrition Topics covered include career paths and careers in dietetics and nutrition societal trends and concerns impacting dietetics and nutrition and menu planning for others to meet individual needs Students will expand on kitchen skills used in Nutrition and Wellness
Human Development Prenatal to Toddler- FACS 1301
Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course helps the student understand and accept responsibility for ones own actions in relation to decisions about the choice of parenting as well as understanding the relationship between learning about children and being a nurturing parent Students will become aware of the responsibility of being parents as they study the growth of the child from conception through tenth year of life This class would benefit students going into careers such as pre-schoolelementary education nursing teacher aides and future parents Student take home an infant stimulator to learn the skills involved in parenting
Human Development Adolescence to Adulthood- FACS 1302
Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course stresses the importance of relationships in everyday living Topics include establishing and building relationships improving communication building self-esteem personality development developing leadership skills and personal management of both conflict and stress Emphasis is on developing skills in these areas as well as improving relationships through learning about other people families and cultures
Youth Internships- FACS 1101 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites MUST HAVE A CURRENT DRIVERS LICENCE
12
Length One Semester (first) Credit 1 Credit Description Youth Internships allow students the opportunity to consolidate and apply the learning from their high school coursework into a meaningful and relevant on-the job experience It is their venue to connect with the world outside of school and to gain the skills to go on to further education andor enter the workforce The purpose of this program is to give Junior and Senior students the opportunity to expand their experience in the career cluster of their choice Attendance will come into consideration when applying to the Youth Internship program
Industrial Technology
Cabinet Making- IA 1201 amp 1202 Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None Length One Semester (two periods) Credit 1 Creditsemester Description This course introduces the student to fundamentals of woodworking Topics covered wood wood products hand tools power tools lab safety and power tool safety Community Involvement Field trips will be taken to various community businesses throughout the construction industry (Cabinetry House Construction) Students are required to complete projects during the semester
Introduction to Building Trades- IA 1301 amp 1302 Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites Cabinet Making Length One Semester (two periods) Credit 1 Creditsemester Description This course is hands on introduction to the field of building construction Students learn how to use hand power tools with safety being emphasized Wood identification carpentry jobs and carpentry vocations are discussed Field trips will be taken to job sites
Small Engines- IA 1101 amp 1102 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites None Length Two Semesters (two periods) Credit 1 Creditsemester Description Subject manner is presented on engine principles the use of measuring and testing instruments and engine systems such as compression ignition carburetion and starting The instructional program includes preventative maintenance off-season storage safety four-stroke cycle engine overhaul and two-stroke cycle overhaul The engines for this study program are furnished by the students
Introduction to Technology Education (IA) ndash IA 1101 and 1102 (21051) Elective Grade Level 9th Prerequisite None Length One semester (two periods) Credit 1 Credit Description This course is aimed at students who want to learn the BASIC woodworking skills This will be accomplished by completing small woodworking projects Students will learn wordworking skills that will be applicable to real life situations This class is designed for students boys and girls who have little or no experience in woodworking Projects completed in this course include Design Process (Drawing up plans) Energy and Power (Making and wiring a Lamp) Manufacturing (Mass production of a wood project) Communication (making a safety video or commercial on their project)
13
EnglishLanguage Arts Department
English I-Composition- ENG 1101 Required Grade Level 9 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description In Composition I the writing process is reinforced and will be applied to personal narrative descriptive and expository writing Students will read short literature selections and write reaction essays Students will end the semester with a strong writing foundation Grammar sentence structure ideas writing style and syntax will be heavily emphasized in this class
English I-Literature- ENG 1102 Required Grade Level 9 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description Students will read To Kill a Mockingbird Romeo and Juliet and an assortment of multicultural short stories Students will learn vocabulary and complete writing and other assignments as they explore the literature selections In this class students will go beyond simple comprehension of literature they will be able to analyze and describe the effect of figurative language and other literary devices
English II- Speech- ENG 1201 Required Grade Level 10 Prerequisites English I Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description In Speech students will learn about communication and analyze the effect different types of communication have on themselves and others Students will prepare and present various types of speeches and learn valuable speaking and listening strategies This course focuses heavily on effective group communication English II-Composition amp Literature- ENG 1202 Required Grade Level 10 Prerequisites English I Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course encompasses a broad range of writing challenges along with the infusion of multiple pieces of literature Students will analyze creative communication through writing and respond with respectful personal responses to their classmatesrsquo pieces of writing
English III-American Literature- ENG1301
Required Grade Level 11 Prerequisites English I Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description The course surveys American literature and authors from the Colonial Period to the early Twentieth Century Students will learn vocabulary and complete short writing assignments and essays as they relate to the course content grammar usage and mechanics will also be stressed
14
English III-Advanced Composition- ENG 1302 Required Grade Level 11 Prerequisites English I Length One semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course will focus on the proper use of mechanics in writing and the further development of rhetorical skills Students will write a variety of short essays including those in the genres of narration exposition and research with a special emphasis placed on expository essays common in standardized tests
English IV-British Literature- ENG 1401 One credit of a senior-level English course is required Grade Level 12 Prerequisites Senior standing English I II amp III Length One semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course will survey British literature from ancient to modern times exploring the origin and evolution of the English language along the way Lessons will also include the study of literary elements vocabulary writing and grammar
English IV-Senior Writing- ENG1402 One credit of a senior-level English course is required Grade Level 12 Prerequisites Senior standing English I II amp III Length One semester Credit 05 Credit Description This is the capstone writing course for seniors which will combine advanced lessons on vocabulary and grammar with various forms of writing A variety of topics styles and disciplines will be used with the goal of fostering a critical informed view of mass media outlets and preparing students for post-secondary education inside or outside the classroom
Advanced Placement Literature and Composition- ENG 1801 amp 1802 One year of a senior-level English course is required Students must see the instructor for summer reading and vocabulary requirements Grade Level 12 Prerequisites Grade of at least B in English I II and III Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description Students will consider a workrsquos structure style and themes as well as such smaller-scale elements as the use of figurative language imagery symbolism and tone Students will discuss and write about the experience of literature the interpretation of literature and the evaluation of literature NOTE Students will have a chance to earn college credit by earning a certain composite score on the exam which is taken in May Neither taking nor passing the AP exam is required to earn high school credit College credit may be earned by scoring a preset score as determined by a specific college or university Some universities do not accept AP exam scores for credit check with your college before taking the exam
Yearbook Publications- ENG 2001 amp2002 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Sophomore Standing Length One year Credit 1 credit Description Yearbook class will be responsible for creating the schoolrsquos annual yearbook publication Students will review and apply the principles of reporting and photography with special emphasis placed on graphic design as it applies to publishing a comprehensive integrated
15
yearbook The ability to work with others pay attention to detail and work on assignments outside of school hours is recommended as many assignments will require one or all of these
JournalismNewspaper- ENG1601 amp 1602 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites None (based on available space) Length Two semesters (two semesters recommended) Credit 05 Credit (one credit recommended) Description Journalism will introduce students to the basic principles of reporting and photography with an emphasis on newspaper and other print journalism Students in this class will regularly design and publish the schoolrsquos newspaper working independently and in teams to complete assignments including interviewing subjects writing and editing stories taking pictures and designing layouts The ability to work with others pay attention to detail and work on assignments outside of school hours is recommended as many assignments will require one or all of these Photography and photojournalism skills may be included This course may be repeated by students at the instructorrsquos discretion
Creative Writing ndash ENG 1603 amp 1604 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites None Length 1 semester Credit 5 Creative Writing courses offer students the opportunity to develop and improve their technique and individual style in poetry short story drama essays and other forms of prose The emphasis of the courses is on writing however students may study exemplary representations and authors to obtain a fuller appreciation of the form and craft Although most creative writing classes cover several expressive forms others concentrate exclusively on one particular form (such as poetry or playwriting)
16
Fine Arts Department Introduction to Art - FA1301 amp 1302 Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites Length One Semester Credit 5 Credit Description This course is an introduction to high school art The elements and principles of design are emphasized demonstrate two and three dimensional construction utilize design vocabulary and basic drawing skills The principles of design are studied in projects such as architecture design through 1 2 amp 3 point perspective In the area of drawing projects will include human anatomy and creating correct proportions still life contour and line in nature In the area Painting the students will demonstrate painting techniques apply color theory and composition techniques This course also studies the basics of 3D~design Students will learn to hand build coil pots pinch pots slabs and many others
Creative Art Drawing- FA1401 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Creative Art and DrawingPainting Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description Advanced drawing techniques in black and white or color media utilize positive and negative space in a composition identify anatomy and proportion in figure drawing demonstrate proportions in portraiture student develops and produces portfolio of advanced work
Creative Art Painting- FA1501 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Creative Art Drawing Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description Study and use variety of painting media watercolor acrylics and water-based inks Utilize pigment color relationships demonstrate color mixing demonstrate personal growth and increased knowledge of selected media and style present portfolio of advanced work Students will also have to purchase own canvas
Digital Photography- FA1601 Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites Graphics Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This photography course is designed to give students experience in taking and analyzing photographs Students will also learn additional skills such as film processing using a scanner and manipulating photos with Photo Software As a photography student you will also become familiar with how the digital camera works Students will need to have a digital camera and Photo book
Art Portfolio I- FA1701 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Creative Art and DrawingPainting and 3 or 4 Advanced Classes
17
Length One semester Credit 05 Credit Description Students in this class will sign a contract stating the goals they will accomplish during a semester A minimum of 10 projects is required One project is required from each of the following areas 18 X 24 in drawing 14 x 18 in painting ceramics sculpture and design The three remaining projects are the studentrsquos choice Students will submit a self-analysis sheet with each project they complete One art history report and replica is also required
Ceramics Pottery Elective
Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Intro to Art
Length One semester Credit 05 credit
Students will demonstrate advanced ceramics and sculpture techniques to create 3D sculpture working with
clay and other media Students will create clay projects on the potterrsquos wheel Students will know how to load
and unload the kiln
Drama I- FA1801 amp 1802 Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites none Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description Drama focuses on all aspects of theater This course will explore the history of drama and how it has influenced civilization Students will closely examine various types of drama from classic Greek tragedies to modern day American theater Students will also learn different acting techniques and will develop improvisational skills All students will be required to participate in all exercises and performances Participation is expected and will be a large portion of the grade Imagination and creativity are a must for this course
Drama II- FA1901 amp 1902 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Drama I Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description In Drama II Students will continue their exploration of drama and theatre Students will explore additional techniques of acting while sharpening their acting and improvisational skills Students will also examine how to produce a play and experiment with various stage settings This includes directing a one-act play Students will also explore the mechanics of theatre including lighting sound costuming and make-up All students will be required to participate in all exercises and performances Participation is expected and will be a large portion of the grade As with Drama I imagination and creativity are a must for this course
Music Appreciation- FA2001 amp 2002 Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description Music appreciation class is made up of bookwork listening assignments some research in this class will be involved as well as written assignments We will be learning music theory the reading and writing of notes rhythms and symbols on a staff We will also be exploring different genres or types of music such as blues jazz country rock and roll pop as well as world
18
music Most of the grade points in this class will be made up of in class assignments and projects but there will be take home homework and research assignments as well
Concert Band- FA 1101 amp 1102 Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites 5-8 band Length Two semesters Credit 1 credit Description Students will play many types and styles of music throughout the year Marching Band is included at the beginning of the year with various competitions and parades Pep Band plays throughout the year at home sporting events Concert band and Jazz band meet throughout the year and students will also have some opportunities to play in a drum line along with optional solo and ensemble opportunities
Concert Choir- FA1001 amp 1002
Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites By Audition Only Length Two semesters Credit 1 Credit Description Concert Choir will meet every day for 49 minutes The concert choir will be by audition only(30 to-40 members) and will be the one that goes to honors choirs and contests Concert choir will compete in large group contests and have the opportunity to go to small groupsolo contest Only members of the concert choir will be able to audition for All-State Choir and participate in the Big East Honors Choir They will also be required to perform at the winter and spring concerts as well as various community events
Womenrsquos Ensemble
Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None Length Two semesters Credit 1 Credit Description Meets Monday through Friday for 49 minutes The ladies will sing a wide range of genres and languages in 3 and 4 part harmony accompanied and unaccompanied Participation in small group and large group contest as well as home concerts in December and May are required in attendance There may also be opportunities to perform at various community events
Mens Ensemble
Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None Length Two semesters Credit 1 credit Description Meets Monday through Friday for 49 minutes Sing and cover many types of music throughout the year The student will focus on becoming better at reading music and singing 2 3 and 4 part splits You will have the chance to sing a variety of repertoire and perform at the winter and spring concerts as well as various community events Solo work is not required
Symphonic Band Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites Audition Only Length Two semesters Credit 1 credit Description Students will play many types and styles of music throughout the year Marching Band is included at the beginning of the year with various competitions and parades Pep Band
19
plays throughout the year at home sporting events Concert band and Jazz band meet throughout the year and students will also have some opportunities to play in a drum line along with optional solo and ensemble opportunities
Health and Physical Education
High School PE- PEHS 1101 amp PEHS1102 Required Grade Level 9 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description Students will participate in physical activity to achieve and maintain a health enhancing level of physical fitness Students will also participate in and learn different lifetime activities
Health- PE1301 amp PE 1302 Required Grade Level 9 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description Class will cover various health-related topics relevant to teenage life Class consists mainly of lecture and class discussion
Fitness and Conditioning- PE1201 amp 1202 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Physical EducationHealth Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit DescriptionStudents learn the benefits and proper skills associated with strength training plyometrics and cardiovascular exercise Studentrsquos progress is kept with a series of physical and strength testing each nine weeks
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Math Department
Math requirement and suggestions
1 8th
graders taking Algebra I who do not score proficient on the End of Course Exam will not gain
Algebra I high school credit and will take the course as freshmen
2 Placement in Pathways or Algebra I is based on a studentrsquos performance in their 8th
grade math class
3 Passing a math class with anything less than a C- should be considered an indicator that the next level
math class may be difficult to successfully complete It may be in the studentrsquos best interest to repeat
this class
4 Students planning on attending college in South Dakota that have anything less than a C- in Algebra I
Geometry and Advanced Algebra may have some difficulty with the required math placement exam
An unacceptable score on this exam (ACT score below 20) will require the student to take a remedial
math class for no credit at their own expense
5 If a student wishes to ldquodouble-uprdquo with Geometry and Algebra II during the sophomore or junior year it
is highly recommended that the student receive at least a ldquoBrdquo in Algebra I and be very organized and
very self-disciplined
6 It is important to note that the classes that meet the graduation requirement may not satisfy the entrance
requirements at the college a student chooses Any questions in this area should be directed to a
studentrsquos counselor
Pathways to AlgebramdashMA 1001 amp 1002 Elective (by teacher recommendation only) Grade Level 9 Prerequisites None Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This course will focus on math skills necessary to succeed in Algebra I Registration for this course is based on student performance in prior math courses and also on teacher recommendation
Algebra I ndash MA 1201 amp 1202
Required Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description In this course students will learn the language of algebra (properties) work with real numbers solve linear equations graph relations and functions analyze linear equations solve linear inequalities and solve systems of equations and inequalities They may also be introduced to polynomial operations factoring quadratic and exponential functions radical expressions rational expressions and equations statistics and probability A scientific calculator is recommended
Geometry ndash MA 1301 amp 1302 Required Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites Algebra I Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This course introduces students to geometrical concepts and reasoning Students will work with segment measure and coordinate graphing angles parallels triangles and congruence triangles and their properties triangle inequalities quadrilaterals and their properties proportions
21
and similarity polygons and area circles and their properties surface area and volume right triangles and trigonometry circle relationships proofs and transformations A scientific calculator is recommended
Informal Geometry ndash MA 1010 amp 1020 Prerequisite Algebra I (need teacher recommendation) Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit
Description Geometry will introduce the students to geometrical concepts and reasoning Students will also work with segment measure and coordinate graphing angles parallels triangles and congruence triangles and their properties triangle inequalities quadrilaterals and their properties proportions and similarity polygons and area circles and their properties surface area and volume right triangles and trigonometry circle relationships proofs and transformations
Algebra II ndash MA 1401 amp 1402 Required Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Algebra I Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This course will review some principles of Algebra I Topics may include solving equations and inequalities linear relations and functions systems of equations and inequalities matrices polynomials quadratic functions and inequalities polynomial functions conic sections rational expressions and equations exponential and logarithmic relations sequences and series probability and statistics trigonometric functions and trigonometric graphs and identities A graphing TI-83+ or TI-84+ graphing calculator is recommended due to the extensive use of its functions
Pre-Calculus ndash MA 1701 amp 1702 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Algebra II and Geometry Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This course will review some principles of Algebra II Topics may include linear relations and functions systems of equations and inequalities the nature of graphs polynomial and rational functions trigonometric functions and their graphs trigonometric identities and equations vectors and parametric equations polar coordinates and complex numbers conic sections exponential and logarithmic functions sequences and series combinatorics and probability statistics and data analysis and possibly an introduction to calculus A graphing TI-83+ or TI-84+ graphing calculator is highly recommended due to the extensive use of its functions
Statistics and Probability ndash MA 2201 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Algebra I and Algebra II
Length 1 Semester Credit 5 Descritpion Probability and Statistics courses introduce the study of likely events and the analysis interpretation and presentation of quantitative data Course topics generally include basic probability and statistics discrete probability theory odds and probabilities probability trees populations and samples frequency tables measures of central tendency and presentation of data (including graphs) Course topics may also include normal distribution and measures of variability
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Consumer Math ndash MA 1501 amp 1502 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites None Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description In this course students will review some concepts of working with numbers decimals fractions as well as some estimation and rounding techniques Students will then be introduced to topics such as part-time and summer jobs full-time work recreation and sports costs basic purchases checking and savings accounts credit automobile expenses taxes housing personal finance and investments
Calculus MA 1801 amp 1802 Elective Grade Level 12 Prerequisites Pre-Calculus Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This course includes limits and continuity differentiation applications of differentiation integration applications of the definite integral exponentials logarithms and other transcendental functions integration techniques infinite series and parametric equations and polar coordinates A graphing TI-83+ or TI-84+ graphing calculator is highly recommended due to the extensive use of its functions
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Mentoring
Mentoring- MN 1001 amp1002 Elective
Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites 30 GPA amp Instructor Approval ndash must complete an application
and get a teacher recommendation
Length One or Two Semesters Credit 5 Credit Semester
Description Mentors will go to the Elementarty or Intermediate School and are assigned to a classroom to
assist with academic and social skills while being a positive role model to younger students Course is a Pass
Fail
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Science Department
Physical Science- CS1201 amp 1202 Required Grade Level 9th Prerequisites None Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description Physical science is a required laboratory science usually taken in the 9th grade The focus of this class will be critical thinking skills laboratory skills and basic concepts of physics and chemistry Students will be involved in regular laboratory exercises that will develop their abilities to collect and report data use scientific conversions properly use lab equipment and manipulate data in scientific formulas
Biology I- SC1701 amp 1702 Required Grade Level 10th Prerequisites Physical Science Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This is a life science course that examines such topics in units of ecology cells genetics the history of life plants invertebrates vertebrates and the human body We present these major topics and discuss how all living things on Earth are connected and in fact dependent upon each other Students will be expected to complete projects give presentations and perform lab experiments complete with extensive lab reports
Chemistry- SC1501 amp 1502 Required Grade Level 11th-12th Prerequisites Physical Science Biology Algebra II (may be taken concurrently) Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This is an upper-level elective that is designed to be a college-preparatory course Students should have a strong background in mathematics Students will participate in laboratory work discussions and writing related to the study of matter and energy Chemistry is essential for careers in medicine dentistry pharmacy nursing veterinary work family and consumer sciences agriculture forestry and engineering Topics covered will include atomic structure periodicity bonding stoichiometry reaction dynamics and acids amp bases
Physics- SC2001 amp 2002 Required Grade Level 11th-12th Prerequisites B or better in Geometry and Algebra Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description Students will study energy mechanics heat light electricity and atomic physics Physics is a mathematically intensive so students should have a strong background in both math and science to do well in this course
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AnatomyPhysiology-Bio III- SC1301 amp 1302 Elective Grade Level 11th-12th Prerequisites Biology Chemistry also strongly suggested Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This is an upper-level elective that is designed as a preparatory course for college-bound students interested in pursuing a career in a health or medical-related field Anatomy is the study of the parts of the human body and physiology is a study of how those parts work The course begins on a cellular level and moves to a study of the tissues and organ systems Students need to have a strong biology and chemistry background coming into this course as well as be proficient in note taking There is a lot of reading involved and there will also be several labs to be completed with extensive lab reports This course does involve direct study of anatomyphysiology through activities such as dissections and a trip to a college lab to view human cadavers
Astronomy- SC1401 Elective Grade Level 11th-12th Prerequisites B or better in Physical Science and Algebra Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This is an upper-level elective Students will study the characteristics of planets stars and galaxies They will also explore our place in our solar system and the universe through the study of the history of astronomy the design and use of astronomical tools and ideas of modern cosmology
Environmental Science-CS1801 Elective Grade Level 11th-12th Prerequisites B or better in Biology Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description Environmental science is an upper-level elective in which students will demonstrate an understanding of the diverse interrelationships that organisms have with each other and their environment They will also address the political and economic implications of the allocation of limited resources Students will research and discuss problems with populations communities and ecosystems They will also trace the movement of energy through the ecosystem
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Social Sciences Department Geography- SS 1101 Required Grade Level 9 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course will consist of the study of geography with the geographic components revolving around the five fundamental themes of geography and the nationally recognized standards for geography The emphasis of the course is on geography and climate and their impact on the development history and government culture and lifestyle and contemporary society of a region
World History- SS 1102 Required Grade Level 9 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course covers pre-historic to modern times in both western and non-western worlds Topics include the rise of civilization political social and economic developments of the Middle Ages the Renaissance and era of discovery the growth of democracy and nationalism the industrial revolution and the two world wars
American History- SS 1301 amp 1302 Required (or AP US History with prior approval) Grade Level 10 or 11 Prerequisites World History amp Geography Length Two semesters Credit 1 credit Description This course is designed as a concentrated study of our nation from post-American Civil War to the present The purpose of the course is to make students aware of past events so they can have a better understanding of present events Critical thinking and writing will be emphasized Current issues will be discussed and evaluated in their historical context
AP (Advanced Placement) United States History- SS 2101 amp 2102 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites TeacherAdministration consent Length Two semesters Credit 1 credit Description This course is meant to be the equivalent of a college freshman level American history course The course prepares students to take the AP exam which can earn students college credit It is a two semester survey of American history from the earliest explorations to modern times Emphasis is placed on critical and evaluative thinking skills essay writing primary document analysis and historiography Students are required to read outside novels and perform outside research independently Students are required to write numerous historical and analytical essays
Government- SS 1401 Required Grade Level 12 Prerequisites American History Length One Semester Credit 5 credit Description Government examines the origins of American government as well as its current structure and administration The main branches of the government are explored as well as state and local governments
Criminal Justice Today- SS 1801
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Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course uses interactive methods to give students a practical understanding of law and our legal system while focusing on legal issues relevant to students lives and developing knowledge and skills essential in our law-oriented society International Affairs- SS 1501 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites American History or AP US History Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course familiarizes students with the various issues and news events taking place in the world and how these events affect our lives Local state national and world news items will be featured The major objectives are to promote inquiry through presentation and debate of conflicting viewpoints and to assign students to discover and reflect upon societal problems relevant to their lives It will provide opportunities to apply techniques of investigation and inquiry to the study of significant problems or issues
Psychology- SS 1601 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Biology Length One semester Credit 05 Credit Description In this course students will learn about basic research methods human development from birth to old age the anatomy of the brain and its influence on behavior sensation and perception intelligence and psychological disorders
AP PsychologymdashSS 2501 amp 2502 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Biology Length Two Semesters Credit 10 Credit Description This is a challenging course that is meant to be the equivalent of a college freshmen level Psychology survey course This course is aimed at preparing students for the AP Psychology exam which can earn students college credit Students will explore the history and theoretical basis of psychology relationships between human biology and human behavior theories of development and mental disorders and therapies An emphasis is placed on critical thinking skills essay writing and research methodology Students will be required to write numerous essays and perform research projects
American Presidents- SS 1802 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites American History or AP US History Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course is designed to be a focused study of the most influential presidencies in American history The emphasis will be placed on an evaluation of how various presidents have understood and exercised their constitutional powers in times of war and peace dealing with issues both foreign and domestic
African American History- SS 2002 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit
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Description In this course students learn of the perseverance bravery and achievements of African-Americans throughout United States history and of the continuing impact of African-Americans on life in the United States at the turn of the twenty-first century
American History and Film- SS 2201 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites American History or AP US History Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course offers an exploration of United States cultural and social history through the medium of film and other mediums of mass culture Students will be asked to rethink the relationships between reality and representation and to re-conceptualize the boundaries between history and film
Sociology- SS 2001 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites None Length One semester Credit 05 Credit Description In this course students will learn about the basis of culture social structure deviance and group behavior through the lens of basic theoretical perspectives of sociology
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World Language Department
American Sign Language I- FL 1401 amp 1402 Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This introductory class to American Sign Language focuses on finger spelling numbers sign vocabulary grammar non-manual signals and culture of the Deaf community This class also focuses on how to interact with Deaf people and teaches Deaf values
American Sign Language II- FL 1404 amp 1405 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites American Sign Language I Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This course is an intermediate level class focusing on conversational American Sign Language skills and grammar including heightened emphasis on non-manual signals classifiers and storytelling techniques This class also takes a closer look at the Deaf World
Spanish I- FL 1101 amp1102 Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This course is an introduction to the Spanish Language and culture Students will be introduced to Spanish reading writing listening and speaking skills Students will be able to pronounce Spanish comprehend Spanish on a beginnerrsquos level and write short dialogues in Spanish Students will study the culture of the Spanish-speaking world
Spanish II- FL 1201 amp1202 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Spanish I Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description In this course students will continue to improve reading writing listening and speaking skills in Spanish Students will continue to learn about Spanish-speaking countries their histories and cultures through research and presentations
Spanish III- FL 1601 amp 1602 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Spanish II Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Descriptions Students will continue to improve reading writing listening and speaking skills We will review and continue studying the grammatical structure learned in Spanish I and II as well as the thematic vocabulary and complex sentence structures Cultural topics will be integrated into the curriculum Emphasis is on communication in Spanish
Spanish Literature - FL 06109 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Spanish III Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Descriptions Spanish Literature courses place an emphasis on reading understanding and reacting in writing to literature written in Spanish
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Other Courses
Senior Experience- FACS 1501 amp 1502 Required Grade Level 12 Prerequisites MUST BE A SENIOR Length Two Semester Credit 1 Credit Description The purpose of the project is to allow the student to demonstrate the knowledge and maturity that heshe has gained during the course of hisher education The project must be a ldquolearning stretchrdquo meaning that it must go beyond what one already knows or has experienced The Senior Experience is a three-part process consisting of a research paper a projectproduct that is an extension of the research and an oral presentation The topic of this experience is chosen by the student This course is a year long senior course and required for graduation
SILDL (Distance Learning) Courses
(Subject to Change) MMC College Courses
Teacher instructors hired by Mount Marty College and taken over the DDN network live with the
teacher Courses may also be offered online
Level These are college courses not open to underclassmen
Prerequisites
--In order to take these courses students must meet two of the following
A 30 cumulative grade point average
B Minimum grade of B in coursework related to the college course
C ACT score of at least 21 in the content area subtest
D Rank in the top frac12 of the class
Courses and Times
Fall Courses
Composition 1 ndash 700-750 am (possibly other times)
College Algebra ndash 800-850 am
Intro to Psychology ndash 900-950 am
American Government ndash 300 ndash 350 pm
Spring Courses
Literature 1 ndash 700-750 am
Pre-Calculus ndash 800-850 am
Intro to Sociology ndash 900-950 am
Course offeringstimes subject to chagne
Cost Math courses are 4 credits cost = $380 per semester plus books
Other courses are 3 credits cost = $285 per semester plus books
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SILDL High School Courses
Description These hybrid courses (online using local area teachers) are self paced yet rigorous and are
taught and monitored by certified teachers These courses are free with the exception of some course
materials may be needed
Course Offerings (May Change)
Agribusiness
Anatomy and Physiology
Natural History
Physics
Comprehensive Creative Art
Accounting 1 and 2
Digital Media
Service Learning
Spanish 1 and 2
Note If TAHS offers an above course in house we will place student in lsquoin housersquo course
unless extenuating circumstances
NSU Center for Statewide E-Learning AP Learning Power
Description These online AP courses are for public high school students The Learning Power AP
coursework will be challenging so a solid academic background in the identified content area will be
essential The course is free but there is a fee for taking the test
Course Offerings
AP Biology
AP Calculus AB
AP Chemistry
AP EnglishLanguage and Composition
AP EnglishLiterature and Composition
AP Physics B
AP Statistics
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CAREER AND TECHNICAL EDCUATION ACADEMY SIOUX FALLS SCHOOL DISTRICT
Description The CTE Academy is in Sioux Falls We bus for the 715 am course Course schedules vary from semester to semester There is an application process
Architecture and Construction Carpentry I (CTC-30613062) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 2 semesters (2 hours) Credit 1 credit semester Description Successful carpenters need to know more than just how to operate equipment Learn the basics of this career and the value of doing work by constructing two homes from the foundation to the rafters to near completion
Carpentry II (CTC-30813082) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Carpentry I Length 2 semesters (2 hours) Credit 1 credit semester Description In this continuation of Carpentry I young carpenters learn leadership qualities while building a home at the CTE Academy Gain an increased understanding of specialty products and materials Learn project cost-estimating and blue printing
Advanced Woodworking and Cabinet Making (CTC-30903092) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 semester (2 hours) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn advanced woodworking skills including building and installation of cabinets while developing workplace connections and exploring careers in the field
Hospitality and Tourism CulinaryRestaurant Management I (ProStart I) (CTT-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 semester (2 hours) Credit 1 credit semester Description The ProStart program is an industry-based program that prepares students for careers in the restaurant and food service industry Topics include preparing and serving safe food preventing accidents and injuries industrial kitchen equipment usage nutrition business math and business cost awareness
CulinaryResturant Management II (ProStart II) (CTT-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites ProStart I Length 1 semester (2 hours) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn how to be successful in the hospitality and tourism career field Students continue their study of culinary arts ndash gaining essential customer services skills used in food service lodging and business careers Select students have the opportunity to participate in the CTE Culinary Arts competition team
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Baking and Pastries (CTT-3040) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites ProStart I Length 1 semester (2 hours) Credit 1 credit semester Description In this specialized class students gain the fundamental skills necessary to work in a commercial bakery or your own kitchen Advanced studies include breads pies cakes pastries and much more
Arts AV Technology and Communications Intro to Arts AV Technology and Communications (CTA-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none
Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Lights Camera Action Be your own director Write and produce audio and video projects that inform demonstrate persuade and even entertain Students get hands-on experience using the same digital technology used in world renowned video and film production companies
AV Production (CTA-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to ArtsAV Tech amp Com Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Develop advanced skills in writing and production of audio and video projects Make your work accessible on the internet and see your own quality work proudly displayed on the Districtrsquos cable access channel KLRN-TV
Broadcast Technology (CTA-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to ArtsAV Tech amp Com Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Produce video and audio projects and pieces for the KLRN Klassroom TV show as well as off-site remote broadcasts This course is designed to prepare high school students for professional employment andor further education in television news sports and digital video production
Digital Music Production (CTA-3040) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to ArtsAV Tech amp Com Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Develop knowledge of the music business music copyright and the use electronic music in the entertainment business computer gaming internet technology and music production field
Digital Animation (CTA-3050) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to ArtsAV Tech amp Com Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Manipulate images music and graphics to create animated projects Animation is seen in advertisements on television on your computer screen and on many other things that pop up from the internet
Heath Science
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Health Careers I (CTS-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none (recommended Anatomy Physiology) Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Want a career in the exciting medical profession Develop an awareness of various health-related careers while learning entry-level skills needed for all jobs in the profession Guest speakers demonstrations and field trips to local health care facilities provide real-life learning opportunities
Health Careers II (CTS-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Health Careers I (need a grade of C or better) Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Try a career in the medical field by completing an internship in a health care facility Apply entry-level skills while on the job Upon successful completion of both courses students are eligible to sit for the Certified Nursing Assistant (CAN) Exam
Project Lead the Way Biomedical Sciences Program This program is divided into four courses-each course building upon the previous Students interested in math science and the human body will be exposed to dynamic hands-on real-world problems to engage and challenge students who are interested in a career in medicine
Principals of Biomedical Sciences PLTW (CTS-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none (recommended Biology Chemistry) Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Study human medicine research processes and get an introduction to crime scene analysis Students investigate various health conditions such as heart disease diabetes sickle cell disease etc Students are engaged through hands-on projects and medical researched
Human Body Systems Biomed II PLTW (CTS-3040) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Principals of Biomedical Sciences Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Play the role of biomedical professionals solving medical mysteries and explore how body systems work together to maintain good health Students investigate the structures and functions of the human body
Medical Interventions Biomed III PLTW (CTS-3050) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Human Body Systems Biomed II Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description This ldquohow-tordquo class allows students to explore how to prevent and fight infection how to screen and evaluate the code in human DNA how to prevent diagnose and treat cancer and how to prevail when the organs of the body begin to fail
Biomedical Innovation Biomed IV PTLW (CTS-3060) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Medical Interventions Biomed III Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description In this capstone course students design and conduct experiments related to the diagnosis treatment and prevention of disease or illness Course includes an internship in the community
35
Human Services All Human Services students study confidentially and are CPRAED certified Students prepare personal resume and portfolio
Intro to Human Services (CTH - 3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description People-oriented occupations require training in human development parenting personal care and wellness counseling consumer services and employment skills Through field experiences and classroom activities students identify possibly career paths suitable to their strengths skills and talents
Guiding Youth and Families (CTH-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Students explore careers related to working directly with youth adolescents adults and the elderly Classroom activities and field experiences expose students to topics including behavior theory relationships ethics and legal issues social problems support systems and learning theories
Personal Services (CTH-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Students learn advanced study of human care and wellness while exploring communication strategies dietetics and nutrition exercise and fitness first aid ethics and legal issues and event planning This is a great choice for students who wish to go into cosmetology personal training or dietetics
Information Technology Introduction to Technology and Computer Support (CTN-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Students learn about computer technology inside a lab format Topics include computer assembly and disassembly troubleshooting repairs operating system installation and peripheral device support Advanced topics include operating system optimization and networking
Advanced Computer Support and Networking (CTN-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Technology and Computer Support Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Upon completion of this course students are prepared to take the CompTIA A+ certification exams Topics include advanced troubleshooting setting up a computer network supporting networking devices establishing network securities and supporting mobile devices
Manufacturing and Welding Principles of Manufacturing (CTM-3010)
36
Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description This project based class covers careers in the fields of Manufacturing and Mechatronics Learn measurement robotics and pneumatics thermal technology basic CAD operations machine tools quality controls welding and soldering purchasing and warehouse management
ElectronicsRobotics (CTM-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Principals of Manufacturing Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Gain advanced knowledge of robotics electronics ACDC electrical manufacturing processes control and materials Advanced training in soldering may lead to industry certification
Introduction to Auto Welding I ( ) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description
Welding II (CTM-3220) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Welding I Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Improve work and safety skills by making and using workable plans for school and personal projects Students improve out-of-position welding skills with SMAW (Shield Metal Arc Welding) and GMAC (Gas Metal Arc Welding) and become proficient in the use of a plasma cutter and wire feed welding processes
Advanced Welding amp Fabrication (CTM-3230) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Welding I and Welding II Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 Credit semester Description Students are exposed to gas tungsten arc welding aluminum welding gouging blueprint reading and heavy duty welding applications for large scale welding projects Students shadow a professional in the field to understand the physical attributes of the career
Aviation Introduction to Aviation (CTF-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn all aspects of the aviation industry including history principles of flight aircraft systems and performance weather navigation and aviation physiology Career exploration and flight simulation training make this an exciting class
Advanced Aviation and Flight (CTF-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Aviation
37
Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Prepare to take the FAA private pilot written exam as well as gain significant knowledge to begin an FAA flight training programming Learn aerodynamics air craft systems federal regulations flight planning weather and flight maneuvers
Science Technology Engineering and Math Project Lead The Way Pathway to Engineering Program Design an alternative housing project test and build wind turbines and apply engineering concepts related to biomechanics ndash think robotics Earn up to 12 college credits towards your engineering degree while you are in high school
Introduction to Engineering Design Engineering I PTLW (CTE-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Students learn how to apply the engineering design process to solve problems in and out of the classroom Using real world 3-D software students communicate the details of the products and will have the opportunity to create prototypes using our 3-D printer
Principles of Engineering Engineering II PTLW (CTE-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Engineering Design Engineering I Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn about major engineering concepts you will encounter in a college engineering curriculum Conduct destructive testing as you learn about material properties Apply your knowledge of engineering concepts as you tackle real-world engineering design problems through the use of VEX Robotics
Digital Electronics Engineering III PTLW (CTE-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Principles of Engineering Engineering II Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Use combinational and sequential logic design key elements of careers in engineering Students design circuits to solve problems export their designs to a printed circuit auto-routing program that generates printed circuit boards and use appropriate components to build their designs
Engineering Design and Development (EDD) Engineering IV PTLW (CTE-3080) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Digital Electronics Engineering III Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Design test and construct a solution to real-world engineering problem The EDD course allows students to apply skills and knowledge learned in previous Project Lead The Way courses
Transportation Distribution and Logistics Introduction to Vehicle Systems and Maintenance offered at the home high schools is a prerequisite for the auto tech courses
Introduction to Auto Welding I ( ) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description This course has been approved by the South Dakota Department of
38
Education to fulfill high school graduation requirements for Career amp Technical Education(CTE) Successful completion of this course is a prerequisite to take the advanced Auto Tech courses at the CTE Academy Demonstrate safety in the shop and lab while obtaining skills for the career and hobby opportunities in the automotive field Students will raise and support all vehicles inspect fluid levels perform an oil change and chassis lube service Students will test service and inspect vehicle electrical cooling and chassis systems Students will also perform services on tires transmission brakes fuel system and interior and exterior surfaces
Automotive Brakes (CTL-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn the fine adjustments and diagnosis techniques of automobile braking systems while troubleshooting and testing Use industry-quality computer equipment to learn the proper installation analyze data and repair vehicle brakes under actual conditions
Automotive Suspension and Steering (CTL-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn the fine adjustments and diagnosis of suspension and steering systems Troubleshoot and test steering and suspension components Use industry-quality equipment and computers to analyze data while working on vehicles under actual conditions
Automotive Electronics (CTL-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Test electronic engine controls and computer diagnosis perform ignition and tune-up procedures test charging and starting systems
Automotive Engine Performance (CTL-3040) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Using the latest in automotive technology and diagnostic equipment students build on their knowledge about fuel systems and fuel injection systems repair under actual lab and shop conditions
Introduction to Auto Body Repair and Estimating (CTL-3050) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Become acquainted with the requirements qualifications and skills needed in the field of auto body repair Demonstrate proper procedures and safety when handling tools and equipment
Auto Body Structural Analysis and Damage Repair (CTL-3060) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Body Repair and Estimating Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester
39
Description Demonstrate skills necessary for repairing auto body damage and repainting Successful completion may result in credits in the Auto Body Technology program at Southeast Technical Institute
Auto Body Nonstructural Analysis and Damage Repair (CTL-3070) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Body Repair and Estimating Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Repair auto body damage properly prepare automobile surfaces for painting analyze record and estimate the time and material needed to finish a vehicle Successful completion may result in credits in the Auto Body Technology program at Southeast Technical Institute
Auto Body Painting and Refinishing (CTL-3070) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Body Repair and Estimating Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Gain an understanding of the environmental regulations and industry processes used in painting and refinishing to achieve invisible repair
Academy of Finance This 2 or 3 year national program is designed to prepare students with practical skills to enter the real world of business and finance Earn up to 17 college credits Apply freshman or sophomore year for this program that is sponsored by the National Academy Foundation Financial support is provided by Citibank and numerous local internship sponsors
Sophomore Year Fall Semester Accounting I (ACBA40114012) Spring Semester Accounting II (ACBA40214022) or Introduction to Financial Services (ACBA4070) AND Banking and Credit (ACBA4050)
Junior Year Fall Semester Accounting I (ACBA40114012) or Introduction to Financial Services (ACBA4070) AND Banking and Credit (ACBA4050) Spring Semester Accounting II (ACBA40214022) or Introduction to Financial Services (ACBA4070) AND Banking and Credit (ACBA4050)
Summer Internship Senior Year Fall Semester Financial Planning (ACB-5010) Spring Semester Accounting II (ACBA20214022) AND Financial Economics (ACB-5020)
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English II ndash CompLit
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Comp
English IV ndash Brit Lit
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Geometry
Informal Geometry
Pre-Calculus
Consumer Math
Calculus
Statistics
9
9-12
10-12
9-12
11-12
11-12
12
11-12
Physical Science
Biology
Chemistry
Physics
AnatomyPhysiology
Astronomy
Environmental
Science
9
10
11-12
11-12
11-12
11-12
11-12
Geography
World History
American History
AP US History
Government
Criminal Justice Today
International Affairs
Psychology
AP Psychology
American Presidents
African American History
Sociology
American History amp Film
9
9
10-11
11-12
12
10-12
11-12
11-12
11-12
11-12
10-12
11-12
11-12
World Language Gr HealthPE Gr Business (CTE Gr FACS (CTE) Gr ASL I
ASL II
Spanish I
Spanish II
Spanish III
Spanish Literature
9-12
10-12
9-12
10-12
11-12
11-12
HS PE
Health
FitnessConditioning
9-12
9-12
10-12
Intro to Business
Accounting I
Accounting II
Business Law
Personal Finance
Economics
9-12
10-12
11-12
10-12
11-12
11-12
Interior Design
Advanced Interior Design
Nutrition and Wellness
Dietetics amp Nutrition
Human Dev
PrenatalTodd
Human Dev AdolAdult
Youth Internships
9-12
9-12
9-12
9-12
9-12
9-12
9-12
11-12
Information
Tech (CTE)
Gr Industrial Tech
(CTE)
Gr SILDL Gr Mt Marty Gr
Computer Applications
Web Design
Computer Hardware
Database Management
VB Programming
C++ Programming
Multimedia Design
Comp Prog (Game
Design)
9-12
9-12
10-12
10-12
10-12
10-12
10-12
10-12
Cabinet Making
Intro to Building Trade
Small Engines
Intro to Tech Education
9-12
9-12
10-12
9
Agribusiness
AnatomyPhysiology
Natural History
Physics
Comprehensive Art
Accounting 1 and 2
Digital Media
Service Learning
Spanish 1 and 2
Composition I
College Algebra
Intro to Psychology
American Government
Literature I
Pre-Calculus
Intro to Sociology
Fine Arts Gr Fine Arts Gr NSU Center Gr Intro to Art
Creative Drawing
Creative Painting
Digital Photography
Art Portfolio
Drama I
Drama II
9-12
10-12
10-12
9-12
11-12
9-12
10-12
Music Appreciation
Concert Band
Concert Choir
Womenrsquos Ensemble
Menrsquos Ensemble
Symphonic Band
9-12
9-12
9-12
9-12
9-12
9-12
AP Biology
AP Calculus AB
AP Chemistry
AP EnglishLanguage and
Composition
AP EnglishLiterature and
Composition
AP Physics B
AP Statistics
Other Courses Gr Senior Experience
Mentoring
Courses at CTE Academy
12
11-12
11-12
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Name ___________________________________________________________
Freshmen Required Courses
English Composition English Literature
Geography World History
Physical Science
Computer Applications Web Design
Math Course
Elective
Elective
Elective
Total Credits
Credits
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
Parent Signature ___________________________________Date____________________
Tea Area Freshmen Registration
42
Name ___________________________________________________________
Sophomore Required Courses
Written Communication Speech
American History
Biology
Math Course
PEHealth Or other elective
Elective
Elective
Elective
Total Credits
Credits
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
Parent Signature ___________________________________Date____________________
Tea Area Sophomore Registration
43
Name ___________________________________________________________
Junior Required Courses
American Lit Advanced Comp
Check One Personal Finance ___
Economics ___
Science Course
Math Course
Elective
Elective
Elective
Elective
Total Credits
Credits
1
5
5
1
1
1
1
1
1
Parent Signature ___________________________________Date____________________
Tea Area Junior Registration
44
Name ___________________________________________________________
Senior Required Courses Senior English (3 options)
Government
Senior Project
Elective
Elective
Elective
Elective
Credits
1
5
1
1
1
1
1
Parent Signature ___________________________________Date____________________
Tea Area Senior Registration
10
Computer Hardware- CS 1501 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Computer Applications Web Design Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course provides the student with concrete hands-on experience with a specific architecture WindowsIntelHP-style personal computer and explores key architectural topics in some depth The course will be primarily a set of lab exercises related to system performance and management that correspond to topics covered in class discussions and lectures
Database Management- CS 1502 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Computer Applications Web Design Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course teaches students to design database applications for business world applications as well as gaining an understanding of how databases are integrated into business needs The course will emphasize data definition and data manipulation languages for relational models Hands-on experience will be provided using Microsoft Access database software
Multimedia Design I- CS 1801 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Computer Applications Web Design Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course will expose students to different tools used in multimedia development Students will be expected to assembly pre-designed multimedia models using such programs as Adobe Photoshop Fireworks and others Students will have labs each week and be required to work in small groups
Computer Programming (Game Design) - CS 1902 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Web Design Computer Applications Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course will explore key components including programming graphic design and audio editing needed in order to develop a game Students will form and work in project development teams and use physics and math skills in order to develop program and market an original game Previous programming experience is not needed
Family amp Consumer Sciences
Interior Design- FACS 1201
Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This class is designed to help students learn about the home as an environment for human growth the selection of a home the process of financingfurnishing a home trends in housing and using related art principles and consumer buying skills Housing styles are identified and decorating techniques are covered Purchasing furnishings and sources of furnishings are investigated Advanced Interior Design ndashFACS 1401
Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites Interior Design I Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit
11
Description This course will give the student the opportunity to link their creative ability to well documented strategies and theories concerning planning and decorating a living or working space Students will be exposed to the relationship between history texture color and design Home accessory projects will be made by the student to enhanced home decorating the projects will be individualized to meet the studentrsquos needs and wants Most material expenses will be the responsibility of the students
Nutrition amp Wellness- FACS 1202
Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description Nutrition and Wellness covers all aspects of food preparation skills and nutritional needs of all ages Specific areas of study are food choices nutrient needs guidelines for good nutrition planning daily food choices food and fitness special topics in nutrition tools and techniques consumer decisions foods for meals and snacks foods of the world special techniques and careers in food and nutrition
Dietetics and Nutrition- FACS 1402
Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites Nutrition and Wellness Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description Dietetics and Nutrition is a semester long course that is designed to teach students about trends related to diet and nutrition Topics covered include career paths and careers in dietetics and nutrition societal trends and concerns impacting dietetics and nutrition and menu planning for others to meet individual needs Students will expand on kitchen skills used in Nutrition and Wellness
Human Development Prenatal to Toddler- FACS 1301
Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course helps the student understand and accept responsibility for ones own actions in relation to decisions about the choice of parenting as well as understanding the relationship between learning about children and being a nurturing parent Students will become aware of the responsibility of being parents as they study the growth of the child from conception through tenth year of life This class would benefit students going into careers such as pre-schoolelementary education nursing teacher aides and future parents Student take home an infant stimulator to learn the skills involved in parenting
Human Development Adolescence to Adulthood- FACS 1302
Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course stresses the importance of relationships in everyday living Topics include establishing and building relationships improving communication building self-esteem personality development developing leadership skills and personal management of both conflict and stress Emphasis is on developing skills in these areas as well as improving relationships through learning about other people families and cultures
Youth Internships- FACS 1101 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites MUST HAVE A CURRENT DRIVERS LICENCE
12
Length One Semester (first) Credit 1 Credit Description Youth Internships allow students the opportunity to consolidate and apply the learning from their high school coursework into a meaningful and relevant on-the job experience It is their venue to connect with the world outside of school and to gain the skills to go on to further education andor enter the workforce The purpose of this program is to give Junior and Senior students the opportunity to expand their experience in the career cluster of their choice Attendance will come into consideration when applying to the Youth Internship program
Industrial Technology
Cabinet Making- IA 1201 amp 1202 Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None Length One Semester (two periods) Credit 1 Creditsemester Description This course introduces the student to fundamentals of woodworking Topics covered wood wood products hand tools power tools lab safety and power tool safety Community Involvement Field trips will be taken to various community businesses throughout the construction industry (Cabinetry House Construction) Students are required to complete projects during the semester
Introduction to Building Trades- IA 1301 amp 1302 Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites Cabinet Making Length One Semester (two periods) Credit 1 Creditsemester Description This course is hands on introduction to the field of building construction Students learn how to use hand power tools with safety being emphasized Wood identification carpentry jobs and carpentry vocations are discussed Field trips will be taken to job sites
Small Engines- IA 1101 amp 1102 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites None Length Two Semesters (two periods) Credit 1 Creditsemester Description Subject manner is presented on engine principles the use of measuring and testing instruments and engine systems such as compression ignition carburetion and starting The instructional program includes preventative maintenance off-season storage safety four-stroke cycle engine overhaul and two-stroke cycle overhaul The engines for this study program are furnished by the students
Introduction to Technology Education (IA) ndash IA 1101 and 1102 (21051) Elective Grade Level 9th Prerequisite None Length One semester (two periods) Credit 1 Credit Description This course is aimed at students who want to learn the BASIC woodworking skills This will be accomplished by completing small woodworking projects Students will learn wordworking skills that will be applicable to real life situations This class is designed for students boys and girls who have little or no experience in woodworking Projects completed in this course include Design Process (Drawing up plans) Energy and Power (Making and wiring a Lamp) Manufacturing (Mass production of a wood project) Communication (making a safety video or commercial on their project)
13
EnglishLanguage Arts Department
English I-Composition- ENG 1101 Required Grade Level 9 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description In Composition I the writing process is reinforced and will be applied to personal narrative descriptive and expository writing Students will read short literature selections and write reaction essays Students will end the semester with a strong writing foundation Grammar sentence structure ideas writing style and syntax will be heavily emphasized in this class
English I-Literature- ENG 1102 Required Grade Level 9 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description Students will read To Kill a Mockingbird Romeo and Juliet and an assortment of multicultural short stories Students will learn vocabulary and complete writing and other assignments as they explore the literature selections In this class students will go beyond simple comprehension of literature they will be able to analyze and describe the effect of figurative language and other literary devices
English II- Speech- ENG 1201 Required Grade Level 10 Prerequisites English I Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description In Speech students will learn about communication and analyze the effect different types of communication have on themselves and others Students will prepare and present various types of speeches and learn valuable speaking and listening strategies This course focuses heavily on effective group communication English II-Composition amp Literature- ENG 1202 Required Grade Level 10 Prerequisites English I Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course encompasses a broad range of writing challenges along with the infusion of multiple pieces of literature Students will analyze creative communication through writing and respond with respectful personal responses to their classmatesrsquo pieces of writing
English III-American Literature- ENG1301
Required Grade Level 11 Prerequisites English I Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description The course surveys American literature and authors from the Colonial Period to the early Twentieth Century Students will learn vocabulary and complete short writing assignments and essays as they relate to the course content grammar usage and mechanics will also be stressed
14
English III-Advanced Composition- ENG 1302 Required Grade Level 11 Prerequisites English I Length One semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course will focus on the proper use of mechanics in writing and the further development of rhetorical skills Students will write a variety of short essays including those in the genres of narration exposition and research with a special emphasis placed on expository essays common in standardized tests
English IV-British Literature- ENG 1401 One credit of a senior-level English course is required Grade Level 12 Prerequisites Senior standing English I II amp III Length One semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course will survey British literature from ancient to modern times exploring the origin and evolution of the English language along the way Lessons will also include the study of literary elements vocabulary writing and grammar
English IV-Senior Writing- ENG1402 One credit of a senior-level English course is required Grade Level 12 Prerequisites Senior standing English I II amp III Length One semester Credit 05 Credit Description This is the capstone writing course for seniors which will combine advanced lessons on vocabulary and grammar with various forms of writing A variety of topics styles and disciplines will be used with the goal of fostering a critical informed view of mass media outlets and preparing students for post-secondary education inside or outside the classroom
Advanced Placement Literature and Composition- ENG 1801 amp 1802 One year of a senior-level English course is required Students must see the instructor for summer reading and vocabulary requirements Grade Level 12 Prerequisites Grade of at least B in English I II and III Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description Students will consider a workrsquos structure style and themes as well as such smaller-scale elements as the use of figurative language imagery symbolism and tone Students will discuss and write about the experience of literature the interpretation of literature and the evaluation of literature NOTE Students will have a chance to earn college credit by earning a certain composite score on the exam which is taken in May Neither taking nor passing the AP exam is required to earn high school credit College credit may be earned by scoring a preset score as determined by a specific college or university Some universities do not accept AP exam scores for credit check with your college before taking the exam
Yearbook Publications- ENG 2001 amp2002 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Sophomore Standing Length One year Credit 1 credit Description Yearbook class will be responsible for creating the schoolrsquos annual yearbook publication Students will review and apply the principles of reporting and photography with special emphasis placed on graphic design as it applies to publishing a comprehensive integrated
15
yearbook The ability to work with others pay attention to detail and work on assignments outside of school hours is recommended as many assignments will require one or all of these
JournalismNewspaper- ENG1601 amp 1602 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites None (based on available space) Length Two semesters (two semesters recommended) Credit 05 Credit (one credit recommended) Description Journalism will introduce students to the basic principles of reporting and photography with an emphasis on newspaper and other print journalism Students in this class will regularly design and publish the schoolrsquos newspaper working independently and in teams to complete assignments including interviewing subjects writing and editing stories taking pictures and designing layouts The ability to work with others pay attention to detail and work on assignments outside of school hours is recommended as many assignments will require one or all of these Photography and photojournalism skills may be included This course may be repeated by students at the instructorrsquos discretion
Creative Writing ndash ENG 1603 amp 1604 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites None Length 1 semester Credit 5 Creative Writing courses offer students the opportunity to develop and improve their technique and individual style in poetry short story drama essays and other forms of prose The emphasis of the courses is on writing however students may study exemplary representations and authors to obtain a fuller appreciation of the form and craft Although most creative writing classes cover several expressive forms others concentrate exclusively on one particular form (such as poetry or playwriting)
16
Fine Arts Department Introduction to Art - FA1301 amp 1302 Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites Length One Semester Credit 5 Credit Description This course is an introduction to high school art The elements and principles of design are emphasized demonstrate two and three dimensional construction utilize design vocabulary and basic drawing skills The principles of design are studied in projects such as architecture design through 1 2 amp 3 point perspective In the area of drawing projects will include human anatomy and creating correct proportions still life contour and line in nature In the area Painting the students will demonstrate painting techniques apply color theory and composition techniques This course also studies the basics of 3D~design Students will learn to hand build coil pots pinch pots slabs and many others
Creative Art Drawing- FA1401 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Creative Art and DrawingPainting Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description Advanced drawing techniques in black and white or color media utilize positive and negative space in a composition identify anatomy and proportion in figure drawing demonstrate proportions in portraiture student develops and produces portfolio of advanced work
Creative Art Painting- FA1501 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Creative Art Drawing Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description Study and use variety of painting media watercolor acrylics and water-based inks Utilize pigment color relationships demonstrate color mixing demonstrate personal growth and increased knowledge of selected media and style present portfolio of advanced work Students will also have to purchase own canvas
Digital Photography- FA1601 Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites Graphics Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This photography course is designed to give students experience in taking and analyzing photographs Students will also learn additional skills such as film processing using a scanner and manipulating photos with Photo Software As a photography student you will also become familiar with how the digital camera works Students will need to have a digital camera and Photo book
Art Portfolio I- FA1701 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Creative Art and DrawingPainting and 3 or 4 Advanced Classes
17
Length One semester Credit 05 Credit Description Students in this class will sign a contract stating the goals they will accomplish during a semester A minimum of 10 projects is required One project is required from each of the following areas 18 X 24 in drawing 14 x 18 in painting ceramics sculpture and design The three remaining projects are the studentrsquos choice Students will submit a self-analysis sheet with each project they complete One art history report and replica is also required
Ceramics Pottery Elective
Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Intro to Art
Length One semester Credit 05 credit
Students will demonstrate advanced ceramics and sculpture techniques to create 3D sculpture working with
clay and other media Students will create clay projects on the potterrsquos wheel Students will know how to load
and unload the kiln
Drama I- FA1801 amp 1802 Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites none Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description Drama focuses on all aspects of theater This course will explore the history of drama and how it has influenced civilization Students will closely examine various types of drama from classic Greek tragedies to modern day American theater Students will also learn different acting techniques and will develop improvisational skills All students will be required to participate in all exercises and performances Participation is expected and will be a large portion of the grade Imagination and creativity are a must for this course
Drama II- FA1901 amp 1902 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Drama I Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description In Drama II Students will continue their exploration of drama and theatre Students will explore additional techniques of acting while sharpening their acting and improvisational skills Students will also examine how to produce a play and experiment with various stage settings This includes directing a one-act play Students will also explore the mechanics of theatre including lighting sound costuming and make-up All students will be required to participate in all exercises and performances Participation is expected and will be a large portion of the grade As with Drama I imagination and creativity are a must for this course
Music Appreciation- FA2001 amp 2002 Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description Music appreciation class is made up of bookwork listening assignments some research in this class will be involved as well as written assignments We will be learning music theory the reading and writing of notes rhythms and symbols on a staff We will also be exploring different genres or types of music such as blues jazz country rock and roll pop as well as world
18
music Most of the grade points in this class will be made up of in class assignments and projects but there will be take home homework and research assignments as well
Concert Band- FA 1101 amp 1102 Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites 5-8 band Length Two semesters Credit 1 credit Description Students will play many types and styles of music throughout the year Marching Band is included at the beginning of the year with various competitions and parades Pep Band plays throughout the year at home sporting events Concert band and Jazz band meet throughout the year and students will also have some opportunities to play in a drum line along with optional solo and ensemble opportunities
Concert Choir- FA1001 amp 1002
Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites By Audition Only Length Two semesters Credit 1 Credit Description Concert Choir will meet every day for 49 minutes The concert choir will be by audition only(30 to-40 members) and will be the one that goes to honors choirs and contests Concert choir will compete in large group contests and have the opportunity to go to small groupsolo contest Only members of the concert choir will be able to audition for All-State Choir and participate in the Big East Honors Choir They will also be required to perform at the winter and spring concerts as well as various community events
Womenrsquos Ensemble
Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None Length Two semesters Credit 1 Credit Description Meets Monday through Friday for 49 minutes The ladies will sing a wide range of genres and languages in 3 and 4 part harmony accompanied and unaccompanied Participation in small group and large group contest as well as home concerts in December and May are required in attendance There may also be opportunities to perform at various community events
Mens Ensemble
Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None Length Two semesters Credit 1 credit Description Meets Monday through Friday for 49 minutes Sing and cover many types of music throughout the year The student will focus on becoming better at reading music and singing 2 3 and 4 part splits You will have the chance to sing a variety of repertoire and perform at the winter and spring concerts as well as various community events Solo work is not required
Symphonic Band Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites Audition Only Length Two semesters Credit 1 credit Description Students will play many types and styles of music throughout the year Marching Band is included at the beginning of the year with various competitions and parades Pep Band
19
plays throughout the year at home sporting events Concert band and Jazz band meet throughout the year and students will also have some opportunities to play in a drum line along with optional solo and ensemble opportunities
Health and Physical Education
High School PE- PEHS 1101 amp PEHS1102 Required Grade Level 9 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description Students will participate in physical activity to achieve and maintain a health enhancing level of physical fitness Students will also participate in and learn different lifetime activities
Health- PE1301 amp PE 1302 Required Grade Level 9 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description Class will cover various health-related topics relevant to teenage life Class consists mainly of lecture and class discussion
Fitness and Conditioning- PE1201 amp 1202 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Physical EducationHealth Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit DescriptionStudents learn the benefits and proper skills associated with strength training plyometrics and cardiovascular exercise Studentrsquos progress is kept with a series of physical and strength testing each nine weeks
20
Math Department
Math requirement and suggestions
1 8th
graders taking Algebra I who do not score proficient on the End of Course Exam will not gain
Algebra I high school credit and will take the course as freshmen
2 Placement in Pathways or Algebra I is based on a studentrsquos performance in their 8th
grade math class
3 Passing a math class with anything less than a C- should be considered an indicator that the next level
math class may be difficult to successfully complete It may be in the studentrsquos best interest to repeat
this class
4 Students planning on attending college in South Dakota that have anything less than a C- in Algebra I
Geometry and Advanced Algebra may have some difficulty with the required math placement exam
An unacceptable score on this exam (ACT score below 20) will require the student to take a remedial
math class for no credit at their own expense
5 If a student wishes to ldquodouble-uprdquo with Geometry and Algebra II during the sophomore or junior year it
is highly recommended that the student receive at least a ldquoBrdquo in Algebra I and be very organized and
very self-disciplined
6 It is important to note that the classes that meet the graduation requirement may not satisfy the entrance
requirements at the college a student chooses Any questions in this area should be directed to a
studentrsquos counselor
Pathways to AlgebramdashMA 1001 amp 1002 Elective (by teacher recommendation only) Grade Level 9 Prerequisites None Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This course will focus on math skills necessary to succeed in Algebra I Registration for this course is based on student performance in prior math courses and also on teacher recommendation
Algebra I ndash MA 1201 amp 1202
Required Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description In this course students will learn the language of algebra (properties) work with real numbers solve linear equations graph relations and functions analyze linear equations solve linear inequalities and solve systems of equations and inequalities They may also be introduced to polynomial operations factoring quadratic and exponential functions radical expressions rational expressions and equations statistics and probability A scientific calculator is recommended
Geometry ndash MA 1301 amp 1302 Required Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites Algebra I Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This course introduces students to geometrical concepts and reasoning Students will work with segment measure and coordinate graphing angles parallels triangles and congruence triangles and their properties triangle inequalities quadrilaterals and their properties proportions
21
and similarity polygons and area circles and their properties surface area and volume right triangles and trigonometry circle relationships proofs and transformations A scientific calculator is recommended
Informal Geometry ndash MA 1010 amp 1020 Prerequisite Algebra I (need teacher recommendation) Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit
Description Geometry will introduce the students to geometrical concepts and reasoning Students will also work with segment measure and coordinate graphing angles parallels triangles and congruence triangles and their properties triangle inequalities quadrilaterals and their properties proportions and similarity polygons and area circles and their properties surface area and volume right triangles and trigonometry circle relationships proofs and transformations
Algebra II ndash MA 1401 amp 1402 Required Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Algebra I Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This course will review some principles of Algebra I Topics may include solving equations and inequalities linear relations and functions systems of equations and inequalities matrices polynomials quadratic functions and inequalities polynomial functions conic sections rational expressions and equations exponential and logarithmic relations sequences and series probability and statistics trigonometric functions and trigonometric graphs and identities A graphing TI-83+ or TI-84+ graphing calculator is recommended due to the extensive use of its functions
Pre-Calculus ndash MA 1701 amp 1702 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Algebra II and Geometry Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This course will review some principles of Algebra II Topics may include linear relations and functions systems of equations and inequalities the nature of graphs polynomial and rational functions trigonometric functions and their graphs trigonometric identities and equations vectors and parametric equations polar coordinates and complex numbers conic sections exponential and logarithmic functions sequences and series combinatorics and probability statistics and data analysis and possibly an introduction to calculus A graphing TI-83+ or TI-84+ graphing calculator is highly recommended due to the extensive use of its functions
Statistics and Probability ndash MA 2201 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Algebra I and Algebra II
Length 1 Semester Credit 5 Descritpion Probability and Statistics courses introduce the study of likely events and the analysis interpretation and presentation of quantitative data Course topics generally include basic probability and statistics discrete probability theory odds and probabilities probability trees populations and samples frequency tables measures of central tendency and presentation of data (including graphs) Course topics may also include normal distribution and measures of variability
22
Consumer Math ndash MA 1501 amp 1502 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites None Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description In this course students will review some concepts of working with numbers decimals fractions as well as some estimation and rounding techniques Students will then be introduced to topics such as part-time and summer jobs full-time work recreation and sports costs basic purchases checking and savings accounts credit automobile expenses taxes housing personal finance and investments
Calculus MA 1801 amp 1802 Elective Grade Level 12 Prerequisites Pre-Calculus Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This course includes limits and continuity differentiation applications of differentiation integration applications of the definite integral exponentials logarithms and other transcendental functions integration techniques infinite series and parametric equations and polar coordinates A graphing TI-83+ or TI-84+ graphing calculator is highly recommended due to the extensive use of its functions
23
Mentoring
Mentoring- MN 1001 amp1002 Elective
Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites 30 GPA amp Instructor Approval ndash must complete an application
and get a teacher recommendation
Length One or Two Semesters Credit 5 Credit Semester
Description Mentors will go to the Elementarty or Intermediate School and are assigned to a classroom to
assist with academic and social skills while being a positive role model to younger students Course is a Pass
Fail
24
Science Department
Physical Science- CS1201 amp 1202 Required Grade Level 9th Prerequisites None Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description Physical science is a required laboratory science usually taken in the 9th grade The focus of this class will be critical thinking skills laboratory skills and basic concepts of physics and chemistry Students will be involved in regular laboratory exercises that will develop their abilities to collect and report data use scientific conversions properly use lab equipment and manipulate data in scientific formulas
Biology I- SC1701 amp 1702 Required Grade Level 10th Prerequisites Physical Science Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This is a life science course that examines such topics in units of ecology cells genetics the history of life plants invertebrates vertebrates and the human body We present these major topics and discuss how all living things on Earth are connected and in fact dependent upon each other Students will be expected to complete projects give presentations and perform lab experiments complete with extensive lab reports
Chemistry- SC1501 amp 1502 Required Grade Level 11th-12th Prerequisites Physical Science Biology Algebra II (may be taken concurrently) Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This is an upper-level elective that is designed to be a college-preparatory course Students should have a strong background in mathematics Students will participate in laboratory work discussions and writing related to the study of matter and energy Chemistry is essential for careers in medicine dentistry pharmacy nursing veterinary work family and consumer sciences agriculture forestry and engineering Topics covered will include atomic structure periodicity bonding stoichiometry reaction dynamics and acids amp bases
Physics- SC2001 amp 2002 Required Grade Level 11th-12th Prerequisites B or better in Geometry and Algebra Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description Students will study energy mechanics heat light electricity and atomic physics Physics is a mathematically intensive so students should have a strong background in both math and science to do well in this course
25
AnatomyPhysiology-Bio III- SC1301 amp 1302 Elective Grade Level 11th-12th Prerequisites Biology Chemistry also strongly suggested Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This is an upper-level elective that is designed as a preparatory course for college-bound students interested in pursuing a career in a health or medical-related field Anatomy is the study of the parts of the human body and physiology is a study of how those parts work The course begins on a cellular level and moves to a study of the tissues and organ systems Students need to have a strong biology and chemistry background coming into this course as well as be proficient in note taking There is a lot of reading involved and there will also be several labs to be completed with extensive lab reports This course does involve direct study of anatomyphysiology through activities such as dissections and a trip to a college lab to view human cadavers
Astronomy- SC1401 Elective Grade Level 11th-12th Prerequisites B or better in Physical Science and Algebra Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This is an upper-level elective Students will study the characteristics of planets stars and galaxies They will also explore our place in our solar system and the universe through the study of the history of astronomy the design and use of astronomical tools and ideas of modern cosmology
Environmental Science-CS1801 Elective Grade Level 11th-12th Prerequisites B or better in Biology Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description Environmental science is an upper-level elective in which students will demonstrate an understanding of the diverse interrelationships that organisms have with each other and their environment They will also address the political and economic implications of the allocation of limited resources Students will research and discuss problems with populations communities and ecosystems They will also trace the movement of energy through the ecosystem
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Social Sciences Department Geography- SS 1101 Required Grade Level 9 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course will consist of the study of geography with the geographic components revolving around the five fundamental themes of geography and the nationally recognized standards for geography The emphasis of the course is on geography and climate and their impact on the development history and government culture and lifestyle and contemporary society of a region
World History- SS 1102 Required Grade Level 9 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course covers pre-historic to modern times in both western and non-western worlds Topics include the rise of civilization political social and economic developments of the Middle Ages the Renaissance and era of discovery the growth of democracy and nationalism the industrial revolution and the two world wars
American History- SS 1301 amp 1302 Required (or AP US History with prior approval) Grade Level 10 or 11 Prerequisites World History amp Geography Length Two semesters Credit 1 credit Description This course is designed as a concentrated study of our nation from post-American Civil War to the present The purpose of the course is to make students aware of past events so they can have a better understanding of present events Critical thinking and writing will be emphasized Current issues will be discussed and evaluated in their historical context
AP (Advanced Placement) United States History- SS 2101 amp 2102 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites TeacherAdministration consent Length Two semesters Credit 1 credit Description This course is meant to be the equivalent of a college freshman level American history course The course prepares students to take the AP exam which can earn students college credit It is a two semester survey of American history from the earliest explorations to modern times Emphasis is placed on critical and evaluative thinking skills essay writing primary document analysis and historiography Students are required to read outside novels and perform outside research independently Students are required to write numerous historical and analytical essays
Government- SS 1401 Required Grade Level 12 Prerequisites American History Length One Semester Credit 5 credit Description Government examines the origins of American government as well as its current structure and administration The main branches of the government are explored as well as state and local governments
Criminal Justice Today- SS 1801
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Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course uses interactive methods to give students a practical understanding of law and our legal system while focusing on legal issues relevant to students lives and developing knowledge and skills essential in our law-oriented society International Affairs- SS 1501 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites American History or AP US History Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course familiarizes students with the various issues and news events taking place in the world and how these events affect our lives Local state national and world news items will be featured The major objectives are to promote inquiry through presentation and debate of conflicting viewpoints and to assign students to discover and reflect upon societal problems relevant to their lives It will provide opportunities to apply techniques of investigation and inquiry to the study of significant problems or issues
Psychology- SS 1601 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Biology Length One semester Credit 05 Credit Description In this course students will learn about basic research methods human development from birth to old age the anatomy of the brain and its influence on behavior sensation and perception intelligence and psychological disorders
AP PsychologymdashSS 2501 amp 2502 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Biology Length Two Semesters Credit 10 Credit Description This is a challenging course that is meant to be the equivalent of a college freshmen level Psychology survey course This course is aimed at preparing students for the AP Psychology exam which can earn students college credit Students will explore the history and theoretical basis of psychology relationships between human biology and human behavior theories of development and mental disorders and therapies An emphasis is placed on critical thinking skills essay writing and research methodology Students will be required to write numerous essays and perform research projects
American Presidents- SS 1802 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites American History or AP US History Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course is designed to be a focused study of the most influential presidencies in American history The emphasis will be placed on an evaluation of how various presidents have understood and exercised their constitutional powers in times of war and peace dealing with issues both foreign and domestic
African American History- SS 2002 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit
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Description In this course students learn of the perseverance bravery and achievements of African-Americans throughout United States history and of the continuing impact of African-Americans on life in the United States at the turn of the twenty-first century
American History and Film- SS 2201 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites American History or AP US History Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course offers an exploration of United States cultural and social history through the medium of film and other mediums of mass culture Students will be asked to rethink the relationships between reality and representation and to re-conceptualize the boundaries between history and film
Sociology- SS 2001 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites None Length One semester Credit 05 Credit Description In this course students will learn about the basis of culture social structure deviance and group behavior through the lens of basic theoretical perspectives of sociology
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World Language Department
American Sign Language I- FL 1401 amp 1402 Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This introductory class to American Sign Language focuses on finger spelling numbers sign vocabulary grammar non-manual signals and culture of the Deaf community This class also focuses on how to interact with Deaf people and teaches Deaf values
American Sign Language II- FL 1404 amp 1405 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites American Sign Language I Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This course is an intermediate level class focusing on conversational American Sign Language skills and grammar including heightened emphasis on non-manual signals classifiers and storytelling techniques This class also takes a closer look at the Deaf World
Spanish I- FL 1101 amp1102 Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This course is an introduction to the Spanish Language and culture Students will be introduced to Spanish reading writing listening and speaking skills Students will be able to pronounce Spanish comprehend Spanish on a beginnerrsquos level and write short dialogues in Spanish Students will study the culture of the Spanish-speaking world
Spanish II- FL 1201 amp1202 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Spanish I Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description In this course students will continue to improve reading writing listening and speaking skills in Spanish Students will continue to learn about Spanish-speaking countries their histories and cultures through research and presentations
Spanish III- FL 1601 amp 1602 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Spanish II Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Descriptions Students will continue to improve reading writing listening and speaking skills We will review and continue studying the grammatical structure learned in Spanish I and II as well as the thematic vocabulary and complex sentence structures Cultural topics will be integrated into the curriculum Emphasis is on communication in Spanish
Spanish Literature - FL 06109 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Spanish III Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Descriptions Spanish Literature courses place an emphasis on reading understanding and reacting in writing to literature written in Spanish
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Other Courses
Senior Experience- FACS 1501 amp 1502 Required Grade Level 12 Prerequisites MUST BE A SENIOR Length Two Semester Credit 1 Credit Description The purpose of the project is to allow the student to demonstrate the knowledge and maturity that heshe has gained during the course of hisher education The project must be a ldquolearning stretchrdquo meaning that it must go beyond what one already knows or has experienced The Senior Experience is a three-part process consisting of a research paper a projectproduct that is an extension of the research and an oral presentation The topic of this experience is chosen by the student This course is a year long senior course and required for graduation
SILDL (Distance Learning) Courses
(Subject to Change) MMC College Courses
Teacher instructors hired by Mount Marty College and taken over the DDN network live with the
teacher Courses may also be offered online
Level These are college courses not open to underclassmen
Prerequisites
--In order to take these courses students must meet two of the following
A 30 cumulative grade point average
B Minimum grade of B in coursework related to the college course
C ACT score of at least 21 in the content area subtest
D Rank in the top frac12 of the class
Courses and Times
Fall Courses
Composition 1 ndash 700-750 am (possibly other times)
College Algebra ndash 800-850 am
Intro to Psychology ndash 900-950 am
American Government ndash 300 ndash 350 pm
Spring Courses
Literature 1 ndash 700-750 am
Pre-Calculus ndash 800-850 am
Intro to Sociology ndash 900-950 am
Course offeringstimes subject to chagne
Cost Math courses are 4 credits cost = $380 per semester plus books
Other courses are 3 credits cost = $285 per semester plus books
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SILDL High School Courses
Description These hybrid courses (online using local area teachers) are self paced yet rigorous and are
taught and monitored by certified teachers These courses are free with the exception of some course
materials may be needed
Course Offerings (May Change)
Agribusiness
Anatomy and Physiology
Natural History
Physics
Comprehensive Creative Art
Accounting 1 and 2
Digital Media
Service Learning
Spanish 1 and 2
Note If TAHS offers an above course in house we will place student in lsquoin housersquo course
unless extenuating circumstances
NSU Center for Statewide E-Learning AP Learning Power
Description These online AP courses are for public high school students The Learning Power AP
coursework will be challenging so a solid academic background in the identified content area will be
essential The course is free but there is a fee for taking the test
Course Offerings
AP Biology
AP Calculus AB
AP Chemistry
AP EnglishLanguage and Composition
AP EnglishLiterature and Composition
AP Physics B
AP Statistics
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CAREER AND TECHNICAL EDCUATION ACADEMY SIOUX FALLS SCHOOL DISTRICT
Description The CTE Academy is in Sioux Falls We bus for the 715 am course Course schedules vary from semester to semester There is an application process
Architecture and Construction Carpentry I (CTC-30613062) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 2 semesters (2 hours) Credit 1 credit semester Description Successful carpenters need to know more than just how to operate equipment Learn the basics of this career and the value of doing work by constructing two homes from the foundation to the rafters to near completion
Carpentry II (CTC-30813082) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Carpentry I Length 2 semesters (2 hours) Credit 1 credit semester Description In this continuation of Carpentry I young carpenters learn leadership qualities while building a home at the CTE Academy Gain an increased understanding of specialty products and materials Learn project cost-estimating and blue printing
Advanced Woodworking and Cabinet Making (CTC-30903092) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 semester (2 hours) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn advanced woodworking skills including building and installation of cabinets while developing workplace connections and exploring careers in the field
Hospitality and Tourism CulinaryRestaurant Management I (ProStart I) (CTT-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 semester (2 hours) Credit 1 credit semester Description The ProStart program is an industry-based program that prepares students for careers in the restaurant and food service industry Topics include preparing and serving safe food preventing accidents and injuries industrial kitchen equipment usage nutrition business math and business cost awareness
CulinaryResturant Management II (ProStart II) (CTT-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites ProStart I Length 1 semester (2 hours) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn how to be successful in the hospitality and tourism career field Students continue their study of culinary arts ndash gaining essential customer services skills used in food service lodging and business careers Select students have the opportunity to participate in the CTE Culinary Arts competition team
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Baking and Pastries (CTT-3040) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites ProStart I Length 1 semester (2 hours) Credit 1 credit semester Description In this specialized class students gain the fundamental skills necessary to work in a commercial bakery or your own kitchen Advanced studies include breads pies cakes pastries and much more
Arts AV Technology and Communications Intro to Arts AV Technology and Communications (CTA-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none
Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Lights Camera Action Be your own director Write and produce audio and video projects that inform demonstrate persuade and even entertain Students get hands-on experience using the same digital technology used in world renowned video and film production companies
AV Production (CTA-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to ArtsAV Tech amp Com Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Develop advanced skills in writing and production of audio and video projects Make your work accessible on the internet and see your own quality work proudly displayed on the Districtrsquos cable access channel KLRN-TV
Broadcast Technology (CTA-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to ArtsAV Tech amp Com Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Produce video and audio projects and pieces for the KLRN Klassroom TV show as well as off-site remote broadcasts This course is designed to prepare high school students for professional employment andor further education in television news sports and digital video production
Digital Music Production (CTA-3040) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to ArtsAV Tech amp Com Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Develop knowledge of the music business music copyright and the use electronic music in the entertainment business computer gaming internet technology and music production field
Digital Animation (CTA-3050) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to ArtsAV Tech amp Com Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Manipulate images music and graphics to create animated projects Animation is seen in advertisements on television on your computer screen and on many other things that pop up from the internet
Heath Science
34
Health Careers I (CTS-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none (recommended Anatomy Physiology) Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Want a career in the exciting medical profession Develop an awareness of various health-related careers while learning entry-level skills needed for all jobs in the profession Guest speakers demonstrations and field trips to local health care facilities provide real-life learning opportunities
Health Careers II (CTS-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Health Careers I (need a grade of C or better) Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Try a career in the medical field by completing an internship in a health care facility Apply entry-level skills while on the job Upon successful completion of both courses students are eligible to sit for the Certified Nursing Assistant (CAN) Exam
Project Lead the Way Biomedical Sciences Program This program is divided into four courses-each course building upon the previous Students interested in math science and the human body will be exposed to dynamic hands-on real-world problems to engage and challenge students who are interested in a career in medicine
Principals of Biomedical Sciences PLTW (CTS-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none (recommended Biology Chemistry) Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Study human medicine research processes and get an introduction to crime scene analysis Students investigate various health conditions such as heart disease diabetes sickle cell disease etc Students are engaged through hands-on projects and medical researched
Human Body Systems Biomed II PLTW (CTS-3040) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Principals of Biomedical Sciences Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Play the role of biomedical professionals solving medical mysteries and explore how body systems work together to maintain good health Students investigate the structures and functions of the human body
Medical Interventions Biomed III PLTW (CTS-3050) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Human Body Systems Biomed II Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description This ldquohow-tordquo class allows students to explore how to prevent and fight infection how to screen and evaluate the code in human DNA how to prevent diagnose and treat cancer and how to prevail when the organs of the body begin to fail
Biomedical Innovation Biomed IV PTLW (CTS-3060) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Medical Interventions Biomed III Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description In this capstone course students design and conduct experiments related to the diagnosis treatment and prevention of disease or illness Course includes an internship in the community
35
Human Services All Human Services students study confidentially and are CPRAED certified Students prepare personal resume and portfolio
Intro to Human Services (CTH - 3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description People-oriented occupations require training in human development parenting personal care and wellness counseling consumer services and employment skills Through field experiences and classroom activities students identify possibly career paths suitable to their strengths skills and talents
Guiding Youth and Families (CTH-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Students explore careers related to working directly with youth adolescents adults and the elderly Classroom activities and field experiences expose students to topics including behavior theory relationships ethics and legal issues social problems support systems and learning theories
Personal Services (CTH-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Students learn advanced study of human care and wellness while exploring communication strategies dietetics and nutrition exercise and fitness first aid ethics and legal issues and event planning This is a great choice for students who wish to go into cosmetology personal training or dietetics
Information Technology Introduction to Technology and Computer Support (CTN-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Students learn about computer technology inside a lab format Topics include computer assembly and disassembly troubleshooting repairs operating system installation and peripheral device support Advanced topics include operating system optimization and networking
Advanced Computer Support and Networking (CTN-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Technology and Computer Support Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Upon completion of this course students are prepared to take the CompTIA A+ certification exams Topics include advanced troubleshooting setting up a computer network supporting networking devices establishing network securities and supporting mobile devices
Manufacturing and Welding Principles of Manufacturing (CTM-3010)
36
Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description This project based class covers careers in the fields of Manufacturing and Mechatronics Learn measurement robotics and pneumatics thermal technology basic CAD operations machine tools quality controls welding and soldering purchasing and warehouse management
ElectronicsRobotics (CTM-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Principals of Manufacturing Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Gain advanced knowledge of robotics electronics ACDC electrical manufacturing processes control and materials Advanced training in soldering may lead to industry certification
Introduction to Auto Welding I ( ) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description
Welding II (CTM-3220) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Welding I Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Improve work and safety skills by making and using workable plans for school and personal projects Students improve out-of-position welding skills with SMAW (Shield Metal Arc Welding) and GMAC (Gas Metal Arc Welding) and become proficient in the use of a plasma cutter and wire feed welding processes
Advanced Welding amp Fabrication (CTM-3230) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Welding I and Welding II Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 Credit semester Description Students are exposed to gas tungsten arc welding aluminum welding gouging blueprint reading and heavy duty welding applications for large scale welding projects Students shadow a professional in the field to understand the physical attributes of the career
Aviation Introduction to Aviation (CTF-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn all aspects of the aviation industry including history principles of flight aircraft systems and performance weather navigation and aviation physiology Career exploration and flight simulation training make this an exciting class
Advanced Aviation and Flight (CTF-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Aviation
37
Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Prepare to take the FAA private pilot written exam as well as gain significant knowledge to begin an FAA flight training programming Learn aerodynamics air craft systems federal regulations flight planning weather and flight maneuvers
Science Technology Engineering and Math Project Lead The Way Pathway to Engineering Program Design an alternative housing project test and build wind turbines and apply engineering concepts related to biomechanics ndash think robotics Earn up to 12 college credits towards your engineering degree while you are in high school
Introduction to Engineering Design Engineering I PTLW (CTE-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Students learn how to apply the engineering design process to solve problems in and out of the classroom Using real world 3-D software students communicate the details of the products and will have the opportunity to create prototypes using our 3-D printer
Principles of Engineering Engineering II PTLW (CTE-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Engineering Design Engineering I Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn about major engineering concepts you will encounter in a college engineering curriculum Conduct destructive testing as you learn about material properties Apply your knowledge of engineering concepts as you tackle real-world engineering design problems through the use of VEX Robotics
Digital Electronics Engineering III PTLW (CTE-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Principles of Engineering Engineering II Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Use combinational and sequential logic design key elements of careers in engineering Students design circuits to solve problems export their designs to a printed circuit auto-routing program that generates printed circuit boards and use appropriate components to build their designs
Engineering Design and Development (EDD) Engineering IV PTLW (CTE-3080) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Digital Electronics Engineering III Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Design test and construct a solution to real-world engineering problem The EDD course allows students to apply skills and knowledge learned in previous Project Lead The Way courses
Transportation Distribution and Logistics Introduction to Vehicle Systems and Maintenance offered at the home high schools is a prerequisite for the auto tech courses
Introduction to Auto Welding I ( ) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description This course has been approved by the South Dakota Department of
38
Education to fulfill high school graduation requirements for Career amp Technical Education(CTE) Successful completion of this course is a prerequisite to take the advanced Auto Tech courses at the CTE Academy Demonstrate safety in the shop and lab while obtaining skills for the career and hobby opportunities in the automotive field Students will raise and support all vehicles inspect fluid levels perform an oil change and chassis lube service Students will test service and inspect vehicle electrical cooling and chassis systems Students will also perform services on tires transmission brakes fuel system and interior and exterior surfaces
Automotive Brakes (CTL-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn the fine adjustments and diagnosis techniques of automobile braking systems while troubleshooting and testing Use industry-quality computer equipment to learn the proper installation analyze data and repair vehicle brakes under actual conditions
Automotive Suspension and Steering (CTL-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn the fine adjustments and diagnosis of suspension and steering systems Troubleshoot and test steering and suspension components Use industry-quality equipment and computers to analyze data while working on vehicles under actual conditions
Automotive Electronics (CTL-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Test electronic engine controls and computer diagnosis perform ignition and tune-up procedures test charging and starting systems
Automotive Engine Performance (CTL-3040) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Using the latest in automotive technology and diagnostic equipment students build on their knowledge about fuel systems and fuel injection systems repair under actual lab and shop conditions
Introduction to Auto Body Repair and Estimating (CTL-3050) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Become acquainted with the requirements qualifications and skills needed in the field of auto body repair Demonstrate proper procedures and safety when handling tools and equipment
Auto Body Structural Analysis and Damage Repair (CTL-3060) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Body Repair and Estimating Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester
39
Description Demonstrate skills necessary for repairing auto body damage and repainting Successful completion may result in credits in the Auto Body Technology program at Southeast Technical Institute
Auto Body Nonstructural Analysis and Damage Repair (CTL-3070) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Body Repair and Estimating Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Repair auto body damage properly prepare automobile surfaces for painting analyze record and estimate the time and material needed to finish a vehicle Successful completion may result in credits in the Auto Body Technology program at Southeast Technical Institute
Auto Body Painting and Refinishing (CTL-3070) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Body Repair and Estimating Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Gain an understanding of the environmental regulations and industry processes used in painting and refinishing to achieve invisible repair
Academy of Finance This 2 or 3 year national program is designed to prepare students with practical skills to enter the real world of business and finance Earn up to 17 college credits Apply freshman or sophomore year for this program that is sponsored by the National Academy Foundation Financial support is provided by Citibank and numerous local internship sponsors
Sophomore Year Fall Semester Accounting I (ACBA40114012) Spring Semester Accounting II (ACBA40214022) or Introduction to Financial Services (ACBA4070) AND Banking and Credit (ACBA4050)
Junior Year Fall Semester Accounting I (ACBA40114012) or Introduction to Financial Services (ACBA4070) AND Banking and Credit (ACBA4050) Spring Semester Accounting II (ACBA40214022) or Introduction to Financial Services (ACBA4070) AND Banking and Credit (ACBA4050)
Summer Internship Senior Year Fall Semester Financial Planning (ACB-5010) Spring Semester Accounting II (ACBA20214022) AND Financial Economics (ACB-5020)
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One Page Course Offerings Summary
English Gr Math Gr Science Gr Social Science Gr English I ndash Comp
English I ndash Lit
English II ndash Speech
English II ndash CompLit
English III ndash Am Lit
English III ndash Adv
Comp
English IV ndash Brit Lit
English IV ndash Sr Writing
Adv Placement
LitComp
Yearbook Pub
Creative Writing
JournalismNewspaper
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10
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11
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Pathways to Algebra
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Pre-Calculus
Consumer Math
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Environmental
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Geography
World History
American History
AP US History
Government
Criminal Justice Today
International Affairs
Psychology
AP Psychology
American Presidents
African American History
Sociology
American History amp Film
9
9
10-11
11-12
12
10-12
11-12
11-12
11-12
11-12
10-12
11-12
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World Language Gr HealthPE Gr Business (CTE Gr FACS (CTE) Gr ASL I
ASL II
Spanish I
Spanish II
Spanish III
Spanish Literature
9-12
10-12
9-12
10-12
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11-12
HS PE
Health
FitnessConditioning
9-12
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Intro to Business
Accounting I
Accounting II
Business Law
Personal Finance
Economics
9-12
10-12
11-12
10-12
11-12
11-12
Interior Design
Advanced Interior Design
Nutrition and Wellness
Dietetics amp Nutrition
Human Dev
PrenatalTodd
Human Dev AdolAdult
Youth Internships
9-12
9-12
9-12
9-12
9-12
9-12
9-12
11-12
Information
Tech (CTE)
Gr Industrial Tech
(CTE)
Gr SILDL Gr Mt Marty Gr
Computer Applications
Web Design
Computer Hardware
Database Management
VB Programming
C++ Programming
Multimedia Design
Comp Prog (Game
Design)
9-12
9-12
10-12
10-12
10-12
10-12
10-12
10-12
Cabinet Making
Intro to Building Trade
Small Engines
Intro to Tech Education
9-12
9-12
10-12
9
Agribusiness
AnatomyPhysiology
Natural History
Physics
Comprehensive Art
Accounting 1 and 2
Digital Media
Service Learning
Spanish 1 and 2
Composition I
College Algebra
Intro to Psychology
American Government
Literature I
Pre-Calculus
Intro to Sociology
Fine Arts Gr Fine Arts Gr NSU Center Gr Intro to Art
Creative Drawing
Creative Painting
Digital Photography
Art Portfolio
Drama I
Drama II
9-12
10-12
10-12
9-12
11-12
9-12
10-12
Music Appreciation
Concert Band
Concert Choir
Womenrsquos Ensemble
Menrsquos Ensemble
Symphonic Band
9-12
9-12
9-12
9-12
9-12
9-12
AP Biology
AP Calculus AB
AP Chemistry
AP EnglishLanguage and
Composition
AP EnglishLiterature and
Composition
AP Physics B
AP Statistics
Other Courses Gr Senior Experience
Mentoring
Courses at CTE Academy
12
11-12
11-12
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Name ___________________________________________________________
Freshmen Required Courses
English Composition English Literature
Geography World History
Physical Science
Computer Applications Web Design
Math Course
Elective
Elective
Elective
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Credits
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1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
Parent Signature ___________________________________Date____________________
Tea Area Freshmen Registration
42
Name ___________________________________________________________
Sophomore Required Courses
Written Communication Speech
American History
Biology
Math Course
PEHealth Or other elective
Elective
Elective
Elective
Total Credits
Credits
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
Parent Signature ___________________________________Date____________________
Tea Area Sophomore Registration
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Name ___________________________________________________________
Junior Required Courses
American Lit Advanced Comp
Check One Personal Finance ___
Economics ___
Science Course
Math Course
Elective
Elective
Elective
Elective
Total Credits
Credits
1
5
5
1
1
1
1
1
1
Parent Signature ___________________________________Date____________________
Tea Area Junior Registration
44
Name ___________________________________________________________
Senior Required Courses Senior English (3 options)
Government
Senior Project
Elective
Elective
Elective
Elective
Credits
1
5
1
1
1
1
1
Parent Signature ___________________________________Date____________________
Tea Area Senior Registration
11
Description This course will give the student the opportunity to link their creative ability to well documented strategies and theories concerning planning and decorating a living or working space Students will be exposed to the relationship between history texture color and design Home accessory projects will be made by the student to enhanced home decorating the projects will be individualized to meet the studentrsquos needs and wants Most material expenses will be the responsibility of the students
Nutrition amp Wellness- FACS 1202
Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description Nutrition and Wellness covers all aspects of food preparation skills and nutritional needs of all ages Specific areas of study are food choices nutrient needs guidelines for good nutrition planning daily food choices food and fitness special topics in nutrition tools and techniques consumer decisions foods for meals and snacks foods of the world special techniques and careers in food and nutrition
Dietetics and Nutrition- FACS 1402
Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites Nutrition and Wellness Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description Dietetics and Nutrition is a semester long course that is designed to teach students about trends related to diet and nutrition Topics covered include career paths and careers in dietetics and nutrition societal trends and concerns impacting dietetics and nutrition and menu planning for others to meet individual needs Students will expand on kitchen skills used in Nutrition and Wellness
Human Development Prenatal to Toddler- FACS 1301
Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course helps the student understand and accept responsibility for ones own actions in relation to decisions about the choice of parenting as well as understanding the relationship between learning about children and being a nurturing parent Students will become aware of the responsibility of being parents as they study the growth of the child from conception through tenth year of life This class would benefit students going into careers such as pre-schoolelementary education nursing teacher aides and future parents Student take home an infant stimulator to learn the skills involved in parenting
Human Development Adolescence to Adulthood- FACS 1302
Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course stresses the importance of relationships in everyday living Topics include establishing and building relationships improving communication building self-esteem personality development developing leadership skills and personal management of both conflict and stress Emphasis is on developing skills in these areas as well as improving relationships through learning about other people families and cultures
Youth Internships- FACS 1101 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites MUST HAVE A CURRENT DRIVERS LICENCE
12
Length One Semester (first) Credit 1 Credit Description Youth Internships allow students the opportunity to consolidate and apply the learning from their high school coursework into a meaningful and relevant on-the job experience It is their venue to connect with the world outside of school and to gain the skills to go on to further education andor enter the workforce The purpose of this program is to give Junior and Senior students the opportunity to expand their experience in the career cluster of their choice Attendance will come into consideration when applying to the Youth Internship program
Industrial Technology
Cabinet Making- IA 1201 amp 1202 Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None Length One Semester (two periods) Credit 1 Creditsemester Description This course introduces the student to fundamentals of woodworking Topics covered wood wood products hand tools power tools lab safety and power tool safety Community Involvement Field trips will be taken to various community businesses throughout the construction industry (Cabinetry House Construction) Students are required to complete projects during the semester
Introduction to Building Trades- IA 1301 amp 1302 Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites Cabinet Making Length One Semester (two periods) Credit 1 Creditsemester Description This course is hands on introduction to the field of building construction Students learn how to use hand power tools with safety being emphasized Wood identification carpentry jobs and carpentry vocations are discussed Field trips will be taken to job sites
Small Engines- IA 1101 amp 1102 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites None Length Two Semesters (two periods) Credit 1 Creditsemester Description Subject manner is presented on engine principles the use of measuring and testing instruments and engine systems such as compression ignition carburetion and starting The instructional program includes preventative maintenance off-season storage safety four-stroke cycle engine overhaul and two-stroke cycle overhaul The engines for this study program are furnished by the students
Introduction to Technology Education (IA) ndash IA 1101 and 1102 (21051) Elective Grade Level 9th Prerequisite None Length One semester (two periods) Credit 1 Credit Description This course is aimed at students who want to learn the BASIC woodworking skills This will be accomplished by completing small woodworking projects Students will learn wordworking skills that will be applicable to real life situations This class is designed for students boys and girls who have little or no experience in woodworking Projects completed in this course include Design Process (Drawing up plans) Energy and Power (Making and wiring a Lamp) Manufacturing (Mass production of a wood project) Communication (making a safety video or commercial on their project)
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EnglishLanguage Arts Department
English I-Composition- ENG 1101 Required Grade Level 9 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description In Composition I the writing process is reinforced and will be applied to personal narrative descriptive and expository writing Students will read short literature selections and write reaction essays Students will end the semester with a strong writing foundation Grammar sentence structure ideas writing style and syntax will be heavily emphasized in this class
English I-Literature- ENG 1102 Required Grade Level 9 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description Students will read To Kill a Mockingbird Romeo and Juliet and an assortment of multicultural short stories Students will learn vocabulary and complete writing and other assignments as they explore the literature selections In this class students will go beyond simple comprehension of literature they will be able to analyze and describe the effect of figurative language and other literary devices
English II- Speech- ENG 1201 Required Grade Level 10 Prerequisites English I Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description In Speech students will learn about communication and analyze the effect different types of communication have on themselves and others Students will prepare and present various types of speeches and learn valuable speaking and listening strategies This course focuses heavily on effective group communication English II-Composition amp Literature- ENG 1202 Required Grade Level 10 Prerequisites English I Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course encompasses a broad range of writing challenges along with the infusion of multiple pieces of literature Students will analyze creative communication through writing and respond with respectful personal responses to their classmatesrsquo pieces of writing
English III-American Literature- ENG1301
Required Grade Level 11 Prerequisites English I Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description The course surveys American literature and authors from the Colonial Period to the early Twentieth Century Students will learn vocabulary and complete short writing assignments and essays as they relate to the course content grammar usage and mechanics will also be stressed
14
English III-Advanced Composition- ENG 1302 Required Grade Level 11 Prerequisites English I Length One semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course will focus on the proper use of mechanics in writing and the further development of rhetorical skills Students will write a variety of short essays including those in the genres of narration exposition and research with a special emphasis placed on expository essays common in standardized tests
English IV-British Literature- ENG 1401 One credit of a senior-level English course is required Grade Level 12 Prerequisites Senior standing English I II amp III Length One semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course will survey British literature from ancient to modern times exploring the origin and evolution of the English language along the way Lessons will also include the study of literary elements vocabulary writing and grammar
English IV-Senior Writing- ENG1402 One credit of a senior-level English course is required Grade Level 12 Prerequisites Senior standing English I II amp III Length One semester Credit 05 Credit Description This is the capstone writing course for seniors which will combine advanced lessons on vocabulary and grammar with various forms of writing A variety of topics styles and disciplines will be used with the goal of fostering a critical informed view of mass media outlets and preparing students for post-secondary education inside or outside the classroom
Advanced Placement Literature and Composition- ENG 1801 amp 1802 One year of a senior-level English course is required Students must see the instructor for summer reading and vocabulary requirements Grade Level 12 Prerequisites Grade of at least B in English I II and III Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description Students will consider a workrsquos structure style and themes as well as such smaller-scale elements as the use of figurative language imagery symbolism and tone Students will discuss and write about the experience of literature the interpretation of literature and the evaluation of literature NOTE Students will have a chance to earn college credit by earning a certain composite score on the exam which is taken in May Neither taking nor passing the AP exam is required to earn high school credit College credit may be earned by scoring a preset score as determined by a specific college or university Some universities do not accept AP exam scores for credit check with your college before taking the exam
Yearbook Publications- ENG 2001 amp2002 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Sophomore Standing Length One year Credit 1 credit Description Yearbook class will be responsible for creating the schoolrsquos annual yearbook publication Students will review and apply the principles of reporting and photography with special emphasis placed on graphic design as it applies to publishing a comprehensive integrated
15
yearbook The ability to work with others pay attention to detail and work on assignments outside of school hours is recommended as many assignments will require one or all of these
JournalismNewspaper- ENG1601 amp 1602 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites None (based on available space) Length Two semesters (two semesters recommended) Credit 05 Credit (one credit recommended) Description Journalism will introduce students to the basic principles of reporting and photography with an emphasis on newspaper and other print journalism Students in this class will regularly design and publish the schoolrsquos newspaper working independently and in teams to complete assignments including interviewing subjects writing and editing stories taking pictures and designing layouts The ability to work with others pay attention to detail and work on assignments outside of school hours is recommended as many assignments will require one or all of these Photography and photojournalism skills may be included This course may be repeated by students at the instructorrsquos discretion
Creative Writing ndash ENG 1603 amp 1604 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites None Length 1 semester Credit 5 Creative Writing courses offer students the opportunity to develop and improve their technique and individual style in poetry short story drama essays and other forms of prose The emphasis of the courses is on writing however students may study exemplary representations and authors to obtain a fuller appreciation of the form and craft Although most creative writing classes cover several expressive forms others concentrate exclusively on one particular form (such as poetry or playwriting)
16
Fine Arts Department Introduction to Art - FA1301 amp 1302 Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites Length One Semester Credit 5 Credit Description This course is an introduction to high school art The elements and principles of design are emphasized demonstrate two and three dimensional construction utilize design vocabulary and basic drawing skills The principles of design are studied in projects such as architecture design through 1 2 amp 3 point perspective In the area of drawing projects will include human anatomy and creating correct proportions still life contour and line in nature In the area Painting the students will demonstrate painting techniques apply color theory and composition techniques This course also studies the basics of 3D~design Students will learn to hand build coil pots pinch pots slabs and many others
Creative Art Drawing- FA1401 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Creative Art and DrawingPainting Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description Advanced drawing techniques in black and white or color media utilize positive and negative space in a composition identify anatomy and proportion in figure drawing demonstrate proportions in portraiture student develops and produces portfolio of advanced work
Creative Art Painting- FA1501 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Creative Art Drawing Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description Study and use variety of painting media watercolor acrylics and water-based inks Utilize pigment color relationships demonstrate color mixing demonstrate personal growth and increased knowledge of selected media and style present portfolio of advanced work Students will also have to purchase own canvas
Digital Photography- FA1601 Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites Graphics Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This photography course is designed to give students experience in taking and analyzing photographs Students will also learn additional skills such as film processing using a scanner and manipulating photos with Photo Software As a photography student you will also become familiar with how the digital camera works Students will need to have a digital camera and Photo book
Art Portfolio I- FA1701 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Creative Art and DrawingPainting and 3 or 4 Advanced Classes
17
Length One semester Credit 05 Credit Description Students in this class will sign a contract stating the goals they will accomplish during a semester A minimum of 10 projects is required One project is required from each of the following areas 18 X 24 in drawing 14 x 18 in painting ceramics sculpture and design The three remaining projects are the studentrsquos choice Students will submit a self-analysis sheet with each project they complete One art history report and replica is also required
Ceramics Pottery Elective
Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Intro to Art
Length One semester Credit 05 credit
Students will demonstrate advanced ceramics and sculpture techniques to create 3D sculpture working with
clay and other media Students will create clay projects on the potterrsquos wheel Students will know how to load
and unload the kiln
Drama I- FA1801 amp 1802 Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites none Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description Drama focuses on all aspects of theater This course will explore the history of drama and how it has influenced civilization Students will closely examine various types of drama from classic Greek tragedies to modern day American theater Students will also learn different acting techniques and will develop improvisational skills All students will be required to participate in all exercises and performances Participation is expected and will be a large portion of the grade Imagination and creativity are a must for this course
Drama II- FA1901 amp 1902 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Drama I Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description In Drama II Students will continue their exploration of drama and theatre Students will explore additional techniques of acting while sharpening their acting and improvisational skills Students will also examine how to produce a play and experiment with various stage settings This includes directing a one-act play Students will also explore the mechanics of theatre including lighting sound costuming and make-up All students will be required to participate in all exercises and performances Participation is expected and will be a large portion of the grade As with Drama I imagination and creativity are a must for this course
Music Appreciation- FA2001 amp 2002 Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description Music appreciation class is made up of bookwork listening assignments some research in this class will be involved as well as written assignments We will be learning music theory the reading and writing of notes rhythms and symbols on a staff We will also be exploring different genres or types of music such as blues jazz country rock and roll pop as well as world
18
music Most of the grade points in this class will be made up of in class assignments and projects but there will be take home homework and research assignments as well
Concert Band- FA 1101 amp 1102 Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites 5-8 band Length Two semesters Credit 1 credit Description Students will play many types and styles of music throughout the year Marching Band is included at the beginning of the year with various competitions and parades Pep Band plays throughout the year at home sporting events Concert band and Jazz band meet throughout the year and students will also have some opportunities to play in a drum line along with optional solo and ensemble opportunities
Concert Choir- FA1001 amp 1002
Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites By Audition Only Length Two semesters Credit 1 Credit Description Concert Choir will meet every day for 49 minutes The concert choir will be by audition only(30 to-40 members) and will be the one that goes to honors choirs and contests Concert choir will compete in large group contests and have the opportunity to go to small groupsolo contest Only members of the concert choir will be able to audition for All-State Choir and participate in the Big East Honors Choir They will also be required to perform at the winter and spring concerts as well as various community events
Womenrsquos Ensemble
Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None Length Two semesters Credit 1 Credit Description Meets Monday through Friday for 49 minutes The ladies will sing a wide range of genres and languages in 3 and 4 part harmony accompanied and unaccompanied Participation in small group and large group contest as well as home concerts in December and May are required in attendance There may also be opportunities to perform at various community events
Mens Ensemble
Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None Length Two semesters Credit 1 credit Description Meets Monday through Friday for 49 minutes Sing and cover many types of music throughout the year The student will focus on becoming better at reading music and singing 2 3 and 4 part splits You will have the chance to sing a variety of repertoire and perform at the winter and spring concerts as well as various community events Solo work is not required
Symphonic Band Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites Audition Only Length Two semesters Credit 1 credit Description Students will play many types and styles of music throughout the year Marching Band is included at the beginning of the year with various competitions and parades Pep Band
19
plays throughout the year at home sporting events Concert band and Jazz band meet throughout the year and students will also have some opportunities to play in a drum line along with optional solo and ensemble opportunities
Health and Physical Education
High School PE- PEHS 1101 amp PEHS1102 Required Grade Level 9 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description Students will participate in physical activity to achieve and maintain a health enhancing level of physical fitness Students will also participate in and learn different lifetime activities
Health- PE1301 amp PE 1302 Required Grade Level 9 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description Class will cover various health-related topics relevant to teenage life Class consists mainly of lecture and class discussion
Fitness and Conditioning- PE1201 amp 1202 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Physical EducationHealth Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit DescriptionStudents learn the benefits and proper skills associated with strength training plyometrics and cardiovascular exercise Studentrsquos progress is kept with a series of physical and strength testing each nine weeks
20
Math Department
Math requirement and suggestions
1 8th
graders taking Algebra I who do not score proficient on the End of Course Exam will not gain
Algebra I high school credit and will take the course as freshmen
2 Placement in Pathways or Algebra I is based on a studentrsquos performance in their 8th
grade math class
3 Passing a math class with anything less than a C- should be considered an indicator that the next level
math class may be difficult to successfully complete It may be in the studentrsquos best interest to repeat
this class
4 Students planning on attending college in South Dakota that have anything less than a C- in Algebra I
Geometry and Advanced Algebra may have some difficulty with the required math placement exam
An unacceptable score on this exam (ACT score below 20) will require the student to take a remedial
math class for no credit at their own expense
5 If a student wishes to ldquodouble-uprdquo with Geometry and Algebra II during the sophomore or junior year it
is highly recommended that the student receive at least a ldquoBrdquo in Algebra I and be very organized and
very self-disciplined
6 It is important to note that the classes that meet the graduation requirement may not satisfy the entrance
requirements at the college a student chooses Any questions in this area should be directed to a
studentrsquos counselor
Pathways to AlgebramdashMA 1001 amp 1002 Elective (by teacher recommendation only) Grade Level 9 Prerequisites None Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This course will focus on math skills necessary to succeed in Algebra I Registration for this course is based on student performance in prior math courses and also on teacher recommendation
Algebra I ndash MA 1201 amp 1202
Required Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description In this course students will learn the language of algebra (properties) work with real numbers solve linear equations graph relations and functions analyze linear equations solve linear inequalities and solve systems of equations and inequalities They may also be introduced to polynomial operations factoring quadratic and exponential functions radical expressions rational expressions and equations statistics and probability A scientific calculator is recommended
Geometry ndash MA 1301 amp 1302 Required Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites Algebra I Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This course introduces students to geometrical concepts and reasoning Students will work with segment measure and coordinate graphing angles parallels triangles and congruence triangles and their properties triangle inequalities quadrilaterals and their properties proportions
21
and similarity polygons and area circles and their properties surface area and volume right triangles and trigonometry circle relationships proofs and transformations A scientific calculator is recommended
Informal Geometry ndash MA 1010 amp 1020 Prerequisite Algebra I (need teacher recommendation) Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit
Description Geometry will introduce the students to geometrical concepts and reasoning Students will also work with segment measure and coordinate graphing angles parallels triangles and congruence triangles and their properties triangle inequalities quadrilaterals and their properties proportions and similarity polygons and area circles and their properties surface area and volume right triangles and trigonometry circle relationships proofs and transformations
Algebra II ndash MA 1401 amp 1402 Required Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Algebra I Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This course will review some principles of Algebra I Topics may include solving equations and inequalities linear relations and functions systems of equations and inequalities matrices polynomials quadratic functions and inequalities polynomial functions conic sections rational expressions and equations exponential and logarithmic relations sequences and series probability and statistics trigonometric functions and trigonometric graphs and identities A graphing TI-83+ or TI-84+ graphing calculator is recommended due to the extensive use of its functions
Pre-Calculus ndash MA 1701 amp 1702 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Algebra II and Geometry Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This course will review some principles of Algebra II Topics may include linear relations and functions systems of equations and inequalities the nature of graphs polynomial and rational functions trigonometric functions and their graphs trigonometric identities and equations vectors and parametric equations polar coordinates and complex numbers conic sections exponential and logarithmic functions sequences and series combinatorics and probability statistics and data analysis and possibly an introduction to calculus A graphing TI-83+ or TI-84+ graphing calculator is highly recommended due to the extensive use of its functions
Statistics and Probability ndash MA 2201 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Algebra I and Algebra II
Length 1 Semester Credit 5 Descritpion Probability and Statistics courses introduce the study of likely events and the analysis interpretation and presentation of quantitative data Course topics generally include basic probability and statistics discrete probability theory odds and probabilities probability trees populations and samples frequency tables measures of central tendency and presentation of data (including graphs) Course topics may also include normal distribution and measures of variability
22
Consumer Math ndash MA 1501 amp 1502 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites None Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description In this course students will review some concepts of working with numbers decimals fractions as well as some estimation and rounding techniques Students will then be introduced to topics such as part-time and summer jobs full-time work recreation and sports costs basic purchases checking and savings accounts credit automobile expenses taxes housing personal finance and investments
Calculus MA 1801 amp 1802 Elective Grade Level 12 Prerequisites Pre-Calculus Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This course includes limits and continuity differentiation applications of differentiation integration applications of the definite integral exponentials logarithms and other transcendental functions integration techniques infinite series and parametric equations and polar coordinates A graphing TI-83+ or TI-84+ graphing calculator is highly recommended due to the extensive use of its functions
23
Mentoring
Mentoring- MN 1001 amp1002 Elective
Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites 30 GPA amp Instructor Approval ndash must complete an application
and get a teacher recommendation
Length One or Two Semesters Credit 5 Credit Semester
Description Mentors will go to the Elementarty or Intermediate School and are assigned to a classroom to
assist with academic and social skills while being a positive role model to younger students Course is a Pass
Fail
24
Science Department
Physical Science- CS1201 amp 1202 Required Grade Level 9th Prerequisites None Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description Physical science is a required laboratory science usually taken in the 9th grade The focus of this class will be critical thinking skills laboratory skills and basic concepts of physics and chemistry Students will be involved in regular laboratory exercises that will develop their abilities to collect and report data use scientific conversions properly use lab equipment and manipulate data in scientific formulas
Biology I- SC1701 amp 1702 Required Grade Level 10th Prerequisites Physical Science Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This is a life science course that examines such topics in units of ecology cells genetics the history of life plants invertebrates vertebrates and the human body We present these major topics and discuss how all living things on Earth are connected and in fact dependent upon each other Students will be expected to complete projects give presentations and perform lab experiments complete with extensive lab reports
Chemistry- SC1501 amp 1502 Required Grade Level 11th-12th Prerequisites Physical Science Biology Algebra II (may be taken concurrently) Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This is an upper-level elective that is designed to be a college-preparatory course Students should have a strong background in mathematics Students will participate in laboratory work discussions and writing related to the study of matter and energy Chemistry is essential for careers in medicine dentistry pharmacy nursing veterinary work family and consumer sciences agriculture forestry and engineering Topics covered will include atomic structure periodicity bonding stoichiometry reaction dynamics and acids amp bases
Physics- SC2001 amp 2002 Required Grade Level 11th-12th Prerequisites B or better in Geometry and Algebra Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description Students will study energy mechanics heat light electricity and atomic physics Physics is a mathematically intensive so students should have a strong background in both math and science to do well in this course
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AnatomyPhysiology-Bio III- SC1301 amp 1302 Elective Grade Level 11th-12th Prerequisites Biology Chemistry also strongly suggested Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This is an upper-level elective that is designed as a preparatory course for college-bound students interested in pursuing a career in a health or medical-related field Anatomy is the study of the parts of the human body and physiology is a study of how those parts work The course begins on a cellular level and moves to a study of the tissues and organ systems Students need to have a strong biology and chemistry background coming into this course as well as be proficient in note taking There is a lot of reading involved and there will also be several labs to be completed with extensive lab reports This course does involve direct study of anatomyphysiology through activities such as dissections and a trip to a college lab to view human cadavers
Astronomy- SC1401 Elective Grade Level 11th-12th Prerequisites B or better in Physical Science and Algebra Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This is an upper-level elective Students will study the characteristics of planets stars and galaxies They will also explore our place in our solar system and the universe through the study of the history of astronomy the design and use of astronomical tools and ideas of modern cosmology
Environmental Science-CS1801 Elective Grade Level 11th-12th Prerequisites B or better in Biology Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description Environmental science is an upper-level elective in which students will demonstrate an understanding of the diverse interrelationships that organisms have with each other and their environment They will also address the political and economic implications of the allocation of limited resources Students will research and discuss problems with populations communities and ecosystems They will also trace the movement of energy through the ecosystem
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Social Sciences Department Geography- SS 1101 Required Grade Level 9 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course will consist of the study of geography with the geographic components revolving around the five fundamental themes of geography and the nationally recognized standards for geography The emphasis of the course is on geography and climate and their impact on the development history and government culture and lifestyle and contemporary society of a region
World History- SS 1102 Required Grade Level 9 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course covers pre-historic to modern times in both western and non-western worlds Topics include the rise of civilization political social and economic developments of the Middle Ages the Renaissance and era of discovery the growth of democracy and nationalism the industrial revolution and the two world wars
American History- SS 1301 amp 1302 Required (or AP US History with prior approval) Grade Level 10 or 11 Prerequisites World History amp Geography Length Two semesters Credit 1 credit Description This course is designed as a concentrated study of our nation from post-American Civil War to the present The purpose of the course is to make students aware of past events so they can have a better understanding of present events Critical thinking and writing will be emphasized Current issues will be discussed and evaluated in their historical context
AP (Advanced Placement) United States History- SS 2101 amp 2102 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites TeacherAdministration consent Length Two semesters Credit 1 credit Description This course is meant to be the equivalent of a college freshman level American history course The course prepares students to take the AP exam which can earn students college credit It is a two semester survey of American history from the earliest explorations to modern times Emphasis is placed on critical and evaluative thinking skills essay writing primary document analysis and historiography Students are required to read outside novels and perform outside research independently Students are required to write numerous historical and analytical essays
Government- SS 1401 Required Grade Level 12 Prerequisites American History Length One Semester Credit 5 credit Description Government examines the origins of American government as well as its current structure and administration The main branches of the government are explored as well as state and local governments
Criminal Justice Today- SS 1801
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Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course uses interactive methods to give students a practical understanding of law and our legal system while focusing on legal issues relevant to students lives and developing knowledge and skills essential in our law-oriented society International Affairs- SS 1501 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites American History or AP US History Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course familiarizes students with the various issues and news events taking place in the world and how these events affect our lives Local state national and world news items will be featured The major objectives are to promote inquiry through presentation and debate of conflicting viewpoints and to assign students to discover and reflect upon societal problems relevant to their lives It will provide opportunities to apply techniques of investigation and inquiry to the study of significant problems or issues
Psychology- SS 1601 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Biology Length One semester Credit 05 Credit Description In this course students will learn about basic research methods human development from birth to old age the anatomy of the brain and its influence on behavior sensation and perception intelligence and psychological disorders
AP PsychologymdashSS 2501 amp 2502 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Biology Length Two Semesters Credit 10 Credit Description This is a challenging course that is meant to be the equivalent of a college freshmen level Psychology survey course This course is aimed at preparing students for the AP Psychology exam which can earn students college credit Students will explore the history and theoretical basis of psychology relationships between human biology and human behavior theories of development and mental disorders and therapies An emphasis is placed on critical thinking skills essay writing and research methodology Students will be required to write numerous essays and perform research projects
American Presidents- SS 1802 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites American History or AP US History Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course is designed to be a focused study of the most influential presidencies in American history The emphasis will be placed on an evaluation of how various presidents have understood and exercised their constitutional powers in times of war and peace dealing with issues both foreign and domestic
African American History- SS 2002 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit
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Description In this course students learn of the perseverance bravery and achievements of African-Americans throughout United States history and of the continuing impact of African-Americans on life in the United States at the turn of the twenty-first century
American History and Film- SS 2201 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites American History or AP US History Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course offers an exploration of United States cultural and social history through the medium of film and other mediums of mass culture Students will be asked to rethink the relationships between reality and representation and to re-conceptualize the boundaries between history and film
Sociology- SS 2001 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites None Length One semester Credit 05 Credit Description In this course students will learn about the basis of culture social structure deviance and group behavior through the lens of basic theoretical perspectives of sociology
29
World Language Department
American Sign Language I- FL 1401 amp 1402 Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This introductory class to American Sign Language focuses on finger spelling numbers sign vocabulary grammar non-manual signals and culture of the Deaf community This class also focuses on how to interact with Deaf people and teaches Deaf values
American Sign Language II- FL 1404 amp 1405 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites American Sign Language I Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This course is an intermediate level class focusing on conversational American Sign Language skills and grammar including heightened emphasis on non-manual signals classifiers and storytelling techniques This class also takes a closer look at the Deaf World
Spanish I- FL 1101 amp1102 Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This course is an introduction to the Spanish Language and culture Students will be introduced to Spanish reading writing listening and speaking skills Students will be able to pronounce Spanish comprehend Spanish on a beginnerrsquos level and write short dialogues in Spanish Students will study the culture of the Spanish-speaking world
Spanish II- FL 1201 amp1202 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Spanish I Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description In this course students will continue to improve reading writing listening and speaking skills in Spanish Students will continue to learn about Spanish-speaking countries their histories and cultures through research and presentations
Spanish III- FL 1601 amp 1602 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Spanish II Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Descriptions Students will continue to improve reading writing listening and speaking skills We will review and continue studying the grammatical structure learned in Spanish I and II as well as the thematic vocabulary and complex sentence structures Cultural topics will be integrated into the curriculum Emphasis is on communication in Spanish
Spanish Literature - FL 06109 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Spanish III Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Descriptions Spanish Literature courses place an emphasis on reading understanding and reacting in writing to literature written in Spanish
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Other Courses
Senior Experience- FACS 1501 amp 1502 Required Grade Level 12 Prerequisites MUST BE A SENIOR Length Two Semester Credit 1 Credit Description The purpose of the project is to allow the student to demonstrate the knowledge and maturity that heshe has gained during the course of hisher education The project must be a ldquolearning stretchrdquo meaning that it must go beyond what one already knows or has experienced The Senior Experience is a three-part process consisting of a research paper a projectproduct that is an extension of the research and an oral presentation The topic of this experience is chosen by the student This course is a year long senior course and required for graduation
SILDL (Distance Learning) Courses
(Subject to Change) MMC College Courses
Teacher instructors hired by Mount Marty College and taken over the DDN network live with the
teacher Courses may also be offered online
Level These are college courses not open to underclassmen
Prerequisites
--In order to take these courses students must meet two of the following
A 30 cumulative grade point average
B Minimum grade of B in coursework related to the college course
C ACT score of at least 21 in the content area subtest
D Rank in the top frac12 of the class
Courses and Times
Fall Courses
Composition 1 ndash 700-750 am (possibly other times)
College Algebra ndash 800-850 am
Intro to Psychology ndash 900-950 am
American Government ndash 300 ndash 350 pm
Spring Courses
Literature 1 ndash 700-750 am
Pre-Calculus ndash 800-850 am
Intro to Sociology ndash 900-950 am
Course offeringstimes subject to chagne
Cost Math courses are 4 credits cost = $380 per semester plus books
Other courses are 3 credits cost = $285 per semester plus books
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SILDL High School Courses
Description These hybrid courses (online using local area teachers) are self paced yet rigorous and are
taught and monitored by certified teachers These courses are free with the exception of some course
materials may be needed
Course Offerings (May Change)
Agribusiness
Anatomy and Physiology
Natural History
Physics
Comprehensive Creative Art
Accounting 1 and 2
Digital Media
Service Learning
Spanish 1 and 2
Note If TAHS offers an above course in house we will place student in lsquoin housersquo course
unless extenuating circumstances
NSU Center for Statewide E-Learning AP Learning Power
Description These online AP courses are for public high school students The Learning Power AP
coursework will be challenging so a solid academic background in the identified content area will be
essential The course is free but there is a fee for taking the test
Course Offerings
AP Biology
AP Calculus AB
AP Chemistry
AP EnglishLanguage and Composition
AP EnglishLiterature and Composition
AP Physics B
AP Statistics
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CAREER AND TECHNICAL EDCUATION ACADEMY SIOUX FALLS SCHOOL DISTRICT
Description The CTE Academy is in Sioux Falls We bus for the 715 am course Course schedules vary from semester to semester There is an application process
Architecture and Construction Carpentry I (CTC-30613062) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 2 semesters (2 hours) Credit 1 credit semester Description Successful carpenters need to know more than just how to operate equipment Learn the basics of this career and the value of doing work by constructing two homes from the foundation to the rafters to near completion
Carpentry II (CTC-30813082) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Carpentry I Length 2 semesters (2 hours) Credit 1 credit semester Description In this continuation of Carpentry I young carpenters learn leadership qualities while building a home at the CTE Academy Gain an increased understanding of specialty products and materials Learn project cost-estimating and blue printing
Advanced Woodworking and Cabinet Making (CTC-30903092) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 semester (2 hours) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn advanced woodworking skills including building and installation of cabinets while developing workplace connections and exploring careers in the field
Hospitality and Tourism CulinaryRestaurant Management I (ProStart I) (CTT-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 semester (2 hours) Credit 1 credit semester Description The ProStart program is an industry-based program that prepares students for careers in the restaurant and food service industry Topics include preparing and serving safe food preventing accidents and injuries industrial kitchen equipment usage nutrition business math and business cost awareness
CulinaryResturant Management II (ProStart II) (CTT-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites ProStart I Length 1 semester (2 hours) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn how to be successful in the hospitality and tourism career field Students continue their study of culinary arts ndash gaining essential customer services skills used in food service lodging and business careers Select students have the opportunity to participate in the CTE Culinary Arts competition team
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Baking and Pastries (CTT-3040) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites ProStart I Length 1 semester (2 hours) Credit 1 credit semester Description In this specialized class students gain the fundamental skills necessary to work in a commercial bakery or your own kitchen Advanced studies include breads pies cakes pastries and much more
Arts AV Technology and Communications Intro to Arts AV Technology and Communications (CTA-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none
Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Lights Camera Action Be your own director Write and produce audio and video projects that inform demonstrate persuade and even entertain Students get hands-on experience using the same digital technology used in world renowned video and film production companies
AV Production (CTA-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to ArtsAV Tech amp Com Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Develop advanced skills in writing and production of audio and video projects Make your work accessible on the internet and see your own quality work proudly displayed on the Districtrsquos cable access channel KLRN-TV
Broadcast Technology (CTA-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to ArtsAV Tech amp Com Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Produce video and audio projects and pieces for the KLRN Klassroom TV show as well as off-site remote broadcasts This course is designed to prepare high school students for professional employment andor further education in television news sports and digital video production
Digital Music Production (CTA-3040) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to ArtsAV Tech amp Com Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Develop knowledge of the music business music copyright and the use electronic music in the entertainment business computer gaming internet technology and music production field
Digital Animation (CTA-3050) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to ArtsAV Tech amp Com Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Manipulate images music and graphics to create animated projects Animation is seen in advertisements on television on your computer screen and on many other things that pop up from the internet
Heath Science
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Health Careers I (CTS-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none (recommended Anatomy Physiology) Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Want a career in the exciting medical profession Develop an awareness of various health-related careers while learning entry-level skills needed for all jobs in the profession Guest speakers demonstrations and field trips to local health care facilities provide real-life learning opportunities
Health Careers II (CTS-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Health Careers I (need a grade of C or better) Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Try a career in the medical field by completing an internship in a health care facility Apply entry-level skills while on the job Upon successful completion of both courses students are eligible to sit for the Certified Nursing Assistant (CAN) Exam
Project Lead the Way Biomedical Sciences Program This program is divided into four courses-each course building upon the previous Students interested in math science and the human body will be exposed to dynamic hands-on real-world problems to engage and challenge students who are interested in a career in medicine
Principals of Biomedical Sciences PLTW (CTS-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none (recommended Biology Chemistry) Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Study human medicine research processes and get an introduction to crime scene analysis Students investigate various health conditions such as heart disease diabetes sickle cell disease etc Students are engaged through hands-on projects and medical researched
Human Body Systems Biomed II PLTW (CTS-3040) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Principals of Biomedical Sciences Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Play the role of biomedical professionals solving medical mysteries and explore how body systems work together to maintain good health Students investigate the structures and functions of the human body
Medical Interventions Biomed III PLTW (CTS-3050) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Human Body Systems Biomed II Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description This ldquohow-tordquo class allows students to explore how to prevent and fight infection how to screen and evaluate the code in human DNA how to prevent diagnose and treat cancer and how to prevail when the organs of the body begin to fail
Biomedical Innovation Biomed IV PTLW (CTS-3060) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Medical Interventions Biomed III Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description In this capstone course students design and conduct experiments related to the diagnosis treatment and prevention of disease or illness Course includes an internship in the community
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Human Services All Human Services students study confidentially and are CPRAED certified Students prepare personal resume and portfolio
Intro to Human Services (CTH - 3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description People-oriented occupations require training in human development parenting personal care and wellness counseling consumer services and employment skills Through field experiences and classroom activities students identify possibly career paths suitable to their strengths skills and talents
Guiding Youth and Families (CTH-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Students explore careers related to working directly with youth adolescents adults and the elderly Classroom activities and field experiences expose students to topics including behavior theory relationships ethics and legal issues social problems support systems and learning theories
Personal Services (CTH-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Students learn advanced study of human care and wellness while exploring communication strategies dietetics and nutrition exercise and fitness first aid ethics and legal issues and event planning This is a great choice for students who wish to go into cosmetology personal training or dietetics
Information Technology Introduction to Technology and Computer Support (CTN-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Students learn about computer technology inside a lab format Topics include computer assembly and disassembly troubleshooting repairs operating system installation and peripheral device support Advanced topics include operating system optimization and networking
Advanced Computer Support and Networking (CTN-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Technology and Computer Support Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Upon completion of this course students are prepared to take the CompTIA A+ certification exams Topics include advanced troubleshooting setting up a computer network supporting networking devices establishing network securities and supporting mobile devices
Manufacturing and Welding Principles of Manufacturing (CTM-3010)
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Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description This project based class covers careers in the fields of Manufacturing and Mechatronics Learn measurement robotics and pneumatics thermal technology basic CAD operations machine tools quality controls welding and soldering purchasing and warehouse management
ElectronicsRobotics (CTM-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Principals of Manufacturing Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Gain advanced knowledge of robotics electronics ACDC electrical manufacturing processes control and materials Advanced training in soldering may lead to industry certification
Introduction to Auto Welding I ( ) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description
Welding II (CTM-3220) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Welding I Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Improve work and safety skills by making and using workable plans for school and personal projects Students improve out-of-position welding skills with SMAW (Shield Metal Arc Welding) and GMAC (Gas Metal Arc Welding) and become proficient in the use of a plasma cutter and wire feed welding processes
Advanced Welding amp Fabrication (CTM-3230) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Welding I and Welding II Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 Credit semester Description Students are exposed to gas tungsten arc welding aluminum welding gouging blueprint reading and heavy duty welding applications for large scale welding projects Students shadow a professional in the field to understand the physical attributes of the career
Aviation Introduction to Aviation (CTF-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn all aspects of the aviation industry including history principles of flight aircraft systems and performance weather navigation and aviation physiology Career exploration and flight simulation training make this an exciting class
Advanced Aviation and Flight (CTF-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Aviation
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Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Prepare to take the FAA private pilot written exam as well as gain significant knowledge to begin an FAA flight training programming Learn aerodynamics air craft systems federal regulations flight planning weather and flight maneuvers
Science Technology Engineering and Math Project Lead The Way Pathway to Engineering Program Design an alternative housing project test and build wind turbines and apply engineering concepts related to biomechanics ndash think robotics Earn up to 12 college credits towards your engineering degree while you are in high school
Introduction to Engineering Design Engineering I PTLW (CTE-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Students learn how to apply the engineering design process to solve problems in and out of the classroom Using real world 3-D software students communicate the details of the products and will have the opportunity to create prototypes using our 3-D printer
Principles of Engineering Engineering II PTLW (CTE-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Engineering Design Engineering I Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn about major engineering concepts you will encounter in a college engineering curriculum Conduct destructive testing as you learn about material properties Apply your knowledge of engineering concepts as you tackle real-world engineering design problems through the use of VEX Robotics
Digital Electronics Engineering III PTLW (CTE-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Principles of Engineering Engineering II Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Use combinational and sequential logic design key elements of careers in engineering Students design circuits to solve problems export their designs to a printed circuit auto-routing program that generates printed circuit boards and use appropriate components to build their designs
Engineering Design and Development (EDD) Engineering IV PTLW (CTE-3080) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Digital Electronics Engineering III Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Design test and construct a solution to real-world engineering problem The EDD course allows students to apply skills and knowledge learned in previous Project Lead The Way courses
Transportation Distribution and Logistics Introduction to Vehicle Systems and Maintenance offered at the home high schools is a prerequisite for the auto tech courses
Introduction to Auto Welding I ( ) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description This course has been approved by the South Dakota Department of
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Education to fulfill high school graduation requirements for Career amp Technical Education(CTE) Successful completion of this course is a prerequisite to take the advanced Auto Tech courses at the CTE Academy Demonstrate safety in the shop and lab while obtaining skills for the career and hobby opportunities in the automotive field Students will raise and support all vehicles inspect fluid levels perform an oil change and chassis lube service Students will test service and inspect vehicle electrical cooling and chassis systems Students will also perform services on tires transmission brakes fuel system and interior and exterior surfaces
Automotive Brakes (CTL-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn the fine adjustments and diagnosis techniques of automobile braking systems while troubleshooting and testing Use industry-quality computer equipment to learn the proper installation analyze data and repair vehicle brakes under actual conditions
Automotive Suspension and Steering (CTL-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn the fine adjustments and diagnosis of suspension and steering systems Troubleshoot and test steering and suspension components Use industry-quality equipment and computers to analyze data while working on vehicles under actual conditions
Automotive Electronics (CTL-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Test electronic engine controls and computer diagnosis perform ignition and tune-up procedures test charging and starting systems
Automotive Engine Performance (CTL-3040) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Using the latest in automotive technology and diagnostic equipment students build on their knowledge about fuel systems and fuel injection systems repair under actual lab and shop conditions
Introduction to Auto Body Repair and Estimating (CTL-3050) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Become acquainted with the requirements qualifications and skills needed in the field of auto body repair Demonstrate proper procedures and safety when handling tools and equipment
Auto Body Structural Analysis and Damage Repair (CTL-3060) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Body Repair and Estimating Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester
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Description Demonstrate skills necessary for repairing auto body damage and repainting Successful completion may result in credits in the Auto Body Technology program at Southeast Technical Institute
Auto Body Nonstructural Analysis and Damage Repair (CTL-3070) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Body Repair and Estimating Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Repair auto body damage properly prepare automobile surfaces for painting analyze record and estimate the time and material needed to finish a vehicle Successful completion may result in credits in the Auto Body Technology program at Southeast Technical Institute
Auto Body Painting and Refinishing (CTL-3070) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Body Repair and Estimating Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Gain an understanding of the environmental regulations and industry processes used in painting and refinishing to achieve invisible repair
Academy of Finance This 2 or 3 year national program is designed to prepare students with practical skills to enter the real world of business and finance Earn up to 17 college credits Apply freshman or sophomore year for this program that is sponsored by the National Academy Foundation Financial support is provided by Citibank and numerous local internship sponsors
Sophomore Year Fall Semester Accounting I (ACBA40114012) Spring Semester Accounting II (ACBA40214022) or Introduction to Financial Services (ACBA4070) AND Banking and Credit (ACBA4050)
Junior Year Fall Semester Accounting I (ACBA40114012) or Introduction to Financial Services (ACBA4070) AND Banking and Credit (ACBA4050) Spring Semester Accounting II (ACBA40214022) or Introduction to Financial Services (ACBA4070) AND Banking and Credit (ACBA4050)
Summer Internship Senior Year Fall Semester Financial Planning (ACB-5010) Spring Semester Accounting II (ACBA20214022) AND Financial Economics (ACB-5020)
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One Page Course Offerings Summary
English Gr Math Gr Science Gr Social Science Gr English I ndash Comp
English I ndash Lit
English II ndash Speech
English II ndash CompLit
English III ndash Am Lit
English III ndash Adv
Comp
English IV ndash Brit Lit
English IV ndash Sr Writing
Adv Placement
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Yearbook Pub
Creative Writing
JournalismNewspaper
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Pre-Calculus
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Geography
World History
American History
AP US History
Government
Criminal Justice Today
International Affairs
Psychology
AP Psychology
American Presidents
African American History
Sociology
American History amp Film
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World Language Gr HealthPE Gr Business (CTE Gr FACS (CTE) Gr ASL I
ASL II
Spanish I
Spanish II
Spanish III
Spanish Literature
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HS PE
Health
FitnessConditioning
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Intro to Business
Accounting I
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Business Law
Personal Finance
Economics
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Interior Design
Advanced Interior Design
Nutrition and Wellness
Dietetics amp Nutrition
Human Dev
PrenatalTodd
Human Dev AdolAdult
Youth Internships
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Information
Tech (CTE)
Gr Industrial Tech
(CTE)
Gr SILDL Gr Mt Marty Gr
Computer Applications
Web Design
Computer Hardware
Database Management
VB Programming
C++ Programming
Multimedia Design
Comp Prog (Game
Design)
9-12
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Cabinet Making
Intro to Building Trade
Small Engines
Intro to Tech Education
9-12
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Agribusiness
AnatomyPhysiology
Natural History
Physics
Comprehensive Art
Accounting 1 and 2
Digital Media
Service Learning
Spanish 1 and 2
Composition I
College Algebra
Intro to Psychology
American Government
Literature I
Pre-Calculus
Intro to Sociology
Fine Arts Gr Fine Arts Gr NSU Center Gr Intro to Art
Creative Drawing
Creative Painting
Digital Photography
Art Portfolio
Drama I
Drama II
9-12
10-12
10-12
9-12
11-12
9-12
10-12
Music Appreciation
Concert Band
Concert Choir
Womenrsquos Ensemble
Menrsquos Ensemble
Symphonic Band
9-12
9-12
9-12
9-12
9-12
9-12
AP Biology
AP Calculus AB
AP Chemistry
AP EnglishLanguage and
Composition
AP EnglishLiterature and
Composition
AP Physics B
AP Statistics
Other Courses Gr Senior Experience
Mentoring
Courses at CTE Academy
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11-12
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Freshmen Required Courses
English Composition English Literature
Geography World History
Physical Science
Computer Applications Web Design
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Tea Area Freshmen Registration
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Sophomore Required Courses
Written Communication Speech
American History
Biology
Math Course
PEHealth Or other elective
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Tea Area Sophomore Registration
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Junior Required Courses
American Lit Advanced Comp
Check One Personal Finance ___
Economics ___
Science Course
Math Course
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Tea Area Junior Registration
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Senior Required Courses Senior English (3 options)
Government
Senior Project
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Parent Signature ___________________________________Date____________________
Tea Area Senior Registration
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Length One Semester (first) Credit 1 Credit Description Youth Internships allow students the opportunity to consolidate and apply the learning from their high school coursework into a meaningful and relevant on-the job experience It is their venue to connect with the world outside of school and to gain the skills to go on to further education andor enter the workforce The purpose of this program is to give Junior and Senior students the opportunity to expand their experience in the career cluster of their choice Attendance will come into consideration when applying to the Youth Internship program
Industrial Technology
Cabinet Making- IA 1201 amp 1202 Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None Length One Semester (two periods) Credit 1 Creditsemester Description This course introduces the student to fundamentals of woodworking Topics covered wood wood products hand tools power tools lab safety and power tool safety Community Involvement Field trips will be taken to various community businesses throughout the construction industry (Cabinetry House Construction) Students are required to complete projects during the semester
Introduction to Building Trades- IA 1301 amp 1302 Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites Cabinet Making Length One Semester (two periods) Credit 1 Creditsemester Description This course is hands on introduction to the field of building construction Students learn how to use hand power tools with safety being emphasized Wood identification carpentry jobs and carpentry vocations are discussed Field trips will be taken to job sites
Small Engines- IA 1101 amp 1102 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites None Length Two Semesters (two periods) Credit 1 Creditsemester Description Subject manner is presented on engine principles the use of measuring and testing instruments and engine systems such as compression ignition carburetion and starting The instructional program includes preventative maintenance off-season storage safety four-stroke cycle engine overhaul and two-stroke cycle overhaul The engines for this study program are furnished by the students
Introduction to Technology Education (IA) ndash IA 1101 and 1102 (21051) Elective Grade Level 9th Prerequisite None Length One semester (two periods) Credit 1 Credit Description This course is aimed at students who want to learn the BASIC woodworking skills This will be accomplished by completing small woodworking projects Students will learn wordworking skills that will be applicable to real life situations This class is designed for students boys and girls who have little or no experience in woodworking Projects completed in this course include Design Process (Drawing up plans) Energy and Power (Making and wiring a Lamp) Manufacturing (Mass production of a wood project) Communication (making a safety video or commercial on their project)
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EnglishLanguage Arts Department
English I-Composition- ENG 1101 Required Grade Level 9 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description In Composition I the writing process is reinforced and will be applied to personal narrative descriptive and expository writing Students will read short literature selections and write reaction essays Students will end the semester with a strong writing foundation Grammar sentence structure ideas writing style and syntax will be heavily emphasized in this class
English I-Literature- ENG 1102 Required Grade Level 9 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description Students will read To Kill a Mockingbird Romeo and Juliet and an assortment of multicultural short stories Students will learn vocabulary and complete writing and other assignments as they explore the literature selections In this class students will go beyond simple comprehension of literature they will be able to analyze and describe the effect of figurative language and other literary devices
English II- Speech- ENG 1201 Required Grade Level 10 Prerequisites English I Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description In Speech students will learn about communication and analyze the effect different types of communication have on themselves and others Students will prepare and present various types of speeches and learn valuable speaking and listening strategies This course focuses heavily on effective group communication English II-Composition amp Literature- ENG 1202 Required Grade Level 10 Prerequisites English I Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course encompasses a broad range of writing challenges along with the infusion of multiple pieces of literature Students will analyze creative communication through writing and respond with respectful personal responses to their classmatesrsquo pieces of writing
English III-American Literature- ENG1301
Required Grade Level 11 Prerequisites English I Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description The course surveys American literature and authors from the Colonial Period to the early Twentieth Century Students will learn vocabulary and complete short writing assignments and essays as they relate to the course content grammar usage and mechanics will also be stressed
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English III-Advanced Composition- ENG 1302 Required Grade Level 11 Prerequisites English I Length One semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course will focus on the proper use of mechanics in writing and the further development of rhetorical skills Students will write a variety of short essays including those in the genres of narration exposition and research with a special emphasis placed on expository essays common in standardized tests
English IV-British Literature- ENG 1401 One credit of a senior-level English course is required Grade Level 12 Prerequisites Senior standing English I II amp III Length One semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course will survey British literature from ancient to modern times exploring the origin and evolution of the English language along the way Lessons will also include the study of literary elements vocabulary writing and grammar
English IV-Senior Writing- ENG1402 One credit of a senior-level English course is required Grade Level 12 Prerequisites Senior standing English I II amp III Length One semester Credit 05 Credit Description This is the capstone writing course for seniors which will combine advanced lessons on vocabulary and grammar with various forms of writing A variety of topics styles and disciplines will be used with the goal of fostering a critical informed view of mass media outlets and preparing students for post-secondary education inside or outside the classroom
Advanced Placement Literature and Composition- ENG 1801 amp 1802 One year of a senior-level English course is required Students must see the instructor for summer reading and vocabulary requirements Grade Level 12 Prerequisites Grade of at least B in English I II and III Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description Students will consider a workrsquos structure style and themes as well as such smaller-scale elements as the use of figurative language imagery symbolism and tone Students will discuss and write about the experience of literature the interpretation of literature and the evaluation of literature NOTE Students will have a chance to earn college credit by earning a certain composite score on the exam which is taken in May Neither taking nor passing the AP exam is required to earn high school credit College credit may be earned by scoring a preset score as determined by a specific college or university Some universities do not accept AP exam scores for credit check with your college before taking the exam
Yearbook Publications- ENG 2001 amp2002 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Sophomore Standing Length One year Credit 1 credit Description Yearbook class will be responsible for creating the schoolrsquos annual yearbook publication Students will review and apply the principles of reporting and photography with special emphasis placed on graphic design as it applies to publishing a comprehensive integrated
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yearbook The ability to work with others pay attention to detail and work on assignments outside of school hours is recommended as many assignments will require one or all of these
JournalismNewspaper- ENG1601 amp 1602 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites None (based on available space) Length Two semesters (two semesters recommended) Credit 05 Credit (one credit recommended) Description Journalism will introduce students to the basic principles of reporting and photography with an emphasis on newspaper and other print journalism Students in this class will regularly design and publish the schoolrsquos newspaper working independently and in teams to complete assignments including interviewing subjects writing and editing stories taking pictures and designing layouts The ability to work with others pay attention to detail and work on assignments outside of school hours is recommended as many assignments will require one or all of these Photography and photojournalism skills may be included This course may be repeated by students at the instructorrsquos discretion
Creative Writing ndash ENG 1603 amp 1604 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites None Length 1 semester Credit 5 Creative Writing courses offer students the opportunity to develop and improve their technique and individual style in poetry short story drama essays and other forms of prose The emphasis of the courses is on writing however students may study exemplary representations and authors to obtain a fuller appreciation of the form and craft Although most creative writing classes cover several expressive forms others concentrate exclusively on one particular form (such as poetry or playwriting)
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Fine Arts Department Introduction to Art - FA1301 amp 1302 Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites Length One Semester Credit 5 Credit Description This course is an introduction to high school art The elements and principles of design are emphasized demonstrate two and three dimensional construction utilize design vocabulary and basic drawing skills The principles of design are studied in projects such as architecture design through 1 2 amp 3 point perspective In the area of drawing projects will include human anatomy and creating correct proportions still life contour and line in nature In the area Painting the students will demonstrate painting techniques apply color theory and composition techniques This course also studies the basics of 3D~design Students will learn to hand build coil pots pinch pots slabs and many others
Creative Art Drawing- FA1401 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Creative Art and DrawingPainting Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description Advanced drawing techniques in black and white or color media utilize positive and negative space in a composition identify anatomy and proportion in figure drawing demonstrate proportions in portraiture student develops and produces portfolio of advanced work
Creative Art Painting- FA1501 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Creative Art Drawing Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description Study and use variety of painting media watercolor acrylics and water-based inks Utilize pigment color relationships demonstrate color mixing demonstrate personal growth and increased knowledge of selected media and style present portfolio of advanced work Students will also have to purchase own canvas
Digital Photography- FA1601 Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites Graphics Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This photography course is designed to give students experience in taking and analyzing photographs Students will also learn additional skills such as film processing using a scanner and manipulating photos with Photo Software As a photography student you will also become familiar with how the digital camera works Students will need to have a digital camera and Photo book
Art Portfolio I- FA1701 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Creative Art and DrawingPainting and 3 or 4 Advanced Classes
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Length One semester Credit 05 Credit Description Students in this class will sign a contract stating the goals they will accomplish during a semester A minimum of 10 projects is required One project is required from each of the following areas 18 X 24 in drawing 14 x 18 in painting ceramics sculpture and design The three remaining projects are the studentrsquos choice Students will submit a self-analysis sheet with each project they complete One art history report and replica is also required
Ceramics Pottery Elective
Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Intro to Art
Length One semester Credit 05 credit
Students will demonstrate advanced ceramics and sculpture techniques to create 3D sculpture working with
clay and other media Students will create clay projects on the potterrsquos wheel Students will know how to load
and unload the kiln
Drama I- FA1801 amp 1802 Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites none Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description Drama focuses on all aspects of theater This course will explore the history of drama and how it has influenced civilization Students will closely examine various types of drama from classic Greek tragedies to modern day American theater Students will also learn different acting techniques and will develop improvisational skills All students will be required to participate in all exercises and performances Participation is expected and will be a large portion of the grade Imagination and creativity are a must for this course
Drama II- FA1901 amp 1902 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Drama I Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description In Drama II Students will continue their exploration of drama and theatre Students will explore additional techniques of acting while sharpening their acting and improvisational skills Students will also examine how to produce a play and experiment with various stage settings This includes directing a one-act play Students will also explore the mechanics of theatre including lighting sound costuming and make-up All students will be required to participate in all exercises and performances Participation is expected and will be a large portion of the grade As with Drama I imagination and creativity are a must for this course
Music Appreciation- FA2001 amp 2002 Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description Music appreciation class is made up of bookwork listening assignments some research in this class will be involved as well as written assignments We will be learning music theory the reading and writing of notes rhythms and symbols on a staff We will also be exploring different genres or types of music such as blues jazz country rock and roll pop as well as world
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music Most of the grade points in this class will be made up of in class assignments and projects but there will be take home homework and research assignments as well
Concert Band- FA 1101 amp 1102 Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites 5-8 band Length Two semesters Credit 1 credit Description Students will play many types and styles of music throughout the year Marching Band is included at the beginning of the year with various competitions and parades Pep Band plays throughout the year at home sporting events Concert band and Jazz band meet throughout the year and students will also have some opportunities to play in a drum line along with optional solo and ensemble opportunities
Concert Choir- FA1001 amp 1002
Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites By Audition Only Length Two semesters Credit 1 Credit Description Concert Choir will meet every day for 49 minutes The concert choir will be by audition only(30 to-40 members) and will be the one that goes to honors choirs and contests Concert choir will compete in large group contests and have the opportunity to go to small groupsolo contest Only members of the concert choir will be able to audition for All-State Choir and participate in the Big East Honors Choir They will also be required to perform at the winter and spring concerts as well as various community events
Womenrsquos Ensemble
Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None Length Two semesters Credit 1 Credit Description Meets Monday through Friday for 49 minutes The ladies will sing a wide range of genres and languages in 3 and 4 part harmony accompanied and unaccompanied Participation in small group and large group contest as well as home concerts in December and May are required in attendance There may also be opportunities to perform at various community events
Mens Ensemble
Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None Length Two semesters Credit 1 credit Description Meets Monday through Friday for 49 minutes Sing and cover many types of music throughout the year The student will focus on becoming better at reading music and singing 2 3 and 4 part splits You will have the chance to sing a variety of repertoire and perform at the winter and spring concerts as well as various community events Solo work is not required
Symphonic Band Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites Audition Only Length Two semesters Credit 1 credit Description Students will play many types and styles of music throughout the year Marching Band is included at the beginning of the year with various competitions and parades Pep Band
19
plays throughout the year at home sporting events Concert band and Jazz band meet throughout the year and students will also have some opportunities to play in a drum line along with optional solo and ensemble opportunities
Health and Physical Education
High School PE- PEHS 1101 amp PEHS1102 Required Grade Level 9 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description Students will participate in physical activity to achieve and maintain a health enhancing level of physical fitness Students will also participate in and learn different lifetime activities
Health- PE1301 amp PE 1302 Required Grade Level 9 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description Class will cover various health-related topics relevant to teenage life Class consists mainly of lecture and class discussion
Fitness and Conditioning- PE1201 amp 1202 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Physical EducationHealth Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit DescriptionStudents learn the benefits and proper skills associated with strength training plyometrics and cardiovascular exercise Studentrsquos progress is kept with a series of physical and strength testing each nine weeks
20
Math Department
Math requirement and suggestions
1 8th
graders taking Algebra I who do not score proficient on the End of Course Exam will not gain
Algebra I high school credit and will take the course as freshmen
2 Placement in Pathways or Algebra I is based on a studentrsquos performance in their 8th
grade math class
3 Passing a math class with anything less than a C- should be considered an indicator that the next level
math class may be difficult to successfully complete It may be in the studentrsquos best interest to repeat
this class
4 Students planning on attending college in South Dakota that have anything less than a C- in Algebra I
Geometry and Advanced Algebra may have some difficulty with the required math placement exam
An unacceptable score on this exam (ACT score below 20) will require the student to take a remedial
math class for no credit at their own expense
5 If a student wishes to ldquodouble-uprdquo with Geometry and Algebra II during the sophomore or junior year it
is highly recommended that the student receive at least a ldquoBrdquo in Algebra I and be very organized and
very self-disciplined
6 It is important to note that the classes that meet the graduation requirement may not satisfy the entrance
requirements at the college a student chooses Any questions in this area should be directed to a
studentrsquos counselor
Pathways to AlgebramdashMA 1001 amp 1002 Elective (by teacher recommendation only) Grade Level 9 Prerequisites None Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This course will focus on math skills necessary to succeed in Algebra I Registration for this course is based on student performance in prior math courses and also on teacher recommendation
Algebra I ndash MA 1201 amp 1202
Required Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description In this course students will learn the language of algebra (properties) work with real numbers solve linear equations graph relations and functions analyze linear equations solve linear inequalities and solve systems of equations and inequalities They may also be introduced to polynomial operations factoring quadratic and exponential functions radical expressions rational expressions and equations statistics and probability A scientific calculator is recommended
Geometry ndash MA 1301 amp 1302 Required Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites Algebra I Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This course introduces students to geometrical concepts and reasoning Students will work with segment measure and coordinate graphing angles parallels triangles and congruence triangles and their properties triangle inequalities quadrilaterals and their properties proportions
21
and similarity polygons and area circles and their properties surface area and volume right triangles and trigonometry circle relationships proofs and transformations A scientific calculator is recommended
Informal Geometry ndash MA 1010 amp 1020 Prerequisite Algebra I (need teacher recommendation) Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit
Description Geometry will introduce the students to geometrical concepts and reasoning Students will also work with segment measure and coordinate graphing angles parallels triangles and congruence triangles and their properties triangle inequalities quadrilaterals and their properties proportions and similarity polygons and area circles and their properties surface area and volume right triangles and trigonometry circle relationships proofs and transformations
Algebra II ndash MA 1401 amp 1402 Required Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Algebra I Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This course will review some principles of Algebra I Topics may include solving equations and inequalities linear relations and functions systems of equations and inequalities matrices polynomials quadratic functions and inequalities polynomial functions conic sections rational expressions and equations exponential and logarithmic relations sequences and series probability and statistics trigonometric functions and trigonometric graphs and identities A graphing TI-83+ or TI-84+ graphing calculator is recommended due to the extensive use of its functions
Pre-Calculus ndash MA 1701 amp 1702 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Algebra II and Geometry Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This course will review some principles of Algebra II Topics may include linear relations and functions systems of equations and inequalities the nature of graphs polynomial and rational functions trigonometric functions and their graphs trigonometric identities and equations vectors and parametric equations polar coordinates and complex numbers conic sections exponential and logarithmic functions sequences and series combinatorics and probability statistics and data analysis and possibly an introduction to calculus A graphing TI-83+ or TI-84+ graphing calculator is highly recommended due to the extensive use of its functions
Statistics and Probability ndash MA 2201 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Algebra I and Algebra II
Length 1 Semester Credit 5 Descritpion Probability and Statistics courses introduce the study of likely events and the analysis interpretation and presentation of quantitative data Course topics generally include basic probability and statistics discrete probability theory odds and probabilities probability trees populations and samples frequency tables measures of central tendency and presentation of data (including graphs) Course topics may also include normal distribution and measures of variability
22
Consumer Math ndash MA 1501 amp 1502 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites None Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description In this course students will review some concepts of working with numbers decimals fractions as well as some estimation and rounding techniques Students will then be introduced to topics such as part-time and summer jobs full-time work recreation and sports costs basic purchases checking and savings accounts credit automobile expenses taxes housing personal finance and investments
Calculus MA 1801 amp 1802 Elective Grade Level 12 Prerequisites Pre-Calculus Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This course includes limits and continuity differentiation applications of differentiation integration applications of the definite integral exponentials logarithms and other transcendental functions integration techniques infinite series and parametric equations and polar coordinates A graphing TI-83+ or TI-84+ graphing calculator is highly recommended due to the extensive use of its functions
23
Mentoring
Mentoring- MN 1001 amp1002 Elective
Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites 30 GPA amp Instructor Approval ndash must complete an application
and get a teacher recommendation
Length One or Two Semesters Credit 5 Credit Semester
Description Mentors will go to the Elementarty or Intermediate School and are assigned to a classroom to
assist with academic and social skills while being a positive role model to younger students Course is a Pass
Fail
24
Science Department
Physical Science- CS1201 amp 1202 Required Grade Level 9th Prerequisites None Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description Physical science is a required laboratory science usually taken in the 9th grade The focus of this class will be critical thinking skills laboratory skills and basic concepts of physics and chemistry Students will be involved in regular laboratory exercises that will develop their abilities to collect and report data use scientific conversions properly use lab equipment and manipulate data in scientific formulas
Biology I- SC1701 amp 1702 Required Grade Level 10th Prerequisites Physical Science Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This is a life science course that examines such topics in units of ecology cells genetics the history of life plants invertebrates vertebrates and the human body We present these major topics and discuss how all living things on Earth are connected and in fact dependent upon each other Students will be expected to complete projects give presentations and perform lab experiments complete with extensive lab reports
Chemistry- SC1501 amp 1502 Required Grade Level 11th-12th Prerequisites Physical Science Biology Algebra II (may be taken concurrently) Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This is an upper-level elective that is designed to be a college-preparatory course Students should have a strong background in mathematics Students will participate in laboratory work discussions and writing related to the study of matter and energy Chemistry is essential for careers in medicine dentistry pharmacy nursing veterinary work family and consumer sciences agriculture forestry and engineering Topics covered will include atomic structure periodicity bonding stoichiometry reaction dynamics and acids amp bases
Physics- SC2001 amp 2002 Required Grade Level 11th-12th Prerequisites B or better in Geometry and Algebra Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description Students will study energy mechanics heat light electricity and atomic physics Physics is a mathematically intensive so students should have a strong background in both math and science to do well in this course
25
AnatomyPhysiology-Bio III- SC1301 amp 1302 Elective Grade Level 11th-12th Prerequisites Biology Chemistry also strongly suggested Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This is an upper-level elective that is designed as a preparatory course for college-bound students interested in pursuing a career in a health or medical-related field Anatomy is the study of the parts of the human body and physiology is a study of how those parts work The course begins on a cellular level and moves to a study of the tissues and organ systems Students need to have a strong biology and chemistry background coming into this course as well as be proficient in note taking There is a lot of reading involved and there will also be several labs to be completed with extensive lab reports This course does involve direct study of anatomyphysiology through activities such as dissections and a trip to a college lab to view human cadavers
Astronomy- SC1401 Elective Grade Level 11th-12th Prerequisites B or better in Physical Science and Algebra Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This is an upper-level elective Students will study the characteristics of planets stars and galaxies They will also explore our place in our solar system and the universe through the study of the history of astronomy the design and use of astronomical tools and ideas of modern cosmology
Environmental Science-CS1801 Elective Grade Level 11th-12th Prerequisites B or better in Biology Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description Environmental science is an upper-level elective in which students will demonstrate an understanding of the diverse interrelationships that organisms have with each other and their environment They will also address the political and economic implications of the allocation of limited resources Students will research and discuss problems with populations communities and ecosystems They will also trace the movement of energy through the ecosystem
26
Social Sciences Department Geography- SS 1101 Required Grade Level 9 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course will consist of the study of geography with the geographic components revolving around the five fundamental themes of geography and the nationally recognized standards for geography The emphasis of the course is on geography and climate and their impact on the development history and government culture and lifestyle and contemporary society of a region
World History- SS 1102 Required Grade Level 9 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course covers pre-historic to modern times in both western and non-western worlds Topics include the rise of civilization political social and economic developments of the Middle Ages the Renaissance and era of discovery the growth of democracy and nationalism the industrial revolution and the two world wars
American History- SS 1301 amp 1302 Required (or AP US History with prior approval) Grade Level 10 or 11 Prerequisites World History amp Geography Length Two semesters Credit 1 credit Description This course is designed as a concentrated study of our nation from post-American Civil War to the present The purpose of the course is to make students aware of past events so they can have a better understanding of present events Critical thinking and writing will be emphasized Current issues will be discussed and evaluated in their historical context
AP (Advanced Placement) United States History- SS 2101 amp 2102 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites TeacherAdministration consent Length Two semesters Credit 1 credit Description This course is meant to be the equivalent of a college freshman level American history course The course prepares students to take the AP exam which can earn students college credit It is a two semester survey of American history from the earliest explorations to modern times Emphasis is placed on critical and evaluative thinking skills essay writing primary document analysis and historiography Students are required to read outside novels and perform outside research independently Students are required to write numerous historical and analytical essays
Government- SS 1401 Required Grade Level 12 Prerequisites American History Length One Semester Credit 5 credit Description Government examines the origins of American government as well as its current structure and administration The main branches of the government are explored as well as state and local governments
Criminal Justice Today- SS 1801
27
Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course uses interactive methods to give students a practical understanding of law and our legal system while focusing on legal issues relevant to students lives and developing knowledge and skills essential in our law-oriented society International Affairs- SS 1501 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites American History or AP US History Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course familiarizes students with the various issues and news events taking place in the world and how these events affect our lives Local state national and world news items will be featured The major objectives are to promote inquiry through presentation and debate of conflicting viewpoints and to assign students to discover and reflect upon societal problems relevant to their lives It will provide opportunities to apply techniques of investigation and inquiry to the study of significant problems or issues
Psychology- SS 1601 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Biology Length One semester Credit 05 Credit Description In this course students will learn about basic research methods human development from birth to old age the anatomy of the brain and its influence on behavior sensation and perception intelligence and psychological disorders
AP PsychologymdashSS 2501 amp 2502 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Biology Length Two Semesters Credit 10 Credit Description This is a challenging course that is meant to be the equivalent of a college freshmen level Psychology survey course This course is aimed at preparing students for the AP Psychology exam which can earn students college credit Students will explore the history and theoretical basis of psychology relationships between human biology and human behavior theories of development and mental disorders and therapies An emphasis is placed on critical thinking skills essay writing and research methodology Students will be required to write numerous essays and perform research projects
American Presidents- SS 1802 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites American History or AP US History Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course is designed to be a focused study of the most influential presidencies in American history The emphasis will be placed on an evaluation of how various presidents have understood and exercised their constitutional powers in times of war and peace dealing with issues both foreign and domestic
African American History- SS 2002 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit
28
Description In this course students learn of the perseverance bravery and achievements of African-Americans throughout United States history and of the continuing impact of African-Americans on life in the United States at the turn of the twenty-first century
American History and Film- SS 2201 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites American History or AP US History Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course offers an exploration of United States cultural and social history through the medium of film and other mediums of mass culture Students will be asked to rethink the relationships between reality and representation and to re-conceptualize the boundaries between history and film
Sociology- SS 2001 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites None Length One semester Credit 05 Credit Description In this course students will learn about the basis of culture social structure deviance and group behavior through the lens of basic theoretical perspectives of sociology
29
World Language Department
American Sign Language I- FL 1401 amp 1402 Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This introductory class to American Sign Language focuses on finger spelling numbers sign vocabulary grammar non-manual signals and culture of the Deaf community This class also focuses on how to interact with Deaf people and teaches Deaf values
American Sign Language II- FL 1404 amp 1405 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites American Sign Language I Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This course is an intermediate level class focusing on conversational American Sign Language skills and grammar including heightened emphasis on non-manual signals classifiers and storytelling techniques This class also takes a closer look at the Deaf World
Spanish I- FL 1101 amp1102 Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This course is an introduction to the Spanish Language and culture Students will be introduced to Spanish reading writing listening and speaking skills Students will be able to pronounce Spanish comprehend Spanish on a beginnerrsquos level and write short dialogues in Spanish Students will study the culture of the Spanish-speaking world
Spanish II- FL 1201 amp1202 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Spanish I Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description In this course students will continue to improve reading writing listening and speaking skills in Spanish Students will continue to learn about Spanish-speaking countries their histories and cultures through research and presentations
Spanish III- FL 1601 amp 1602 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Spanish II Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Descriptions Students will continue to improve reading writing listening and speaking skills We will review and continue studying the grammatical structure learned in Spanish I and II as well as the thematic vocabulary and complex sentence structures Cultural topics will be integrated into the curriculum Emphasis is on communication in Spanish
Spanish Literature - FL 06109 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Spanish III Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Descriptions Spanish Literature courses place an emphasis on reading understanding and reacting in writing to literature written in Spanish
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Other Courses
Senior Experience- FACS 1501 amp 1502 Required Grade Level 12 Prerequisites MUST BE A SENIOR Length Two Semester Credit 1 Credit Description The purpose of the project is to allow the student to demonstrate the knowledge and maturity that heshe has gained during the course of hisher education The project must be a ldquolearning stretchrdquo meaning that it must go beyond what one already knows or has experienced The Senior Experience is a three-part process consisting of a research paper a projectproduct that is an extension of the research and an oral presentation The topic of this experience is chosen by the student This course is a year long senior course and required for graduation
SILDL (Distance Learning) Courses
(Subject to Change) MMC College Courses
Teacher instructors hired by Mount Marty College and taken over the DDN network live with the
teacher Courses may also be offered online
Level These are college courses not open to underclassmen
Prerequisites
--In order to take these courses students must meet two of the following
A 30 cumulative grade point average
B Minimum grade of B in coursework related to the college course
C ACT score of at least 21 in the content area subtest
D Rank in the top frac12 of the class
Courses and Times
Fall Courses
Composition 1 ndash 700-750 am (possibly other times)
College Algebra ndash 800-850 am
Intro to Psychology ndash 900-950 am
American Government ndash 300 ndash 350 pm
Spring Courses
Literature 1 ndash 700-750 am
Pre-Calculus ndash 800-850 am
Intro to Sociology ndash 900-950 am
Course offeringstimes subject to chagne
Cost Math courses are 4 credits cost = $380 per semester plus books
Other courses are 3 credits cost = $285 per semester plus books
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SILDL High School Courses
Description These hybrid courses (online using local area teachers) are self paced yet rigorous and are
taught and monitored by certified teachers These courses are free with the exception of some course
materials may be needed
Course Offerings (May Change)
Agribusiness
Anatomy and Physiology
Natural History
Physics
Comprehensive Creative Art
Accounting 1 and 2
Digital Media
Service Learning
Spanish 1 and 2
Note If TAHS offers an above course in house we will place student in lsquoin housersquo course
unless extenuating circumstances
NSU Center for Statewide E-Learning AP Learning Power
Description These online AP courses are for public high school students The Learning Power AP
coursework will be challenging so a solid academic background in the identified content area will be
essential The course is free but there is a fee for taking the test
Course Offerings
AP Biology
AP Calculus AB
AP Chemistry
AP EnglishLanguage and Composition
AP EnglishLiterature and Composition
AP Physics B
AP Statistics
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CAREER AND TECHNICAL EDCUATION ACADEMY SIOUX FALLS SCHOOL DISTRICT
Description The CTE Academy is in Sioux Falls We bus for the 715 am course Course schedules vary from semester to semester There is an application process
Architecture and Construction Carpentry I (CTC-30613062) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 2 semesters (2 hours) Credit 1 credit semester Description Successful carpenters need to know more than just how to operate equipment Learn the basics of this career and the value of doing work by constructing two homes from the foundation to the rafters to near completion
Carpentry II (CTC-30813082) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Carpentry I Length 2 semesters (2 hours) Credit 1 credit semester Description In this continuation of Carpentry I young carpenters learn leadership qualities while building a home at the CTE Academy Gain an increased understanding of specialty products and materials Learn project cost-estimating and blue printing
Advanced Woodworking and Cabinet Making (CTC-30903092) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 semester (2 hours) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn advanced woodworking skills including building and installation of cabinets while developing workplace connections and exploring careers in the field
Hospitality and Tourism CulinaryRestaurant Management I (ProStart I) (CTT-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 semester (2 hours) Credit 1 credit semester Description The ProStart program is an industry-based program that prepares students for careers in the restaurant and food service industry Topics include preparing and serving safe food preventing accidents and injuries industrial kitchen equipment usage nutrition business math and business cost awareness
CulinaryResturant Management II (ProStart II) (CTT-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites ProStart I Length 1 semester (2 hours) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn how to be successful in the hospitality and tourism career field Students continue their study of culinary arts ndash gaining essential customer services skills used in food service lodging and business careers Select students have the opportunity to participate in the CTE Culinary Arts competition team
33
Baking and Pastries (CTT-3040) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites ProStart I Length 1 semester (2 hours) Credit 1 credit semester Description In this specialized class students gain the fundamental skills necessary to work in a commercial bakery or your own kitchen Advanced studies include breads pies cakes pastries and much more
Arts AV Technology and Communications Intro to Arts AV Technology and Communications (CTA-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none
Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Lights Camera Action Be your own director Write and produce audio and video projects that inform demonstrate persuade and even entertain Students get hands-on experience using the same digital technology used in world renowned video and film production companies
AV Production (CTA-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to ArtsAV Tech amp Com Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Develop advanced skills in writing and production of audio and video projects Make your work accessible on the internet and see your own quality work proudly displayed on the Districtrsquos cable access channel KLRN-TV
Broadcast Technology (CTA-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to ArtsAV Tech amp Com Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Produce video and audio projects and pieces for the KLRN Klassroom TV show as well as off-site remote broadcasts This course is designed to prepare high school students for professional employment andor further education in television news sports and digital video production
Digital Music Production (CTA-3040) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to ArtsAV Tech amp Com Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Develop knowledge of the music business music copyright and the use electronic music in the entertainment business computer gaming internet technology and music production field
Digital Animation (CTA-3050) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to ArtsAV Tech amp Com Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Manipulate images music and graphics to create animated projects Animation is seen in advertisements on television on your computer screen and on many other things that pop up from the internet
Heath Science
34
Health Careers I (CTS-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none (recommended Anatomy Physiology) Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Want a career in the exciting medical profession Develop an awareness of various health-related careers while learning entry-level skills needed for all jobs in the profession Guest speakers demonstrations and field trips to local health care facilities provide real-life learning opportunities
Health Careers II (CTS-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Health Careers I (need a grade of C or better) Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Try a career in the medical field by completing an internship in a health care facility Apply entry-level skills while on the job Upon successful completion of both courses students are eligible to sit for the Certified Nursing Assistant (CAN) Exam
Project Lead the Way Biomedical Sciences Program This program is divided into four courses-each course building upon the previous Students interested in math science and the human body will be exposed to dynamic hands-on real-world problems to engage and challenge students who are interested in a career in medicine
Principals of Biomedical Sciences PLTW (CTS-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none (recommended Biology Chemistry) Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Study human medicine research processes and get an introduction to crime scene analysis Students investigate various health conditions such as heart disease diabetes sickle cell disease etc Students are engaged through hands-on projects and medical researched
Human Body Systems Biomed II PLTW (CTS-3040) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Principals of Biomedical Sciences Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Play the role of biomedical professionals solving medical mysteries and explore how body systems work together to maintain good health Students investigate the structures and functions of the human body
Medical Interventions Biomed III PLTW (CTS-3050) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Human Body Systems Biomed II Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description This ldquohow-tordquo class allows students to explore how to prevent and fight infection how to screen and evaluate the code in human DNA how to prevent diagnose and treat cancer and how to prevail when the organs of the body begin to fail
Biomedical Innovation Biomed IV PTLW (CTS-3060) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Medical Interventions Biomed III Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description In this capstone course students design and conduct experiments related to the diagnosis treatment and prevention of disease or illness Course includes an internship in the community
35
Human Services All Human Services students study confidentially and are CPRAED certified Students prepare personal resume and portfolio
Intro to Human Services (CTH - 3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description People-oriented occupations require training in human development parenting personal care and wellness counseling consumer services and employment skills Through field experiences and classroom activities students identify possibly career paths suitable to their strengths skills and talents
Guiding Youth and Families (CTH-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Students explore careers related to working directly with youth adolescents adults and the elderly Classroom activities and field experiences expose students to topics including behavior theory relationships ethics and legal issues social problems support systems and learning theories
Personal Services (CTH-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Students learn advanced study of human care and wellness while exploring communication strategies dietetics and nutrition exercise and fitness first aid ethics and legal issues and event planning This is a great choice for students who wish to go into cosmetology personal training or dietetics
Information Technology Introduction to Technology and Computer Support (CTN-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Students learn about computer technology inside a lab format Topics include computer assembly and disassembly troubleshooting repairs operating system installation and peripheral device support Advanced topics include operating system optimization and networking
Advanced Computer Support and Networking (CTN-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Technology and Computer Support Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Upon completion of this course students are prepared to take the CompTIA A+ certification exams Topics include advanced troubleshooting setting up a computer network supporting networking devices establishing network securities and supporting mobile devices
Manufacturing and Welding Principles of Manufacturing (CTM-3010)
36
Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description This project based class covers careers in the fields of Manufacturing and Mechatronics Learn measurement robotics and pneumatics thermal technology basic CAD operations machine tools quality controls welding and soldering purchasing and warehouse management
ElectronicsRobotics (CTM-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Principals of Manufacturing Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Gain advanced knowledge of robotics electronics ACDC electrical manufacturing processes control and materials Advanced training in soldering may lead to industry certification
Introduction to Auto Welding I ( ) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description
Welding II (CTM-3220) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Welding I Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Improve work and safety skills by making and using workable plans for school and personal projects Students improve out-of-position welding skills with SMAW (Shield Metal Arc Welding) and GMAC (Gas Metal Arc Welding) and become proficient in the use of a plasma cutter and wire feed welding processes
Advanced Welding amp Fabrication (CTM-3230) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Welding I and Welding II Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 Credit semester Description Students are exposed to gas tungsten arc welding aluminum welding gouging blueprint reading and heavy duty welding applications for large scale welding projects Students shadow a professional in the field to understand the physical attributes of the career
Aviation Introduction to Aviation (CTF-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn all aspects of the aviation industry including history principles of flight aircraft systems and performance weather navigation and aviation physiology Career exploration and flight simulation training make this an exciting class
Advanced Aviation and Flight (CTF-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Aviation
37
Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Prepare to take the FAA private pilot written exam as well as gain significant knowledge to begin an FAA flight training programming Learn aerodynamics air craft systems federal regulations flight planning weather and flight maneuvers
Science Technology Engineering and Math Project Lead The Way Pathway to Engineering Program Design an alternative housing project test and build wind turbines and apply engineering concepts related to biomechanics ndash think robotics Earn up to 12 college credits towards your engineering degree while you are in high school
Introduction to Engineering Design Engineering I PTLW (CTE-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Students learn how to apply the engineering design process to solve problems in and out of the classroom Using real world 3-D software students communicate the details of the products and will have the opportunity to create prototypes using our 3-D printer
Principles of Engineering Engineering II PTLW (CTE-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Engineering Design Engineering I Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn about major engineering concepts you will encounter in a college engineering curriculum Conduct destructive testing as you learn about material properties Apply your knowledge of engineering concepts as you tackle real-world engineering design problems through the use of VEX Robotics
Digital Electronics Engineering III PTLW (CTE-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Principles of Engineering Engineering II Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Use combinational and sequential logic design key elements of careers in engineering Students design circuits to solve problems export their designs to a printed circuit auto-routing program that generates printed circuit boards and use appropriate components to build their designs
Engineering Design and Development (EDD) Engineering IV PTLW (CTE-3080) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Digital Electronics Engineering III Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Design test and construct a solution to real-world engineering problem The EDD course allows students to apply skills and knowledge learned in previous Project Lead The Way courses
Transportation Distribution and Logistics Introduction to Vehicle Systems and Maintenance offered at the home high schools is a prerequisite for the auto tech courses
Introduction to Auto Welding I ( ) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description This course has been approved by the South Dakota Department of
38
Education to fulfill high school graduation requirements for Career amp Technical Education(CTE) Successful completion of this course is a prerequisite to take the advanced Auto Tech courses at the CTE Academy Demonstrate safety in the shop and lab while obtaining skills for the career and hobby opportunities in the automotive field Students will raise and support all vehicles inspect fluid levels perform an oil change and chassis lube service Students will test service and inspect vehicle electrical cooling and chassis systems Students will also perform services on tires transmission brakes fuel system and interior and exterior surfaces
Automotive Brakes (CTL-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn the fine adjustments and diagnosis techniques of automobile braking systems while troubleshooting and testing Use industry-quality computer equipment to learn the proper installation analyze data and repair vehicle brakes under actual conditions
Automotive Suspension and Steering (CTL-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn the fine adjustments and diagnosis of suspension and steering systems Troubleshoot and test steering and suspension components Use industry-quality equipment and computers to analyze data while working on vehicles under actual conditions
Automotive Electronics (CTL-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Test electronic engine controls and computer diagnosis perform ignition and tune-up procedures test charging and starting systems
Automotive Engine Performance (CTL-3040) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Using the latest in automotive technology and diagnostic equipment students build on their knowledge about fuel systems and fuel injection systems repair under actual lab and shop conditions
Introduction to Auto Body Repair and Estimating (CTL-3050) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Become acquainted with the requirements qualifications and skills needed in the field of auto body repair Demonstrate proper procedures and safety when handling tools and equipment
Auto Body Structural Analysis and Damage Repair (CTL-3060) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Body Repair and Estimating Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester
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Description Demonstrate skills necessary for repairing auto body damage and repainting Successful completion may result in credits in the Auto Body Technology program at Southeast Technical Institute
Auto Body Nonstructural Analysis and Damage Repair (CTL-3070) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Body Repair and Estimating Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Repair auto body damage properly prepare automobile surfaces for painting analyze record and estimate the time and material needed to finish a vehicle Successful completion may result in credits in the Auto Body Technology program at Southeast Technical Institute
Auto Body Painting and Refinishing (CTL-3070) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Body Repair and Estimating Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Gain an understanding of the environmental regulations and industry processes used in painting and refinishing to achieve invisible repair
Academy of Finance This 2 or 3 year national program is designed to prepare students with practical skills to enter the real world of business and finance Earn up to 17 college credits Apply freshman or sophomore year for this program that is sponsored by the National Academy Foundation Financial support is provided by Citibank and numerous local internship sponsors
Sophomore Year Fall Semester Accounting I (ACBA40114012) Spring Semester Accounting II (ACBA40214022) or Introduction to Financial Services (ACBA4070) AND Banking and Credit (ACBA4050)
Junior Year Fall Semester Accounting I (ACBA40114012) or Introduction to Financial Services (ACBA4070) AND Banking and Credit (ACBA4050) Spring Semester Accounting II (ACBA40214022) or Introduction to Financial Services (ACBA4070) AND Banking and Credit (ACBA4050)
Summer Internship Senior Year Fall Semester Financial Planning (ACB-5010) Spring Semester Accounting II (ACBA20214022) AND Financial Economics (ACB-5020)
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EnglishLanguage Arts Department
English I-Composition- ENG 1101 Required Grade Level 9 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description In Composition I the writing process is reinforced and will be applied to personal narrative descriptive and expository writing Students will read short literature selections and write reaction essays Students will end the semester with a strong writing foundation Grammar sentence structure ideas writing style and syntax will be heavily emphasized in this class
English I-Literature- ENG 1102 Required Grade Level 9 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description Students will read To Kill a Mockingbird Romeo and Juliet and an assortment of multicultural short stories Students will learn vocabulary and complete writing and other assignments as they explore the literature selections In this class students will go beyond simple comprehension of literature they will be able to analyze and describe the effect of figurative language and other literary devices
English II- Speech- ENG 1201 Required Grade Level 10 Prerequisites English I Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description In Speech students will learn about communication and analyze the effect different types of communication have on themselves and others Students will prepare and present various types of speeches and learn valuable speaking and listening strategies This course focuses heavily on effective group communication English II-Composition amp Literature- ENG 1202 Required Grade Level 10 Prerequisites English I Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course encompasses a broad range of writing challenges along with the infusion of multiple pieces of literature Students will analyze creative communication through writing and respond with respectful personal responses to their classmatesrsquo pieces of writing
English III-American Literature- ENG1301
Required Grade Level 11 Prerequisites English I Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description The course surveys American literature and authors from the Colonial Period to the early Twentieth Century Students will learn vocabulary and complete short writing assignments and essays as they relate to the course content grammar usage and mechanics will also be stressed
14
English III-Advanced Composition- ENG 1302 Required Grade Level 11 Prerequisites English I Length One semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course will focus on the proper use of mechanics in writing and the further development of rhetorical skills Students will write a variety of short essays including those in the genres of narration exposition and research with a special emphasis placed on expository essays common in standardized tests
English IV-British Literature- ENG 1401 One credit of a senior-level English course is required Grade Level 12 Prerequisites Senior standing English I II amp III Length One semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course will survey British literature from ancient to modern times exploring the origin and evolution of the English language along the way Lessons will also include the study of literary elements vocabulary writing and grammar
English IV-Senior Writing- ENG1402 One credit of a senior-level English course is required Grade Level 12 Prerequisites Senior standing English I II amp III Length One semester Credit 05 Credit Description This is the capstone writing course for seniors which will combine advanced lessons on vocabulary and grammar with various forms of writing A variety of topics styles and disciplines will be used with the goal of fostering a critical informed view of mass media outlets and preparing students for post-secondary education inside or outside the classroom
Advanced Placement Literature and Composition- ENG 1801 amp 1802 One year of a senior-level English course is required Students must see the instructor for summer reading and vocabulary requirements Grade Level 12 Prerequisites Grade of at least B in English I II and III Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description Students will consider a workrsquos structure style and themes as well as such smaller-scale elements as the use of figurative language imagery symbolism and tone Students will discuss and write about the experience of literature the interpretation of literature and the evaluation of literature NOTE Students will have a chance to earn college credit by earning a certain composite score on the exam which is taken in May Neither taking nor passing the AP exam is required to earn high school credit College credit may be earned by scoring a preset score as determined by a specific college or university Some universities do not accept AP exam scores for credit check with your college before taking the exam
Yearbook Publications- ENG 2001 amp2002 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Sophomore Standing Length One year Credit 1 credit Description Yearbook class will be responsible for creating the schoolrsquos annual yearbook publication Students will review and apply the principles of reporting and photography with special emphasis placed on graphic design as it applies to publishing a comprehensive integrated
15
yearbook The ability to work with others pay attention to detail and work on assignments outside of school hours is recommended as many assignments will require one or all of these
JournalismNewspaper- ENG1601 amp 1602 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites None (based on available space) Length Two semesters (two semesters recommended) Credit 05 Credit (one credit recommended) Description Journalism will introduce students to the basic principles of reporting and photography with an emphasis on newspaper and other print journalism Students in this class will regularly design and publish the schoolrsquos newspaper working independently and in teams to complete assignments including interviewing subjects writing and editing stories taking pictures and designing layouts The ability to work with others pay attention to detail and work on assignments outside of school hours is recommended as many assignments will require one or all of these Photography and photojournalism skills may be included This course may be repeated by students at the instructorrsquos discretion
Creative Writing ndash ENG 1603 amp 1604 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites None Length 1 semester Credit 5 Creative Writing courses offer students the opportunity to develop and improve their technique and individual style in poetry short story drama essays and other forms of prose The emphasis of the courses is on writing however students may study exemplary representations and authors to obtain a fuller appreciation of the form and craft Although most creative writing classes cover several expressive forms others concentrate exclusively on one particular form (such as poetry or playwriting)
16
Fine Arts Department Introduction to Art - FA1301 amp 1302 Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites Length One Semester Credit 5 Credit Description This course is an introduction to high school art The elements and principles of design are emphasized demonstrate two and three dimensional construction utilize design vocabulary and basic drawing skills The principles of design are studied in projects such as architecture design through 1 2 amp 3 point perspective In the area of drawing projects will include human anatomy and creating correct proportions still life contour and line in nature In the area Painting the students will demonstrate painting techniques apply color theory and composition techniques This course also studies the basics of 3D~design Students will learn to hand build coil pots pinch pots slabs and many others
Creative Art Drawing- FA1401 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Creative Art and DrawingPainting Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description Advanced drawing techniques in black and white or color media utilize positive and negative space in a composition identify anatomy and proportion in figure drawing demonstrate proportions in portraiture student develops and produces portfolio of advanced work
Creative Art Painting- FA1501 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Creative Art Drawing Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description Study and use variety of painting media watercolor acrylics and water-based inks Utilize pigment color relationships demonstrate color mixing demonstrate personal growth and increased knowledge of selected media and style present portfolio of advanced work Students will also have to purchase own canvas
Digital Photography- FA1601 Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites Graphics Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This photography course is designed to give students experience in taking and analyzing photographs Students will also learn additional skills such as film processing using a scanner and manipulating photos with Photo Software As a photography student you will also become familiar with how the digital camera works Students will need to have a digital camera and Photo book
Art Portfolio I- FA1701 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Creative Art and DrawingPainting and 3 or 4 Advanced Classes
17
Length One semester Credit 05 Credit Description Students in this class will sign a contract stating the goals they will accomplish during a semester A minimum of 10 projects is required One project is required from each of the following areas 18 X 24 in drawing 14 x 18 in painting ceramics sculpture and design The three remaining projects are the studentrsquos choice Students will submit a self-analysis sheet with each project they complete One art history report and replica is also required
Ceramics Pottery Elective
Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Intro to Art
Length One semester Credit 05 credit
Students will demonstrate advanced ceramics and sculpture techniques to create 3D sculpture working with
clay and other media Students will create clay projects on the potterrsquos wheel Students will know how to load
and unload the kiln
Drama I- FA1801 amp 1802 Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites none Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description Drama focuses on all aspects of theater This course will explore the history of drama and how it has influenced civilization Students will closely examine various types of drama from classic Greek tragedies to modern day American theater Students will also learn different acting techniques and will develop improvisational skills All students will be required to participate in all exercises and performances Participation is expected and will be a large portion of the grade Imagination and creativity are a must for this course
Drama II- FA1901 amp 1902 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Drama I Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description In Drama II Students will continue their exploration of drama and theatre Students will explore additional techniques of acting while sharpening their acting and improvisational skills Students will also examine how to produce a play and experiment with various stage settings This includes directing a one-act play Students will also explore the mechanics of theatre including lighting sound costuming and make-up All students will be required to participate in all exercises and performances Participation is expected and will be a large portion of the grade As with Drama I imagination and creativity are a must for this course
Music Appreciation- FA2001 amp 2002 Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description Music appreciation class is made up of bookwork listening assignments some research in this class will be involved as well as written assignments We will be learning music theory the reading and writing of notes rhythms and symbols on a staff We will also be exploring different genres or types of music such as blues jazz country rock and roll pop as well as world
18
music Most of the grade points in this class will be made up of in class assignments and projects but there will be take home homework and research assignments as well
Concert Band- FA 1101 amp 1102 Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites 5-8 band Length Two semesters Credit 1 credit Description Students will play many types and styles of music throughout the year Marching Band is included at the beginning of the year with various competitions and parades Pep Band plays throughout the year at home sporting events Concert band and Jazz band meet throughout the year and students will also have some opportunities to play in a drum line along with optional solo and ensemble opportunities
Concert Choir- FA1001 amp 1002
Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites By Audition Only Length Two semesters Credit 1 Credit Description Concert Choir will meet every day for 49 minutes The concert choir will be by audition only(30 to-40 members) and will be the one that goes to honors choirs and contests Concert choir will compete in large group contests and have the opportunity to go to small groupsolo contest Only members of the concert choir will be able to audition for All-State Choir and participate in the Big East Honors Choir They will also be required to perform at the winter and spring concerts as well as various community events
Womenrsquos Ensemble
Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None Length Two semesters Credit 1 Credit Description Meets Monday through Friday for 49 minutes The ladies will sing a wide range of genres and languages in 3 and 4 part harmony accompanied and unaccompanied Participation in small group and large group contest as well as home concerts in December and May are required in attendance There may also be opportunities to perform at various community events
Mens Ensemble
Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None Length Two semesters Credit 1 credit Description Meets Monday through Friday for 49 minutes Sing and cover many types of music throughout the year The student will focus on becoming better at reading music and singing 2 3 and 4 part splits You will have the chance to sing a variety of repertoire and perform at the winter and spring concerts as well as various community events Solo work is not required
Symphonic Band Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites Audition Only Length Two semesters Credit 1 credit Description Students will play many types and styles of music throughout the year Marching Band is included at the beginning of the year with various competitions and parades Pep Band
19
plays throughout the year at home sporting events Concert band and Jazz band meet throughout the year and students will also have some opportunities to play in a drum line along with optional solo and ensemble opportunities
Health and Physical Education
High School PE- PEHS 1101 amp PEHS1102 Required Grade Level 9 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description Students will participate in physical activity to achieve and maintain a health enhancing level of physical fitness Students will also participate in and learn different lifetime activities
Health- PE1301 amp PE 1302 Required Grade Level 9 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description Class will cover various health-related topics relevant to teenage life Class consists mainly of lecture and class discussion
Fitness and Conditioning- PE1201 amp 1202 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Physical EducationHealth Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit DescriptionStudents learn the benefits and proper skills associated with strength training plyometrics and cardiovascular exercise Studentrsquos progress is kept with a series of physical and strength testing each nine weeks
20
Math Department
Math requirement and suggestions
1 8th
graders taking Algebra I who do not score proficient on the End of Course Exam will not gain
Algebra I high school credit and will take the course as freshmen
2 Placement in Pathways or Algebra I is based on a studentrsquos performance in their 8th
grade math class
3 Passing a math class with anything less than a C- should be considered an indicator that the next level
math class may be difficult to successfully complete It may be in the studentrsquos best interest to repeat
this class
4 Students planning on attending college in South Dakota that have anything less than a C- in Algebra I
Geometry and Advanced Algebra may have some difficulty with the required math placement exam
An unacceptable score on this exam (ACT score below 20) will require the student to take a remedial
math class for no credit at their own expense
5 If a student wishes to ldquodouble-uprdquo with Geometry and Algebra II during the sophomore or junior year it
is highly recommended that the student receive at least a ldquoBrdquo in Algebra I and be very organized and
very self-disciplined
6 It is important to note that the classes that meet the graduation requirement may not satisfy the entrance
requirements at the college a student chooses Any questions in this area should be directed to a
studentrsquos counselor
Pathways to AlgebramdashMA 1001 amp 1002 Elective (by teacher recommendation only) Grade Level 9 Prerequisites None Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This course will focus on math skills necessary to succeed in Algebra I Registration for this course is based on student performance in prior math courses and also on teacher recommendation
Algebra I ndash MA 1201 amp 1202
Required Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description In this course students will learn the language of algebra (properties) work with real numbers solve linear equations graph relations and functions analyze linear equations solve linear inequalities and solve systems of equations and inequalities They may also be introduced to polynomial operations factoring quadratic and exponential functions radical expressions rational expressions and equations statistics and probability A scientific calculator is recommended
Geometry ndash MA 1301 amp 1302 Required Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites Algebra I Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This course introduces students to geometrical concepts and reasoning Students will work with segment measure and coordinate graphing angles parallels triangles and congruence triangles and their properties triangle inequalities quadrilaterals and their properties proportions
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and similarity polygons and area circles and their properties surface area and volume right triangles and trigonometry circle relationships proofs and transformations A scientific calculator is recommended
Informal Geometry ndash MA 1010 amp 1020 Prerequisite Algebra I (need teacher recommendation) Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit
Description Geometry will introduce the students to geometrical concepts and reasoning Students will also work with segment measure and coordinate graphing angles parallels triangles and congruence triangles and their properties triangle inequalities quadrilaterals and their properties proportions and similarity polygons and area circles and their properties surface area and volume right triangles and trigonometry circle relationships proofs and transformations
Algebra II ndash MA 1401 amp 1402 Required Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Algebra I Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This course will review some principles of Algebra I Topics may include solving equations and inequalities linear relations and functions systems of equations and inequalities matrices polynomials quadratic functions and inequalities polynomial functions conic sections rational expressions and equations exponential and logarithmic relations sequences and series probability and statistics trigonometric functions and trigonometric graphs and identities A graphing TI-83+ or TI-84+ graphing calculator is recommended due to the extensive use of its functions
Pre-Calculus ndash MA 1701 amp 1702 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Algebra II and Geometry Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This course will review some principles of Algebra II Topics may include linear relations and functions systems of equations and inequalities the nature of graphs polynomial and rational functions trigonometric functions and their graphs trigonometric identities and equations vectors and parametric equations polar coordinates and complex numbers conic sections exponential and logarithmic functions sequences and series combinatorics and probability statistics and data analysis and possibly an introduction to calculus A graphing TI-83+ or TI-84+ graphing calculator is highly recommended due to the extensive use of its functions
Statistics and Probability ndash MA 2201 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Algebra I and Algebra II
Length 1 Semester Credit 5 Descritpion Probability and Statistics courses introduce the study of likely events and the analysis interpretation and presentation of quantitative data Course topics generally include basic probability and statistics discrete probability theory odds and probabilities probability trees populations and samples frequency tables measures of central tendency and presentation of data (including graphs) Course topics may also include normal distribution and measures of variability
22
Consumer Math ndash MA 1501 amp 1502 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites None Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description In this course students will review some concepts of working with numbers decimals fractions as well as some estimation and rounding techniques Students will then be introduced to topics such as part-time and summer jobs full-time work recreation and sports costs basic purchases checking and savings accounts credit automobile expenses taxes housing personal finance and investments
Calculus MA 1801 amp 1802 Elective Grade Level 12 Prerequisites Pre-Calculus Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This course includes limits and continuity differentiation applications of differentiation integration applications of the definite integral exponentials logarithms and other transcendental functions integration techniques infinite series and parametric equations and polar coordinates A graphing TI-83+ or TI-84+ graphing calculator is highly recommended due to the extensive use of its functions
23
Mentoring
Mentoring- MN 1001 amp1002 Elective
Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites 30 GPA amp Instructor Approval ndash must complete an application
and get a teacher recommendation
Length One or Two Semesters Credit 5 Credit Semester
Description Mentors will go to the Elementarty or Intermediate School and are assigned to a classroom to
assist with academic and social skills while being a positive role model to younger students Course is a Pass
Fail
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Science Department
Physical Science- CS1201 amp 1202 Required Grade Level 9th Prerequisites None Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description Physical science is a required laboratory science usually taken in the 9th grade The focus of this class will be critical thinking skills laboratory skills and basic concepts of physics and chemistry Students will be involved in regular laboratory exercises that will develop their abilities to collect and report data use scientific conversions properly use lab equipment and manipulate data in scientific formulas
Biology I- SC1701 amp 1702 Required Grade Level 10th Prerequisites Physical Science Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This is a life science course that examines such topics in units of ecology cells genetics the history of life plants invertebrates vertebrates and the human body We present these major topics and discuss how all living things on Earth are connected and in fact dependent upon each other Students will be expected to complete projects give presentations and perform lab experiments complete with extensive lab reports
Chemistry- SC1501 amp 1502 Required Grade Level 11th-12th Prerequisites Physical Science Biology Algebra II (may be taken concurrently) Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This is an upper-level elective that is designed to be a college-preparatory course Students should have a strong background in mathematics Students will participate in laboratory work discussions and writing related to the study of matter and energy Chemistry is essential for careers in medicine dentistry pharmacy nursing veterinary work family and consumer sciences agriculture forestry and engineering Topics covered will include atomic structure periodicity bonding stoichiometry reaction dynamics and acids amp bases
Physics- SC2001 amp 2002 Required Grade Level 11th-12th Prerequisites B or better in Geometry and Algebra Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description Students will study energy mechanics heat light electricity and atomic physics Physics is a mathematically intensive so students should have a strong background in both math and science to do well in this course
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AnatomyPhysiology-Bio III- SC1301 amp 1302 Elective Grade Level 11th-12th Prerequisites Biology Chemistry also strongly suggested Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This is an upper-level elective that is designed as a preparatory course for college-bound students interested in pursuing a career in a health or medical-related field Anatomy is the study of the parts of the human body and physiology is a study of how those parts work The course begins on a cellular level and moves to a study of the tissues and organ systems Students need to have a strong biology and chemistry background coming into this course as well as be proficient in note taking There is a lot of reading involved and there will also be several labs to be completed with extensive lab reports This course does involve direct study of anatomyphysiology through activities such as dissections and a trip to a college lab to view human cadavers
Astronomy- SC1401 Elective Grade Level 11th-12th Prerequisites B or better in Physical Science and Algebra Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This is an upper-level elective Students will study the characteristics of planets stars and galaxies They will also explore our place in our solar system and the universe through the study of the history of astronomy the design and use of astronomical tools and ideas of modern cosmology
Environmental Science-CS1801 Elective Grade Level 11th-12th Prerequisites B or better in Biology Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description Environmental science is an upper-level elective in which students will demonstrate an understanding of the diverse interrelationships that organisms have with each other and their environment They will also address the political and economic implications of the allocation of limited resources Students will research and discuss problems with populations communities and ecosystems They will also trace the movement of energy through the ecosystem
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Social Sciences Department Geography- SS 1101 Required Grade Level 9 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course will consist of the study of geography with the geographic components revolving around the five fundamental themes of geography and the nationally recognized standards for geography The emphasis of the course is on geography and climate and their impact on the development history and government culture and lifestyle and contemporary society of a region
World History- SS 1102 Required Grade Level 9 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course covers pre-historic to modern times in both western and non-western worlds Topics include the rise of civilization political social and economic developments of the Middle Ages the Renaissance and era of discovery the growth of democracy and nationalism the industrial revolution and the two world wars
American History- SS 1301 amp 1302 Required (or AP US History with prior approval) Grade Level 10 or 11 Prerequisites World History amp Geography Length Two semesters Credit 1 credit Description This course is designed as a concentrated study of our nation from post-American Civil War to the present The purpose of the course is to make students aware of past events so they can have a better understanding of present events Critical thinking and writing will be emphasized Current issues will be discussed and evaluated in their historical context
AP (Advanced Placement) United States History- SS 2101 amp 2102 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites TeacherAdministration consent Length Two semesters Credit 1 credit Description This course is meant to be the equivalent of a college freshman level American history course The course prepares students to take the AP exam which can earn students college credit It is a two semester survey of American history from the earliest explorations to modern times Emphasis is placed on critical and evaluative thinking skills essay writing primary document analysis and historiography Students are required to read outside novels and perform outside research independently Students are required to write numerous historical and analytical essays
Government- SS 1401 Required Grade Level 12 Prerequisites American History Length One Semester Credit 5 credit Description Government examines the origins of American government as well as its current structure and administration The main branches of the government are explored as well as state and local governments
Criminal Justice Today- SS 1801
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Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course uses interactive methods to give students a practical understanding of law and our legal system while focusing on legal issues relevant to students lives and developing knowledge and skills essential in our law-oriented society International Affairs- SS 1501 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites American History or AP US History Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course familiarizes students with the various issues and news events taking place in the world and how these events affect our lives Local state national and world news items will be featured The major objectives are to promote inquiry through presentation and debate of conflicting viewpoints and to assign students to discover and reflect upon societal problems relevant to their lives It will provide opportunities to apply techniques of investigation and inquiry to the study of significant problems or issues
Psychology- SS 1601 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Biology Length One semester Credit 05 Credit Description In this course students will learn about basic research methods human development from birth to old age the anatomy of the brain and its influence on behavior sensation and perception intelligence and psychological disorders
AP PsychologymdashSS 2501 amp 2502 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Biology Length Two Semesters Credit 10 Credit Description This is a challenging course that is meant to be the equivalent of a college freshmen level Psychology survey course This course is aimed at preparing students for the AP Psychology exam which can earn students college credit Students will explore the history and theoretical basis of psychology relationships between human biology and human behavior theories of development and mental disorders and therapies An emphasis is placed on critical thinking skills essay writing and research methodology Students will be required to write numerous essays and perform research projects
American Presidents- SS 1802 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites American History or AP US History Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course is designed to be a focused study of the most influential presidencies in American history The emphasis will be placed on an evaluation of how various presidents have understood and exercised their constitutional powers in times of war and peace dealing with issues both foreign and domestic
African American History- SS 2002 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit
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Description In this course students learn of the perseverance bravery and achievements of African-Americans throughout United States history and of the continuing impact of African-Americans on life in the United States at the turn of the twenty-first century
American History and Film- SS 2201 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites American History or AP US History Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course offers an exploration of United States cultural and social history through the medium of film and other mediums of mass culture Students will be asked to rethink the relationships between reality and representation and to re-conceptualize the boundaries between history and film
Sociology- SS 2001 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites None Length One semester Credit 05 Credit Description In this course students will learn about the basis of culture social structure deviance and group behavior through the lens of basic theoretical perspectives of sociology
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World Language Department
American Sign Language I- FL 1401 amp 1402 Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This introductory class to American Sign Language focuses on finger spelling numbers sign vocabulary grammar non-manual signals and culture of the Deaf community This class also focuses on how to interact with Deaf people and teaches Deaf values
American Sign Language II- FL 1404 amp 1405 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites American Sign Language I Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This course is an intermediate level class focusing on conversational American Sign Language skills and grammar including heightened emphasis on non-manual signals classifiers and storytelling techniques This class also takes a closer look at the Deaf World
Spanish I- FL 1101 amp1102 Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This course is an introduction to the Spanish Language and culture Students will be introduced to Spanish reading writing listening and speaking skills Students will be able to pronounce Spanish comprehend Spanish on a beginnerrsquos level and write short dialogues in Spanish Students will study the culture of the Spanish-speaking world
Spanish II- FL 1201 amp1202 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Spanish I Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description In this course students will continue to improve reading writing listening and speaking skills in Spanish Students will continue to learn about Spanish-speaking countries their histories and cultures through research and presentations
Spanish III- FL 1601 amp 1602 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Spanish II Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Descriptions Students will continue to improve reading writing listening and speaking skills We will review and continue studying the grammatical structure learned in Spanish I and II as well as the thematic vocabulary and complex sentence structures Cultural topics will be integrated into the curriculum Emphasis is on communication in Spanish
Spanish Literature - FL 06109 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Spanish III Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Descriptions Spanish Literature courses place an emphasis on reading understanding and reacting in writing to literature written in Spanish
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Other Courses
Senior Experience- FACS 1501 amp 1502 Required Grade Level 12 Prerequisites MUST BE A SENIOR Length Two Semester Credit 1 Credit Description The purpose of the project is to allow the student to demonstrate the knowledge and maturity that heshe has gained during the course of hisher education The project must be a ldquolearning stretchrdquo meaning that it must go beyond what one already knows or has experienced The Senior Experience is a three-part process consisting of a research paper a projectproduct that is an extension of the research and an oral presentation The topic of this experience is chosen by the student This course is a year long senior course and required for graduation
SILDL (Distance Learning) Courses
(Subject to Change) MMC College Courses
Teacher instructors hired by Mount Marty College and taken over the DDN network live with the
teacher Courses may also be offered online
Level These are college courses not open to underclassmen
Prerequisites
--In order to take these courses students must meet two of the following
A 30 cumulative grade point average
B Minimum grade of B in coursework related to the college course
C ACT score of at least 21 in the content area subtest
D Rank in the top frac12 of the class
Courses and Times
Fall Courses
Composition 1 ndash 700-750 am (possibly other times)
College Algebra ndash 800-850 am
Intro to Psychology ndash 900-950 am
American Government ndash 300 ndash 350 pm
Spring Courses
Literature 1 ndash 700-750 am
Pre-Calculus ndash 800-850 am
Intro to Sociology ndash 900-950 am
Course offeringstimes subject to chagne
Cost Math courses are 4 credits cost = $380 per semester plus books
Other courses are 3 credits cost = $285 per semester plus books
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SILDL High School Courses
Description These hybrid courses (online using local area teachers) are self paced yet rigorous and are
taught and monitored by certified teachers These courses are free with the exception of some course
materials may be needed
Course Offerings (May Change)
Agribusiness
Anatomy and Physiology
Natural History
Physics
Comprehensive Creative Art
Accounting 1 and 2
Digital Media
Service Learning
Spanish 1 and 2
Note If TAHS offers an above course in house we will place student in lsquoin housersquo course
unless extenuating circumstances
NSU Center for Statewide E-Learning AP Learning Power
Description These online AP courses are for public high school students The Learning Power AP
coursework will be challenging so a solid academic background in the identified content area will be
essential The course is free but there is a fee for taking the test
Course Offerings
AP Biology
AP Calculus AB
AP Chemistry
AP EnglishLanguage and Composition
AP EnglishLiterature and Composition
AP Physics B
AP Statistics
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CAREER AND TECHNICAL EDCUATION ACADEMY SIOUX FALLS SCHOOL DISTRICT
Description The CTE Academy is in Sioux Falls We bus for the 715 am course Course schedules vary from semester to semester There is an application process
Architecture and Construction Carpentry I (CTC-30613062) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 2 semesters (2 hours) Credit 1 credit semester Description Successful carpenters need to know more than just how to operate equipment Learn the basics of this career and the value of doing work by constructing two homes from the foundation to the rafters to near completion
Carpentry II (CTC-30813082) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Carpentry I Length 2 semesters (2 hours) Credit 1 credit semester Description In this continuation of Carpentry I young carpenters learn leadership qualities while building a home at the CTE Academy Gain an increased understanding of specialty products and materials Learn project cost-estimating and blue printing
Advanced Woodworking and Cabinet Making (CTC-30903092) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 semester (2 hours) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn advanced woodworking skills including building and installation of cabinets while developing workplace connections and exploring careers in the field
Hospitality and Tourism CulinaryRestaurant Management I (ProStart I) (CTT-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 semester (2 hours) Credit 1 credit semester Description The ProStart program is an industry-based program that prepares students for careers in the restaurant and food service industry Topics include preparing and serving safe food preventing accidents and injuries industrial kitchen equipment usage nutrition business math and business cost awareness
CulinaryResturant Management II (ProStart II) (CTT-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites ProStart I Length 1 semester (2 hours) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn how to be successful in the hospitality and tourism career field Students continue their study of culinary arts ndash gaining essential customer services skills used in food service lodging and business careers Select students have the opportunity to participate in the CTE Culinary Arts competition team
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Baking and Pastries (CTT-3040) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites ProStart I Length 1 semester (2 hours) Credit 1 credit semester Description In this specialized class students gain the fundamental skills necessary to work in a commercial bakery or your own kitchen Advanced studies include breads pies cakes pastries and much more
Arts AV Technology and Communications Intro to Arts AV Technology and Communications (CTA-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none
Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Lights Camera Action Be your own director Write and produce audio and video projects that inform demonstrate persuade and even entertain Students get hands-on experience using the same digital technology used in world renowned video and film production companies
AV Production (CTA-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to ArtsAV Tech amp Com Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Develop advanced skills in writing and production of audio and video projects Make your work accessible on the internet and see your own quality work proudly displayed on the Districtrsquos cable access channel KLRN-TV
Broadcast Technology (CTA-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to ArtsAV Tech amp Com Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Produce video and audio projects and pieces for the KLRN Klassroom TV show as well as off-site remote broadcasts This course is designed to prepare high school students for professional employment andor further education in television news sports and digital video production
Digital Music Production (CTA-3040) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to ArtsAV Tech amp Com Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Develop knowledge of the music business music copyright and the use electronic music in the entertainment business computer gaming internet technology and music production field
Digital Animation (CTA-3050) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to ArtsAV Tech amp Com Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Manipulate images music and graphics to create animated projects Animation is seen in advertisements on television on your computer screen and on many other things that pop up from the internet
Heath Science
34
Health Careers I (CTS-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none (recommended Anatomy Physiology) Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Want a career in the exciting medical profession Develop an awareness of various health-related careers while learning entry-level skills needed for all jobs in the profession Guest speakers demonstrations and field trips to local health care facilities provide real-life learning opportunities
Health Careers II (CTS-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Health Careers I (need a grade of C or better) Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Try a career in the medical field by completing an internship in a health care facility Apply entry-level skills while on the job Upon successful completion of both courses students are eligible to sit for the Certified Nursing Assistant (CAN) Exam
Project Lead the Way Biomedical Sciences Program This program is divided into four courses-each course building upon the previous Students interested in math science and the human body will be exposed to dynamic hands-on real-world problems to engage and challenge students who are interested in a career in medicine
Principals of Biomedical Sciences PLTW (CTS-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none (recommended Biology Chemistry) Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Study human medicine research processes and get an introduction to crime scene analysis Students investigate various health conditions such as heart disease diabetes sickle cell disease etc Students are engaged through hands-on projects and medical researched
Human Body Systems Biomed II PLTW (CTS-3040) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Principals of Biomedical Sciences Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Play the role of biomedical professionals solving medical mysteries and explore how body systems work together to maintain good health Students investigate the structures and functions of the human body
Medical Interventions Biomed III PLTW (CTS-3050) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Human Body Systems Biomed II Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description This ldquohow-tordquo class allows students to explore how to prevent and fight infection how to screen and evaluate the code in human DNA how to prevent diagnose and treat cancer and how to prevail when the organs of the body begin to fail
Biomedical Innovation Biomed IV PTLW (CTS-3060) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Medical Interventions Biomed III Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description In this capstone course students design and conduct experiments related to the diagnosis treatment and prevention of disease or illness Course includes an internship in the community
35
Human Services All Human Services students study confidentially and are CPRAED certified Students prepare personal resume and portfolio
Intro to Human Services (CTH - 3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description People-oriented occupations require training in human development parenting personal care and wellness counseling consumer services and employment skills Through field experiences and classroom activities students identify possibly career paths suitable to their strengths skills and talents
Guiding Youth and Families (CTH-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Students explore careers related to working directly with youth adolescents adults and the elderly Classroom activities and field experiences expose students to topics including behavior theory relationships ethics and legal issues social problems support systems and learning theories
Personal Services (CTH-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Students learn advanced study of human care and wellness while exploring communication strategies dietetics and nutrition exercise and fitness first aid ethics and legal issues and event planning This is a great choice for students who wish to go into cosmetology personal training or dietetics
Information Technology Introduction to Technology and Computer Support (CTN-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Students learn about computer technology inside a lab format Topics include computer assembly and disassembly troubleshooting repairs operating system installation and peripheral device support Advanced topics include operating system optimization and networking
Advanced Computer Support and Networking (CTN-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Technology and Computer Support Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Upon completion of this course students are prepared to take the CompTIA A+ certification exams Topics include advanced troubleshooting setting up a computer network supporting networking devices establishing network securities and supporting mobile devices
Manufacturing and Welding Principles of Manufacturing (CTM-3010)
36
Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description This project based class covers careers in the fields of Manufacturing and Mechatronics Learn measurement robotics and pneumatics thermal technology basic CAD operations machine tools quality controls welding and soldering purchasing and warehouse management
ElectronicsRobotics (CTM-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Principals of Manufacturing Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Gain advanced knowledge of robotics electronics ACDC electrical manufacturing processes control and materials Advanced training in soldering may lead to industry certification
Introduction to Auto Welding I ( ) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description
Welding II (CTM-3220) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Welding I Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Improve work and safety skills by making and using workable plans for school and personal projects Students improve out-of-position welding skills with SMAW (Shield Metal Arc Welding) and GMAC (Gas Metal Arc Welding) and become proficient in the use of a plasma cutter and wire feed welding processes
Advanced Welding amp Fabrication (CTM-3230) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Welding I and Welding II Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 Credit semester Description Students are exposed to gas tungsten arc welding aluminum welding gouging blueprint reading and heavy duty welding applications for large scale welding projects Students shadow a professional in the field to understand the physical attributes of the career
Aviation Introduction to Aviation (CTF-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn all aspects of the aviation industry including history principles of flight aircraft systems and performance weather navigation and aviation physiology Career exploration and flight simulation training make this an exciting class
Advanced Aviation and Flight (CTF-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Aviation
37
Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Prepare to take the FAA private pilot written exam as well as gain significant knowledge to begin an FAA flight training programming Learn aerodynamics air craft systems federal regulations flight planning weather and flight maneuvers
Science Technology Engineering and Math Project Lead The Way Pathway to Engineering Program Design an alternative housing project test and build wind turbines and apply engineering concepts related to biomechanics ndash think robotics Earn up to 12 college credits towards your engineering degree while you are in high school
Introduction to Engineering Design Engineering I PTLW (CTE-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Students learn how to apply the engineering design process to solve problems in and out of the classroom Using real world 3-D software students communicate the details of the products and will have the opportunity to create prototypes using our 3-D printer
Principles of Engineering Engineering II PTLW (CTE-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Engineering Design Engineering I Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn about major engineering concepts you will encounter in a college engineering curriculum Conduct destructive testing as you learn about material properties Apply your knowledge of engineering concepts as you tackle real-world engineering design problems through the use of VEX Robotics
Digital Electronics Engineering III PTLW (CTE-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Principles of Engineering Engineering II Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Use combinational and sequential logic design key elements of careers in engineering Students design circuits to solve problems export their designs to a printed circuit auto-routing program that generates printed circuit boards and use appropriate components to build their designs
Engineering Design and Development (EDD) Engineering IV PTLW (CTE-3080) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Digital Electronics Engineering III Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Design test and construct a solution to real-world engineering problem The EDD course allows students to apply skills and knowledge learned in previous Project Lead The Way courses
Transportation Distribution and Logistics Introduction to Vehicle Systems and Maintenance offered at the home high schools is a prerequisite for the auto tech courses
Introduction to Auto Welding I ( ) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description This course has been approved by the South Dakota Department of
38
Education to fulfill high school graduation requirements for Career amp Technical Education(CTE) Successful completion of this course is a prerequisite to take the advanced Auto Tech courses at the CTE Academy Demonstrate safety in the shop and lab while obtaining skills for the career and hobby opportunities in the automotive field Students will raise and support all vehicles inspect fluid levels perform an oil change and chassis lube service Students will test service and inspect vehicle electrical cooling and chassis systems Students will also perform services on tires transmission brakes fuel system and interior and exterior surfaces
Automotive Brakes (CTL-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn the fine adjustments and diagnosis techniques of automobile braking systems while troubleshooting and testing Use industry-quality computer equipment to learn the proper installation analyze data and repair vehicle brakes under actual conditions
Automotive Suspension and Steering (CTL-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn the fine adjustments and diagnosis of suspension and steering systems Troubleshoot and test steering and suspension components Use industry-quality equipment and computers to analyze data while working on vehicles under actual conditions
Automotive Electronics (CTL-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Test electronic engine controls and computer diagnosis perform ignition and tune-up procedures test charging and starting systems
Automotive Engine Performance (CTL-3040) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Using the latest in automotive technology and diagnostic equipment students build on their knowledge about fuel systems and fuel injection systems repair under actual lab and shop conditions
Introduction to Auto Body Repair and Estimating (CTL-3050) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Become acquainted with the requirements qualifications and skills needed in the field of auto body repair Demonstrate proper procedures and safety when handling tools and equipment
Auto Body Structural Analysis and Damage Repair (CTL-3060) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Body Repair and Estimating Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester
39
Description Demonstrate skills necessary for repairing auto body damage and repainting Successful completion may result in credits in the Auto Body Technology program at Southeast Technical Institute
Auto Body Nonstructural Analysis and Damage Repair (CTL-3070) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Body Repair and Estimating Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Repair auto body damage properly prepare automobile surfaces for painting analyze record and estimate the time and material needed to finish a vehicle Successful completion may result in credits in the Auto Body Technology program at Southeast Technical Institute
Auto Body Painting and Refinishing (CTL-3070) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Body Repair and Estimating Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Gain an understanding of the environmental regulations and industry processes used in painting and refinishing to achieve invisible repair
Academy of Finance This 2 or 3 year national program is designed to prepare students with practical skills to enter the real world of business and finance Earn up to 17 college credits Apply freshman or sophomore year for this program that is sponsored by the National Academy Foundation Financial support is provided by Citibank and numerous local internship sponsors
Sophomore Year Fall Semester Accounting I (ACBA40114012) Spring Semester Accounting II (ACBA40214022) or Introduction to Financial Services (ACBA4070) AND Banking and Credit (ACBA4050)
Junior Year Fall Semester Accounting I (ACBA40114012) or Introduction to Financial Services (ACBA4070) AND Banking and Credit (ACBA4050) Spring Semester Accounting II (ACBA40214022) or Introduction to Financial Services (ACBA4070) AND Banking and Credit (ACBA4050)
Summer Internship Senior Year Fall Semester Financial Planning (ACB-5010) Spring Semester Accounting II (ACBA20214022) AND Financial Economics (ACB-5020)
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English II ndash CompLit
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English III ndash Adv
Comp
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Yearbook Pub
Creative Writing
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International Affairs
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AP Psychology
American Presidents
African American History
Sociology
American History amp Film
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World Language Gr HealthPE Gr Business (CTE Gr FACS (CTE) Gr ASL I
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Spanish I
Spanish II
Spanish III
Spanish Literature
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FitnessConditioning
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Personal Finance
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Interior Design
Advanced Interior Design
Nutrition and Wellness
Dietetics amp Nutrition
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PrenatalTodd
Human Dev AdolAdult
Youth Internships
9-12
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Information
Tech (CTE)
Gr Industrial Tech
(CTE)
Gr SILDL Gr Mt Marty Gr
Computer Applications
Web Design
Computer Hardware
Database Management
VB Programming
C++ Programming
Multimedia Design
Comp Prog (Game
Design)
9-12
9-12
10-12
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Cabinet Making
Intro to Building Trade
Small Engines
Intro to Tech Education
9-12
9-12
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9
Agribusiness
AnatomyPhysiology
Natural History
Physics
Comprehensive Art
Accounting 1 and 2
Digital Media
Service Learning
Spanish 1 and 2
Composition I
College Algebra
Intro to Psychology
American Government
Literature I
Pre-Calculus
Intro to Sociology
Fine Arts Gr Fine Arts Gr NSU Center Gr Intro to Art
Creative Drawing
Creative Painting
Digital Photography
Art Portfolio
Drama I
Drama II
9-12
10-12
10-12
9-12
11-12
9-12
10-12
Music Appreciation
Concert Band
Concert Choir
Womenrsquos Ensemble
Menrsquos Ensemble
Symphonic Band
9-12
9-12
9-12
9-12
9-12
9-12
AP Biology
AP Calculus AB
AP Chemistry
AP EnglishLanguage and
Composition
AP EnglishLiterature and
Composition
AP Physics B
AP Statistics
Other Courses Gr Senior Experience
Mentoring
Courses at CTE Academy
12
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11-12
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Freshmen Required Courses
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Geography World History
Physical Science
Computer Applications Web Design
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Tea Area Freshmen Registration
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American History
Biology
Math Course
PEHealth Or other elective
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Parent Signature ___________________________________Date____________________
Tea Area Sophomore Registration
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Junior Required Courses
American Lit Advanced Comp
Check One Personal Finance ___
Economics ___
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Math Course
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Senior Required Courses Senior English (3 options)
Government
Senior Project
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Credits
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1
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Parent Signature ___________________________________Date____________________
Tea Area Senior Registration
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English III-Advanced Composition- ENG 1302 Required Grade Level 11 Prerequisites English I Length One semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course will focus on the proper use of mechanics in writing and the further development of rhetorical skills Students will write a variety of short essays including those in the genres of narration exposition and research with a special emphasis placed on expository essays common in standardized tests
English IV-British Literature- ENG 1401 One credit of a senior-level English course is required Grade Level 12 Prerequisites Senior standing English I II amp III Length One semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course will survey British literature from ancient to modern times exploring the origin and evolution of the English language along the way Lessons will also include the study of literary elements vocabulary writing and grammar
English IV-Senior Writing- ENG1402 One credit of a senior-level English course is required Grade Level 12 Prerequisites Senior standing English I II amp III Length One semester Credit 05 Credit Description This is the capstone writing course for seniors which will combine advanced lessons on vocabulary and grammar with various forms of writing A variety of topics styles and disciplines will be used with the goal of fostering a critical informed view of mass media outlets and preparing students for post-secondary education inside or outside the classroom
Advanced Placement Literature and Composition- ENG 1801 amp 1802 One year of a senior-level English course is required Students must see the instructor for summer reading and vocabulary requirements Grade Level 12 Prerequisites Grade of at least B in English I II and III Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description Students will consider a workrsquos structure style and themes as well as such smaller-scale elements as the use of figurative language imagery symbolism and tone Students will discuss and write about the experience of literature the interpretation of literature and the evaluation of literature NOTE Students will have a chance to earn college credit by earning a certain composite score on the exam which is taken in May Neither taking nor passing the AP exam is required to earn high school credit College credit may be earned by scoring a preset score as determined by a specific college or university Some universities do not accept AP exam scores for credit check with your college before taking the exam
Yearbook Publications- ENG 2001 amp2002 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Sophomore Standing Length One year Credit 1 credit Description Yearbook class will be responsible for creating the schoolrsquos annual yearbook publication Students will review and apply the principles of reporting and photography with special emphasis placed on graphic design as it applies to publishing a comprehensive integrated
15
yearbook The ability to work with others pay attention to detail and work on assignments outside of school hours is recommended as many assignments will require one or all of these
JournalismNewspaper- ENG1601 amp 1602 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites None (based on available space) Length Two semesters (two semesters recommended) Credit 05 Credit (one credit recommended) Description Journalism will introduce students to the basic principles of reporting and photography with an emphasis on newspaper and other print journalism Students in this class will regularly design and publish the schoolrsquos newspaper working independently and in teams to complete assignments including interviewing subjects writing and editing stories taking pictures and designing layouts The ability to work with others pay attention to detail and work on assignments outside of school hours is recommended as many assignments will require one or all of these Photography and photojournalism skills may be included This course may be repeated by students at the instructorrsquos discretion
Creative Writing ndash ENG 1603 amp 1604 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites None Length 1 semester Credit 5 Creative Writing courses offer students the opportunity to develop and improve their technique and individual style in poetry short story drama essays and other forms of prose The emphasis of the courses is on writing however students may study exemplary representations and authors to obtain a fuller appreciation of the form and craft Although most creative writing classes cover several expressive forms others concentrate exclusively on one particular form (such as poetry or playwriting)
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Fine Arts Department Introduction to Art - FA1301 amp 1302 Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites Length One Semester Credit 5 Credit Description This course is an introduction to high school art The elements and principles of design are emphasized demonstrate two and three dimensional construction utilize design vocabulary and basic drawing skills The principles of design are studied in projects such as architecture design through 1 2 amp 3 point perspective In the area of drawing projects will include human anatomy and creating correct proportions still life contour and line in nature In the area Painting the students will demonstrate painting techniques apply color theory and composition techniques This course also studies the basics of 3D~design Students will learn to hand build coil pots pinch pots slabs and many others
Creative Art Drawing- FA1401 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Creative Art and DrawingPainting Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description Advanced drawing techniques in black and white or color media utilize positive and negative space in a composition identify anatomy and proportion in figure drawing demonstrate proportions in portraiture student develops and produces portfolio of advanced work
Creative Art Painting- FA1501 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Creative Art Drawing Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description Study and use variety of painting media watercolor acrylics and water-based inks Utilize pigment color relationships demonstrate color mixing demonstrate personal growth and increased knowledge of selected media and style present portfolio of advanced work Students will also have to purchase own canvas
Digital Photography- FA1601 Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites Graphics Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This photography course is designed to give students experience in taking and analyzing photographs Students will also learn additional skills such as film processing using a scanner and manipulating photos with Photo Software As a photography student you will also become familiar with how the digital camera works Students will need to have a digital camera and Photo book
Art Portfolio I- FA1701 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Creative Art and DrawingPainting and 3 or 4 Advanced Classes
17
Length One semester Credit 05 Credit Description Students in this class will sign a contract stating the goals they will accomplish during a semester A minimum of 10 projects is required One project is required from each of the following areas 18 X 24 in drawing 14 x 18 in painting ceramics sculpture and design The three remaining projects are the studentrsquos choice Students will submit a self-analysis sheet with each project they complete One art history report and replica is also required
Ceramics Pottery Elective
Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Intro to Art
Length One semester Credit 05 credit
Students will demonstrate advanced ceramics and sculpture techniques to create 3D sculpture working with
clay and other media Students will create clay projects on the potterrsquos wheel Students will know how to load
and unload the kiln
Drama I- FA1801 amp 1802 Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites none Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description Drama focuses on all aspects of theater This course will explore the history of drama and how it has influenced civilization Students will closely examine various types of drama from classic Greek tragedies to modern day American theater Students will also learn different acting techniques and will develop improvisational skills All students will be required to participate in all exercises and performances Participation is expected and will be a large portion of the grade Imagination and creativity are a must for this course
Drama II- FA1901 amp 1902 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Drama I Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description In Drama II Students will continue their exploration of drama and theatre Students will explore additional techniques of acting while sharpening their acting and improvisational skills Students will also examine how to produce a play and experiment with various stage settings This includes directing a one-act play Students will also explore the mechanics of theatre including lighting sound costuming and make-up All students will be required to participate in all exercises and performances Participation is expected and will be a large portion of the grade As with Drama I imagination and creativity are a must for this course
Music Appreciation- FA2001 amp 2002 Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description Music appreciation class is made up of bookwork listening assignments some research in this class will be involved as well as written assignments We will be learning music theory the reading and writing of notes rhythms and symbols on a staff We will also be exploring different genres or types of music such as blues jazz country rock and roll pop as well as world
18
music Most of the grade points in this class will be made up of in class assignments and projects but there will be take home homework and research assignments as well
Concert Band- FA 1101 amp 1102 Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites 5-8 band Length Two semesters Credit 1 credit Description Students will play many types and styles of music throughout the year Marching Band is included at the beginning of the year with various competitions and parades Pep Band plays throughout the year at home sporting events Concert band and Jazz band meet throughout the year and students will also have some opportunities to play in a drum line along with optional solo and ensemble opportunities
Concert Choir- FA1001 amp 1002
Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites By Audition Only Length Two semesters Credit 1 Credit Description Concert Choir will meet every day for 49 minutes The concert choir will be by audition only(30 to-40 members) and will be the one that goes to honors choirs and contests Concert choir will compete in large group contests and have the opportunity to go to small groupsolo contest Only members of the concert choir will be able to audition for All-State Choir and participate in the Big East Honors Choir They will also be required to perform at the winter and spring concerts as well as various community events
Womenrsquos Ensemble
Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None Length Two semesters Credit 1 Credit Description Meets Monday through Friday for 49 minutes The ladies will sing a wide range of genres and languages in 3 and 4 part harmony accompanied and unaccompanied Participation in small group and large group contest as well as home concerts in December and May are required in attendance There may also be opportunities to perform at various community events
Mens Ensemble
Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None Length Two semesters Credit 1 credit Description Meets Monday through Friday for 49 minutes Sing and cover many types of music throughout the year The student will focus on becoming better at reading music and singing 2 3 and 4 part splits You will have the chance to sing a variety of repertoire and perform at the winter and spring concerts as well as various community events Solo work is not required
Symphonic Band Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites Audition Only Length Two semesters Credit 1 credit Description Students will play many types and styles of music throughout the year Marching Band is included at the beginning of the year with various competitions and parades Pep Band
19
plays throughout the year at home sporting events Concert band and Jazz band meet throughout the year and students will also have some opportunities to play in a drum line along with optional solo and ensemble opportunities
Health and Physical Education
High School PE- PEHS 1101 amp PEHS1102 Required Grade Level 9 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description Students will participate in physical activity to achieve and maintain a health enhancing level of physical fitness Students will also participate in and learn different lifetime activities
Health- PE1301 amp PE 1302 Required Grade Level 9 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description Class will cover various health-related topics relevant to teenage life Class consists mainly of lecture and class discussion
Fitness and Conditioning- PE1201 amp 1202 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Physical EducationHealth Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit DescriptionStudents learn the benefits and proper skills associated with strength training plyometrics and cardiovascular exercise Studentrsquos progress is kept with a series of physical and strength testing each nine weeks
20
Math Department
Math requirement and suggestions
1 8th
graders taking Algebra I who do not score proficient on the End of Course Exam will not gain
Algebra I high school credit and will take the course as freshmen
2 Placement in Pathways or Algebra I is based on a studentrsquos performance in their 8th
grade math class
3 Passing a math class with anything less than a C- should be considered an indicator that the next level
math class may be difficult to successfully complete It may be in the studentrsquos best interest to repeat
this class
4 Students planning on attending college in South Dakota that have anything less than a C- in Algebra I
Geometry and Advanced Algebra may have some difficulty with the required math placement exam
An unacceptable score on this exam (ACT score below 20) will require the student to take a remedial
math class for no credit at their own expense
5 If a student wishes to ldquodouble-uprdquo with Geometry and Algebra II during the sophomore or junior year it
is highly recommended that the student receive at least a ldquoBrdquo in Algebra I and be very organized and
very self-disciplined
6 It is important to note that the classes that meet the graduation requirement may not satisfy the entrance
requirements at the college a student chooses Any questions in this area should be directed to a
studentrsquos counselor
Pathways to AlgebramdashMA 1001 amp 1002 Elective (by teacher recommendation only) Grade Level 9 Prerequisites None Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This course will focus on math skills necessary to succeed in Algebra I Registration for this course is based on student performance in prior math courses and also on teacher recommendation
Algebra I ndash MA 1201 amp 1202
Required Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description In this course students will learn the language of algebra (properties) work with real numbers solve linear equations graph relations and functions analyze linear equations solve linear inequalities and solve systems of equations and inequalities They may also be introduced to polynomial operations factoring quadratic and exponential functions radical expressions rational expressions and equations statistics and probability A scientific calculator is recommended
Geometry ndash MA 1301 amp 1302 Required Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites Algebra I Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This course introduces students to geometrical concepts and reasoning Students will work with segment measure and coordinate graphing angles parallels triangles and congruence triangles and their properties triangle inequalities quadrilaterals and their properties proportions
21
and similarity polygons and area circles and their properties surface area and volume right triangles and trigonometry circle relationships proofs and transformations A scientific calculator is recommended
Informal Geometry ndash MA 1010 amp 1020 Prerequisite Algebra I (need teacher recommendation) Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit
Description Geometry will introduce the students to geometrical concepts and reasoning Students will also work with segment measure and coordinate graphing angles parallels triangles and congruence triangles and their properties triangle inequalities quadrilaterals and their properties proportions and similarity polygons and area circles and their properties surface area and volume right triangles and trigonometry circle relationships proofs and transformations
Algebra II ndash MA 1401 amp 1402 Required Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Algebra I Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This course will review some principles of Algebra I Topics may include solving equations and inequalities linear relations and functions systems of equations and inequalities matrices polynomials quadratic functions and inequalities polynomial functions conic sections rational expressions and equations exponential and logarithmic relations sequences and series probability and statistics trigonometric functions and trigonometric graphs and identities A graphing TI-83+ or TI-84+ graphing calculator is recommended due to the extensive use of its functions
Pre-Calculus ndash MA 1701 amp 1702 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Algebra II and Geometry Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This course will review some principles of Algebra II Topics may include linear relations and functions systems of equations and inequalities the nature of graphs polynomial and rational functions trigonometric functions and their graphs trigonometric identities and equations vectors and parametric equations polar coordinates and complex numbers conic sections exponential and logarithmic functions sequences and series combinatorics and probability statistics and data analysis and possibly an introduction to calculus A graphing TI-83+ or TI-84+ graphing calculator is highly recommended due to the extensive use of its functions
Statistics and Probability ndash MA 2201 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Algebra I and Algebra II
Length 1 Semester Credit 5 Descritpion Probability and Statistics courses introduce the study of likely events and the analysis interpretation and presentation of quantitative data Course topics generally include basic probability and statistics discrete probability theory odds and probabilities probability trees populations and samples frequency tables measures of central tendency and presentation of data (including graphs) Course topics may also include normal distribution and measures of variability
22
Consumer Math ndash MA 1501 amp 1502 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites None Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description In this course students will review some concepts of working with numbers decimals fractions as well as some estimation and rounding techniques Students will then be introduced to topics such as part-time and summer jobs full-time work recreation and sports costs basic purchases checking and savings accounts credit automobile expenses taxes housing personal finance and investments
Calculus MA 1801 amp 1802 Elective Grade Level 12 Prerequisites Pre-Calculus Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This course includes limits and continuity differentiation applications of differentiation integration applications of the definite integral exponentials logarithms and other transcendental functions integration techniques infinite series and parametric equations and polar coordinates A graphing TI-83+ or TI-84+ graphing calculator is highly recommended due to the extensive use of its functions
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Mentoring
Mentoring- MN 1001 amp1002 Elective
Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites 30 GPA amp Instructor Approval ndash must complete an application
and get a teacher recommendation
Length One or Two Semesters Credit 5 Credit Semester
Description Mentors will go to the Elementarty or Intermediate School and are assigned to a classroom to
assist with academic and social skills while being a positive role model to younger students Course is a Pass
Fail
24
Science Department
Physical Science- CS1201 amp 1202 Required Grade Level 9th Prerequisites None Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description Physical science is a required laboratory science usually taken in the 9th grade The focus of this class will be critical thinking skills laboratory skills and basic concepts of physics and chemistry Students will be involved in regular laboratory exercises that will develop their abilities to collect and report data use scientific conversions properly use lab equipment and manipulate data in scientific formulas
Biology I- SC1701 amp 1702 Required Grade Level 10th Prerequisites Physical Science Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This is a life science course that examines such topics in units of ecology cells genetics the history of life plants invertebrates vertebrates and the human body We present these major topics and discuss how all living things on Earth are connected and in fact dependent upon each other Students will be expected to complete projects give presentations and perform lab experiments complete with extensive lab reports
Chemistry- SC1501 amp 1502 Required Grade Level 11th-12th Prerequisites Physical Science Biology Algebra II (may be taken concurrently) Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This is an upper-level elective that is designed to be a college-preparatory course Students should have a strong background in mathematics Students will participate in laboratory work discussions and writing related to the study of matter and energy Chemistry is essential for careers in medicine dentistry pharmacy nursing veterinary work family and consumer sciences agriculture forestry and engineering Topics covered will include atomic structure periodicity bonding stoichiometry reaction dynamics and acids amp bases
Physics- SC2001 amp 2002 Required Grade Level 11th-12th Prerequisites B or better in Geometry and Algebra Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description Students will study energy mechanics heat light electricity and atomic physics Physics is a mathematically intensive so students should have a strong background in both math and science to do well in this course
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AnatomyPhysiology-Bio III- SC1301 amp 1302 Elective Grade Level 11th-12th Prerequisites Biology Chemistry also strongly suggested Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This is an upper-level elective that is designed as a preparatory course for college-bound students interested in pursuing a career in a health or medical-related field Anatomy is the study of the parts of the human body and physiology is a study of how those parts work The course begins on a cellular level and moves to a study of the tissues and organ systems Students need to have a strong biology and chemistry background coming into this course as well as be proficient in note taking There is a lot of reading involved and there will also be several labs to be completed with extensive lab reports This course does involve direct study of anatomyphysiology through activities such as dissections and a trip to a college lab to view human cadavers
Astronomy- SC1401 Elective Grade Level 11th-12th Prerequisites B or better in Physical Science and Algebra Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This is an upper-level elective Students will study the characteristics of planets stars and galaxies They will also explore our place in our solar system and the universe through the study of the history of astronomy the design and use of astronomical tools and ideas of modern cosmology
Environmental Science-CS1801 Elective Grade Level 11th-12th Prerequisites B or better in Biology Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description Environmental science is an upper-level elective in which students will demonstrate an understanding of the diverse interrelationships that organisms have with each other and their environment They will also address the political and economic implications of the allocation of limited resources Students will research and discuss problems with populations communities and ecosystems They will also trace the movement of energy through the ecosystem
26
Social Sciences Department Geography- SS 1101 Required Grade Level 9 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course will consist of the study of geography with the geographic components revolving around the five fundamental themes of geography and the nationally recognized standards for geography The emphasis of the course is on geography and climate and their impact on the development history and government culture and lifestyle and contemporary society of a region
World History- SS 1102 Required Grade Level 9 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course covers pre-historic to modern times in both western and non-western worlds Topics include the rise of civilization political social and economic developments of the Middle Ages the Renaissance and era of discovery the growth of democracy and nationalism the industrial revolution and the two world wars
American History- SS 1301 amp 1302 Required (or AP US History with prior approval) Grade Level 10 or 11 Prerequisites World History amp Geography Length Two semesters Credit 1 credit Description This course is designed as a concentrated study of our nation from post-American Civil War to the present The purpose of the course is to make students aware of past events so they can have a better understanding of present events Critical thinking and writing will be emphasized Current issues will be discussed and evaluated in their historical context
AP (Advanced Placement) United States History- SS 2101 amp 2102 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites TeacherAdministration consent Length Two semesters Credit 1 credit Description This course is meant to be the equivalent of a college freshman level American history course The course prepares students to take the AP exam which can earn students college credit It is a two semester survey of American history from the earliest explorations to modern times Emphasis is placed on critical and evaluative thinking skills essay writing primary document analysis and historiography Students are required to read outside novels and perform outside research independently Students are required to write numerous historical and analytical essays
Government- SS 1401 Required Grade Level 12 Prerequisites American History Length One Semester Credit 5 credit Description Government examines the origins of American government as well as its current structure and administration The main branches of the government are explored as well as state and local governments
Criminal Justice Today- SS 1801
27
Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course uses interactive methods to give students a practical understanding of law and our legal system while focusing on legal issues relevant to students lives and developing knowledge and skills essential in our law-oriented society International Affairs- SS 1501 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites American History or AP US History Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course familiarizes students with the various issues and news events taking place in the world and how these events affect our lives Local state national and world news items will be featured The major objectives are to promote inquiry through presentation and debate of conflicting viewpoints and to assign students to discover and reflect upon societal problems relevant to their lives It will provide opportunities to apply techniques of investigation and inquiry to the study of significant problems or issues
Psychology- SS 1601 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Biology Length One semester Credit 05 Credit Description In this course students will learn about basic research methods human development from birth to old age the anatomy of the brain and its influence on behavior sensation and perception intelligence and psychological disorders
AP PsychologymdashSS 2501 amp 2502 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Biology Length Two Semesters Credit 10 Credit Description This is a challenging course that is meant to be the equivalent of a college freshmen level Psychology survey course This course is aimed at preparing students for the AP Psychology exam which can earn students college credit Students will explore the history and theoretical basis of psychology relationships between human biology and human behavior theories of development and mental disorders and therapies An emphasis is placed on critical thinking skills essay writing and research methodology Students will be required to write numerous essays and perform research projects
American Presidents- SS 1802 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites American History or AP US History Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course is designed to be a focused study of the most influential presidencies in American history The emphasis will be placed on an evaluation of how various presidents have understood and exercised their constitutional powers in times of war and peace dealing with issues both foreign and domestic
African American History- SS 2002 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit
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Description In this course students learn of the perseverance bravery and achievements of African-Americans throughout United States history and of the continuing impact of African-Americans on life in the United States at the turn of the twenty-first century
American History and Film- SS 2201 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites American History or AP US History Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course offers an exploration of United States cultural and social history through the medium of film and other mediums of mass culture Students will be asked to rethink the relationships between reality and representation and to re-conceptualize the boundaries between history and film
Sociology- SS 2001 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites None Length One semester Credit 05 Credit Description In this course students will learn about the basis of culture social structure deviance and group behavior through the lens of basic theoretical perspectives of sociology
29
World Language Department
American Sign Language I- FL 1401 amp 1402 Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This introductory class to American Sign Language focuses on finger spelling numbers sign vocabulary grammar non-manual signals and culture of the Deaf community This class also focuses on how to interact with Deaf people and teaches Deaf values
American Sign Language II- FL 1404 amp 1405 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites American Sign Language I Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This course is an intermediate level class focusing on conversational American Sign Language skills and grammar including heightened emphasis on non-manual signals classifiers and storytelling techniques This class also takes a closer look at the Deaf World
Spanish I- FL 1101 amp1102 Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This course is an introduction to the Spanish Language and culture Students will be introduced to Spanish reading writing listening and speaking skills Students will be able to pronounce Spanish comprehend Spanish on a beginnerrsquos level and write short dialogues in Spanish Students will study the culture of the Spanish-speaking world
Spanish II- FL 1201 amp1202 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Spanish I Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description In this course students will continue to improve reading writing listening and speaking skills in Spanish Students will continue to learn about Spanish-speaking countries their histories and cultures through research and presentations
Spanish III- FL 1601 amp 1602 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Spanish II Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Descriptions Students will continue to improve reading writing listening and speaking skills We will review and continue studying the grammatical structure learned in Spanish I and II as well as the thematic vocabulary and complex sentence structures Cultural topics will be integrated into the curriculum Emphasis is on communication in Spanish
Spanish Literature - FL 06109 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Spanish III Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Descriptions Spanish Literature courses place an emphasis on reading understanding and reacting in writing to literature written in Spanish
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Other Courses
Senior Experience- FACS 1501 amp 1502 Required Grade Level 12 Prerequisites MUST BE A SENIOR Length Two Semester Credit 1 Credit Description The purpose of the project is to allow the student to demonstrate the knowledge and maturity that heshe has gained during the course of hisher education The project must be a ldquolearning stretchrdquo meaning that it must go beyond what one already knows or has experienced The Senior Experience is a three-part process consisting of a research paper a projectproduct that is an extension of the research and an oral presentation The topic of this experience is chosen by the student This course is a year long senior course and required for graduation
SILDL (Distance Learning) Courses
(Subject to Change) MMC College Courses
Teacher instructors hired by Mount Marty College and taken over the DDN network live with the
teacher Courses may also be offered online
Level These are college courses not open to underclassmen
Prerequisites
--In order to take these courses students must meet two of the following
A 30 cumulative grade point average
B Minimum grade of B in coursework related to the college course
C ACT score of at least 21 in the content area subtest
D Rank in the top frac12 of the class
Courses and Times
Fall Courses
Composition 1 ndash 700-750 am (possibly other times)
College Algebra ndash 800-850 am
Intro to Psychology ndash 900-950 am
American Government ndash 300 ndash 350 pm
Spring Courses
Literature 1 ndash 700-750 am
Pre-Calculus ndash 800-850 am
Intro to Sociology ndash 900-950 am
Course offeringstimes subject to chagne
Cost Math courses are 4 credits cost = $380 per semester plus books
Other courses are 3 credits cost = $285 per semester plus books
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SILDL High School Courses
Description These hybrid courses (online using local area teachers) are self paced yet rigorous and are
taught and monitored by certified teachers These courses are free with the exception of some course
materials may be needed
Course Offerings (May Change)
Agribusiness
Anatomy and Physiology
Natural History
Physics
Comprehensive Creative Art
Accounting 1 and 2
Digital Media
Service Learning
Spanish 1 and 2
Note If TAHS offers an above course in house we will place student in lsquoin housersquo course
unless extenuating circumstances
NSU Center for Statewide E-Learning AP Learning Power
Description These online AP courses are for public high school students The Learning Power AP
coursework will be challenging so a solid academic background in the identified content area will be
essential The course is free but there is a fee for taking the test
Course Offerings
AP Biology
AP Calculus AB
AP Chemistry
AP EnglishLanguage and Composition
AP EnglishLiterature and Composition
AP Physics B
AP Statistics
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CAREER AND TECHNICAL EDCUATION ACADEMY SIOUX FALLS SCHOOL DISTRICT
Description The CTE Academy is in Sioux Falls We bus for the 715 am course Course schedules vary from semester to semester There is an application process
Architecture and Construction Carpentry I (CTC-30613062) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 2 semesters (2 hours) Credit 1 credit semester Description Successful carpenters need to know more than just how to operate equipment Learn the basics of this career and the value of doing work by constructing two homes from the foundation to the rafters to near completion
Carpentry II (CTC-30813082) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Carpentry I Length 2 semesters (2 hours) Credit 1 credit semester Description In this continuation of Carpentry I young carpenters learn leadership qualities while building a home at the CTE Academy Gain an increased understanding of specialty products and materials Learn project cost-estimating and blue printing
Advanced Woodworking and Cabinet Making (CTC-30903092) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 semester (2 hours) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn advanced woodworking skills including building and installation of cabinets while developing workplace connections and exploring careers in the field
Hospitality and Tourism CulinaryRestaurant Management I (ProStart I) (CTT-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 semester (2 hours) Credit 1 credit semester Description The ProStart program is an industry-based program that prepares students for careers in the restaurant and food service industry Topics include preparing and serving safe food preventing accidents and injuries industrial kitchen equipment usage nutrition business math and business cost awareness
CulinaryResturant Management II (ProStart II) (CTT-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites ProStart I Length 1 semester (2 hours) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn how to be successful in the hospitality and tourism career field Students continue their study of culinary arts ndash gaining essential customer services skills used in food service lodging and business careers Select students have the opportunity to participate in the CTE Culinary Arts competition team
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Baking and Pastries (CTT-3040) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites ProStart I Length 1 semester (2 hours) Credit 1 credit semester Description In this specialized class students gain the fundamental skills necessary to work in a commercial bakery or your own kitchen Advanced studies include breads pies cakes pastries and much more
Arts AV Technology and Communications Intro to Arts AV Technology and Communications (CTA-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none
Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Lights Camera Action Be your own director Write and produce audio and video projects that inform demonstrate persuade and even entertain Students get hands-on experience using the same digital technology used in world renowned video and film production companies
AV Production (CTA-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to ArtsAV Tech amp Com Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Develop advanced skills in writing and production of audio and video projects Make your work accessible on the internet and see your own quality work proudly displayed on the Districtrsquos cable access channel KLRN-TV
Broadcast Technology (CTA-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to ArtsAV Tech amp Com Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Produce video and audio projects and pieces for the KLRN Klassroom TV show as well as off-site remote broadcasts This course is designed to prepare high school students for professional employment andor further education in television news sports and digital video production
Digital Music Production (CTA-3040) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to ArtsAV Tech amp Com Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Develop knowledge of the music business music copyright and the use electronic music in the entertainment business computer gaming internet technology and music production field
Digital Animation (CTA-3050) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to ArtsAV Tech amp Com Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Manipulate images music and graphics to create animated projects Animation is seen in advertisements on television on your computer screen and on many other things that pop up from the internet
Heath Science
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Health Careers I (CTS-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none (recommended Anatomy Physiology) Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Want a career in the exciting medical profession Develop an awareness of various health-related careers while learning entry-level skills needed for all jobs in the profession Guest speakers demonstrations and field trips to local health care facilities provide real-life learning opportunities
Health Careers II (CTS-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Health Careers I (need a grade of C or better) Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Try a career in the medical field by completing an internship in a health care facility Apply entry-level skills while on the job Upon successful completion of both courses students are eligible to sit for the Certified Nursing Assistant (CAN) Exam
Project Lead the Way Biomedical Sciences Program This program is divided into four courses-each course building upon the previous Students interested in math science and the human body will be exposed to dynamic hands-on real-world problems to engage and challenge students who are interested in a career in medicine
Principals of Biomedical Sciences PLTW (CTS-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none (recommended Biology Chemistry) Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Study human medicine research processes and get an introduction to crime scene analysis Students investigate various health conditions such as heart disease diabetes sickle cell disease etc Students are engaged through hands-on projects and medical researched
Human Body Systems Biomed II PLTW (CTS-3040) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Principals of Biomedical Sciences Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Play the role of biomedical professionals solving medical mysteries and explore how body systems work together to maintain good health Students investigate the structures and functions of the human body
Medical Interventions Biomed III PLTW (CTS-3050) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Human Body Systems Biomed II Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description This ldquohow-tordquo class allows students to explore how to prevent and fight infection how to screen and evaluate the code in human DNA how to prevent diagnose and treat cancer and how to prevail when the organs of the body begin to fail
Biomedical Innovation Biomed IV PTLW (CTS-3060) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Medical Interventions Biomed III Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description In this capstone course students design and conduct experiments related to the diagnosis treatment and prevention of disease or illness Course includes an internship in the community
35
Human Services All Human Services students study confidentially and are CPRAED certified Students prepare personal resume and portfolio
Intro to Human Services (CTH - 3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description People-oriented occupations require training in human development parenting personal care and wellness counseling consumer services and employment skills Through field experiences and classroom activities students identify possibly career paths suitable to their strengths skills and talents
Guiding Youth and Families (CTH-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Students explore careers related to working directly with youth adolescents adults and the elderly Classroom activities and field experiences expose students to topics including behavior theory relationships ethics and legal issues social problems support systems and learning theories
Personal Services (CTH-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Students learn advanced study of human care and wellness while exploring communication strategies dietetics and nutrition exercise and fitness first aid ethics and legal issues and event planning This is a great choice for students who wish to go into cosmetology personal training or dietetics
Information Technology Introduction to Technology and Computer Support (CTN-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Students learn about computer technology inside a lab format Topics include computer assembly and disassembly troubleshooting repairs operating system installation and peripheral device support Advanced topics include operating system optimization and networking
Advanced Computer Support and Networking (CTN-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Technology and Computer Support Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Upon completion of this course students are prepared to take the CompTIA A+ certification exams Topics include advanced troubleshooting setting up a computer network supporting networking devices establishing network securities and supporting mobile devices
Manufacturing and Welding Principles of Manufacturing (CTM-3010)
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Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description This project based class covers careers in the fields of Manufacturing and Mechatronics Learn measurement robotics and pneumatics thermal technology basic CAD operations machine tools quality controls welding and soldering purchasing and warehouse management
ElectronicsRobotics (CTM-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Principals of Manufacturing Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Gain advanced knowledge of robotics electronics ACDC electrical manufacturing processes control and materials Advanced training in soldering may lead to industry certification
Introduction to Auto Welding I ( ) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description
Welding II (CTM-3220) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Welding I Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Improve work and safety skills by making and using workable plans for school and personal projects Students improve out-of-position welding skills with SMAW (Shield Metal Arc Welding) and GMAC (Gas Metal Arc Welding) and become proficient in the use of a plasma cutter and wire feed welding processes
Advanced Welding amp Fabrication (CTM-3230) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Welding I and Welding II Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 Credit semester Description Students are exposed to gas tungsten arc welding aluminum welding gouging blueprint reading and heavy duty welding applications for large scale welding projects Students shadow a professional in the field to understand the physical attributes of the career
Aviation Introduction to Aviation (CTF-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn all aspects of the aviation industry including history principles of flight aircraft systems and performance weather navigation and aviation physiology Career exploration and flight simulation training make this an exciting class
Advanced Aviation and Flight (CTF-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Aviation
37
Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Prepare to take the FAA private pilot written exam as well as gain significant knowledge to begin an FAA flight training programming Learn aerodynamics air craft systems federal regulations flight planning weather and flight maneuvers
Science Technology Engineering and Math Project Lead The Way Pathway to Engineering Program Design an alternative housing project test and build wind turbines and apply engineering concepts related to biomechanics ndash think robotics Earn up to 12 college credits towards your engineering degree while you are in high school
Introduction to Engineering Design Engineering I PTLW (CTE-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Students learn how to apply the engineering design process to solve problems in and out of the classroom Using real world 3-D software students communicate the details of the products and will have the opportunity to create prototypes using our 3-D printer
Principles of Engineering Engineering II PTLW (CTE-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Engineering Design Engineering I Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn about major engineering concepts you will encounter in a college engineering curriculum Conduct destructive testing as you learn about material properties Apply your knowledge of engineering concepts as you tackle real-world engineering design problems through the use of VEX Robotics
Digital Electronics Engineering III PTLW (CTE-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Principles of Engineering Engineering II Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Use combinational and sequential logic design key elements of careers in engineering Students design circuits to solve problems export their designs to a printed circuit auto-routing program that generates printed circuit boards and use appropriate components to build their designs
Engineering Design and Development (EDD) Engineering IV PTLW (CTE-3080) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Digital Electronics Engineering III Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Design test and construct a solution to real-world engineering problem The EDD course allows students to apply skills and knowledge learned in previous Project Lead The Way courses
Transportation Distribution and Logistics Introduction to Vehicle Systems and Maintenance offered at the home high schools is a prerequisite for the auto tech courses
Introduction to Auto Welding I ( ) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description This course has been approved by the South Dakota Department of
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Education to fulfill high school graduation requirements for Career amp Technical Education(CTE) Successful completion of this course is a prerequisite to take the advanced Auto Tech courses at the CTE Academy Demonstrate safety in the shop and lab while obtaining skills for the career and hobby opportunities in the automotive field Students will raise and support all vehicles inspect fluid levels perform an oil change and chassis lube service Students will test service and inspect vehicle electrical cooling and chassis systems Students will also perform services on tires transmission brakes fuel system and interior and exterior surfaces
Automotive Brakes (CTL-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn the fine adjustments and diagnosis techniques of automobile braking systems while troubleshooting and testing Use industry-quality computer equipment to learn the proper installation analyze data and repair vehicle brakes under actual conditions
Automotive Suspension and Steering (CTL-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn the fine adjustments and diagnosis of suspension and steering systems Troubleshoot and test steering and suspension components Use industry-quality equipment and computers to analyze data while working on vehicles under actual conditions
Automotive Electronics (CTL-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Test electronic engine controls and computer diagnosis perform ignition and tune-up procedures test charging and starting systems
Automotive Engine Performance (CTL-3040) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Using the latest in automotive technology and diagnostic equipment students build on their knowledge about fuel systems and fuel injection systems repair under actual lab and shop conditions
Introduction to Auto Body Repair and Estimating (CTL-3050) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Become acquainted with the requirements qualifications and skills needed in the field of auto body repair Demonstrate proper procedures and safety when handling tools and equipment
Auto Body Structural Analysis and Damage Repair (CTL-3060) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Body Repair and Estimating Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester
39
Description Demonstrate skills necessary for repairing auto body damage and repainting Successful completion may result in credits in the Auto Body Technology program at Southeast Technical Institute
Auto Body Nonstructural Analysis and Damage Repair (CTL-3070) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Body Repair and Estimating Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Repair auto body damage properly prepare automobile surfaces for painting analyze record and estimate the time and material needed to finish a vehicle Successful completion may result in credits in the Auto Body Technology program at Southeast Technical Institute
Auto Body Painting and Refinishing (CTL-3070) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Body Repair and Estimating Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Gain an understanding of the environmental regulations and industry processes used in painting and refinishing to achieve invisible repair
Academy of Finance This 2 or 3 year national program is designed to prepare students with practical skills to enter the real world of business and finance Earn up to 17 college credits Apply freshman or sophomore year for this program that is sponsored by the National Academy Foundation Financial support is provided by Citibank and numerous local internship sponsors
Sophomore Year Fall Semester Accounting I (ACBA40114012) Spring Semester Accounting II (ACBA40214022) or Introduction to Financial Services (ACBA4070) AND Banking and Credit (ACBA4050)
Junior Year Fall Semester Accounting I (ACBA40114012) or Introduction to Financial Services (ACBA4070) AND Banking and Credit (ACBA4050) Spring Semester Accounting II (ACBA40214022) or Introduction to Financial Services (ACBA4070) AND Banking and Credit (ACBA4050)
Summer Internship Senior Year Fall Semester Financial Planning (ACB-5010) Spring Semester Accounting II (ACBA20214022) AND Financial Economics (ACB-5020)
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yearbook The ability to work with others pay attention to detail and work on assignments outside of school hours is recommended as many assignments will require one or all of these
JournalismNewspaper- ENG1601 amp 1602 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites None (based on available space) Length Two semesters (two semesters recommended) Credit 05 Credit (one credit recommended) Description Journalism will introduce students to the basic principles of reporting and photography with an emphasis on newspaper and other print journalism Students in this class will regularly design and publish the schoolrsquos newspaper working independently and in teams to complete assignments including interviewing subjects writing and editing stories taking pictures and designing layouts The ability to work with others pay attention to detail and work on assignments outside of school hours is recommended as many assignments will require one or all of these Photography and photojournalism skills may be included This course may be repeated by students at the instructorrsquos discretion
Creative Writing ndash ENG 1603 amp 1604 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites None Length 1 semester Credit 5 Creative Writing courses offer students the opportunity to develop and improve their technique and individual style in poetry short story drama essays and other forms of prose The emphasis of the courses is on writing however students may study exemplary representations and authors to obtain a fuller appreciation of the form and craft Although most creative writing classes cover several expressive forms others concentrate exclusively on one particular form (such as poetry or playwriting)
16
Fine Arts Department Introduction to Art - FA1301 amp 1302 Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites Length One Semester Credit 5 Credit Description This course is an introduction to high school art The elements and principles of design are emphasized demonstrate two and three dimensional construction utilize design vocabulary and basic drawing skills The principles of design are studied in projects such as architecture design through 1 2 amp 3 point perspective In the area of drawing projects will include human anatomy and creating correct proportions still life contour and line in nature In the area Painting the students will demonstrate painting techniques apply color theory and composition techniques This course also studies the basics of 3D~design Students will learn to hand build coil pots pinch pots slabs and many others
Creative Art Drawing- FA1401 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Creative Art and DrawingPainting Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description Advanced drawing techniques in black and white or color media utilize positive and negative space in a composition identify anatomy and proportion in figure drawing demonstrate proportions in portraiture student develops and produces portfolio of advanced work
Creative Art Painting- FA1501 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Creative Art Drawing Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description Study and use variety of painting media watercolor acrylics and water-based inks Utilize pigment color relationships demonstrate color mixing demonstrate personal growth and increased knowledge of selected media and style present portfolio of advanced work Students will also have to purchase own canvas
Digital Photography- FA1601 Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites Graphics Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This photography course is designed to give students experience in taking and analyzing photographs Students will also learn additional skills such as film processing using a scanner and manipulating photos with Photo Software As a photography student you will also become familiar with how the digital camera works Students will need to have a digital camera and Photo book
Art Portfolio I- FA1701 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Creative Art and DrawingPainting and 3 or 4 Advanced Classes
17
Length One semester Credit 05 Credit Description Students in this class will sign a contract stating the goals they will accomplish during a semester A minimum of 10 projects is required One project is required from each of the following areas 18 X 24 in drawing 14 x 18 in painting ceramics sculpture and design The three remaining projects are the studentrsquos choice Students will submit a self-analysis sheet with each project they complete One art history report and replica is also required
Ceramics Pottery Elective
Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Intro to Art
Length One semester Credit 05 credit
Students will demonstrate advanced ceramics and sculpture techniques to create 3D sculpture working with
clay and other media Students will create clay projects on the potterrsquos wheel Students will know how to load
and unload the kiln
Drama I- FA1801 amp 1802 Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites none Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description Drama focuses on all aspects of theater This course will explore the history of drama and how it has influenced civilization Students will closely examine various types of drama from classic Greek tragedies to modern day American theater Students will also learn different acting techniques and will develop improvisational skills All students will be required to participate in all exercises and performances Participation is expected and will be a large portion of the grade Imagination and creativity are a must for this course
Drama II- FA1901 amp 1902 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Drama I Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description In Drama II Students will continue their exploration of drama and theatre Students will explore additional techniques of acting while sharpening their acting and improvisational skills Students will also examine how to produce a play and experiment with various stage settings This includes directing a one-act play Students will also explore the mechanics of theatre including lighting sound costuming and make-up All students will be required to participate in all exercises and performances Participation is expected and will be a large portion of the grade As with Drama I imagination and creativity are a must for this course
Music Appreciation- FA2001 amp 2002 Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description Music appreciation class is made up of bookwork listening assignments some research in this class will be involved as well as written assignments We will be learning music theory the reading and writing of notes rhythms and symbols on a staff We will also be exploring different genres or types of music such as blues jazz country rock and roll pop as well as world
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music Most of the grade points in this class will be made up of in class assignments and projects but there will be take home homework and research assignments as well
Concert Band- FA 1101 amp 1102 Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites 5-8 band Length Two semesters Credit 1 credit Description Students will play many types and styles of music throughout the year Marching Band is included at the beginning of the year with various competitions and parades Pep Band plays throughout the year at home sporting events Concert band and Jazz band meet throughout the year and students will also have some opportunities to play in a drum line along with optional solo and ensemble opportunities
Concert Choir- FA1001 amp 1002
Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites By Audition Only Length Two semesters Credit 1 Credit Description Concert Choir will meet every day for 49 minutes The concert choir will be by audition only(30 to-40 members) and will be the one that goes to honors choirs and contests Concert choir will compete in large group contests and have the opportunity to go to small groupsolo contest Only members of the concert choir will be able to audition for All-State Choir and participate in the Big East Honors Choir They will also be required to perform at the winter and spring concerts as well as various community events
Womenrsquos Ensemble
Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None Length Two semesters Credit 1 Credit Description Meets Monday through Friday for 49 minutes The ladies will sing a wide range of genres and languages in 3 and 4 part harmony accompanied and unaccompanied Participation in small group and large group contest as well as home concerts in December and May are required in attendance There may also be opportunities to perform at various community events
Mens Ensemble
Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None Length Two semesters Credit 1 credit Description Meets Monday through Friday for 49 minutes Sing and cover many types of music throughout the year The student will focus on becoming better at reading music and singing 2 3 and 4 part splits You will have the chance to sing a variety of repertoire and perform at the winter and spring concerts as well as various community events Solo work is not required
Symphonic Band Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites Audition Only Length Two semesters Credit 1 credit Description Students will play many types and styles of music throughout the year Marching Band is included at the beginning of the year with various competitions and parades Pep Band
19
plays throughout the year at home sporting events Concert band and Jazz band meet throughout the year and students will also have some opportunities to play in a drum line along with optional solo and ensemble opportunities
Health and Physical Education
High School PE- PEHS 1101 amp PEHS1102 Required Grade Level 9 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description Students will participate in physical activity to achieve and maintain a health enhancing level of physical fitness Students will also participate in and learn different lifetime activities
Health- PE1301 amp PE 1302 Required Grade Level 9 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description Class will cover various health-related topics relevant to teenage life Class consists mainly of lecture and class discussion
Fitness and Conditioning- PE1201 amp 1202 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Physical EducationHealth Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit DescriptionStudents learn the benefits and proper skills associated with strength training plyometrics and cardiovascular exercise Studentrsquos progress is kept with a series of physical and strength testing each nine weeks
20
Math Department
Math requirement and suggestions
1 8th
graders taking Algebra I who do not score proficient on the End of Course Exam will not gain
Algebra I high school credit and will take the course as freshmen
2 Placement in Pathways or Algebra I is based on a studentrsquos performance in their 8th
grade math class
3 Passing a math class with anything less than a C- should be considered an indicator that the next level
math class may be difficult to successfully complete It may be in the studentrsquos best interest to repeat
this class
4 Students planning on attending college in South Dakota that have anything less than a C- in Algebra I
Geometry and Advanced Algebra may have some difficulty with the required math placement exam
An unacceptable score on this exam (ACT score below 20) will require the student to take a remedial
math class for no credit at their own expense
5 If a student wishes to ldquodouble-uprdquo with Geometry and Algebra II during the sophomore or junior year it
is highly recommended that the student receive at least a ldquoBrdquo in Algebra I and be very organized and
very self-disciplined
6 It is important to note that the classes that meet the graduation requirement may not satisfy the entrance
requirements at the college a student chooses Any questions in this area should be directed to a
studentrsquos counselor
Pathways to AlgebramdashMA 1001 amp 1002 Elective (by teacher recommendation only) Grade Level 9 Prerequisites None Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This course will focus on math skills necessary to succeed in Algebra I Registration for this course is based on student performance in prior math courses and also on teacher recommendation
Algebra I ndash MA 1201 amp 1202
Required Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description In this course students will learn the language of algebra (properties) work with real numbers solve linear equations graph relations and functions analyze linear equations solve linear inequalities and solve systems of equations and inequalities They may also be introduced to polynomial operations factoring quadratic and exponential functions radical expressions rational expressions and equations statistics and probability A scientific calculator is recommended
Geometry ndash MA 1301 amp 1302 Required Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites Algebra I Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This course introduces students to geometrical concepts and reasoning Students will work with segment measure and coordinate graphing angles parallels triangles and congruence triangles and their properties triangle inequalities quadrilaterals and their properties proportions
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and similarity polygons and area circles and their properties surface area and volume right triangles and trigonometry circle relationships proofs and transformations A scientific calculator is recommended
Informal Geometry ndash MA 1010 amp 1020 Prerequisite Algebra I (need teacher recommendation) Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit
Description Geometry will introduce the students to geometrical concepts and reasoning Students will also work with segment measure and coordinate graphing angles parallels triangles and congruence triangles and their properties triangle inequalities quadrilaterals and their properties proportions and similarity polygons and area circles and their properties surface area and volume right triangles and trigonometry circle relationships proofs and transformations
Algebra II ndash MA 1401 amp 1402 Required Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Algebra I Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This course will review some principles of Algebra I Topics may include solving equations and inequalities linear relations and functions systems of equations and inequalities matrices polynomials quadratic functions and inequalities polynomial functions conic sections rational expressions and equations exponential and logarithmic relations sequences and series probability and statistics trigonometric functions and trigonometric graphs and identities A graphing TI-83+ or TI-84+ graphing calculator is recommended due to the extensive use of its functions
Pre-Calculus ndash MA 1701 amp 1702 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Algebra II and Geometry Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This course will review some principles of Algebra II Topics may include linear relations and functions systems of equations and inequalities the nature of graphs polynomial and rational functions trigonometric functions and their graphs trigonometric identities and equations vectors and parametric equations polar coordinates and complex numbers conic sections exponential and logarithmic functions sequences and series combinatorics and probability statistics and data analysis and possibly an introduction to calculus A graphing TI-83+ or TI-84+ graphing calculator is highly recommended due to the extensive use of its functions
Statistics and Probability ndash MA 2201 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Algebra I and Algebra II
Length 1 Semester Credit 5 Descritpion Probability and Statistics courses introduce the study of likely events and the analysis interpretation and presentation of quantitative data Course topics generally include basic probability and statistics discrete probability theory odds and probabilities probability trees populations and samples frequency tables measures of central tendency and presentation of data (including graphs) Course topics may also include normal distribution and measures of variability
22
Consumer Math ndash MA 1501 amp 1502 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites None Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description In this course students will review some concepts of working with numbers decimals fractions as well as some estimation and rounding techniques Students will then be introduced to topics such as part-time and summer jobs full-time work recreation and sports costs basic purchases checking and savings accounts credit automobile expenses taxes housing personal finance and investments
Calculus MA 1801 amp 1802 Elective Grade Level 12 Prerequisites Pre-Calculus Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This course includes limits and continuity differentiation applications of differentiation integration applications of the definite integral exponentials logarithms and other transcendental functions integration techniques infinite series and parametric equations and polar coordinates A graphing TI-83+ or TI-84+ graphing calculator is highly recommended due to the extensive use of its functions
23
Mentoring
Mentoring- MN 1001 amp1002 Elective
Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites 30 GPA amp Instructor Approval ndash must complete an application
and get a teacher recommendation
Length One or Two Semesters Credit 5 Credit Semester
Description Mentors will go to the Elementarty or Intermediate School and are assigned to a classroom to
assist with academic and social skills while being a positive role model to younger students Course is a Pass
Fail
24
Science Department
Physical Science- CS1201 amp 1202 Required Grade Level 9th Prerequisites None Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description Physical science is a required laboratory science usually taken in the 9th grade The focus of this class will be critical thinking skills laboratory skills and basic concepts of physics and chemistry Students will be involved in regular laboratory exercises that will develop their abilities to collect and report data use scientific conversions properly use lab equipment and manipulate data in scientific formulas
Biology I- SC1701 amp 1702 Required Grade Level 10th Prerequisites Physical Science Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This is a life science course that examines such topics in units of ecology cells genetics the history of life plants invertebrates vertebrates and the human body We present these major topics and discuss how all living things on Earth are connected and in fact dependent upon each other Students will be expected to complete projects give presentations and perform lab experiments complete with extensive lab reports
Chemistry- SC1501 amp 1502 Required Grade Level 11th-12th Prerequisites Physical Science Biology Algebra II (may be taken concurrently) Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This is an upper-level elective that is designed to be a college-preparatory course Students should have a strong background in mathematics Students will participate in laboratory work discussions and writing related to the study of matter and energy Chemistry is essential for careers in medicine dentistry pharmacy nursing veterinary work family and consumer sciences agriculture forestry and engineering Topics covered will include atomic structure periodicity bonding stoichiometry reaction dynamics and acids amp bases
Physics- SC2001 amp 2002 Required Grade Level 11th-12th Prerequisites B or better in Geometry and Algebra Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description Students will study energy mechanics heat light electricity and atomic physics Physics is a mathematically intensive so students should have a strong background in both math and science to do well in this course
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AnatomyPhysiology-Bio III- SC1301 amp 1302 Elective Grade Level 11th-12th Prerequisites Biology Chemistry also strongly suggested Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This is an upper-level elective that is designed as a preparatory course for college-bound students interested in pursuing a career in a health or medical-related field Anatomy is the study of the parts of the human body and physiology is a study of how those parts work The course begins on a cellular level and moves to a study of the tissues and organ systems Students need to have a strong biology and chemistry background coming into this course as well as be proficient in note taking There is a lot of reading involved and there will also be several labs to be completed with extensive lab reports This course does involve direct study of anatomyphysiology through activities such as dissections and a trip to a college lab to view human cadavers
Astronomy- SC1401 Elective Grade Level 11th-12th Prerequisites B or better in Physical Science and Algebra Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This is an upper-level elective Students will study the characteristics of planets stars and galaxies They will also explore our place in our solar system and the universe through the study of the history of astronomy the design and use of astronomical tools and ideas of modern cosmology
Environmental Science-CS1801 Elective Grade Level 11th-12th Prerequisites B or better in Biology Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description Environmental science is an upper-level elective in which students will demonstrate an understanding of the diverse interrelationships that organisms have with each other and their environment They will also address the political and economic implications of the allocation of limited resources Students will research and discuss problems with populations communities and ecosystems They will also trace the movement of energy through the ecosystem
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Social Sciences Department Geography- SS 1101 Required Grade Level 9 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course will consist of the study of geography with the geographic components revolving around the five fundamental themes of geography and the nationally recognized standards for geography The emphasis of the course is on geography and climate and their impact on the development history and government culture and lifestyle and contemporary society of a region
World History- SS 1102 Required Grade Level 9 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course covers pre-historic to modern times in both western and non-western worlds Topics include the rise of civilization political social and economic developments of the Middle Ages the Renaissance and era of discovery the growth of democracy and nationalism the industrial revolution and the two world wars
American History- SS 1301 amp 1302 Required (or AP US History with prior approval) Grade Level 10 or 11 Prerequisites World History amp Geography Length Two semesters Credit 1 credit Description This course is designed as a concentrated study of our nation from post-American Civil War to the present The purpose of the course is to make students aware of past events so they can have a better understanding of present events Critical thinking and writing will be emphasized Current issues will be discussed and evaluated in their historical context
AP (Advanced Placement) United States History- SS 2101 amp 2102 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites TeacherAdministration consent Length Two semesters Credit 1 credit Description This course is meant to be the equivalent of a college freshman level American history course The course prepares students to take the AP exam which can earn students college credit It is a two semester survey of American history from the earliest explorations to modern times Emphasis is placed on critical and evaluative thinking skills essay writing primary document analysis and historiography Students are required to read outside novels and perform outside research independently Students are required to write numerous historical and analytical essays
Government- SS 1401 Required Grade Level 12 Prerequisites American History Length One Semester Credit 5 credit Description Government examines the origins of American government as well as its current structure and administration The main branches of the government are explored as well as state and local governments
Criminal Justice Today- SS 1801
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Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course uses interactive methods to give students a practical understanding of law and our legal system while focusing on legal issues relevant to students lives and developing knowledge and skills essential in our law-oriented society International Affairs- SS 1501 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites American History or AP US History Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course familiarizes students with the various issues and news events taking place in the world and how these events affect our lives Local state national and world news items will be featured The major objectives are to promote inquiry through presentation and debate of conflicting viewpoints and to assign students to discover and reflect upon societal problems relevant to their lives It will provide opportunities to apply techniques of investigation and inquiry to the study of significant problems or issues
Psychology- SS 1601 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Biology Length One semester Credit 05 Credit Description In this course students will learn about basic research methods human development from birth to old age the anatomy of the brain and its influence on behavior sensation and perception intelligence and psychological disorders
AP PsychologymdashSS 2501 amp 2502 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Biology Length Two Semesters Credit 10 Credit Description This is a challenging course that is meant to be the equivalent of a college freshmen level Psychology survey course This course is aimed at preparing students for the AP Psychology exam which can earn students college credit Students will explore the history and theoretical basis of psychology relationships between human biology and human behavior theories of development and mental disorders and therapies An emphasis is placed on critical thinking skills essay writing and research methodology Students will be required to write numerous essays and perform research projects
American Presidents- SS 1802 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites American History or AP US History Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course is designed to be a focused study of the most influential presidencies in American history The emphasis will be placed on an evaluation of how various presidents have understood and exercised their constitutional powers in times of war and peace dealing with issues both foreign and domestic
African American History- SS 2002 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit
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Description In this course students learn of the perseverance bravery and achievements of African-Americans throughout United States history and of the continuing impact of African-Americans on life in the United States at the turn of the twenty-first century
American History and Film- SS 2201 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites American History or AP US History Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course offers an exploration of United States cultural and social history through the medium of film and other mediums of mass culture Students will be asked to rethink the relationships between reality and representation and to re-conceptualize the boundaries between history and film
Sociology- SS 2001 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites None Length One semester Credit 05 Credit Description In this course students will learn about the basis of culture social structure deviance and group behavior through the lens of basic theoretical perspectives of sociology
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World Language Department
American Sign Language I- FL 1401 amp 1402 Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This introductory class to American Sign Language focuses on finger spelling numbers sign vocabulary grammar non-manual signals and culture of the Deaf community This class also focuses on how to interact with Deaf people and teaches Deaf values
American Sign Language II- FL 1404 amp 1405 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites American Sign Language I Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This course is an intermediate level class focusing on conversational American Sign Language skills and grammar including heightened emphasis on non-manual signals classifiers and storytelling techniques This class also takes a closer look at the Deaf World
Spanish I- FL 1101 amp1102 Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This course is an introduction to the Spanish Language and culture Students will be introduced to Spanish reading writing listening and speaking skills Students will be able to pronounce Spanish comprehend Spanish on a beginnerrsquos level and write short dialogues in Spanish Students will study the culture of the Spanish-speaking world
Spanish II- FL 1201 amp1202 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Spanish I Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description In this course students will continue to improve reading writing listening and speaking skills in Spanish Students will continue to learn about Spanish-speaking countries their histories and cultures through research and presentations
Spanish III- FL 1601 amp 1602 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Spanish II Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Descriptions Students will continue to improve reading writing listening and speaking skills We will review and continue studying the grammatical structure learned in Spanish I and II as well as the thematic vocabulary and complex sentence structures Cultural topics will be integrated into the curriculum Emphasis is on communication in Spanish
Spanish Literature - FL 06109 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Spanish III Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Descriptions Spanish Literature courses place an emphasis on reading understanding and reacting in writing to literature written in Spanish
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Other Courses
Senior Experience- FACS 1501 amp 1502 Required Grade Level 12 Prerequisites MUST BE A SENIOR Length Two Semester Credit 1 Credit Description The purpose of the project is to allow the student to demonstrate the knowledge and maturity that heshe has gained during the course of hisher education The project must be a ldquolearning stretchrdquo meaning that it must go beyond what one already knows or has experienced The Senior Experience is a three-part process consisting of a research paper a projectproduct that is an extension of the research and an oral presentation The topic of this experience is chosen by the student This course is a year long senior course and required for graduation
SILDL (Distance Learning) Courses
(Subject to Change) MMC College Courses
Teacher instructors hired by Mount Marty College and taken over the DDN network live with the
teacher Courses may also be offered online
Level These are college courses not open to underclassmen
Prerequisites
--In order to take these courses students must meet two of the following
A 30 cumulative grade point average
B Minimum grade of B in coursework related to the college course
C ACT score of at least 21 in the content area subtest
D Rank in the top frac12 of the class
Courses and Times
Fall Courses
Composition 1 ndash 700-750 am (possibly other times)
College Algebra ndash 800-850 am
Intro to Psychology ndash 900-950 am
American Government ndash 300 ndash 350 pm
Spring Courses
Literature 1 ndash 700-750 am
Pre-Calculus ndash 800-850 am
Intro to Sociology ndash 900-950 am
Course offeringstimes subject to chagne
Cost Math courses are 4 credits cost = $380 per semester plus books
Other courses are 3 credits cost = $285 per semester plus books
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SILDL High School Courses
Description These hybrid courses (online using local area teachers) are self paced yet rigorous and are
taught and monitored by certified teachers These courses are free with the exception of some course
materials may be needed
Course Offerings (May Change)
Agribusiness
Anatomy and Physiology
Natural History
Physics
Comprehensive Creative Art
Accounting 1 and 2
Digital Media
Service Learning
Spanish 1 and 2
Note If TAHS offers an above course in house we will place student in lsquoin housersquo course
unless extenuating circumstances
NSU Center for Statewide E-Learning AP Learning Power
Description These online AP courses are for public high school students The Learning Power AP
coursework will be challenging so a solid academic background in the identified content area will be
essential The course is free but there is a fee for taking the test
Course Offerings
AP Biology
AP Calculus AB
AP Chemistry
AP EnglishLanguage and Composition
AP EnglishLiterature and Composition
AP Physics B
AP Statistics
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CAREER AND TECHNICAL EDCUATION ACADEMY SIOUX FALLS SCHOOL DISTRICT
Description The CTE Academy is in Sioux Falls We bus for the 715 am course Course schedules vary from semester to semester There is an application process
Architecture and Construction Carpentry I (CTC-30613062) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 2 semesters (2 hours) Credit 1 credit semester Description Successful carpenters need to know more than just how to operate equipment Learn the basics of this career and the value of doing work by constructing two homes from the foundation to the rafters to near completion
Carpentry II (CTC-30813082) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Carpentry I Length 2 semesters (2 hours) Credit 1 credit semester Description In this continuation of Carpentry I young carpenters learn leadership qualities while building a home at the CTE Academy Gain an increased understanding of specialty products and materials Learn project cost-estimating and blue printing
Advanced Woodworking and Cabinet Making (CTC-30903092) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 semester (2 hours) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn advanced woodworking skills including building and installation of cabinets while developing workplace connections and exploring careers in the field
Hospitality and Tourism CulinaryRestaurant Management I (ProStart I) (CTT-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 semester (2 hours) Credit 1 credit semester Description The ProStart program is an industry-based program that prepares students for careers in the restaurant and food service industry Topics include preparing and serving safe food preventing accidents and injuries industrial kitchen equipment usage nutrition business math and business cost awareness
CulinaryResturant Management II (ProStart II) (CTT-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites ProStart I Length 1 semester (2 hours) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn how to be successful in the hospitality and tourism career field Students continue their study of culinary arts ndash gaining essential customer services skills used in food service lodging and business careers Select students have the opportunity to participate in the CTE Culinary Arts competition team
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Baking and Pastries (CTT-3040) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites ProStart I Length 1 semester (2 hours) Credit 1 credit semester Description In this specialized class students gain the fundamental skills necessary to work in a commercial bakery or your own kitchen Advanced studies include breads pies cakes pastries and much more
Arts AV Technology and Communications Intro to Arts AV Technology and Communications (CTA-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none
Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Lights Camera Action Be your own director Write and produce audio and video projects that inform demonstrate persuade and even entertain Students get hands-on experience using the same digital technology used in world renowned video and film production companies
AV Production (CTA-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to ArtsAV Tech amp Com Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Develop advanced skills in writing and production of audio and video projects Make your work accessible on the internet and see your own quality work proudly displayed on the Districtrsquos cable access channel KLRN-TV
Broadcast Technology (CTA-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to ArtsAV Tech amp Com Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Produce video and audio projects and pieces for the KLRN Klassroom TV show as well as off-site remote broadcasts This course is designed to prepare high school students for professional employment andor further education in television news sports and digital video production
Digital Music Production (CTA-3040) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to ArtsAV Tech amp Com Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Develop knowledge of the music business music copyright and the use electronic music in the entertainment business computer gaming internet technology and music production field
Digital Animation (CTA-3050) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to ArtsAV Tech amp Com Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Manipulate images music and graphics to create animated projects Animation is seen in advertisements on television on your computer screen and on many other things that pop up from the internet
Heath Science
34
Health Careers I (CTS-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none (recommended Anatomy Physiology) Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Want a career in the exciting medical profession Develop an awareness of various health-related careers while learning entry-level skills needed for all jobs in the profession Guest speakers demonstrations and field trips to local health care facilities provide real-life learning opportunities
Health Careers II (CTS-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Health Careers I (need a grade of C or better) Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Try a career in the medical field by completing an internship in a health care facility Apply entry-level skills while on the job Upon successful completion of both courses students are eligible to sit for the Certified Nursing Assistant (CAN) Exam
Project Lead the Way Biomedical Sciences Program This program is divided into four courses-each course building upon the previous Students interested in math science and the human body will be exposed to dynamic hands-on real-world problems to engage and challenge students who are interested in a career in medicine
Principals of Biomedical Sciences PLTW (CTS-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none (recommended Biology Chemistry) Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Study human medicine research processes and get an introduction to crime scene analysis Students investigate various health conditions such as heart disease diabetes sickle cell disease etc Students are engaged through hands-on projects and medical researched
Human Body Systems Biomed II PLTW (CTS-3040) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Principals of Biomedical Sciences Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Play the role of biomedical professionals solving medical mysteries and explore how body systems work together to maintain good health Students investigate the structures and functions of the human body
Medical Interventions Biomed III PLTW (CTS-3050) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Human Body Systems Biomed II Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description This ldquohow-tordquo class allows students to explore how to prevent and fight infection how to screen and evaluate the code in human DNA how to prevent diagnose and treat cancer and how to prevail when the organs of the body begin to fail
Biomedical Innovation Biomed IV PTLW (CTS-3060) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Medical Interventions Biomed III Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description In this capstone course students design and conduct experiments related to the diagnosis treatment and prevention of disease or illness Course includes an internship in the community
35
Human Services All Human Services students study confidentially and are CPRAED certified Students prepare personal resume and portfolio
Intro to Human Services (CTH - 3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description People-oriented occupations require training in human development parenting personal care and wellness counseling consumer services and employment skills Through field experiences and classroom activities students identify possibly career paths suitable to their strengths skills and talents
Guiding Youth and Families (CTH-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Students explore careers related to working directly with youth adolescents adults and the elderly Classroom activities and field experiences expose students to topics including behavior theory relationships ethics and legal issues social problems support systems and learning theories
Personal Services (CTH-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Students learn advanced study of human care and wellness while exploring communication strategies dietetics and nutrition exercise and fitness first aid ethics and legal issues and event planning This is a great choice for students who wish to go into cosmetology personal training or dietetics
Information Technology Introduction to Technology and Computer Support (CTN-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Students learn about computer technology inside a lab format Topics include computer assembly and disassembly troubleshooting repairs operating system installation and peripheral device support Advanced topics include operating system optimization and networking
Advanced Computer Support and Networking (CTN-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Technology and Computer Support Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Upon completion of this course students are prepared to take the CompTIA A+ certification exams Topics include advanced troubleshooting setting up a computer network supporting networking devices establishing network securities and supporting mobile devices
Manufacturing and Welding Principles of Manufacturing (CTM-3010)
36
Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description This project based class covers careers in the fields of Manufacturing and Mechatronics Learn measurement robotics and pneumatics thermal technology basic CAD operations machine tools quality controls welding and soldering purchasing and warehouse management
ElectronicsRobotics (CTM-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Principals of Manufacturing Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Gain advanced knowledge of robotics electronics ACDC electrical manufacturing processes control and materials Advanced training in soldering may lead to industry certification
Introduction to Auto Welding I ( ) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description
Welding II (CTM-3220) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Welding I Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Improve work and safety skills by making and using workable plans for school and personal projects Students improve out-of-position welding skills with SMAW (Shield Metal Arc Welding) and GMAC (Gas Metal Arc Welding) and become proficient in the use of a plasma cutter and wire feed welding processes
Advanced Welding amp Fabrication (CTM-3230) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Welding I and Welding II Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 Credit semester Description Students are exposed to gas tungsten arc welding aluminum welding gouging blueprint reading and heavy duty welding applications for large scale welding projects Students shadow a professional in the field to understand the physical attributes of the career
Aviation Introduction to Aviation (CTF-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn all aspects of the aviation industry including history principles of flight aircraft systems and performance weather navigation and aviation physiology Career exploration and flight simulation training make this an exciting class
Advanced Aviation and Flight (CTF-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Aviation
37
Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Prepare to take the FAA private pilot written exam as well as gain significant knowledge to begin an FAA flight training programming Learn aerodynamics air craft systems federal regulations flight planning weather and flight maneuvers
Science Technology Engineering and Math Project Lead The Way Pathway to Engineering Program Design an alternative housing project test and build wind turbines and apply engineering concepts related to biomechanics ndash think robotics Earn up to 12 college credits towards your engineering degree while you are in high school
Introduction to Engineering Design Engineering I PTLW (CTE-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Students learn how to apply the engineering design process to solve problems in and out of the classroom Using real world 3-D software students communicate the details of the products and will have the opportunity to create prototypes using our 3-D printer
Principles of Engineering Engineering II PTLW (CTE-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Engineering Design Engineering I Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn about major engineering concepts you will encounter in a college engineering curriculum Conduct destructive testing as you learn about material properties Apply your knowledge of engineering concepts as you tackle real-world engineering design problems through the use of VEX Robotics
Digital Electronics Engineering III PTLW (CTE-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Principles of Engineering Engineering II Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Use combinational and sequential logic design key elements of careers in engineering Students design circuits to solve problems export their designs to a printed circuit auto-routing program that generates printed circuit boards and use appropriate components to build their designs
Engineering Design and Development (EDD) Engineering IV PTLW (CTE-3080) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Digital Electronics Engineering III Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Design test and construct a solution to real-world engineering problem The EDD course allows students to apply skills and knowledge learned in previous Project Lead The Way courses
Transportation Distribution and Logistics Introduction to Vehicle Systems and Maintenance offered at the home high schools is a prerequisite for the auto tech courses
Introduction to Auto Welding I ( ) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description This course has been approved by the South Dakota Department of
38
Education to fulfill high school graduation requirements for Career amp Technical Education(CTE) Successful completion of this course is a prerequisite to take the advanced Auto Tech courses at the CTE Academy Demonstrate safety in the shop and lab while obtaining skills for the career and hobby opportunities in the automotive field Students will raise and support all vehicles inspect fluid levels perform an oil change and chassis lube service Students will test service and inspect vehicle electrical cooling and chassis systems Students will also perform services on tires transmission brakes fuel system and interior and exterior surfaces
Automotive Brakes (CTL-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn the fine adjustments and diagnosis techniques of automobile braking systems while troubleshooting and testing Use industry-quality computer equipment to learn the proper installation analyze data and repair vehicle brakes under actual conditions
Automotive Suspension and Steering (CTL-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn the fine adjustments and diagnosis of suspension and steering systems Troubleshoot and test steering and suspension components Use industry-quality equipment and computers to analyze data while working on vehicles under actual conditions
Automotive Electronics (CTL-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Test electronic engine controls and computer diagnosis perform ignition and tune-up procedures test charging and starting systems
Automotive Engine Performance (CTL-3040) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Using the latest in automotive technology and diagnostic equipment students build on their knowledge about fuel systems and fuel injection systems repair under actual lab and shop conditions
Introduction to Auto Body Repair and Estimating (CTL-3050) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Become acquainted with the requirements qualifications and skills needed in the field of auto body repair Demonstrate proper procedures and safety when handling tools and equipment
Auto Body Structural Analysis and Damage Repair (CTL-3060) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Body Repair and Estimating Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester
39
Description Demonstrate skills necessary for repairing auto body damage and repainting Successful completion may result in credits in the Auto Body Technology program at Southeast Technical Institute
Auto Body Nonstructural Analysis and Damage Repair (CTL-3070) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Body Repair and Estimating Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Repair auto body damage properly prepare automobile surfaces for painting analyze record and estimate the time and material needed to finish a vehicle Successful completion may result in credits in the Auto Body Technology program at Southeast Technical Institute
Auto Body Painting and Refinishing (CTL-3070) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Body Repair and Estimating Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Gain an understanding of the environmental regulations and industry processes used in painting and refinishing to achieve invisible repair
Academy of Finance This 2 or 3 year national program is designed to prepare students with practical skills to enter the real world of business and finance Earn up to 17 college credits Apply freshman or sophomore year for this program that is sponsored by the National Academy Foundation Financial support is provided by Citibank and numerous local internship sponsors
Sophomore Year Fall Semester Accounting I (ACBA40114012) Spring Semester Accounting II (ACBA40214022) or Introduction to Financial Services (ACBA4070) AND Banking and Credit (ACBA4050)
Junior Year Fall Semester Accounting I (ACBA40114012) or Introduction to Financial Services (ACBA4070) AND Banking and Credit (ACBA4050) Spring Semester Accounting II (ACBA40214022) or Introduction to Financial Services (ACBA4070) AND Banking and Credit (ACBA4050)
Summer Internship Senior Year Fall Semester Financial Planning (ACB-5010) Spring Semester Accounting II (ACBA20214022) AND Financial Economics (ACB-5020)
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English I ndash Lit
English II ndash Speech
English II ndash CompLit
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English III ndash Adv
Comp
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Adv Placement
LitComp
Yearbook Pub
Creative Writing
JournalismNewspaper
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Criminal Justice Today
International Affairs
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AP Psychology
American Presidents
African American History
Sociology
American History amp Film
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World Language Gr HealthPE Gr Business (CTE Gr FACS (CTE) Gr ASL I
ASL II
Spanish I
Spanish II
Spanish III
Spanish Literature
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HS PE
Health
FitnessConditioning
9-12
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Business Law
Personal Finance
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9-12
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Interior Design
Advanced Interior Design
Nutrition and Wellness
Dietetics amp Nutrition
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PrenatalTodd
Human Dev AdolAdult
Youth Internships
9-12
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Information
Tech (CTE)
Gr Industrial Tech
(CTE)
Gr SILDL Gr Mt Marty Gr
Computer Applications
Web Design
Computer Hardware
Database Management
VB Programming
C++ Programming
Multimedia Design
Comp Prog (Game
Design)
9-12
9-12
10-12
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Cabinet Making
Intro to Building Trade
Small Engines
Intro to Tech Education
9-12
9-12
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9
Agribusiness
AnatomyPhysiology
Natural History
Physics
Comprehensive Art
Accounting 1 and 2
Digital Media
Service Learning
Spanish 1 and 2
Composition I
College Algebra
Intro to Psychology
American Government
Literature I
Pre-Calculus
Intro to Sociology
Fine Arts Gr Fine Arts Gr NSU Center Gr Intro to Art
Creative Drawing
Creative Painting
Digital Photography
Art Portfolio
Drama I
Drama II
9-12
10-12
10-12
9-12
11-12
9-12
10-12
Music Appreciation
Concert Band
Concert Choir
Womenrsquos Ensemble
Menrsquos Ensemble
Symphonic Band
9-12
9-12
9-12
9-12
9-12
9-12
AP Biology
AP Calculus AB
AP Chemistry
AP EnglishLanguage and
Composition
AP EnglishLiterature and
Composition
AP Physics B
AP Statistics
Other Courses Gr Senior Experience
Mentoring
Courses at CTE Academy
12
11-12
11-12
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Freshmen Required Courses
English Composition English Literature
Geography World History
Physical Science
Computer Applications Web Design
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Tea Area Freshmen Registration
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Sophomore Required Courses
Written Communication Speech
American History
Biology
Math Course
PEHealth Or other elective
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Name ___________________________________________________________
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American Lit Advanced Comp
Check One Personal Finance ___
Economics ___
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Math Course
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Tea Area Junior Registration
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Name ___________________________________________________________
Senior Required Courses Senior English (3 options)
Government
Senior Project
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Credits
1
5
1
1
1
1
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Parent Signature ___________________________________Date____________________
Tea Area Senior Registration
16
Fine Arts Department Introduction to Art - FA1301 amp 1302 Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites Length One Semester Credit 5 Credit Description This course is an introduction to high school art The elements and principles of design are emphasized demonstrate two and three dimensional construction utilize design vocabulary and basic drawing skills The principles of design are studied in projects such as architecture design through 1 2 amp 3 point perspective In the area of drawing projects will include human anatomy and creating correct proportions still life contour and line in nature In the area Painting the students will demonstrate painting techniques apply color theory and composition techniques This course also studies the basics of 3D~design Students will learn to hand build coil pots pinch pots slabs and many others
Creative Art Drawing- FA1401 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Creative Art and DrawingPainting Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description Advanced drawing techniques in black and white or color media utilize positive and negative space in a composition identify anatomy and proportion in figure drawing demonstrate proportions in portraiture student develops and produces portfolio of advanced work
Creative Art Painting- FA1501 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Creative Art Drawing Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description Study and use variety of painting media watercolor acrylics and water-based inks Utilize pigment color relationships demonstrate color mixing demonstrate personal growth and increased knowledge of selected media and style present portfolio of advanced work Students will also have to purchase own canvas
Digital Photography- FA1601 Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites Graphics Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This photography course is designed to give students experience in taking and analyzing photographs Students will also learn additional skills such as film processing using a scanner and manipulating photos with Photo Software As a photography student you will also become familiar with how the digital camera works Students will need to have a digital camera and Photo book
Art Portfolio I- FA1701 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Creative Art and DrawingPainting and 3 or 4 Advanced Classes
17
Length One semester Credit 05 Credit Description Students in this class will sign a contract stating the goals they will accomplish during a semester A minimum of 10 projects is required One project is required from each of the following areas 18 X 24 in drawing 14 x 18 in painting ceramics sculpture and design The three remaining projects are the studentrsquos choice Students will submit a self-analysis sheet with each project they complete One art history report and replica is also required
Ceramics Pottery Elective
Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Intro to Art
Length One semester Credit 05 credit
Students will demonstrate advanced ceramics and sculpture techniques to create 3D sculpture working with
clay and other media Students will create clay projects on the potterrsquos wheel Students will know how to load
and unload the kiln
Drama I- FA1801 amp 1802 Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites none Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description Drama focuses on all aspects of theater This course will explore the history of drama and how it has influenced civilization Students will closely examine various types of drama from classic Greek tragedies to modern day American theater Students will also learn different acting techniques and will develop improvisational skills All students will be required to participate in all exercises and performances Participation is expected and will be a large portion of the grade Imagination and creativity are a must for this course
Drama II- FA1901 amp 1902 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Drama I Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description In Drama II Students will continue their exploration of drama and theatre Students will explore additional techniques of acting while sharpening their acting and improvisational skills Students will also examine how to produce a play and experiment with various stage settings This includes directing a one-act play Students will also explore the mechanics of theatre including lighting sound costuming and make-up All students will be required to participate in all exercises and performances Participation is expected and will be a large portion of the grade As with Drama I imagination and creativity are a must for this course
Music Appreciation- FA2001 amp 2002 Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description Music appreciation class is made up of bookwork listening assignments some research in this class will be involved as well as written assignments We will be learning music theory the reading and writing of notes rhythms and symbols on a staff We will also be exploring different genres or types of music such as blues jazz country rock and roll pop as well as world
18
music Most of the grade points in this class will be made up of in class assignments and projects but there will be take home homework and research assignments as well
Concert Band- FA 1101 amp 1102 Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites 5-8 band Length Two semesters Credit 1 credit Description Students will play many types and styles of music throughout the year Marching Band is included at the beginning of the year with various competitions and parades Pep Band plays throughout the year at home sporting events Concert band and Jazz band meet throughout the year and students will also have some opportunities to play in a drum line along with optional solo and ensemble opportunities
Concert Choir- FA1001 amp 1002
Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites By Audition Only Length Two semesters Credit 1 Credit Description Concert Choir will meet every day for 49 minutes The concert choir will be by audition only(30 to-40 members) and will be the one that goes to honors choirs and contests Concert choir will compete in large group contests and have the opportunity to go to small groupsolo contest Only members of the concert choir will be able to audition for All-State Choir and participate in the Big East Honors Choir They will also be required to perform at the winter and spring concerts as well as various community events
Womenrsquos Ensemble
Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None Length Two semesters Credit 1 Credit Description Meets Monday through Friday for 49 minutes The ladies will sing a wide range of genres and languages in 3 and 4 part harmony accompanied and unaccompanied Participation in small group and large group contest as well as home concerts in December and May are required in attendance There may also be opportunities to perform at various community events
Mens Ensemble
Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None Length Two semesters Credit 1 credit Description Meets Monday through Friday for 49 minutes Sing and cover many types of music throughout the year The student will focus on becoming better at reading music and singing 2 3 and 4 part splits You will have the chance to sing a variety of repertoire and perform at the winter and spring concerts as well as various community events Solo work is not required
Symphonic Band Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites Audition Only Length Two semesters Credit 1 credit Description Students will play many types and styles of music throughout the year Marching Band is included at the beginning of the year with various competitions and parades Pep Band
19
plays throughout the year at home sporting events Concert band and Jazz band meet throughout the year and students will also have some opportunities to play in a drum line along with optional solo and ensemble opportunities
Health and Physical Education
High School PE- PEHS 1101 amp PEHS1102 Required Grade Level 9 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description Students will participate in physical activity to achieve and maintain a health enhancing level of physical fitness Students will also participate in and learn different lifetime activities
Health- PE1301 amp PE 1302 Required Grade Level 9 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description Class will cover various health-related topics relevant to teenage life Class consists mainly of lecture and class discussion
Fitness and Conditioning- PE1201 amp 1202 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Physical EducationHealth Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit DescriptionStudents learn the benefits and proper skills associated with strength training plyometrics and cardiovascular exercise Studentrsquos progress is kept with a series of physical and strength testing each nine weeks
20
Math Department
Math requirement and suggestions
1 8th
graders taking Algebra I who do not score proficient on the End of Course Exam will not gain
Algebra I high school credit and will take the course as freshmen
2 Placement in Pathways or Algebra I is based on a studentrsquos performance in their 8th
grade math class
3 Passing a math class with anything less than a C- should be considered an indicator that the next level
math class may be difficult to successfully complete It may be in the studentrsquos best interest to repeat
this class
4 Students planning on attending college in South Dakota that have anything less than a C- in Algebra I
Geometry and Advanced Algebra may have some difficulty with the required math placement exam
An unacceptable score on this exam (ACT score below 20) will require the student to take a remedial
math class for no credit at their own expense
5 If a student wishes to ldquodouble-uprdquo with Geometry and Algebra II during the sophomore or junior year it
is highly recommended that the student receive at least a ldquoBrdquo in Algebra I and be very organized and
very self-disciplined
6 It is important to note that the classes that meet the graduation requirement may not satisfy the entrance
requirements at the college a student chooses Any questions in this area should be directed to a
studentrsquos counselor
Pathways to AlgebramdashMA 1001 amp 1002 Elective (by teacher recommendation only) Grade Level 9 Prerequisites None Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This course will focus on math skills necessary to succeed in Algebra I Registration for this course is based on student performance in prior math courses and also on teacher recommendation
Algebra I ndash MA 1201 amp 1202
Required Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description In this course students will learn the language of algebra (properties) work with real numbers solve linear equations graph relations and functions analyze linear equations solve linear inequalities and solve systems of equations and inequalities They may also be introduced to polynomial operations factoring quadratic and exponential functions radical expressions rational expressions and equations statistics and probability A scientific calculator is recommended
Geometry ndash MA 1301 amp 1302 Required Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites Algebra I Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This course introduces students to geometrical concepts and reasoning Students will work with segment measure and coordinate graphing angles parallels triangles and congruence triangles and their properties triangle inequalities quadrilaterals and their properties proportions
21
and similarity polygons and area circles and their properties surface area and volume right triangles and trigonometry circle relationships proofs and transformations A scientific calculator is recommended
Informal Geometry ndash MA 1010 amp 1020 Prerequisite Algebra I (need teacher recommendation) Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit
Description Geometry will introduce the students to geometrical concepts and reasoning Students will also work with segment measure and coordinate graphing angles parallels triangles and congruence triangles and their properties triangle inequalities quadrilaterals and their properties proportions and similarity polygons and area circles and their properties surface area and volume right triangles and trigonometry circle relationships proofs and transformations
Algebra II ndash MA 1401 amp 1402 Required Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Algebra I Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This course will review some principles of Algebra I Topics may include solving equations and inequalities linear relations and functions systems of equations and inequalities matrices polynomials quadratic functions and inequalities polynomial functions conic sections rational expressions and equations exponential and logarithmic relations sequences and series probability and statistics trigonometric functions and trigonometric graphs and identities A graphing TI-83+ or TI-84+ graphing calculator is recommended due to the extensive use of its functions
Pre-Calculus ndash MA 1701 amp 1702 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Algebra II and Geometry Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This course will review some principles of Algebra II Topics may include linear relations and functions systems of equations and inequalities the nature of graphs polynomial and rational functions trigonometric functions and their graphs trigonometric identities and equations vectors and parametric equations polar coordinates and complex numbers conic sections exponential and logarithmic functions sequences and series combinatorics and probability statistics and data analysis and possibly an introduction to calculus A graphing TI-83+ or TI-84+ graphing calculator is highly recommended due to the extensive use of its functions
Statistics and Probability ndash MA 2201 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Algebra I and Algebra II
Length 1 Semester Credit 5 Descritpion Probability and Statistics courses introduce the study of likely events and the analysis interpretation and presentation of quantitative data Course topics generally include basic probability and statistics discrete probability theory odds and probabilities probability trees populations and samples frequency tables measures of central tendency and presentation of data (including graphs) Course topics may also include normal distribution and measures of variability
22
Consumer Math ndash MA 1501 amp 1502 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites None Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description In this course students will review some concepts of working with numbers decimals fractions as well as some estimation and rounding techniques Students will then be introduced to topics such as part-time and summer jobs full-time work recreation and sports costs basic purchases checking and savings accounts credit automobile expenses taxes housing personal finance and investments
Calculus MA 1801 amp 1802 Elective Grade Level 12 Prerequisites Pre-Calculus Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This course includes limits and continuity differentiation applications of differentiation integration applications of the definite integral exponentials logarithms and other transcendental functions integration techniques infinite series and parametric equations and polar coordinates A graphing TI-83+ or TI-84+ graphing calculator is highly recommended due to the extensive use of its functions
23
Mentoring
Mentoring- MN 1001 amp1002 Elective
Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites 30 GPA amp Instructor Approval ndash must complete an application
and get a teacher recommendation
Length One or Two Semesters Credit 5 Credit Semester
Description Mentors will go to the Elementarty or Intermediate School and are assigned to a classroom to
assist with academic and social skills while being a positive role model to younger students Course is a Pass
Fail
24
Science Department
Physical Science- CS1201 amp 1202 Required Grade Level 9th Prerequisites None Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description Physical science is a required laboratory science usually taken in the 9th grade The focus of this class will be critical thinking skills laboratory skills and basic concepts of physics and chemistry Students will be involved in regular laboratory exercises that will develop their abilities to collect and report data use scientific conversions properly use lab equipment and manipulate data in scientific formulas
Biology I- SC1701 amp 1702 Required Grade Level 10th Prerequisites Physical Science Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This is a life science course that examines such topics in units of ecology cells genetics the history of life plants invertebrates vertebrates and the human body We present these major topics and discuss how all living things on Earth are connected and in fact dependent upon each other Students will be expected to complete projects give presentations and perform lab experiments complete with extensive lab reports
Chemistry- SC1501 amp 1502 Required Grade Level 11th-12th Prerequisites Physical Science Biology Algebra II (may be taken concurrently) Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This is an upper-level elective that is designed to be a college-preparatory course Students should have a strong background in mathematics Students will participate in laboratory work discussions and writing related to the study of matter and energy Chemistry is essential for careers in medicine dentistry pharmacy nursing veterinary work family and consumer sciences agriculture forestry and engineering Topics covered will include atomic structure periodicity bonding stoichiometry reaction dynamics and acids amp bases
Physics- SC2001 amp 2002 Required Grade Level 11th-12th Prerequisites B or better in Geometry and Algebra Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description Students will study energy mechanics heat light electricity and atomic physics Physics is a mathematically intensive so students should have a strong background in both math and science to do well in this course
25
AnatomyPhysiology-Bio III- SC1301 amp 1302 Elective Grade Level 11th-12th Prerequisites Biology Chemistry also strongly suggested Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This is an upper-level elective that is designed as a preparatory course for college-bound students interested in pursuing a career in a health or medical-related field Anatomy is the study of the parts of the human body and physiology is a study of how those parts work The course begins on a cellular level and moves to a study of the tissues and organ systems Students need to have a strong biology and chemistry background coming into this course as well as be proficient in note taking There is a lot of reading involved and there will also be several labs to be completed with extensive lab reports This course does involve direct study of anatomyphysiology through activities such as dissections and a trip to a college lab to view human cadavers
Astronomy- SC1401 Elective Grade Level 11th-12th Prerequisites B or better in Physical Science and Algebra Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This is an upper-level elective Students will study the characteristics of planets stars and galaxies They will also explore our place in our solar system and the universe through the study of the history of astronomy the design and use of astronomical tools and ideas of modern cosmology
Environmental Science-CS1801 Elective Grade Level 11th-12th Prerequisites B or better in Biology Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description Environmental science is an upper-level elective in which students will demonstrate an understanding of the diverse interrelationships that organisms have with each other and their environment They will also address the political and economic implications of the allocation of limited resources Students will research and discuss problems with populations communities and ecosystems They will also trace the movement of energy through the ecosystem
26
Social Sciences Department Geography- SS 1101 Required Grade Level 9 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course will consist of the study of geography with the geographic components revolving around the five fundamental themes of geography and the nationally recognized standards for geography The emphasis of the course is on geography and climate and their impact on the development history and government culture and lifestyle and contemporary society of a region
World History- SS 1102 Required Grade Level 9 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course covers pre-historic to modern times in both western and non-western worlds Topics include the rise of civilization political social and economic developments of the Middle Ages the Renaissance and era of discovery the growth of democracy and nationalism the industrial revolution and the two world wars
American History- SS 1301 amp 1302 Required (or AP US History with prior approval) Grade Level 10 or 11 Prerequisites World History amp Geography Length Two semesters Credit 1 credit Description This course is designed as a concentrated study of our nation from post-American Civil War to the present The purpose of the course is to make students aware of past events so they can have a better understanding of present events Critical thinking and writing will be emphasized Current issues will be discussed and evaluated in their historical context
AP (Advanced Placement) United States History- SS 2101 amp 2102 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites TeacherAdministration consent Length Two semesters Credit 1 credit Description This course is meant to be the equivalent of a college freshman level American history course The course prepares students to take the AP exam which can earn students college credit It is a two semester survey of American history from the earliest explorations to modern times Emphasis is placed on critical and evaluative thinking skills essay writing primary document analysis and historiography Students are required to read outside novels and perform outside research independently Students are required to write numerous historical and analytical essays
Government- SS 1401 Required Grade Level 12 Prerequisites American History Length One Semester Credit 5 credit Description Government examines the origins of American government as well as its current structure and administration The main branches of the government are explored as well as state and local governments
Criminal Justice Today- SS 1801
27
Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course uses interactive methods to give students a practical understanding of law and our legal system while focusing on legal issues relevant to students lives and developing knowledge and skills essential in our law-oriented society International Affairs- SS 1501 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites American History or AP US History Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course familiarizes students with the various issues and news events taking place in the world and how these events affect our lives Local state national and world news items will be featured The major objectives are to promote inquiry through presentation and debate of conflicting viewpoints and to assign students to discover and reflect upon societal problems relevant to their lives It will provide opportunities to apply techniques of investigation and inquiry to the study of significant problems or issues
Psychology- SS 1601 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Biology Length One semester Credit 05 Credit Description In this course students will learn about basic research methods human development from birth to old age the anatomy of the brain and its influence on behavior sensation and perception intelligence and psychological disorders
AP PsychologymdashSS 2501 amp 2502 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Biology Length Two Semesters Credit 10 Credit Description This is a challenging course that is meant to be the equivalent of a college freshmen level Psychology survey course This course is aimed at preparing students for the AP Psychology exam which can earn students college credit Students will explore the history and theoretical basis of psychology relationships between human biology and human behavior theories of development and mental disorders and therapies An emphasis is placed on critical thinking skills essay writing and research methodology Students will be required to write numerous essays and perform research projects
American Presidents- SS 1802 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites American History or AP US History Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course is designed to be a focused study of the most influential presidencies in American history The emphasis will be placed on an evaluation of how various presidents have understood and exercised their constitutional powers in times of war and peace dealing with issues both foreign and domestic
African American History- SS 2002 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit
28
Description In this course students learn of the perseverance bravery and achievements of African-Americans throughout United States history and of the continuing impact of African-Americans on life in the United States at the turn of the twenty-first century
American History and Film- SS 2201 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites American History or AP US History Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course offers an exploration of United States cultural and social history through the medium of film and other mediums of mass culture Students will be asked to rethink the relationships between reality and representation and to re-conceptualize the boundaries between history and film
Sociology- SS 2001 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites None Length One semester Credit 05 Credit Description In this course students will learn about the basis of culture social structure deviance and group behavior through the lens of basic theoretical perspectives of sociology
29
World Language Department
American Sign Language I- FL 1401 amp 1402 Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This introductory class to American Sign Language focuses on finger spelling numbers sign vocabulary grammar non-manual signals and culture of the Deaf community This class also focuses on how to interact with Deaf people and teaches Deaf values
American Sign Language II- FL 1404 amp 1405 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites American Sign Language I Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This course is an intermediate level class focusing on conversational American Sign Language skills and grammar including heightened emphasis on non-manual signals classifiers and storytelling techniques This class also takes a closer look at the Deaf World
Spanish I- FL 1101 amp1102 Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This course is an introduction to the Spanish Language and culture Students will be introduced to Spanish reading writing listening and speaking skills Students will be able to pronounce Spanish comprehend Spanish on a beginnerrsquos level and write short dialogues in Spanish Students will study the culture of the Spanish-speaking world
Spanish II- FL 1201 amp1202 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Spanish I Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description In this course students will continue to improve reading writing listening and speaking skills in Spanish Students will continue to learn about Spanish-speaking countries their histories and cultures through research and presentations
Spanish III- FL 1601 amp 1602 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Spanish II Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Descriptions Students will continue to improve reading writing listening and speaking skills We will review and continue studying the grammatical structure learned in Spanish I and II as well as the thematic vocabulary and complex sentence structures Cultural topics will be integrated into the curriculum Emphasis is on communication in Spanish
Spanish Literature - FL 06109 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Spanish III Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Descriptions Spanish Literature courses place an emphasis on reading understanding and reacting in writing to literature written in Spanish
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Other Courses
Senior Experience- FACS 1501 amp 1502 Required Grade Level 12 Prerequisites MUST BE A SENIOR Length Two Semester Credit 1 Credit Description The purpose of the project is to allow the student to demonstrate the knowledge and maturity that heshe has gained during the course of hisher education The project must be a ldquolearning stretchrdquo meaning that it must go beyond what one already knows or has experienced The Senior Experience is a three-part process consisting of a research paper a projectproduct that is an extension of the research and an oral presentation The topic of this experience is chosen by the student This course is a year long senior course and required for graduation
SILDL (Distance Learning) Courses
(Subject to Change) MMC College Courses
Teacher instructors hired by Mount Marty College and taken over the DDN network live with the
teacher Courses may also be offered online
Level These are college courses not open to underclassmen
Prerequisites
--In order to take these courses students must meet two of the following
A 30 cumulative grade point average
B Minimum grade of B in coursework related to the college course
C ACT score of at least 21 in the content area subtest
D Rank in the top frac12 of the class
Courses and Times
Fall Courses
Composition 1 ndash 700-750 am (possibly other times)
College Algebra ndash 800-850 am
Intro to Psychology ndash 900-950 am
American Government ndash 300 ndash 350 pm
Spring Courses
Literature 1 ndash 700-750 am
Pre-Calculus ndash 800-850 am
Intro to Sociology ndash 900-950 am
Course offeringstimes subject to chagne
Cost Math courses are 4 credits cost = $380 per semester plus books
Other courses are 3 credits cost = $285 per semester plus books
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SILDL High School Courses
Description These hybrid courses (online using local area teachers) are self paced yet rigorous and are
taught and monitored by certified teachers These courses are free with the exception of some course
materials may be needed
Course Offerings (May Change)
Agribusiness
Anatomy and Physiology
Natural History
Physics
Comprehensive Creative Art
Accounting 1 and 2
Digital Media
Service Learning
Spanish 1 and 2
Note If TAHS offers an above course in house we will place student in lsquoin housersquo course
unless extenuating circumstances
NSU Center for Statewide E-Learning AP Learning Power
Description These online AP courses are for public high school students The Learning Power AP
coursework will be challenging so a solid academic background in the identified content area will be
essential The course is free but there is a fee for taking the test
Course Offerings
AP Biology
AP Calculus AB
AP Chemistry
AP EnglishLanguage and Composition
AP EnglishLiterature and Composition
AP Physics B
AP Statistics
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CAREER AND TECHNICAL EDCUATION ACADEMY SIOUX FALLS SCHOOL DISTRICT
Description The CTE Academy is in Sioux Falls We bus for the 715 am course Course schedules vary from semester to semester There is an application process
Architecture and Construction Carpentry I (CTC-30613062) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 2 semesters (2 hours) Credit 1 credit semester Description Successful carpenters need to know more than just how to operate equipment Learn the basics of this career and the value of doing work by constructing two homes from the foundation to the rafters to near completion
Carpentry II (CTC-30813082) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Carpentry I Length 2 semesters (2 hours) Credit 1 credit semester Description In this continuation of Carpentry I young carpenters learn leadership qualities while building a home at the CTE Academy Gain an increased understanding of specialty products and materials Learn project cost-estimating and blue printing
Advanced Woodworking and Cabinet Making (CTC-30903092) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 semester (2 hours) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn advanced woodworking skills including building and installation of cabinets while developing workplace connections and exploring careers in the field
Hospitality and Tourism CulinaryRestaurant Management I (ProStart I) (CTT-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 semester (2 hours) Credit 1 credit semester Description The ProStart program is an industry-based program that prepares students for careers in the restaurant and food service industry Topics include preparing and serving safe food preventing accidents and injuries industrial kitchen equipment usage nutrition business math and business cost awareness
CulinaryResturant Management II (ProStart II) (CTT-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites ProStart I Length 1 semester (2 hours) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn how to be successful in the hospitality and tourism career field Students continue their study of culinary arts ndash gaining essential customer services skills used in food service lodging and business careers Select students have the opportunity to participate in the CTE Culinary Arts competition team
33
Baking and Pastries (CTT-3040) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites ProStart I Length 1 semester (2 hours) Credit 1 credit semester Description In this specialized class students gain the fundamental skills necessary to work in a commercial bakery or your own kitchen Advanced studies include breads pies cakes pastries and much more
Arts AV Technology and Communications Intro to Arts AV Technology and Communications (CTA-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none
Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Lights Camera Action Be your own director Write and produce audio and video projects that inform demonstrate persuade and even entertain Students get hands-on experience using the same digital technology used in world renowned video and film production companies
AV Production (CTA-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to ArtsAV Tech amp Com Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Develop advanced skills in writing and production of audio and video projects Make your work accessible on the internet and see your own quality work proudly displayed on the Districtrsquos cable access channel KLRN-TV
Broadcast Technology (CTA-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to ArtsAV Tech amp Com Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Produce video and audio projects and pieces for the KLRN Klassroom TV show as well as off-site remote broadcasts This course is designed to prepare high school students for professional employment andor further education in television news sports and digital video production
Digital Music Production (CTA-3040) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to ArtsAV Tech amp Com Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Develop knowledge of the music business music copyright and the use electronic music in the entertainment business computer gaming internet technology and music production field
Digital Animation (CTA-3050) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to ArtsAV Tech amp Com Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Manipulate images music and graphics to create animated projects Animation is seen in advertisements on television on your computer screen and on many other things that pop up from the internet
Heath Science
34
Health Careers I (CTS-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none (recommended Anatomy Physiology) Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Want a career in the exciting medical profession Develop an awareness of various health-related careers while learning entry-level skills needed for all jobs in the profession Guest speakers demonstrations and field trips to local health care facilities provide real-life learning opportunities
Health Careers II (CTS-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Health Careers I (need a grade of C or better) Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Try a career in the medical field by completing an internship in a health care facility Apply entry-level skills while on the job Upon successful completion of both courses students are eligible to sit for the Certified Nursing Assistant (CAN) Exam
Project Lead the Way Biomedical Sciences Program This program is divided into four courses-each course building upon the previous Students interested in math science and the human body will be exposed to dynamic hands-on real-world problems to engage and challenge students who are interested in a career in medicine
Principals of Biomedical Sciences PLTW (CTS-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none (recommended Biology Chemistry) Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Study human medicine research processes and get an introduction to crime scene analysis Students investigate various health conditions such as heart disease diabetes sickle cell disease etc Students are engaged through hands-on projects and medical researched
Human Body Systems Biomed II PLTW (CTS-3040) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Principals of Biomedical Sciences Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Play the role of biomedical professionals solving medical mysteries and explore how body systems work together to maintain good health Students investigate the structures and functions of the human body
Medical Interventions Biomed III PLTW (CTS-3050) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Human Body Systems Biomed II Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description This ldquohow-tordquo class allows students to explore how to prevent and fight infection how to screen and evaluate the code in human DNA how to prevent diagnose and treat cancer and how to prevail when the organs of the body begin to fail
Biomedical Innovation Biomed IV PTLW (CTS-3060) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Medical Interventions Biomed III Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description In this capstone course students design and conduct experiments related to the diagnosis treatment and prevention of disease or illness Course includes an internship in the community
35
Human Services All Human Services students study confidentially and are CPRAED certified Students prepare personal resume and portfolio
Intro to Human Services (CTH - 3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description People-oriented occupations require training in human development parenting personal care and wellness counseling consumer services and employment skills Through field experiences and classroom activities students identify possibly career paths suitable to their strengths skills and talents
Guiding Youth and Families (CTH-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Students explore careers related to working directly with youth adolescents adults and the elderly Classroom activities and field experiences expose students to topics including behavior theory relationships ethics and legal issues social problems support systems and learning theories
Personal Services (CTH-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Students learn advanced study of human care and wellness while exploring communication strategies dietetics and nutrition exercise and fitness first aid ethics and legal issues and event planning This is a great choice for students who wish to go into cosmetology personal training or dietetics
Information Technology Introduction to Technology and Computer Support (CTN-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Students learn about computer technology inside a lab format Topics include computer assembly and disassembly troubleshooting repairs operating system installation and peripheral device support Advanced topics include operating system optimization and networking
Advanced Computer Support and Networking (CTN-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Technology and Computer Support Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Upon completion of this course students are prepared to take the CompTIA A+ certification exams Topics include advanced troubleshooting setting up a computer network supporting networking devices establishing network securities and supporting mobile devices
Manufacturing and Welding Principles of Manufacturing (CTM-3010)
36
Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description This project based class covers careers in the fields of Manufacturing and Mechatronics Learn measurement robotics and pneumatics thermal technology basic CAD operations machine tools quality controls welding and soldering purchasing and warehouse management
ElectronicsRobotics (CTM-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Principals of Manufacturing Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Gain advanced knowledge of robotics electronics ACDC electrical manufacturing processes control and materials Advanced training in soldering may lead to industry certification
Introduction to Auto Welding I ( ) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description
Welding II (CTM-3220) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Welding I Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Improve work and safety skills by making and using workable plans for school and personal projects Students improve out-of-position welding skills with SMAW (Shield Metal Arc Welding) and GMAC (Gas Metal Arc Welding) and become proficient in the use of a plasma cutter and wire feed welding processes
Advanced Welding amp Fabrication (CTM-3230) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Welding I and Welding II Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 Credit semester Description Students are exposed to gas tungsten arc welding aluminum welding gouging blueprint reading and heavy duty welding applications for large scale welding projects Students shadow a professional in the field to understand the physical attributes of the career
Aviation Introduction to Aviation (CTF-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn all aspects of the aviation industry including history principles of flight aircraft systems and performance weather navigation and aviation physiology Career exploration and flight simulation training make this an exciting class
Advanced Aviation and Flight (CTF-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Aviation
37
Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Prepare to take the FAA private pilot written exam as well as gain significant knowledge to begin an FAA flight training programming Learn aerodynamics air craft systems federal regulations flight planning weather and flight maneuvers
Science Technology Engineering and Math Project Lead The Way Pathway to Engineering Program Design an alternative housing project test and build wind turbines and apply engineering concepts related to biomechanics ndash think robotics Earn up to 12 college credits towards your engineering degree while you are in high school
Introduction to Engineering Design Engineering I PTLW (CTE-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Students learn how to apply the engineering design process to solve problems in and out of the classroom Using real world 3-D software students communicate the details of the products and will have the opportunity to create prototypes using our 3-D printer
Principles of Engineering Engineering II PTLW (CTE-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Engineering Design Engineering I Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn about major engineering concepts you will encounter in a college engineering curriculum Conduct destructive testing as you learn about material properties Apply your knowledge of engineering concepts as you tackle real-world engineering design problems through the use of VEX Robotics
Digital Electronics Engineering III PTLW (CTE-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Principles of Engineering Engineering II Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Use combinational and sequential logic design key elements of careers in engineering Students design circuits to solve problems export their designs to a printed circuit auto-routing program that generates printed circuit boards and use appropriate components to build their designs
Engineering Design and Development (EDD) Engineering IV PTLW (CTE-3080) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Digital Electronics Engineering III Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Design test and construct a solution to real-world engineering problem The EDD course allows students to apply skills and knowledge learned in previous Project Lead The Way courses
Transportation Distribution and Logistics Introduction to Vehicle Systems and Maintenance offered at the home high schools is a prerequisite for the auto tech courses
Introduction to Auto Welding I ( ) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description This course has been approved by the South Dakota Department of
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Education to fulfill high school graduation requirements for Career amp Technical Education(CTE) Successful completion of this course is a prerequisite to take the advanced Auto Tech courses at the CTE Academy Demonstrate safety in the shop and lab while obtaining skills for the career and hobby opportunities in the automotive field Students will raise and support all vehicles inspect fluid levels perform an oil change and chassis lube service Students will test service and inspect vehicle electrical cooling and chassis systems Students will also perform services on tires transmission brakes fuel system and interior and exterior surfaces
Automotive Brakes (CTL-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn the fine adjustments and diagnosis techniques of automobile braking systems while troubleshooting and testing Use industry-quality computer equipment to learn the proper installation analyze data and repair vehicle brakes under actual conditions
Automotive Suspension and Steering (CTL-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn the fine adjustments and diagnosis of suspension and steering systems Troubleshoot and test steering and suspension components Use industry-quality equipment and computers to analyze data while working on vehicles under actual conditions
Automotive Electronics (CTL-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Test electronic engine controls and computer diagnosis perform ignition and tune-up procedures test charging and starting systems
Automotive Engine Performance (CTL-3040) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Using the latest in automotive technology and diagnostic equipment students build on their knowledge about fuel systems and fuel injection systems repair under actual lab and shop conditions
Introduction to Auto Body Repair and Estimating (CTL-3050) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Become acquainted with the requirements qualifications and skills needed in the field of auto body repair Demonstrate proper procedures and safety when handling tools and equipment
Auto Body Structural Analysis and Damage Repair (CTL-3060) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Body Repair and Estimating Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester
39
Description Demonstrate skills necessary for repairing auto body damage and repainting Successful completion may result in credits in the Auto Body Technology program at Southeast Technical Institute
Auto Body Nonstructural Analysis and Damage Repair (CTL-3070) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Body Repair and Estimating Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Repair auto body damage properly prepare automobile surfaces for painting analyze record and estimate the time and material needed to finish a vehicle Successful completion may result in credits in the Auto Body Technology program at Southeast Technical Institute
Auto Body Painting and Refinishing (CTL-3070) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Body Repair and Estimating Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Gain an understanding of the environmental regulations and industry processes used in painting and refinishing to achieve invisible repair
Academy of Finance This 2 or 3 year national program is designed to prepare students with practical skills to enter the real world of business and finance Earn up to 17 college credits Apply freshman or sophomore year for this program that is sponsored by the National Academy Foundation Financial support is provided by Citibank and numerous local internship sponsors
Sophomore Year Fall Semester Accounting I (ACBA40114012) Spring Semester Accounting II (ACBA40214022) or Introduction to Financial Services (ACBA4070) AND Banking and Credit (ACBA4050)
Junior Year Fall Semester Accounting I (ACBA40114012) or Introduction to Financial Services (ACBA4070) AND Banking and Credit (ACBA4050) Spring Semester Accounting II (ACBA40214022) or Introduction to Financial Services (ACBA4070) AND Banking and Credit (ACBA4050)
Summer Internship Senior Year Fall Semester Financial Planning (ACB-5010) Spring Semester Accounting II (ACBA20214022) AND Financial Economics (ACB-5020)
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One Page Course Offerings Summary
English Gr Math Gr Science Gr Social Science Gr English I ndash Comp
English I ndash Lit
English II ndash Speech
English II ndash CompLit
English III ndash Am Lit
English III ndash Adv
Comp
English IV ndash Brit Lit
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AP US History
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AP Psychology
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African American History
Sociology
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Spanish III
Spanish Literature
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Health
FitnessConditioning
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Personal Finance
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Advanced Interior Design
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Dietetics amp Nutrition
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Youth Internships
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Tech (CTE)
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Database Management
VB Programming
C++ Programming
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Comp Prog (Game
Design)
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Intro to Building Trade
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AnatomyPhysiology
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Comprehensive Art
Accounting 1 and 2
Digital Media
Service Learning
Spanish 1 and 2
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College Algebra
Intro to Psychology
American Government
Literature I
Pre-Calculus
Intro to Sociology
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Creative Drawing
Creative Painting
Digital Photography
Art Portfolio
Drama I
Drama II
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Concert Band
Concert Choir
Womenrsquos Ensemble
Menrsquos Ensemble
Symphonic Band
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AP Calculus AB
AP Chemistry
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AP Statistics
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Mentoring
Courses at CTE Academy
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Freshmen Required Courses
English Composition English Literature
Geography World History
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Tea Area Freshmen Registration
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American History
Biology
Math Course
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Tea Area Senior Registration
17
Length One semester Credit 05 Credit Description Students in this class will sign a contract stating the goals they will accomplish during a semester A minimum of 10 projects is required One project is required from each of the following areas 18 X 24 in drawing 14 x 18 in painting ceramics sculpture and design The three remaining projects are the studentrsquos choice Students will submit a self-analysis sheet with each project they complete One art history report and replica is also required
Ceramics Pottery Elective
Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Intro to Art
Length One semester Credit 05 credit
Students will demonstrate advanced ceramics and sculpture techniques to create 3D sculpture working with
clay and other media Students will create clay projects on the potterrsquos wheel Students will know how to load
and unload the kiln
Drama I- FA1801 amp 1802 Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites none Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description Drama focuses on all aspects of theater This course will explore the history of drama and how it has influenced civilization Students will closely examine various types of drama from classic Greek tragedies to modern day American theater Students will also learn different acting techniques and will develop improvisational skills All students will be required to participate in all exercises and performances Participation is expected and will be a large portion of the grade Imagination and creativity are a must for this course
Drama II- FA1901 amp 1902 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Drama I Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description In Drama II Students will continue their exploration of drama and theatre Students will explore additional techniques of acting while sharpening their acting and improvisational skills Students will also examine how to produce a play and experiment with various stage settings This includes directing a one-act play Students will also explore the mechanics of theatre including lighting sound costuming and make-up All students will be required to participate in all exercises and performances Participation is expected and will be a large portion of the grade As with Drama I imagination and creativity are a must for this course
Music Appreciation- FA2001 amp 2002 Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description Music appreciation class is made up of bookwork listening assignments some research in this class will be involved as well as written assignments We will be learning music theory the reading and writing of notes rhythms and symbols on a staff We will also be exploring different genres or types of music such as blues jazz country rock and roll pop as well as world
18
music Most of the grade points in this class will be made up of in class assignments and projects but there will be take home homework and research assignments as well
Concert Band- FA 1101 amp 1102 Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites 5-8 band Length Two semesters Credit 1 credit Description Students will play many types and styles of music throughout the year Marching Band is included at the beginning of the year with various competitions and parades Pep Band plays throughout the year at home sporting events Concert band and Jazz band meet throughout the year and students will also have some opportunities to play in a drum line along with optional solo and ensemble opportunities
Concert Choir- FA1001 amp 1002
Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites By Audition Only Length Two semesters Credit 1 Credit Description Concert Choir will meet every day for 49 minutes The concert choir will be by audition only(30 to-40 members) and will be the one that goes to honors choirs and contests Concert choir will compete in large group contests and have the opportunity to go to small groupsolo contest Only members of the concert choir will be able to audition for All-State Choir and participate in the Big East Honors Choir They will also be required to perform at the winter and spring concerts as well as various community events
Womenrsquos Ensemble
Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None Length Two semesters Credit 1 Credit Description Meets Monday through Friday for 49 minutes The ladies will sing a wide range of genres and languages in 3 and 4 part harmony accompanied and unaccompanied Participation in small group and large group contest as well as home concerts in December and May are required in attendance There may also be opportunities to perform at various community events
Mens Ensemble
Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None Length Two semesters Credit 1 credit Description Meets Monday through Friday for 49 minutes Sing and cover many types of music throughout the year The student will focus on becoming better at reading music and singing 2 3 and 4 part splits You will have the chance to sing a variety of repertoire and perform at the winter and spring concerts as well as various community events Solo work is not required
Symphonic Band Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites Audition Only Length Two semesters Credit 1 credit Description Students will play many types and styles of music throughout the year Marching Band is included at the beginning of the year with various competitions and parades Pep Band
19
plays throughout the year at home sporting events Concert band and Jazz band meet throughout the year and students will also have some opportunities to play in a drum line along with optional solo and ensemble opportunities
Health and Physical Education
High School PE- PEHS 1101 amp PEHS1102 Required Grade Level 9 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description Students will participate in physical activity to achieve and maintain a health enhancing level of physical fitness Students will also participate in and learn different lifetime activities
Health- PE1301 amp PE 1302 Required Grade Level 9 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description Class will cover various health-related topics relevant to teenage life Class consists mainly of lecture and class discussion
Fitness and Conditioning- PE1201 amp 1202 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Physical EducationHealth Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit DescriptionStudents learn the benefits and proper skills associated with strength training plyometrics and cardiovascular exercise Studentrsquos progress is kept with a series of physical and strength testing each nine weeks
20
Math Department
Math requirement and suggestions
1 8th
graders taking Algebra I who do not score proficient on the End of Course Exam will not gain
Algebra I high school credit and will take the course as freshmen
2 Placement in Pathways or Algebra I is based on a studentrsquos performance in their 8th
grade math class
3 Passing a math class with anything less than a C- should be considered an indicator that the next level
math class may be difficult to successfully complete It may be in the studentrsquos best interest to repeat
this class
4 Students planning on attending college in South Dakota that have anything less than a C- in Algebra I
Geometry and Advanced Algebra may have some difficulty with the required math placement exam
An unacceptable score on this exam (ACT score below 20) will require the student to take a remedial
math class for no credit at their own expense
5 If a student wishes to ldquodouble-uprdquo with Geometry and Algebra II during the sophomore or junior year it
is highly recommended that the student receive at least a ldquoBrdquo in Algebra I and be very organized and
very self-disciplined
6 It is important to note that the classes that meet the graduation requirement may not satisfy the entrance
requirements at the college a student chooses Any questions in this area should be directed to a
studentrsquos counselor
Pathways to AlgebramdashMA 1001 amp 1002 Elective (by teacher recommendation only) Grade Level 9 Prerequisites None Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This course will focus on math skills necessary to succeed in Algebra I Registration for this course is based on student performance in prior math courses and also on teacher recommendation
Algebra I ndash MA 1201 amp 1202
Required Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description In this course students will learn the language of algebra (properties) work with real numbers solve linear equations graph relations and functions analyze linear equations solve linear inequalities and solve systems of equations and inequalities They may also be introduced to polynomial operations factoring quadratic and exponential functions radical expressions rational expressions and equations statistics and probability A scientific calculator is recommended
Geometry ndash MA 1301 amp 1302 Required Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites Algebra I Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This course introduces students to geometrical concepts and reasoning Students will work with segment measure and coordinate graphing angles parallels triangles and congruence triangles and their properties triangle inequalities quadrilaterals and their properties proportions
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and similarity polygons and area circles and their properties surface area and volume right triangles and trigonometry circle relationships proofs and transformations A scientific calculator is recommended
Informal Geometry ndash MA 1010 amp 1020 Prerequisite Algebra I (need teacher recommendation) Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit
Description Geometry will introduce the students to geometrical concepts and reasoning Students will also work with segment measure and coordinate graphing angles parallels triangles and congruence triangles and their properties triangle inequalities quadrilaterals and their properties proportions and similarity polygons and area circles and their properties surface area and volume right triangles and trigonometry circle relationships proofs and transformations
Algebra II ndash MA 1401 amp 1402 Required Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Algebra I Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This course will review some principles of Algebra I Topics may include solving equations and inequalities linear relations and functions systems of equations and inequalities matrices polynomials quadratic functions and inequalities polynomial functions conic sections rational expressions and equations exponential and logarithmic relations sequences and series probability and statistics trigonometric functions and trigonometric graphs and identities A graphing TI-83+ or TI-84+ graphing calculator is recommended due to the extensive use of its functions
Pre-Calculus ndash MA 1701 amp 1702 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Algebra II and Geometry Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This course will review some principles of Algebra II Topics may include linear relations and functions systems of equations and inequalities the nature of graphs polynomial and rational functions trigonometric functions and their graphs trigonometric identities and equations vectors and parametric equations polar coordinates and complex numbers conic sections exponential and logarithmic functions sequences and series combinatorics and probability statistics and data analysis and possibly an introduction to calculus A graphing TI-83+ or TI-84+ graphing calculator is highly recommended due to the extensive use of its functions
Statistics and Probability ndash MA 2201 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Algebra I and Algebra II
Length 1 Semester Credit 5 Descritpion Probability and Statistics courses introduce the study of likely events and the analysis interpretation and presentation of quantitative data Course topics generally include basic probability and statistics discrete probability theory odds and probabilities probability trees populations and samples frequency tables measures of central tendency and presentation of data (including graphs) Course topics may also include normal distribution and measures of variability
22
Consumer Math ndash MA 1501 amp 1502 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites None Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description In this course students will review some concepts of working with numbers decimals fractions as well as some estimation and rounding techniques Students will then be introduced to topics such as part-time and summer jobs full-time work recreation and sports costs basic purchases checking and savings accounts credit automobile expenses taxes housing personal finance and investments
Calculus MA 1801 amp 1802 Elective Grade Level 12 Prerequisites Pre-Calculus Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This course includes limits and continuity differentiation applications of differentiation integration applications of the definite integral exponentials logarithms and other transcendental functions integration techniques infinite series and parametric equations and polar coordinates A graphing TI-83+ or TI-84+ graphing calculator is highly recommended due to the extensive use of its functions
23
Mentoring
Mentoring- MN 1001 amp1002 Elective
Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites 30 GPA amp Instructor Approval ndash must complete an application
and get a teacher recommendation
Length One or Two Semesters Credit 5 Credit Semester
Description Mentors will go to the Elementarty or Intermediate School and are assigned to a classroom to
assist with academic and social skills while being a positive role model to younger students Course is a Pass
Fail
24
Science Department
Physical Science- CS1201 amp 1202 Required Grade Level 9th Prerequisites None Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description Physical science is a required laboratory science usually taken in the 9th grade The focus of this class will be critical thinking skills laboratory skills and basic concepts of physics and chemistry Students will be involved in regular laboratory exercises that will develop their abilities to collect and report data use scientific conversions properly use lab equipment and manipulate data in scientific formulas
Biology I- SC1701 amp 1702 Required Grade Level 10th Prerequisites Physical Science Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This is a life science course that examines such topics in units of ecology cells genetics the history of life plants invertebrates vertebrates and the human body We present these major topics and discuss how all living things on Earth are connected and in fact dependent upon each other Students will be expected to complete projects give presentations and perform lab experiments complete with extensive lab reports
Chemistry- SC1501 amp 1502 Required Grade Level 11th-12th Prerequisites Physical Science Biology Algebra II (may be taken concurrently) Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This is an upper-level elective that is designed to be a college-preparatory course Students should have a strong background in mathematics Students will participate in laboratory work discussions and writing related to the study of matter and energy Chemistry is essential for careers in medicine dentistry pharmacy nursing veterinary work family and consumer sciences agriculture forestry and engineering Topics covered will include atomic structure periodicity bonding stoichiometry reaction dynamics and acids amp bases
Physics- SC2001 amp 2002 Required Grade Level 11th-12th Prerequisites B or better in Geometry and Algebra Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description Students will study energy mechanics heat light electricity and atomic physics Physics is a mathematically intensive so students should have a strong background in both math and science to do well in this course
25
AnatomyPhysiology-Bio III- SC1301 amp 1302 Elective Grade Level 11th-12th Prerequisites Biology Chemistry also strongly suggested Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This is an upper-level elective that is designed as a preparatory course for college-bound students interested in pursuing a career in a health or medical-related field Anatomy is the study of the parts of the human body and physiology is a study of how those parts work The course begins on a cellular level and moves to a study of the tissues and organ systems Students need to have a strong biology and chemistry background coming into this course as well as be proficient in note taking There is a lot of reading involved and there will also be several labs to be completed with extensive lab reports This course does involve direct study of anatomyphysiology through activities such as dissections and a trip to a college lab to view human cadavers
Astronomy- SC1401 Elective Grade Level 11th-12th Prerequisites B or better in Physical Science and Algebra Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This is an upper-level elective Students will study the characteristics of planets stars and galaxies They will also explore our place in our solar system and the universe through the study of the history of astronomy the design and use of astronomical tools and ideas of modern cosmology
Environmental Science-CS1801 Elective Grade Level 11th-12th Prerequisites B or better in Biology Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description Environmental science is an upper-level elective in which students will demonstrate an understanding of the diverse interrelationships that organisms have with each other and their environment They will also address the political and economic implications of the allocation of limited resources Students will research and discuss problems with populations communities and ecosystems They will also trace the movement of energy through the ecosystem
26
Social Sciences Department Geography- SS 1101 Required Grade Level 9 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course will consist of the study of geography with the geographic components revolving around the five fundamental themes of geography and the nationally recognized standards for geography The emphasis of the course is on geography and climate and their impact on the development history and government culture and lifestyle and contemporary society of a region
World History- SS 1102 Required Grade Level 9 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course covers pre-historic to modern times in both western and non-western worlds Topics include the rise of civilization political social and economic developments of the Middle Ages the Renaissance and era of discovery the growth of democracy and nationalism the industrial revolution and the two world wars
American History- SS 1301 amp 1302 Required (or AP US History with prior approval) Grade Level 10 or 11 Prerequisites World History amp Geography Length Two semesters Credit 1 credit Description This course is designed as a concentrated study of our nation from post-American Civil War to the present The purpose of the course is to make students aware of past events so they can have a better understanding of present events Critical thinking and writing will be emphasized Current issues will be discussed and evaluated in their historical context
AP (Advanced Placement) United States History- SS 2101 amp 2102 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites TeacherAdministration consent Length Two semesters Credit 1 credit Description This course is meant to be the equivalent of a college freshman level American history course The course prepares students to take the AP exam which can earn students college credit It is a two semester survey of American history from the earliest explorations to modern times Emphasis is placed on critical and evaluative thinking skills essay writing primary document analysis and historiography Students are required to read outside novels and perform outside research independently Students are required to write numerous historical and analytical essays
Government- SS 1401 Required Grade Level 12 Prerequisites American History Length One Semester Credit 5 credit Description Government examines the origins of American government as well as its current structure and administration The main branches of the government are explored as well as state and local governments
Criminal Justice Today- SS 1801
27
Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course uses interactive methods to give students a practical understanding of law and our legal system while focusing on legal issues relevant to students lives and developing knowledge and skills essential in our law-oriented society International Affairs- SS 1501 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites American History or AP US History Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course familiarizes students with the various issues and news events taking place in the world and how these events affect our lives Local state national and world news items will be featured The major objectives are to promote inquiry through presentation and debate of conflicting viewpoints and to assign students to discover and reflect upon societal problems relevant to their lives It will provide opportunities to apply techniques of investigation and inquiry to the study of significant problems or issues
Psychology- SS 1601 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Biology Length One semester Credit 05 Credit Description In this course students will learn about basic research methods human development from birth to old age the anatomy of the brain and its influence on behavior sensation and perception intelligence and psychological disorders
AP PsychologymdashSS 2501 amp 2502 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Biology Length Two Semesters Credit 10 Credit Description This is a challenging course that is meant to be the equivalent of a college freshmen level Psychology survey course This course is aimed at preparing students for the AP Psychology exam which can earn students college credit Students will explore the history and theoretical basis of psychology relationships between human biology and human behavior theories of development and mental disorders and therapies An emphasis is placed on critical thinking skills essay writing and research methodology Students will be required to write numerous essays and perform research projects
American Presidents- SS 1802 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites American History or AP US History Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course is designed to be a focused study of the most influential presidencies in American history The emphasis will be placed on an evaluation of how various presidents have understood and exercised their constitutional powers in times of war and peace dealing with issues both foreign and domestic
African American History- SS 2002 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit
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Description In this course students learn of the perseverance bravery and achievements of African-Americans throughout United States history and of the continuing impact of African-Americans on life in the United States at the turn of the twenty-first century
American History and Film- SS 2201 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites American History or AP US History Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course offers an exploration of United States cultural and social history through the medium of film and other mediums of mass culture Students will be asked to rethink the relationships between reality and representation and to re-conceptualize the boundaries between history and film
Sociology- SS 2001 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites None Length One semester Credit 05 Credit Description In this course students will learn about the basis of culture social structure deviance and group behavior through the lens of basic theoretical perspectives of sociology
29
World Language Department
American Sign Language I- FL 1401 amp 1402 Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This introductory class to American Sign Language focuses on finger spelling numbers sign vocabulary grammar non-manual signals and culture of the Deaf community This class also focuses on how to interact with Deaf people and teaches Deaf values
American Sign Language II- FL 1404 amp 1405 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites American Sign Language I Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This course is an intermediate level class focusing on conversational American Sign Language skills and grammar including heightened emphasis on non-manual signals classifiers and storytelling techniques This class also takes a closer look at the Deaf World
Spanish I- FL 1101 amp1102 Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This course is an introduction to the Spanish Language and culture Students will be introduced to Spanish reading writing listening and speaking skills Students will be able to pronounce Spanish comprehend Spanish on a beginnerrsquos level and write short dialogues in Spanish Students will study the culture of the Spanish-speaking world
Spanish II- FL 1201 amp1202 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Spanish I Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description In this course students will continue to improve reading writing listening and speaking skills in Spanish Students will continue to learn about Spanish-speaking countries their histories and cultures through research and presentations
Spanish III- FL 1601 amp 1602 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Spanish II Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Descriptions Students will continue to improve reading writing listening and speaking skills We will review and continue studying the grammatical structure learned in Spanish I and II as well as the thematic vocabulary and complex sentence structures Cultural topics will be integrated into the curriculum Emphasis is on communication in Spanish
Spanish Literature - FL 06109 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Spanish III Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Descriptions Spanish Literature courses place an emphasis on reading understanding and reacting in writing to literature written in Spanish
30
Other Courses
Senior Experience- FACS 1501 amp 1502 Required Grade Level 12 Prerequisites MUST BE A SENIOR Length Two Semester Credit 1 Credit Description The purpose of the project is to allow the student to demonstrate the knowledge and maturity that heshe has gained during the course of hisher education The project must be a ldquolearning stretchrdquo meaning that it must go beyond what one already knows or has experienced The Senior Experience is a three-part process consisting of a research paper a projectproduct that is an extension of the research and an oral presentation The topic of this experience is chosen by the student This course is a year long senior course and required for graduation
SILDL (Distance Learning) Courses
(Subject to Change) MMC College Courses
Teacher instructors hired by Mount Marty College and taken over the DDN network live with the
teacher Courses may also be offered online
Level These are college courses not open to underclassmen
Prerequisites
--In order to take these courses students must meet two of the following
A 30 cumulative grade point average
B Minimum grade of B in coursework related to the college course
C ACT score of at least 21 in the content area subtest
D Rank in the top frac12 of the class
Courses and Times
Fall Courses
Composition 1 ndash 700-750 am (possibly other times)
College Algebra ndash 800-850 am
Intro to Psychology ndash 900-950 am
American Government ndash 300 ndash 350 pm
Spring Courses
Literature 1 ndash 700-750 am
Pre-Calculus ndash 800-850 am
Intro to Sociology ndash 900-950 am
Course offeringstimes subject to chagne
Cost Math courses are 4 credits cost = $380 per semester plus books
Other courses are 3 credits cost = $285 per semester plus books
31
SILDL High School Courses
Description These hybrid courses (online using local area teachers) are self paced yet rigorous and are
taught and monitored by certified teachers These courses are free with the exception of some course
materials may be needed
Course Offerings (May Change)
Agribusiness
Anatomy and Physiology
Natural History
Physics
Comprehensive Creative Art
Accounting 1 and 2
Digital Media
Service Learning
Spanish 1 and 2
Note If TAHS offers an above course in house we will place student in lsquoin housersquo course
unless extenuating circumstances
NSU Center for Statewide E-Learning AP Learning Power
Description These online AP courses are for public high school students The Learning Power AP
coursework will be challenging so a solid academic background in the identified content area will be
essential The course is free but there is a fee for taking the test
Course Offerings
AP Biology
AP Calculus AB
AP Chemistry
AP EnglishLanguage and Composition
AP EnglishLiterature and Composition
AP Physics B
AP Statistics
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CAREER AND TECHNICAL EDCUATION ACADEMY SIOUX FALLS SCHOOL DISTRICT
Description The CTE Academy is in Sioux Falls We bus for the 715 am course Course schedules vary from semester to semester There is an application process
Architecture and Construction Carpentry I (CTC-30613062) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 2 semesters (2 hours) Credit 1 credit semester Description Successful carpenters need to know more than just how to operate equipment Learn the basics of this career and the value of doing work by constructing two homes from the foundation to the rafters to near completion
Carpentry II (CTC-30813082) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Carpentry I Length 2 semesters (2 hours) Credit 1 credit semester Description In this continuation of Carpentry I young carpenters learn leadership qualities while building a home at the CTE Academy Gain an increased understanding of specialty products and materials Learn project cost-estimating and blue printing
Advanced Woodworking and Cabinet Making (CTC-30903092) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 semester (2 hours) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn advanced woodworking skills including building and installation of cabinets while developing workplace connections and exploring careers in the field
Hospitality and Tourism CulinaryRestaurant Management I (ProStart I) (CTT-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 semester (2 hours) Credit 1 credit semester Description The ProStart program is an industry-based program that prepares students for careers in the restaurant and food service industry Topics include preparing and serving safe food preventing accidents and injuries industrial kitchen equipment usage nutrition business math and business cost awareness
CulinaryResturant Management II (ProStart II) (CTT-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites ProStart I Length 1 semester (2 hours) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn how to be successful in the hospitality and tourism career field Students continue their study of culinary arts ndash gaining essential customer services skills used in food service lodging and business careers Select students have the opportunity to participate in the CTE Culinary Arts competition team
33
Baking and Pastries (CTT-3040) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites ProStart I Length 1 semester (2 hours) Credit 1 credit semester Description In this specialized class students gain the fundamental skills necessary to work in a commercial bakery or your own kitchen Advanced studies include breads pies cakes pastries and much more
Arts AV Technology and Communications Intro to Arts AV Technology and Communications (CTA-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none
Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Lights Camera Action Be your own director Write and produce audio and video projects that inform demonstrate persuade and even entertain Students get hands-on experience using the same digital technology used in world renowned video and film production companies
AV Production (CTA-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to ArtsAV Tech amp Com Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Develop advanced skills in writing and production of audio and video projects Make your work accessible on the internet and see your own quality work proudly displayed on the Districtrsquos cable access channel KLRN-TV
Broadcast Technology (CTA-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to ArtsAV Tech amp Com Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Produce video and audio projects and pieces for the KLRN Klassroom TV show as well as off-site remote broadcasts This course is designed to prepare high school students for professional employment andor further education in television news sports and digital video production
Digital Music Production (CTA-3040) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to ArtsAV Tech amp Com Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Develop knowledge of the music business music copyright and the use electronic music in the entertainment business computer gaming internet technology and music production field
Digital Animation (CTA-3050) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to ArtsAV Tech amp Com Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Manipulate images music and graphics to create animated projects Animation is seen in advertisements on television on your computer screen and on many other things that pop up from the internet
Heath Science
34
Health Careers I (CTS-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none (recommended Anatomy Physiology) Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Want a career in the exciting medical profession Develop an awareness of various health-related careers while learning entry-level skills needed for all jobs in the profession Guest speakers demonstrations and field trips to local health care facilities provide real-life learning opportunities
Health Careers II (CTS-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Health Careers I (need a grade of C or better) Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Try a career in the medical field by completing an internship in a health care facility Apply entry-level skills while on the job Upon successful completion of both courses students are eligible to sit for the Certified Nursing Assistant (CAN) Exam
Project Lead the Way Biomedical Sciences Program This program is divided into four courses-each course building upon the previous Students interested in math science and the human body will be exposed to dynamic hands-on real-world problems to engage and challenge students who are interested in a career in medicine
Principals of Biomedical Sciences PLTW (CTS-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none (recommended Biology Chemistry) Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Study human medicine research processes and get an introduction to crime scene analysis Students investigate various health conditions such as heart disease diabetes sickle cell disease etc Students are engaged through hands-on projects and medical researched
Human Body Systems Biomed II PLTW (CTS-3040) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Principals of Biomedical Sciences Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Play the role of biomedical professionals solving medical mysteries and explore how body systems work together to maintain good health Students investigate the structures and functions of the human body
Medical Interventions Biomed III PLTW (CTS-3050) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Human Body Systems Biomed II Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description This ldquohow-tordquo class allows students to explore how to prevent and fight infection how to screen and evaluate the code in human DNA how to prevent diagnose and treat cancer and how to prevail when the organs of the body begin to fail
Biomedical Innovation Biomed IV PTLW (CTS-3060) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Medical Interventions Biomed III Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description In this capstone course students design and conduct experiments related to the diagnosis treatment and prevention of disease or illness Course includes an internship in the community
35
Human Services All Human Services students study confidentially and are CPRAED certified Students prepare personal resume and portfolio
Intro to Human Services (CTH - 3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description People-oriented occupations require training in human development parenting personal care and wellness counseling consumer services and employment skills Through field experiences and classroom activities students identify possibly career paths suitable to their strengths skills and talents
Guiding Youth and Families (CTH-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Students explore careers related to working directly with youth adolescents adults and the elderly Classroom activities and field experiences expose students to topics including behavior theory relationships ethics and legal issues social problems support systems and learning theories
Personal Services (CTH-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Students learn advanced study of human care and wellness while exploring communication strategies dietetics and nutrition exercise and fitness first aid ethics and legal issues and event planning This is a great choice for students who wish to go into cosmetology personal training or dietetics
Information Technology Introduction to Technology and Computer Support (CTN-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Students learn about computer technology inside a lab format Topics include computer assembly and disassembly troubleshooting repairs operating system installation and peripheral device support Advanced topics include operating system optimization and networking
Advanced Computer Support and Networking (CTN-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Technology and Computer Support Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Upon completion of this course students are prepared to take the CompTIA A+ certification exams Topics include advanced troubleshooting setting up a computer network supporting networking devices establishing network securities and supporting mobile devices
Manufacturing and Welding Principles of Manufacturing (CTM-3010)
36
Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description This project based class covers careers in the fields of Manufacturing and Mechatronics Learn measurement robotics and pneumatics thermal technology basic CAD operations machine tools quality controls welding and soldering purchasing and warehouse management
ElectronicsRobotics (CTM-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Principals of Manufacturing Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Gain advanced knowledge of robotics electronics ACDC electrical manufacturing processes control and materials Advanced training in soldering may lead to industry certification
Introduction to Auto Welding I ( ) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description
Welding II (CTM-3220) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Welding I Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Improve work and safety skills by making and using workable plans for school and personal projects Students improve out-of-position welding skills with SMAW (Shield Metal Arc Welding) and GMAC (Gas Metal Arc Welding) and become proficient in the use of a plasma cutter and wire feed welding processes
Advanced Welding amp Fabrication (CTM-3230) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Welding I and Welding II Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 Credit semester Description Students are exposed to gas tungsten arc welding aluminum welding gouging blueprint reading and heavy duty welding applications for large scale welding projects Students shadow a professional in the field to understand the physical attributes of the career
Aviation Introduction to Aviation (CTF-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn all aspects of the aviation industry including history principles of flight aircraft systems and performance weather navigation and aviation physiology Career exploration and flight simulation training make this an exciting class
Advanced Aviation and Flight (CTF-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Aviation
37
Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Prepare to take the FAA private pilot written exam as well as gain significant knowledge to begin an FAA flight training programming Learn aerodynamics air craft systems federal regulations flight planning weather and flight maneuvers
Science Technology Engineering and Math Project Lead The Way Pathway to Engineering Program Design an alternative housing project test and build wind turbines and apply engineering concepts related to biomechanics ndash think robotics Earn up to 12 college credits towards your engineering degree while you are in high school
Introduction to Engineering Design Engineering I PTLW (CTE-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Students learn how to apply the engineering design process to solve problems in and out of the classroom Using real world 3-D software students communicate the details of the products and will have the opportunity to create prototypes using our 3-D printer
Principles of Engineering Engineering II PTLW (CTE-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Engineering Design Engineering I Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn about major engineering concepts you will encounter in a college engineering curriculum Conduct destructive testing as you learn about material properties Apply your knowledge of engineering concepts as you tackle real-world engineering design problems through the use of VEX Robotics
Digital Electronics Engineering III PTLW (CTE-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Principles of Engineering Engineering II Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Use combinational and sequential logic design key elements of careers in engineering Students design circuits to solve problems export their designs to a printed circuit auto-routing program that generates printed circuit boards and use appropriate components to build their designs
Engineering Design and Development (EDD) Engineering IV PTLW (CTE-3080) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Digital Electronics Engineering III Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Design test and construct a solution to real-world engineering problem The EDD course allows students to apply skills and knowledge learned in previous Project Lead The Way courses
Transportation Distribution and Logistics Introduction to Vehicle Systems and Maintenance offered at the home high schools is a prerequisite for the auto tech courses
Introduction to Auto Welding I ( ) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description This course has been approved by the South Dakota Department of
38
Education to fulfill high school graduation requirements for Career amp Technical Education(CTE) Successful completion of this course is a prerequisite to take the advanced Auto Tech courses at the CTE Academy Demonstrate safety in the shop and lab while obtaining skills for the career and hobby opportunities in the automotive field Students will raise and support all vehicles inspect fluid levels perform an oil change and chassis lube service Students will test service and inspect vehicle electrical cooling and chassis systems Students will also perform services on tires transmission brakes fuel system and interior and exterior surfaces
Automotive Brakes (CTL-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn the fine adjustments and diagnosis techniques of automobile braking systems while troubleshooting and testing Use industry-quality computer equipment to learn the proper installation analyze data and repair vehicle brakes under actual conditions
Automotive Suspension and Steering (CTL-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn the fine adjustments and diagnosis of suspension and steering systems Troubleshoot and test steering and suspension components Use industry-quality equipment and computers to analyze data while working on vehicles under actual conditions
Automotive Electronics (CTL-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Test electronic engine controls and computer diagnosis perform ignition and tune-up procedures test charging and starting systems
Automotive Engine Performance (CTL-3040) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Using the latest in automotive technology and diagnostic equipment students build on their knowledge about fuel systems and fuel injection systems repair under actual lab and shop conditions
Introduction to Auto Body Repair and Estimating (CTL-3050) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Become acquainted with the requirements qualifications and skills needed in the field of auto body repair Demonstrate proper procedures and safety when handling tools and equipment
Auto Body Structural Analysis and Damage Repair (CTL-3060) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Body Repair and Estimating Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester
39
Description Demonstrate skills necessary for repairing auto body damage and repainting Successful completion may result in credits in the Auto Body Technology program at Southeast Technical Institute
Auto Body Nonstructural Analysis and Damage Repair (CTL-3070) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Body Repair and Estimating Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Repair auto body damage properly prepare automobile surfaces for painting analyze record and estimate the time and material needed to finish a vehicle Successful completion may result in credits in the Auto Body Technology program at Southeast Technical Institute
Auto Body Painting and Refinishing (CTL-3070) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Body Repair and Estimating Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Gain an understanding of the environmental regulations and industry processes used in painting and refinishing to achieve invisible repair
Academy of Finance This 2 or 3 year national program is designed to prepare students with practical skills to enter the real world of business and finance Earn up to 17 college credits Apply freshman or sophomore year for this program that is sponsored by the National Academy Foundation Financial support is provided by Citibank and numerous local internship sponsors
Sophomore Year Fall Semester Accounting I (ACBA40114012) Spring Semester Accounting II (ACBA40214022) or Introduction to Financial Services (ACBA4070) AND Banking and Credit (ACBA4050)
Junior Year Fall Semester Accounting I (ACBA40114012) or Introduction to Financial Services (ACBA4070) AND Banking and Credit (ACBA4050) Spring Semester Accounting II (ACBA40214022) or Introduction to Financial Services (ACBA4070) AND Banking and Credit (ACBA4050)
Summer Internship Senior Year Fall Semester Financial Planning (ACB-5010) Spring Semester Accounting II (ACBA20214022) AND Financial Economics (ACB-5020)
40
One Page Course Offerings Summary
English Gr Math Gr Science Gr Social Science Gr English I ndash Comp
English I ndash Lit
English II ndash Speech
English II ndash CompLit
English III ndash Am Lit
English III ndash Adv
Comp
English IV ndash Brit Lit
English IV ndash Sr Writing
Adv Placement
LitComp
Yearbook Pub
Creative Writing
JournalismNewspaper
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9
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10
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11
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12
10-12
11-12
10-12
Pathways to Algebra
Algebra I
Algebra II
Geometry
Informal Geometry
Pre-Calculus
Consumer Math
Calculus
Statistics
9
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9-12
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Physical Science
Biology
Chemistry
Physics
AnatomyPhysiology
Astronomy
Environmental
Science
9
10
11-12
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11-12
11-12
Geography
World History
American History
AP US History
Government
Criminal Justice Today
International Affairs
Psychology
AP Psychology
American Presidents
African American History
Sociology
American History amp Film
9
9
10-11
11-12
12
10-12
11-12
11-12
11-12
11-12
10-12
11-12
11-12
World Language Gr HealthPE Gr Business (CTE Gr FACS (CTE) Gr ASL I
ASL II
Spanish I
Spanish II
Spanish III
Spanish Literature
9-12
10-12
9-12
10-12
11-12
11-12
HS PE
Health
FitnessConditioning
9-12
9-12
10-12
Intro to Business
Accounting I
Accounting II
Business Law
Personal Finance
Economics
9-12
10-12
11-12
10-12
11-12
11-12
Interior Design
Advanced Interior Design
Nutrition and Wellness
Dietetics amp Nutrition
Human Dev
PrenatalTodd
Human Dev AdolAdult
Youth Internships
9-12
9-12
9-12
9-12
9-12
9-12
9-12
11-12
Information
Tech (CTE)
Gr Industrial Tech
(CTE)
Gr SILDL Gr Mt Marty Gr
Computer Applications
Web Design
Computer Hardware
Database Management
VB Programming
C++ Programming
Multimedia Design
Comp Prog (Game
Design)
9-12
9-12
10-12
10-12
10-12
10-12
10-12
10-12
Cabinet Making
Intro to Building Trade
Small Engines
Intro to Tech Education
9-12
9-12
10-12
9
Agribusiness
AnatomyPhysiology
Natural History
Physics
Comprehensive Art
Accounting 1 and 2
Digital Media
Service Learning
Spanish 1 and 2
Composition I
College Algebra
Intro to Psychology
American Government
Literature I
Pre-Calculus
Intro to Sociology
Fine Arts Gr Fine Arts Gr NSU Center Gr Intro to Art
Creative Drawing
Creative Painting
Digital Photography
Art Portfolio
Drama I
Drama II
9-12
10-12
10-12
9-12
11-12
9-12
10-12
Music Appreciation
Concert Band
Concert Choir
Womenrsquos Ensemble
Menrsquos Ensemble
Symphonic Band
9-12
9-12
9-12
9-12
9-12
9-12
AP Biology
AP Calculus AB
AP Chemistry
AP EnglishLanguage and
Composition
AP EnglishLiterature and
Composition
AP Physics B
AP Statistics
Other Courses Gr Senior Experience
Mentoring
Courses at CTE Academy
12
11-12
11-12
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Name ___________________________________________________________
Freshmen Required Courses
English Composition English Literature
Geography World History
Physical Science
Computer Applications Web Design
Math Course
Elective
Elective
Elective
Total Credits
Credits
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
Parent Signature ___________________________________Date____________________
Tea Area Freshmen Registration
42
Name ___________________________________________________________
Sophomore Required Courses
Written Communication Speech
American History
Biology
Math Course
PEHealth Or other elective
Elective
Elective
Elective
Total Credits
Credits
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
Parent Signature ___________________________________Date____________________
Tea Area Sophomore Registration
43
Name ___________________________________________________________
Junior Required Courses
American Lit Advanced Comp
Check One Personal Finance ___
Economics ___
Science Course
Math Course
Elective
Elective
Elective
Elective
Total Credits
Credits
1
5
5
1
1
1
1
1
1
Parent Signature ___________________________________Date____________________
Tea Area Junior Registration
44
Name ___________________________________________________________
Senior Required Courses Senior English (3 options)
Government
Senior Project
Elective
Elective
Elective
Elective
Credits
1
5
1
1
1
1
1
Parent Signature ___________________________________Date____________________
Tea Area Senior Registration
18
music Most of the grade points in this class will be made up of in class assignments and projects but there will be take home homework and research assignments as well
Concert Band- FA 1101 amp 1102 Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites 5-8 band Length Two semesters Credit 1 credit Description Students will play many types and styles of music throughout the year Marching Band is included at the beginning of the year with various competitions and parades Pep Band plays throughout the year at home sporting events Concert band and Jazz band meet throughout the year and students will also have some opportunities to play in a drum line along with optional solo and ensemble opportunities
Concert Choir- FA1001 amp 1002
Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites By Audition Only Length Two semesters Credit 1 Credit Description Concert Choir will meet every day for 49 minutes The concert choir will be by audition only(30 to-40 members) and will be the one that goes to honors choirs and contests Concert choir will compete in large group contests and have the opportunity to go to small groupsolo contest Only members of the concert choir will be able to audition for All-State Choir and participate in the Big East Honors Choir They will also be required to perform at the winter and spring concerts as well as various community events
Womenrsquos Ensemble
Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None Length Two semesters Credit 1 Credit Description Meets Monday through Friday for 49 minutes The ladies will sing a wide range of genres and languages in 3 and 4 part harmony accompanied and unaccompanied Participation in small group and large group contest as well as home concerts in December and May are required in attendance There may also be opportunities to perform at various community events
Mens Ensemble
Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None Length Two semesters Credit 1 credit Description Meets Monday through Friday for 49 minutes Sing and cover many types of music throughout the year The student will focus on becoming better at reading music and singing 2 3 and 4 part splits You will have the chance to sing a variety of repertoire and perform at the winter and spring concerts as well as various community events Solo work is not required
Symphonic Band Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites Audition Only Length Two semesters Credit 1 credit Description Students will play many types and styles of music throughout the year Marching Band is included at the beginning of the year with various competitions and parades Pep Band
19
plays throughout the year at home sporting events Concert band and Jazz band meet throughout the year and students will also have some opportunities to play in a drum line along with optional solo and ensemble opportunities
Health and Physical Education
High School PE- PEHS 1101 amp PEHS1102 Required Grade Level 9 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description Students will participate in physical activity to achieve and maintain a health enhancing level of physical fitness Students will also participate in and learn different lifetime activities
Health- PE1301 amp PE 1302 Required Grade Level 9 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description Class will cover various health-related topics relevant to teenage life Class consists mainly of lecture and class discussion
Fitness and Conditioning- PE1201 amp 1202 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Physical EducationHealth Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit DescriptionStudents learn the benefits and proper skills associated with strength training plyometrics and cardiovascular exercise Studentrsquos progress is kept with a series of physical and strength testing each nine weeks
20
Math Department
Math requirement and suggestions
1 8th
graders taking Algebra I who do not score proficient on the End of Course Exam will not gain
Algebra I high school credit and will take the course as freshmen
2 Placement in Pathways or Algebra I is based on a studentrsquos performance in their 8th
grade math class
3 Passing a math class with anything less than a C- should be considered an indicator that the next level
math class may be difficult to successfully complete It may be in the studentrsquos best interest to repeat
this class
4 Students planning on attending college in South Dakota that have anything less than a C- in Algebra I
Geometry and Advanced Algebra may have some difficulty with the required math placement exam
An unacceptable score on this exam (ACT score below 20) will require the student to take a remedial
math class for no credit at their own expense
5 If a student wishes to ldquodouble-uprdquo with Geometry and Algebra II during the sophomore or junior year it
is highly recommended that the student receive at least a ldquoBrdquo in Algebra I and be very organized and
very self-disciplined
6 It is important to note that the classes that meet the graduation requirement may not satisfy the entrance
requirements at the college a student chooses Any questions in this area should be directed to a
studentrsquos counselor
Pathways to AlgebramdashMA 1001 amp 1002 Elective (by teacher recommendation only) Grade Level 9 Prerequisites None Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This course will focus on math skills necessary to succeed in Algebra I Registration for this course is based on student performance in prior math courses and also on teacher recommendation
Algebra I ndash MA 1201 amp 1202
Required Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description In this course students will learn the language of algebra (properties) work with real numbers solve linear equations graph relations and functions analyze linear equations solve linear inequalities and solve systems of equations and inequalities They may also be introduced to polynomial operations factoring quadratic and exponential functions radical expressions rational expressions and equations statistics and probability A scientific calculator is recommended
Geometry ndash MA 1301 amp 1302 Required Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites Algebra I Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This course introduces students to geometrical concepts and reasoning Students will work with segment measure and coordinate graphing angles parallels triangles and congruence triangles and their properties triangle inequalities quadrilaterals and their properties proportions
21
and similarity polygons and area circles and their properties surface area and volume right triangles and trigonometry circle relationships proofs and transformations A scientific calculator is recommended
Informal Geometry ndash MA 1010 amp 1020 Prerequisite Algebra I (need teacher recommendation) Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit
Description Geometry will introduce the students to geometrical concepts and reasoning Students will also work with segment measure and coordinate graphing angles parallels triangles and congruence triangles and their properties triangle inequalities quadrilaterals and their properties proportions and similarity polygons and area circles and their properties surface area and volume right triangles and trigonometry circle relationships proofs and transformations
Algebra II ndash MA 1401 amp 1402 Required Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Algebra I Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This course will review some principles of Algebra I Topics may include solving equations and inequalities linear relations and functions systems of equations and inequalities matrices polynomials quadratic functions and inequalities polynomial functions conic sections rational expressions and equations exponential and logarithmic relations sequences and series probability and statistics trigonometric functions and trigonometric graphs and identities A graphing TI-83+ or TI-84+ graphing calculator is recommended due to the extensive use of its functions
Pre-Calculus ndash MA 1701 amp 1702 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Algebra II and Geometry Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This course will review some principles of Algebra II Topics may include linear relations and functions systems of equations and inequalities the nature of graphs polynomial and rational functions trigonometric functions and their graphs trigonometric identities and equations vectors and parametric equations polar coordinates and complex numbers conic sections exponential and logarithmic functions sequences and series combinatorics and probability statistics and data analysis and possibly an introduction to calculus A graphing TI-83+ or TI-84+ graphing calculator is highly recommended due to the extensive use of its functions
Statistics and Probability ndash MA 2201 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Algebra I and Algebra II
Length 1 Semester Credit 5 Descritpion Probability and Statistics courses introduce the study of likely events and the analysis interpretation and presentation of quantitative data Course topics generally include basic probability and statistics discrete probability theory odds and probabilities probability trees populations and samples frequency tables measures of central tendency and presentation of data (including graphs) Course topics may also include normal distribution and measures of variability
22
Consumer Math ndash MA 1501 amp 1502 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites None Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description In this course students will review some concepts of working with numbers decimals fractions as well as some estimation and rounding techniques Students will then be introduced to topics such as part-time and summer jobs full-time work recreation and sports costs basic purchases checking and savings accounts credit automobile expenses taxes housing personal finance and investments
Calculus MA 1801 amp 1802 Elective Grade Level 12 Prerequisites Pre-Calculus Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This course includes limits and continuity differentiation applications of differentiation integration applications of the definite integral exponentials logarithms and other transcendental functions integration techniques infinite series and parametric equations and polar coordinates A graphing TI-83+ or TI-84+ graphing calculator is highly recommended due to the extensive use of its functions
23
Mentoring
Mentoring- MN 1001 amp1002 Elective
Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites 30 GPA amp Instructor Approval ndash must complete an application
and get a teacher recommendation
Length One or Two Semesters Credit 5 Credit Semester
Description Mentors will go to the Elementarty or Intermediate School and are assigned to a classroom to
assist with academic and social skills while being a positive role model to younger students Course is a Pass
Fail
24
Science Department
Physical Science- CS1201 amp 1202 Required Grade Level 9th Prerequisites None Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description Physical science is a required laboratory science usually taken in the 9th grade The focus of this class will be critical thinking skills laboratory skills and basic concepts of physics and chemistry Students will be involved in regular laboratory exercises that will develop their abilities to collect and report data use scientific conversions properly use lab equipment and manipulate data in scientific formulas
Biology I- SC1701 amp 1702 Required Grade Level 10th Prerequisites Physical Science Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This is a life science course that examines such topics in units of ecology cells genetics the history of life plants invertebrates vertebrates and the human body We present these major topics and discuss how all living things on Earth are connected and in fact dependent upon each other Students will be expected to complete projects give presentations and perform lab experiments complete with extensive lab reports
Chemistry- SC1501 amp 1502 Required Grade Level 11th-12th Prerequisites Physical Science Biology Algebra II (may be taken concurrently) Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This is an upper-level elective that is designed to be a college-preparatory course Students should have a strong background in mathematics Students will participate in laboratory work discussions and writing related to the study of matter and energy Chemistry is essential for careers in medicine dentistry pharmacy nursing veterinary work family and consumer sciences agriculture forestry and engineering Topics covered will include atomic structure periodicity bonding stoichiometry reaction dynamics and acids amp bases
Physics- SC2001 amp 2002 Required Grade Level 11th-12th Prerequisites B or better in Geometry and Algebra Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description Students will study energy mechanics heat light electricity and atomic physics Physics is a mathematically intensive so students should have a strong background in both math and science to do well in this course
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AnatomyPhysiology-Bio III- SC1301 amp 1302 Elective Grade Level 11th-12th Prerequisites Biology Chemistry also strongly suggested Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This is an upper-level elective that is designed as a preparatory course for college-bound students interested in pursuing a career in a health or medical-related field Anatomy is the study of the parts of the human body and physiology is a study of how those parts work The course begins on a cellular level and moves to a study of the tissues and organ systems Students need to have a strong biology and chemistry background coming into this course as well as be proficient in note taking There is a lot of reading involved and there will also be several labs to be completed with extensive lab reports This course does involve direct study of anatomyphysiology through activities such as dissections and a trip to a college lab to view human cadavers
Astronomy- SC1401 Elective Grade Level 11th-12th Prerequisites B or better in Physical Science and Algebra Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This is an upper-level elective Students will study the characteristics of planets stars and galaxies They will also explore our place in our solar system and the universe through the study of the history of astronomy the design and use of astronomical tools and ideas of modern cosmology
Environmental Science-CS1801 Elective Grade Level 11th-12th Prerequisites B or better in Biology Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description Environmental science is an upper-level elective in which students will demonstrate an understanding of the diverse interrelationships that organisms have with each other and their environment They will also address the political and economic implications of the allocation of limited resources Students will research and discuss problems with populations communities and ecosystems They will also trace the movement of energy through the ecosystem
26
Social Sciences Department Geography- SS 1101 Required Grade Level 9 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course will consist of the study of geography with the geographic components revolving around the five fundamental themes of geography and the nationally recognized standards for geography The emphasis of the course is on geography and climate and their impact on the development history and government culture and lifestyle and contemporary society of a region
World History- SS 1102 Required Grade Level 9 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course covers pre-historic to modern times in both western and non-western worlds Topics include the rise of civilization political social and economic developments of the Middle Ages the Renaissance and era of discovery the growth of democracy and nationalism the industrial revolution and the two world wars
American History- SS 1301 amp 1302 Required (or AP US History with prior approval) Grade Level 10 or 11 Prerequisites World History amp Geography Length Two semesters Credit 1 credit Description This course is designed as a concentrated study of our nation from post-American Civil War to the present The purpose of the course is to make students aware of past events so they can have a better understanding of present events Critical thinking and writing will be emphasized Current issues will be discussed and evaluated in their historical context
AP (Advanced Placement) United States History- SS 2101 amp 2102 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites TeacherAdministration consent Length Two semesters Credit 1 credit Description This course is meant to be the equivalent of a college freshman level American history course The course prepares students to take the AP exam which can earn students college credit It is a two semester survey of American history from the earliest explorations to modern times Emphasis is placed on critical and evaluative thinking skills essay writing primary document analysis and historiography Students are required to read outside novels and perform outside research independently Students are required to write numerous historical and analytical essays
Government- SS 1401 Required Grade Level 12 Prerequisites American History Length One Semester Credit 5 credit Description Government examines the origins of American government as well as its current structure and administration The main branches of the government are explored as well as state and local governments
Criminal Justice Today- SS 1801
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Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course uses interactive methods to give students a practical understanding of law and our legal system while focusing on legal issues relevant to students lives and developing knowledge and skills essential in our law-oriented society International Affairs- SS 1501 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites American History or AP US History Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course familiarizes students with the various issues and news events taking place in the world and how these events affect our lives Local state national and world news items will be featured The major objectives are to promote inquiry through presentation and debate of conflicting viewpoints and to assign students to discover and reflect upon societal problems relevant to their lives It will provide opportunities to apply techniques of investigation and inquiry to the study of significant problems or issues
Psychology- SS 1601 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Biology Length One semester Credit 05 Credit Description In this course students will learn about basic research methods human development from birth to old age the anatomy of the brain and its influence on behavior sensation and perception intelligence and psychological disorders
AP PsychologymdashSS 2501 amp 2502 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Biology Length Two Semesters Credit 10 Credit Description This is a challenging course that is meant to be the equivalent of a college freshmen level Psychology survey course This course is aimed at preparing students for the AP Psychology exam which can earn students college credit Students will explore the history and theoretical basis of psychology relationships between human biology and human behavior theories of development and mental disorders and therapies An emphasis is placed on critical thinking skills essay writing and research methodology Students will be required to write numerous essays and perform research projects
American Presidents- SS 1802 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites American History or AP US History Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course is designed to be a focused study of the most influential presidencies in American history The emphasis will be placed on an evaluation of how various presidents have understood and exercised their constitutional powers in times of war and peace dealing with issues both foreign and domestic
African American History- SS 2002 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit
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Description In this course students learn of the perseverance bravery and achievements of African-Americans throughout United States history and of the continuing impact of African-Americans on life in the United States at the turn of the twenty-first century
American History and Film- SS 2201 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites American History or AP US History Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course offers an exploration of United States cultural and social history through the medium of film and other mediums of mass culture Students will be asked to rethink the relationships between reality and representation and to re-conceptualize the boundaries between history and film
Sociology- SS 2001 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites None Length One semester Credit 05 Credit Description In this course students will learn about the basis of culture social structure deviance and group behavior through the lens of basic theoretical perspectives of sociology
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World Language Department
American Sign Language I- FL 1401 amp 1402 Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This introductory class to American Sign Language focuses on finger spelling numbers sign vocabulary grammar non-manual signals and culture of the Deaf community This class also focuses on how to interact with Deaf people and teaches Deaf values
American Sign Language II- FL 1404 amp 1405 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites American Sign Language I Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This course is an intermediate level class focusing on conversational American Sign Language skills and grammar including heightened emphasis on non-manual signals classifiers and storytelling techniques This class also takes a closer look at the Deaf World
Spanish I- FL 1101 amp1102 Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This course is an introduction to the Spanish Language and culture Students will be introduced to Spanish reading writing listening and speaking skills Students will be able to pronounce Spanish comprehend Spanish on a beginnerrsquos level and write short dialogues in Spanish Students will study the culture of the Spanish-speaking world
Spanish II- FL 1201 amp1202 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Spanish I Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description In this course students will continue to improve reading writing listening and speaking skills in Spanish Students will continue to learn about Spanish-speaking countries their histories and cultures through research and presentations
Spanish III- FL 1601 amp 1602 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Spanish II Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Descriptions Students will continue to improve reading writing listening and speaking skills We will review and continue studying the grammatical structure learned in Spanish I and II as well as the thematic vocabulary and complex sentence structures Cultural topics will be integrated into the curriculum Emphasis is on communication in Spanish
Spanish Literature - FL 06109 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Spanish III Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Descriptions Spanish Literature courses place an emphasis on reading understanding and reacting in writing to literature written in Spanish
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Other Courses
Senior Experience- FACS 1501 amp 1502 Required Grade Level 12 Prerequisites MUST BE A SENIOR Length Two Semester Credit 1 Credit Description The purpose of the project is to allow the student to demonstrate the knowledge and maturity that heshe has gained during the course of hisher education The project must be a ldquolearning stretchrdquo meaning that it must go beyond what one already knows or has experienced The Senior Experience is a three-part process consisting of a research paper a projectproduct that is an extension of the research and an oral presentation The topic of this experience is chosen by the student This course is a year long senior course and required for graduation
SILDL (Distance Learning) Courses
(Subject to Change) MMC College Courses
Teacher instructors hired by Mount Marty College and taken over the DDN network live with the
teacher Courses may also be offered online
Level These are college courses not open to underclassmen
Prerequisites
--In order to take these courses students must meet two of the following
A 30 cumulative grade point average
B Minimum grade of B in coursework related to the college course
C ACT score of at least 21 in the content area subtest
D Rank in the top frac12 of the class
Courses and Times
Fall Courses
Composition 1 ndash 700-750 am (possibly other times)
College Algebra ndash 800-850 am
Intro to Psychology ndash 900-950 am
American Government ndash 300 ndash 350 pm
Spring Courses
Literature 1 ndash 700-750 am
Pre-Calculus ndash 800-850 am
Intro to Sociology ndash 900-950 am
Course offeringstimes subject to chagne
Cost Math courses are 4 credits cost = $380 per semester plus books
Other courses are 3 credits cost = $285 per semester plus books
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SILDL High School Courses
Description These hybrid courses (online using local area teachers) are self paced yet rigorous and are
taught and monitored by certified teachers These courses are free with the exception of some course
materials may be needed
Course Offerings (May Change)
Agribusiness
Anatomy and Physiology
Natural History
Physics
Comprehensive Creative Art
Accounting 1 and 2
Digital Media
Service Learning
Spanish 1 and 2
Note If TAHS offers an above course in house we will place student in lsquoin housersquo course
unless extenuating circumstances
NSU Center for Statewide E-Learning AP Learning Power
Description These online AP courses are for public high school students The Learning Power AP
coursework will be challenging so a solid academic background in the identified content area will be
essential The course is free but there is a fee for taking the test
Course Offerings
AP Biology
AP Calculus AB
AP Chemistry
AP EnglishLanguage and Composition
AP EnglishLiterature and Composition
AP Physics B
AP Statistics
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CAREER AND TECHNICAL EDCUATION ACADEMY SIOUX FALLS SCHOOL DISTRICT
Description The CTE Academy is in Sioux Falls We bus for the 715 am course Course schedules vary from semester to semester There is an application process
Architecture and Construction Carpentry I (CTC-30613062) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 2 semesters (2 hours) Credit 1 credit semester Description Successful carpenters need to know more than just how to operate equipment Learn the basics of this career and the value of doing work by constructing two homes from the foundation to the rafters to near completion
Carpentry II (CTC-30813082) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Carpentry I Length 2 semesters (2 hours) Credit 1 credit semester Description In this continuation of Carpentry I young carpenters learn leadership qualities while building a home at the CTE Academy Gain an increased understanding of specialty products and materials Learn project cost-estimating and blue printing
Advanced Woodworking and Cabinet Making (CTC-30903092) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 semester (2 hours) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn advanced woodworking skills including building and installation of cabinets while developing workplace connections and exploring careers in the field
Hospitality and Tourism CulinaryRestaurant Management I (ProStart I) (CTT-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 semester (2 hours) Credit 1 credit semester Description The ProStart program is an industry-based program that prepares students for careers in the restaurant and food service industry Topics include preparing and serving safe food preventing accidents and injuries industrial kitchen equipment usage nutrition business math and business cost awareness
CulinaryResturant Management II (ProStart II) (CTT-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites ProStart I Length 1 semester (2 hours) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn how to be successful in the hospitality and tourism career field Students continue their study of culinary arts ndash gaining essential customer services skills used in food service lodging and business careers Select students have the opportunity to participate in the CTE Culinary Arts competition team
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Baking and Pastries (CTT-3040) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites ProStart I Length 1 semester (2 hours) Credit 1 credit semester Description In this specialized class students gain the fundamental skills necessary to work in a commercial bakery or your own kitchen Advanced studies include breads pies cakes pastries and much more
Arts AV Technology and Communications Intro to Arts AV Technology and Communications (CTA-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none
Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Lights Camera Action Be your own director Write and produce audio and video projects that inform demonstrate persuade and even entertain Students get hands-on experience using the same digital technology used in world renowned video and film production companies
AV Production (CTA-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to ArtsAV Tech amp Com Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Develop advanced skills in writing and production of audio and video projects Make your work accessible on the internet and see your own quality work proudly displayed on the Districtrsquos cable access channel KLRN-TV
Broadcast Technology (CTA-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to ArtsAV Tech amp Com Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Produce video and audio projects and pieces for the KLRN Klassroom TV show as well as off-site remote broadcasts This course is designed to prepare high school students for professional employment andor further education in television news sports and digital video production
Digital Music Production (CTA-3040) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to ArtsAV Tech amp Com Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Develop knowledge of the music business music copyright and the use electronic music in the entertainment business computer gaming internet technology and music production field
Digital Animation (CTA-3050) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to ArtsAV Tech amp Com Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Manipulate images music and graphics to create animated projects Animation is seen in advertisements on television on your computer screen and on many other things that pop up from the internet
Heath Science
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Health Careers I (CTS-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none (recommended Anatomy Physiology) Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Want a career in the exciting medical profession Develop an awareness of various health-related careers while learning entry-level skills needed for all jobs in the profession Guest speakers demonstrations and field trips to local health care facilities provide real-life learning opportunities
Health Careers II (CTS-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Health Careers I (need a grade of C or better) Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Try a career in the medical field by completing an internship in a health care facility Apply entry-level skills while on the job Upon successful completion of both courses students are eligible to sit for the Certified Nursing Assistant (CAN) Exam
Project Lead the Way Biomedical Sciences Program This program is divided into four courses-each course building upon the previous Students interested in math science and the human body will be exposed to dynamic hands-on real-world problems to engage and challenge students who are interested in a career in medicine
Principals of Biomedical Sciences PLTW (CTS-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none (recommended Biology Chemistry) Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Study human medicine research processes and get an introduction to crime scene analysis Students investigate various health conditions such as heart disease diabetes sickle cell disease etc Students are engaged through hands-on projects and medical researched
Human Body Systems Biomed II PLTW (CTS-3040) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Principals of Biomedical Sciences Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Play the role of biomedical professionals solving medical mysteries and explore how body systems work together to maintain good health Students investigate the structures and functions of the human body
Medical Interventions Biomed III PLTW (CTS-3050) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Human Body Systems Biomed II Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description This ldquohow-tordquo class allows students to explore how to prevent and fight infection how to screen and evaluate the code in human DNA how to prevent diagnose and treat cancer and how to prevail when the organs of the body begin to fail
Biomedical Innovation Biomed IV PTLW (CTS-3060) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Medical Interventions Biomed III Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description In this capstone course students design and conduct experiments related to the diagnosis treatment and prevention of disease or illness Course includes an internship in the community
35
Human Services All Human Services students study confidentially and are CPRAED certified Students prepare personal resume and portfolio
Intro to Human Services (CTH - 3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description People-oriented occupations require training in human development parenting personal care and wellness counseling consumer services and employment skills Through field experiences and classroom activities students identify possibly career paths suitable to their strengths skills and talents
Guiding Youth and Families (CTH-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Students explore careers related to working directly with youth adolescents adults and the elderly Classroom activities and field experiences expose students to topics including behavior theory relationships ethics and legal issues social problems support systems and learning theories
Personal Services (CTH-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Students learn advanced study of human care and wellness while exploring communication strategies dietetics and nutrition exercise and fitness first aid ethics and legal issues and event planning This is a great choice for students who wish to go into cosmetology personal training or dietetics
Information Technology Introduction to Technology and Computer Support (CTN-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Students learn about computer technology inside a lab format Topics include computer assembly and disassembly troubleshooting repairs operating system installation and peripheral device support Advanced topics include operating system optimization and networking
Advanced Computer Support and Networking (CTN-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Technology and Computer Support Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Upon completion of this course students are prepared to take the CompTIA A+ certification exams Topics include advanced troubleshooting setting up a computer network supporting networking devices establishing network securities and supporting mobile devices
Manufacturing and Welding Principles of Manufacturing (CTM-3010)
36
Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description This project based class covers careers in the fields of Manufacturing and Mechatronics Learn measurement robotics and pneumatics thermal technology basic CAD operations machine tools quality controls welding and soldering purchasing and warehouse management
ElectronicsRobotics (CTM-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Principals of Manufacturing Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Gain advanced knowledge of robotics electronics ACDC electrical manufacturing processes control and materials Advanced training in soldering may lead to industry certification
Introduction to Auto Welding I ( ) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description
Welding II (CTM-3220) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Welding I Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Improve work and safety skills by making and using workable plans for school and personal projects Students improve out-of-position welding skills with SMAW (Shield Metal Arc Welding) and GMAC (Gas Metal Arc Welding) and become proficient in the use of a plasma cutter and wire feed welding processes
Advanced Welding amp Fabrication (CTM-3230) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Welding I and Welding II Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 Credit semester Description Students are exposed to gas tungsten arc welding aluminum welding gouging blueprint reading and heavy duty welding applications for large scale welding projects Students shadow a professional in the field to understand the physical attributes of the career
Aviation Introduction to Aviation (CTF-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn all aspects of the aviation industry including history principles of flight aircraft systems and performance weather navigation and aviation physiology Career exploration and flight simulation training make this an exciting class
Advanced Aviation and Flight (CTF-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Aviation
37
Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Prepare to take the FAA private pilot written exam as well as gain significant knowledge to begin an FAA flight training programming Learn aerodynamics air craft systems federal regulations flight planning weather and flight maneuvers
Science Technology Engineering and Math Project Lead The Way Pathway to Engineering Program Design an alternative housing project test and build wind turbines and apply engineering concepts related to biomechanics ndash think robotics Earn up to 12 college credits towards your engineering degree while you are in high school
Introduction to Engineering Design Engineering I PTLW (CTE-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Students learn how to apply the engineering design process to solve problems in and out of the classroom Using real world 3-D software students communicate the details of the products and will have the opportunity to create prototypes using our 3-D printer
Principles of Engineering Engineering II PTLW (CTE-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Engineering Design Engineering I Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn about major engineering concepts you will encounter in a college engineering curriculum Conduct destructive testing as you learn about material properties Apply your knowledge of engineering concepts as you tackle real-world engineering design problems through the use of VEX Robotics
Digital Electronics Engineering III PTLW (CTE-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Principles of Engineering Engineering II Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Use combinational and sequential logic design key elements of careers in engineering Students design circuits to solve problems export their designs to a printed circuit auto-routing program that generates printed circuit boards and use appropriate components to build their designs
Engineering Design and Development (EDD) Engineering IV PTLW (CTE-3080) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Digital Electronics Engineering III Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Design test and construct a solution to real-world engineering problem The EDD course allows students to apply skills and knowledge learned in previous Project Lead The Way courses
Transportation Distribution and Logistics Introduction to Vehicle Systems and Maintenance offered at the home high schools is a prerequisite for the auto tech courses
Introduction to Auto Welding I ( ) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description This course has been approved by the South Dakota Department of
38
Education to fulfill high school graduation requirements for Career amp Technical Education(CTE) Successful completion of this course is a prerequisite to take the advanced Auto Tech courses at the CTE Academy Demonstrate safety in the shop and lab while obtaining skills for the career and hobby opportunities in the automotive field Students will raise and support all vehicles inspect fluid levels perform an oil change and chassis lube service Students will test service and inspect vehicle electrical cooling and chassis systems Students will also perform services on tires transmission brakes fuel system and interior and exterior surfaces
Automotive Brakes (CTL-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn the fine adjustments and diagnosis techniques of automobile braking systems while troubleshooting and testing Use industry-quality computer equipment to learn the proper installation analyze data and repair vehicle brakes under actual conditions
Automotive Suspension and Steering (CTL-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn the fine adjustments and diagnosis of suspension and steering systems Troubleshoot and test steering and suspension components Use industry-quality equipment and computers to analyze data while working on vehicles under actual conditions
Automotive Electronics (CTL-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Test electronic engine controls and computer diagnosis perform ignition and tune-up procedures test charging and starting systems
Automotive Engine Performance (CTL-3040) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Using the latest in automotive technology and diagnostic equipment students build on their knowledge about fuel systems and fuel injection systems repair under actual lab and shop conditions
Introduction to Auto Body Repair and Estimating (CTL-3050) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Become acquainted with the requirements qualifications and skills needed in the field of auto body repair Demonstrate proper procedures and safety when handling tools and equipment
Auto Body Structural Analysis and Damage Repair (CTL-3060) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Body Repair and Estimating Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester
39
Description Demonstrate skills necessary for repairing auto body damage and repainting Successful completion may result in credits in the Auto Body Technology program at Southeast Technical Institute
Auto Body Nonstructural Analysis and Damage Repair (CTL-3070) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Body Repair and Estimating Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Repair auto body damage properly prepare automobile surfaces for painting analyze record and estimate the time and material needed to finish a vehicle Successful completion may result in credits in the Auto Body Technology program at Southeast Technical Institute
Auto Body Painting and Refinishing (CTL-3070) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Body Repair and Estimating Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Gain an understanding of the environmental regulations and industry processes used in painting and refinishing to achieve invisible repair
Academy of Finance This 2 or 3 year national program is designed to prepare students with practical skills to enter the real world of business and finance Earn up to 17 college credits Apply freshman or sophomore year for this program that is sponsored by the National Academy Foundation Financial support is provided by Citibank and numerous local internship sponsors
Sophomore Year Fall Semester Accounting I (ACBA40114012) Spring Semester Accounting II (ACBA40214022) or Introduction to Financial Services (ACBA4070) AND Banking and Credit (ACBA4050)
Junior Year Fall Semester Accounting I (ACBA40114012) or Introduction to Financial Services (ACBA4070) AND Banking and Credit (ACBA4050) Spring Semester Accounting II (ACBA40214022) or Introduction to Financial Services (ACBA4070) AND Banking and Credit (ACBA4050)
Summer Internship Senior Year Fall Semester Financial Planning (ACB-5010) Spring Semester Accounting II (ACBA20214022) AND Financial Economics (ACB-5020)
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English II ndash CompLit
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Comp
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World History
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Criminal Justice Today
International Affairs
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AP Psychology
American Presidents
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Sociology
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Advanced Interior Design
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Dietetics amp Nutrition
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Youth Internships
9-12
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Information
Tech (CTE)
Gr Industrial Tech
(CTE)
Gr SILDL Gr Mt Marty Gr
Computer Applications
Web Design
Computer Hardware
Database Management
VB Programming
C++ Programming
Multimedia Design
Comp Prog (Game
Design)
9-12
9-12
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Intro to Building Trade
Small Engines
Intro to Tech Education
9-12
9-12
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9
Agribusiness
AnatomyPhysiology
Natural History
Physics
Comprehensive Art
Accounting 1 and 2
Digital Media
Service Learning
Spanish 1 and 2
Composition I
College Algebra
Intro to Psychology
American Government
Literature I
Pre-Calculus
Intro to Sociology
Fine Arts Gr Fine Arts Gr NSU Center Gr Intro to Art
Creative Drawing
Creative Painting
Digital Photography
Art Portfolio
Drama I
Drama II
9-12
10-12
10-12
9-12
11-12
9-12
10-12
Music Appreciation
Concert Band
Concert Choir
Womenrsquos Ensemble
Menrsquos Ensemble
Symphonic Band
9-12
9-12
9-12
9-12
9-12
9-12
AP Biology
AP Calculus AB
AP Chemistry
AP EnglishLanguage and
Composition
AP EnglishLiterature and
Composition
AP Physics B
AP Statistics
Other Courses Gr Senior Experience
Mentoring
Courses at CTE Academy
12
11-12
11-12
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Geography World History
Physical Science
Computer Applications Web Design
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Written Communication Speech
American History
Biology
Math Course
PEHealth Or other elective
Elective
Elective
Elective
Total Credits
Credits
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
Parent Signature ___________________________________Date____________________
Tea Area Sophomore Registration
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Name ___________________________________________________________
Junior Required Courses
American Lit Advanced Comp
Check One Personal Finance ___
Economics ___
Science Course
Math Course
Elective
Elective
Elective
Elective
Total Credits
Credits
1
5
5
1
1
1
1
1
1
Parent Signature ___________________________________Date____________________
Tea Area Junior Registration
44
Name ___________________________________________________________
Senior Required Courses Senior English (3 options)
Government
Senior Project
Elective
Elective
Elective
Elective
Credits
1
5
1
1
1
1
1
Parent Signature ___________________________________Date____________________
Tea Area Senior Registration
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plays throughout the year at home sporting events Concert band and Jazz band meet throughout the year and students will also have some opportunities to play in a drum line along with optional solo and ensemble opportunities
Health and Physical Education
High School PE- PEHS 1101 amp PEHS1102 Required Grade Level 9 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description Students will participate in physical activity to achieve and maintain a health enhancing level of physical fitness Students will also participate in and learn different lifetime activities
Health- PE1301 amp PE 1302 Required Grade Level 9 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description Class will cover various health-related topics relevant to teenage life Class consists mainly of lecture and class discussion
Fitness and Conditioning- PE1201 amp 1202 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Physical EducationHealth Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit DescriptionStudents learn the benefits and proper skills associated with strength training plyometrics and cardiovascular exercise Studentrsquos progress is kept with a series of physical and strength testing each nine weeks
20
Math Department
Math requirement and suggestions
1 8th
graders taking Algebra I who do not score proficient on the End of Course Exam will not gain
Algebra I high school credit and will take the course as freshmen
2 Placement in Pathways or Algebra I is based on a studentrsquos performance in their 8th
grade math class
3 Passing a math class with anything less than a C- should be considered an indicator that the next level
math class may be difficult to successfully complete It may be in the studentrsquos best interest to repeat
this class
4 Students planning on attending college in South Dakota that have anything less than a C- in Algebra I
Geometry and Advanced Algebra may have some difficulty with the required math placement exam
An unacceptable score on this exam (ACT score below 20) will require the student to take a remedial
math class for no credit at their own expense
5 If a student wishes to ldquodouble-uprdquo with Geometry and Algebra II during the sophomore or junior year it
is highly recommended that the student receive at least a ldquoBrdquo in Algebra I and be very organized and
very self-disciplined
6 It is important to note that the classes that meet the graduation requirement may not satisfy the entrance
requirements at the college a student chooses Any questions in this area should be directed to a
studentrsquos counselor
Pathways to AlgebramdashMA 1001 amp 1002 Elective (by teacher recommendation only) Grade Level 9 Prerequisites None Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This course will focus on math skills necessary to succeed in Algebra I Registration for this course is based on student performance in prior math courses and also on teacher recommendation
Algebra I ndash MA 1201 amp 1202
Required Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description In this course students will learn the language of algebra (properties) work with real numbers solve linear equations graph relations and functions analyze linear equations solve linear inequalities and solve systems of equations and inequalities They may also be introduced to polynomial operations factoring quadratic and exponential functions radical expressions rational expressions and equations statistics and probability A scientific calculator is recommended
Geometry ndash MA 1301 amp 1302 Required Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites Algebra I Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This course introduces students to geometrical concepts and reasoning Students will work with segment measure and coordinate graphing angles parallels triangles and congruence triangles and their properties triangle inequalities quadrilaterals and their properties proportions
21
and similarity polygons and area circles and their properties surface area and volume right triangles and trigonometry circle relationships proofs and transformations A scientific calculator is recommended
Informal Geometry ndash MA 1010 amp 1020 Prerequisite Algebra I (need teacher recommendation) Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit
Description Geometry will introduce the students to geometrical concepts and reasoning Students will also work with segment measure and coordinate graphing angles parallels triangles and congruence triangles and their properties triangle inequalities quadrilaterals and their properties proportions and similarity polygons and area circles and their properties surface area and volume right triangles and trigonometry circle relationships proofs and transformations
Algebra II ndash MA 1401 amp 1402 Required Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Algebra I Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This course will review some principles of Algebra I Topics may include solving equations and inequalities linear relations and functions systems of equations and inequalities matrices polynomials quadratic functions and inequalities polynomial functions conic sections rational expressions and equations exponential and logarithmic relations sequences and series probability and statistics trigonometric functions and trigonometric graphs and identities A graphing TI-83+ or TI-84+ graphing calculator is recommended due to the extensive use of its functions
Pre-Calculus ndash MA 1701 amp 1702 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Algebra II and Geometry Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This course will review some principles of Algebra II Topics may include linear relations and functions systems of equations and inequalities the nature of graphs polynomial and rational functions trigonometric functions and their graphs trigonometric identities and equations vectors and parametric equations polar coordinates and complex numbers conic sections exponential and logarithmic functions sequences and series combinatorics and probability statistics and data analysis and possibly an introduction to calculus A graphing TI-83+ or TI-84+ graphing calculator is highly recommended due to the extensive use of its functions
Statistics and Probability ndash MA 2201 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Algebra I and Algebra II
Length 1 Semester Credit 5 Descritpion Probability and Statistics courses introduce the study of likely events and the analysis interpretation and presentation of quantitative data Course topics generally include basic probability and statistics discrete probability theory odds and probabilities probability trees populations and samples frequency tables measures of central tendency and presentation of data (including graphs) Course topics may also include normal distribution and measures of variability
22
Consumer Math ndash MA 1501 amp 1502 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites None Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description In this course students will review some concepts of working with numbers decimals fractions as well as some estimation and rounding techniques Students will then be introduced to topics such as part-time and summer jobs full-time work recreation and sports costs basic purchases checking and savings accounts credit automobile expenses taxes housing personal finance and investments
Calculus MA 1801 amp 1802 Elective Grade Level 12 Prerequisites Pre-Calculus Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This course includes limits and continuity differentiation applications of differentiation integration applications of the definite integral exponentials logarithms and other transcendental functions integration techniques infinite series and parametric equations and polar coordinates A graphing TI-83+ or TI-84+ graphing calculator is highly recommended due to the extensive use of its functions
23
Mentoring
Mentoring- MN 1001 amp1002 Elective
Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites 30 GPA amp Instructor Approval ndash must complete an application
and get a teacher recommendation
Length One or Two Semesters Credit 5 Credit Semester
Description Mentors will go to the Elementarty or Intermediate School and are assigned to a classroom to
assist with academic and social skills while being a positive role model to younger students Course is a Pass
Fail
24
Science Department
Physical Science- CS1201 amp 1202 Required Grade Level 9th Prerequisites None Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description Physical science is a required laboratory science usually taken in the 9th grade The focus of this class will be critical thinking skills laboratory skills and basic concepts of physics and chemistry Students will be involved in regular laboratory exercises that will develop their abilities to collect and report data use scientific conversions properly use lab equipment and manipulate data in scientific formulas
Biology I- SC1701 amp 1702 Required Grade Level 10th Prerequisites Physical Science Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This is a life science course that examines such topics in units of ecology cells genetics the history of life plants invertebrates vertebrates and the human body We present these major topics and discuss how all living things on Earth are connected and in fact dependent upon each other Students will be expected to complete projects give presentations and perform lab experiments complete with extensive lab reports
Chemistry- SC1501 amp 1502 Required Grade Level 11th-12th Prerequisites Physical Science Biology Algebra II (may be taken concurrently) Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This is an upper-level elective that is designed to be a college-preparatory course Students should have a strong background in mathematics Students will participate in laboratory work discussions and writing related to the study of matter and energy Chemistry is essential for careers in medicine dentistry pharmacy nursing veterinary work family and consumer sciences agriculture forestry and engineering Topics covered will include atomic structure periodicity bonding stoichiometry reaction dynamics and acids amp bases
Physics- SC2001 amp 2002 Required Grade Level 11th-12th Prerequisites B or better in Geometry and Algebra Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description Students will study energy mechanics heat light electricity and atomic physics Physics is a mathematically intensive so students should have a strong background in both math and science to do well in this course
25
AnatomyPhysiology-Bio III- SC1301 amp 1302 Elective Grade Level 11th-12th Prerequisites Biology Chemistry also strongly suggested Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This is an upper-level elective that is designed as a preparatory course for college-bound students interested in pursuing a career in a health or medical-related field Anatomy is the study of the parts of the human body and physiology is a study of how those parts work The course begins on a cellular level and moves to a study of the tissues and organ systems Students need to have a strong biology and chemistry background coming into this course as well as be proficient in note taking There is a lot of reading involved and there will also be several labs to be completed with extensive lab reports This course does involve direct study of anatomyphysiology through activities such as dissections and a trip to a college lab to view human cadavers
Astronomy- SC1401 Elective Grade Level 11th-12th Prerequisites B or better in Physical Science and Algebra Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This is an upper-level elective Students will study the characteristics of planets stars and galaxies They will also explore our place in our solar system and the universe through the study of the history of astronomy the design and use of astronomical tools and ideas of modern cosmology
Environmental Science-CS1801 Elective Grade Level 11th-12th Prerequisites B or better in Biology Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description Environmental science is an upper-level elective in which students will demonstrate an understanding of the diverse interrelationships that organisms have with each other and their environment They will also address the political and economic implications of the allocation of limited resources Students will research and discuss problems with populations communities and ecosystems They will also trace the movement of energy through the ecosystem
26
Social Sciences Department Geography- SS 1101 Required Grade Level 9 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course will consist of the study of geography with the geographic components revolving around the five fundamental themes of geography and the nationally recognized standards for geography The emphasis of the course is on geography and climate and their impact on the development history and government culture and lifestyle and contemporary society of a region
World History- SS 1102 Required Grade Level 9 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course covers pre-historic to modern times in both western and non-western worlds Topics include the rise of civilization political social and economic developments of the Middle Ages the Renaissance and era of discovery the growth of democracy and nationalism the industrial revolution and the two world wars
American History- SS 1301 amp 1302 Required (or AP US History with prior approval) Grade Level 10 or 11 Prerequisites World History amp Geography Length Two semesters Credit 1 credit Description This course is designed as a concentrated study of our nation from post-American Civil War to the present The purpose of the course is to make students aware of past events so they can have a better understanding of present events Critical thinking and writing will be emphasized Current issues will be discussed and evaluated in their historical context
AP (Advanced Placement) United States History- SS 2101 amp 2102 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites TeacherAdministration consent Length Two semesters Credit 1 credit Description This course is meant to be the equivalent of a college freshman level American history course The course prepares students to take the AP exam which can earn students college credit It is a two semester survey of American history from the earliest explorations to modern times Emphasis is placed on critical and evaluative thinking skills essay writing primary document analysis and historiography Students are required to read outside novels and perform outside research independently Students are required to write numerous historical and analytical essays
Government- SS 1401 Required Grade Level 12 Prerequisites American History Length One Semester Credit 5 credit Description Government examines the origins of American government as well as its current structure and administration The main branches of the government are explored as well as state and local governments
Criminal Justice Today- SS 1801
27
Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course uses interactive methods to give students a practical understanding of law and our legal system while focusing on legal issues relevant to students lives and developing knowledge and skills essential in our law-oriented society International Affairs- SS 1501 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites American History or AP US History Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course familiarizes students with the various issues and news events taking place in the world and how these events affect our lives Local state national and world news items will be featured The major objectives are to promote inquiry through presentation and debate of conflicting viewpoints and to assign students to discover and reflect upon societal problems relevant to their lives It will provide opportunities to apply techniques of investigation and inquiry to the study of significant problems or issues
Psychology- SS 1601 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Biology Length One semester Credit 05 Credit Description In this course students will learn about basic research methods human development from birth to old age the anatomy of the brain and its influence on behavior sensation and perception intelligence and psychological disorders
AP PsychologymdashSS 2501 amp 2502 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Biology Length Two Semesters Credit 10 Credit Description This is a challenging course that is meant to be the equivalent of a college freshmen level Psychology survey course This course is aimed at preparing students for the AP Psychology exam which can earn students college credit Students will explore the history and theoretical basis of psychology relationships between human biology and human behavior theories of development and mental disorders and therapies An emphasis is placed on critical thinking skills essay writing and research methodology Students will be required to write numerous essays and perform research projects
American Presidents- SS 1802 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites American History or AP US History Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course is designed to be a focused study of the most influential presidencies in American history The emphasis will be placed on an evaluation of how various presidents have understood and exercised their constitutional powers in times of war and peace dealing with issues both foreign and domestic
African American History- SS 2002 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit
28
Description In this course students learn of the perseverance bravery and achievements of African-Americans throughout United States history and of the continuing impact of African-Americans on life in the United States at the turn of the twenty-first century
American History and Film- SS 2201 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites American History or AP US History Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course offers an exploration of United States cultural and social history through the medium of film and other mediums of mass culture Students will be asked to rethink the relationships between reality and representation and to re-conceptualize the boundaries between history and film
Sociology- SS 2001 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites None Length One semester Credit 05 Credit Description In this course students will learn about the basis of culture social structure deviance and group behavior through the lens of basic theoretical perspectives of sociology
29
World Language Department
American Sign Language I- FL 1401 amp 1402 Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This introductory class to American Sign Language focuses on finger spelling numbers sign vocabulary grammar non-manual signals and culture of the Deaf community This class also focuses on how to interact with Deaf people and teaches Deaf values
American Sign Language II- FL 1404 amp 1405 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites American Sign Language I Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This course is an intermediate level class focusing on conversational American Sign Language skills and grammar including heightened emphasis on non-manual signals classifiers and storytelling techniques This class also takes a closer look at the Deaf World
Spanish I- FL 1101 amp1102 Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This course is an introduction to the Spanish Language and culture Students will be introduced to Spanish reading writing listening and speaking skills Students will be able to pronounce Spanish comprehend Spanish on a beginnerrsquos level and write short dialogues in Spanish Students will study the culture of the Spanish-speaking world
Spanish II- FL 1201 amp1202 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Spanish I Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description In this course students will continue to improve reading writing listening and speaking skills in Spanish Students will continue to learn about Spanish-speaking countries their histories and cultures through research and presentations
Spanish III- FL 1601 amp 1602 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Spanish II Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Descriptions Students will continue to improve reading writing listening and speaking skills We will review and continue studying the grammatical structure learned in Spanish I and II as well as the thematic vocabulary and complex sentence structures Cultural topics will be integrated into the curriculum Emphasis is on communication in Spanish
Spanish Literature - FL 06109 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Spanish III Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Descriptions Spanish Literature courses place an emphasis on reading understanding and reacting in writing to literature written in Spanish
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Other Courses
Senior Experience- FACS 1501 amp 1502 Required Grade Level 12 Prerequisites MUST BE A SENIOR Length Two Semester Credit 1 Credit Description The purpose of the project is to allow the student to demonstrate the knowledge and maturity that heshe has gained during the course of hisher education The project must be a ldquolearning stretchrdquo meaning that it must go beyond what one already knows or has experienced The Senior Experience is a three-part process consisting of a research paper a projectproduct that is an extension of the research and an oral presentation The topic of this experience is chosen by the student This course is a year long senior course and required for graduation
SILDL (Distance Learning) Courses
(Subject to Change) MMC College Courses
Teacher instructors hired by Mount Marty College and taken over the DDN network live with the
teacher Courses may also be offered online
Level These are college courses not open to underclassmen
Prerequisites
--In order to take these courses students must meet two of the following
A 30 cumulative grade point average
B Minimum grade of B in coursework related to the college course
C ACT score of at least 21 in the content area subtest
D Rank in the top frac12 of the class
Courses and Times
Fall Courses
Composition 1 ndash 700-750 am (possibly other times)
College Algebra ndash 800-850 am
Intro to Psychology ndash 900-950 am
American Government ndash 300 ndash 350 pm
Spring Courses
Literature 1 ndash 700-750 am
Pre-Calculus ndash 800-850 am
Intro to Sociology ndash 900-950 am
Course offeringstimes subject to chagne
Cost Math courses are 4 credits cost = $380 per semester plus books
Other courses are 3 credits cost = $285 per semester plus books
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SILDL High School Courses
Description These hybrid courses (online using local area teachers) are self paced yet rigorous and are
taught and monitored by certified teachers These courses are free with the exception of some course
materials may be needed
Course Offerings (May Change)
Agribusiness
Anatomy and Physiology
Natural History
Physics
Comprehensive Creative Art
Accounting 1 and 2
Digital Media
Service Learning
Spanish 1 and 2
Note If TAHS offers an above course in house we will place student in lsquoin housersquo course
unless extenuating circumstances
NSU Center for Statewide E-Learning AP Learning Power
Description These online AP courses are for public high school students The Learning Power AP
coursework will be challenging so a solid academic background in the identified content area will be
essential The course is free but there is a fee for taking the test
Course Offerings
AP Biology
AP Calculus AB
AP Chemistry
AP EnglishLanguage and Composition
AP EnglishLiterature and Composition
AP Physics B
AP Statistics
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CAREER AND TECHNICAL EDCUATION ACADEMY SIOUX FALLS SCHOOL DISTRICT
Description The CTE Academy is in Sioux Falls We bus for the 715 am course Course schedules vary from semester to semester There is an application process
Architecture and Construction Carpentry I (CTC-30613062) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 2 semesters (2 hours) Credit 1 credit semester Description Successful carpenters need to know more than just how to operate equipment Learn the basics of this career and the value of doing work by constructing two homes from the foundation to the rafters to near completion
Carpentry II (CTC-30813082) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Carpentry I Length 2 semesters (2 hours) Credit 1 credit semester Description In this continuation of Carpentry I young carpenters learn leadership qualities while building a home at the CTE Academy Gain an increased understanding of specialty products and materials Learn project cost-estimating and blue printing
Advanced Woodworking and Cabinet Making (CTC-30903092) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 semester (2 hours) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn advanced woodworking skills including building and installation of cabinets while developing workplace connections and exploring careers in the field
Hospitality and Tourism CulinaryRestaurant Management I (ProStart I) (CTT-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 semester (2 hours) Credit 1 credit semester Description The ProStart program is an industry-based program that prepares students for careers in the restaurant and food service industry Topics include preparing and serving safe food preventing accidents and injuries industrial kitchen equipment usage nutrition business math and business cost awareness
CulinaryResturant Management II (ProStart II) (CTT-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites ProStart I Length 1 semester (2 hours) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn how to be successful in the hospitality and tourism career field Students continue their study of culinary arts ndash gaining essential customer services skills used in food service lodging and business careers Select students have the opportunity to participate in the CTE Culinary Arts competition team
33
Baking and Pastries (CTT-3040) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites ProStart I Length 1 semester (2 hours) Credit 1 credit semester Description In this specialized class students gain the fundamental skills necessary to work in a commercial bakery or your own kitchen Advanced studies include breads pies cakes pastries and much more
Arts AV Technology and Communications Intro to Arts AV Technology and Communications (CTA-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none
Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Lights Camera Action Be your own director Write and produce audio and video projects that inform demonstrate persuade and even entertain Students get hands-on experience using the same digital technology used in world renowned video and film production companies
AV Production (CTA-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to ArtsAV Tech amp Com Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Develop advanced skills in writing and production of audio and video projects Make your work accessible on the internet and see your own quality work proudly displayed on the Districtrsquos cable access channel KLRN-TV
Broadcast Technology (CTA-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to ArtsAV Tech amp Com Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Produce video and audio projects and pieces for the KLRN Klassroom TV show as well as off-site remote broadcasts This course is designed to prepare high school students for professional employment andor further education in television news sports and digital video production
Digital Music Production (CTA-3040) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to ArtsAV Tech amp Com Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Develop knowledge of the music business music copyright and the use electronic music in the entertainment business computer gaming internet technology and music production field
Digital Animation (CTA-3050) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to ArtsAV Tech amp Com Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Manipulate images music and graphics to create animated projects Animation is seen in advertisements on television on your computer screen and on many other things that pop up from the internet
Heath Science
34
Health Careers I (CTS-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none (recommended Anatomy Physiology) Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Want a career in the exciting medical profession Develop an awareness of various health-related careers while learning entry-level skills needed for all jobs in the profession Guest speakers demonstrations and field trips to local health care facilities provide real-life learning opportunities
Health Careers II (CTS-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Health Careers I (need a grade of C or better) Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Try a career in the medical field by completing an internship in a health care facility Apply entry-level skills while on the job Upon successful completion of both courses students are eligible to sit for the Certified Nursing Assistant (CAN) Exam
Project Lead the Way Biomedical Sciences Program This program is divided into four courses-each course building upon the previous Students interested in math science and the human body will be exposed to dynamic hands-on real-world problems to engage and challenge students who are interested in a career in medicine
Principals of Biomedical Sciences PLTW (CTS-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none (recommended Biology Chemistry) Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Study human medicine research processes and get an introduction to crime scene analysis Students investigate various health conditions such as heart disease diabetes sickle cell disease etc Students are engaged through hands-on projects and medical researched
Human Body Systems Biomed II PLTW (CTS-3040) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Principals of Biomedical Sciences Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Play the role of biomedical professionals solving medical mysteries and explore how body systems work together to maintain good health Students investigate the structures and functions of the human body
Medical Interventions Biomed III PLTW (CTS-3050) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Human Body Systems Biomed II Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description This ldquohow-tordquo class allows students to explore how to prevent and fight infection how to screen and evaluate the code in human DNA how to prevent diagnose and treat cancer and how to prevail when the organs of the body begin to fail
Biomedical Innovation Biomed IV PTLW (CTS-3060) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Medical Interventions Biomed III Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description In this capstone course students design and conduct experiments related to the diagnosis treatment and prevention of disease or illness Course includes an internship in the community
35
Human Services All Human Services students study confidentially and are CPRAED certified Students prepare personal resume and portfolio
Intro to Human Services (CTH - 3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description People-oriented occupations require training in human development parenting personal care and wellness counseling consumer services and employment skills Through field experiences and classroom activities students identify possibly career paths suitable to their strengths skills and talents
Guiding Youth and Families (CTH-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Students explore careers related to working directly with youth adolescents adults and the elderly Classroom activities and field experiences expose students to topics including behavior theory relationships ethics and legal issues social problems support systems and learning theories
Personal Services (CTH-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Students learn advanced study of human care and wellness while exploring communication strategies dietetics and nutrition exercise and fitness first aid ethics and legal issues and event planning This is a great choice for students who wish to go into cosmetology personal training or dietetics
Information Technology Introduction to Technology and Computer Support (CTN-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Students learn about computer technology inside a lab format Topics include computer assembly and disassembly troubleshooting repairs operating system installation and peripheral device support Advanced topics include operating system optimization and networking
Advanced Computer Support and Networking (CTN-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Technology and Computer Support Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Upon completion of this course students are prepared to take the CompTIA A+ certification exams Topics include advanced troubleshooting setting up a computer network supporting networking devices establishing network securities and supporting mobile devices
Manufacturing and Welding Principles of Manufacturing (CTM-3010)
36
Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description This project based class covers careers in the fields of Manufacturing and Mechatronics Learn measurement robotics and pneumatics thermal technology basic CAD operations machine tools quality controls welding and soldering purchasing and warehouse management
ElectronicsRobotics (CTM-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Principals of Manufacturing Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Gain advanced knowledge of robotics electronics ACDC electrical manufacturing processes control and materials Advanced training in soldering may lead to industry certification
Introduction to Auto Welding I ( ) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description
Welding II (CTM-3220) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Welding I Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Improve work and safety skills by making and using workable plans for school and personal projects Students improve out-of-position welding skills with SMAW (Shield Metal Arc Welding) and GMAC (Gas Metal Arc Welding) and become proficient in the use of a plasma cutter and wire feed welding processes
Advanced Welding amp Fabrication (CTM-3230) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Welding I and Welding II Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 Credit semester Description Students are exposed to gas tungsten arc welding aluminum welding gouging blueprint reading and heavy duty welding applications for large scale welding projects Students shadow a professional in the field to understand the physical attributes of the career
Aviation Introduction to Aviation (CTF-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn all aspects of the aviation industry including history principles of flight aircraft systems and performance weather navigation and aviation physiology Career exploration and flight simulation training make this an exciting class
Advanced Aviation and Flight (CTF-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Aviation
37
Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Prepare to take the FAA private pilot written exam as well as gain significant knowledge to begin an FAA flight training programming Learn aerodynamics air craft systems federal regulations flight planning weather and flight maneuvers
Science Technology Engineering and Math Project Lead The Way Pathway to Engineering Program Design an alternative housing project test and build wind turbines and apply engineering concepts related to biomechanics ndash think robotics Earn up to 12 college credits towards your engineering degree while you are in high school
Introduction to Engineering Design Engineering I PTLW (CTE-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Students learn how to apply the engineering design process to solve problems in and out of the classroom Using real world 3-D software students communicate the details of the products and will have the opportunity to create prototypes using our 3-D printer
Principles of Engineering Engineering II PTLW (CTE-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Engineering Design Engineering I Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn about major engineering concepts you will encounter in a college engineering curriculum Conduct destructive testing as you learn about material properties Apply your knowledge of engineering concepts as you tackle real-world engineering design problems through the use of VEX Robotics
Digital Electronics Engineering III PTLW (CTE-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Principles of Engineering Engineering II Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Use combinational and sequential logic design key elements of careers in engineering Students design circuits to solve problems export their designs to a printed circuit auto-routing program that generates printed circuit boards and use appropriate components to build their designs
Engineering Design and Development (EDD) Engineering IV PTLW (CTE-3080) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Digital Electronics Engineering III Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Design test and construct a solution to real-world engineering problem The EDD course allows students to apply skills and knowledge learned in previous Project Lead The Way courses
Transportation Distribution and Logistics Introduction to Vehicle Systems and Maintenance offered at the home high schools is a prerequisite for the auto tech courses
Introduction to Auto Welding I ( ) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description This course has been approved by the South Dakota Department of
38
Education to fulfill high school graduation requirements for Career amp Technical Education(CTE) Successful completion of this course is a prerequisite to take the advanced Auto Tech courses at the CTE Academy Demonstrate safety in the shop and lab while obtaining skills for the career and hobby opportunities in the automotive field Students will raise and support all vehicles inspect fluid levels perform an oil change and chassis lube service Students will test service and inspect vehicle electrical cooling and chassis systems Students will also perform services on tires transmission brakes fuel system and interior and exterior surfaces
Automotive Brakes (CTL-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn the fine adjustments and diagnosis techniques of automobile braking systems while troubleshooting and testing Use industry-quality computer equipment to learn the proper installation analyze data and repair vehicle brakes under actual conditions
Automotive Suspension and Steering (CTL-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn the fine adjustments and diagnosis of suspension and steering systems Troubleshoot and test steering and suspension components Use industry-quality equipment and computers to analyze data while working on vehicles under actual conditions
Automotive Electronics (CTL-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Test electronic engine controls and computer diagnosis perform ignition and tune-up procedures test charging and starting systems
Automotive Engine Performance (CTL-3040) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Using the latest in automotive technology and diagnostic equipment students build on their knowledge about fuel systems and fuel injection systems repair under actual lab and shop conditions
Introduction to Auto Body Repair and Estimating (CTL-3050) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Become acquainted with the requirements qualifications and skills needed in the field of auto body repair Demonstrate proper procedures and safety when handling tools and equipment
Auto Body Structural Analysis and Damage Repair (CTL-3060) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Body Repair and Estimating Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester
39
Description Demonstrate skills necessary for repairing auto body damage and repainting Successful completion may result in credits in the Auto Body Technology program at Southeast Technical Institute
Auto Body Nonstructural Analysis and Damage Repair (CTL-3070) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Body Repair and Estimating Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Repair auto body damage properly prepare automobile surfaces for painting analyze record and estimate the time and material needed to finish a vehicle Successful completion may result in credits in the Auto Body Technology program at Southeast Technical Institute
Auto Body Painting and Refinishing (CTL-3070) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Body Repair and Estimating Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Gain an understanding of the environmental regulations and industry processes used in painting and refinishing to achieve invisible repair
Academy of Finance This 2 or 3 year national program is designed to prepare students with practical skills to enter the real world of business and finance Earn up to 17 college credits Apply freshman or sophomore year for this program that is sponsored by the National Academy Foundation Financial support is provided by Citibank and numerous local internship sponsors
Sophomore Year Fall Semester Accounting I (ACBA40114012) Spring Semester Accounting II (ACBA40214022) or Introduction to Financial Services (ACBA4070) AND Banking and Credit (ACBA4050)
Junior Year Fall Semester Accounting I (ACBA40114012) or Introduction to Financial Services (ACBA4070) AND Banking and Credit (ACBA4050) Spring Semester Accounting II (ACBA40214022) or Introduction to Financial Services (ACBA4070) AND Banking and Credit (ACBA4050)
Summer Internship Senior Year Fall Semester Financial Planning (ACB-5010) Spring Semester Accounting II (ACBA20214022) AND Financial Economics (ACB-5020)
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One Page Course Offerings Summary
English Gr Math Gr Science Gr Social Science Gr English I ndash Comp
English I ndash Lit
English II ndash Speech
English II ndash CompLit
English III ndash Am Lit
English III ndash Adv
Comp
English IV ndash Brit Lit
English IV ndash Sr Writing
Adv Placement
LitComp
Yearbook Pub
Creative Writing
JournalismNewspaper
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Geography
World History
American History
AP US History
Government
Criminal Justice Today
International Affairs
Psychology
AP Psychology
American Presidents
African American History
Sociology
American History amp Film
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9
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World Language Gr HealthPE Gr Business (CTE Gr FACS (CTE) Gr ASL I
ASL II
Spanish I
Spanish II
Spanish III
Spanish Literature
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HS PE
Health
FitnessConditioning
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Intro to Business
Accounting I
Accounting II
Business Law
Personal Finance
Economics
9-12
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11-12
Interior Design
Advanced Interior Design
Nutrition and Wellness
Dietetics amp Nutrition
Human Dev
PrenatalTodd
Human Dev AdolAdult
Youth Internships
9-12
9-12
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11-12
Information
Tech (CTE)
Gr Industrial Tech
(CTE)
Gr SILDL Gr Mt Marty Gr
Computer Applications
Web Design
Computer Hardware
Database Management
VB Programming
C++ Programming
Multimedia Design
Comp Prog (Game
Design)
9-12
9-12
10-12
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Cabinet Making
Intro to Building Trade
Small Engines
Intro to Tech Education
9-12
9-12
10-12
9
Agribusiness
AnatomyPhysiology
Natural History
Physics
Comprehensive Art
Accounting 1 and 2
Digital Media
Service Learning
Spanish 1 and 2
Composition I
College Algebra
Intro to Psychology
American Government
Literature I
Pre-Calculus
Intro to Sociology
Fine Arts Gr Fine Arts Gr NSU Center Gr Intro to Art
Creative Drawing
Creative Painting
Digital Photography
Art Portfolio
Drama I
Drama II
9-12
10-12
10-12
9-12
11-12
9-12
10-12
Music Appreciation
Concert Band
Concert Choir
Womenrsquos Ensemble
Menrsquos Ensemble
Symphonic Band
9-12
9-12
9-12
9-12
9-12
9-12
AP Biology
AP Calculus AB
AP Chemistry
AP EnglishLanguage and
Composition
AP EnglishLiterature and
Composition
AP Physics B
AP Statistics
Other Courses Gr Senior Experience
Mentoring
Courses at CTE Academy
12
11-12
11-12
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Name ___________________________________________________________
Freshmen Required Courses
English Composition English Literature
Geography World History
Physical Science
Computer Applications Web Design
Math Course
Elective
Elective
Elective
Total Credits
Credits
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
Parent Signature ___________________________________Date____________________
Tea Area Freshmen Registration
42
Name ___________________________________________________________
Sophomore Required Courses
Written Communication Speech
American History
Biology
Math Course
PEHealth Or other elective
Elective
Elective
Elective
Total Credits
Credits
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
Parent Signature ___________________________________Date____________________
Tea Area Sophomore Registration
43
Name ___________________________________________________________
Junior Required Courses
American Lit Advanced Comp
Check One Personal Finance ___
Economics ___
Science Course
Math Course
Elective
Elective
Elective
Elective
Total Credits
Credits
1
5
5
1
1
1
1
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Parent Signature ___________________________________Date____________________
Tea Area Junior Registration
44
Name ___________________________________________________________
Senior Required Courses Senior English (3 options)
Government
Senior Project
Elective
Elective
Elective
Elective
Credits
1
5
1
1
1
1
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Parent Signature ___________________________________Date____________________
Tea Area Senior Registration
20
Math Department
Math requirement and suggestions
1 8th
graders taking Algebra I who do not score proficient on the End of Course Exam will not gain
Algebra I high school credit and will take the course as freshmen
2 Placement in Pathways or Algebra I is based on a studentrsquos performance in their 8th
grade math class
3 Passing a math class with anything less than a C- should be considered an indicator that the next level
math class may be difficult to successfully complete It may be in the studentrsquos best interest to repeat
this class
4 Students planning on attending college in South Dakota that have anything less than a C- in Algebra I
Geometry and Advanced Algebra may have some difficulty with the required math placement exam
An unacceptable score on this exam (ACT score below 20) will require the student to take a remedial
math class for no credit at their own expense
5 If a student wishes to ldquodouble-uprdquo with Geometry and Algebra II during the sophomore or junior year it
is highly recommended that the student receive at least a ldquoBrdquo in Algebra I and be very organized and
very self-disciplined
6 It is important to note that the classes that meet the graduation requirement may not satisfy the entrance
requirements at the college a student chooses Any questions in this area should be directed to a
studentrsquos counselor
Pathways to AlgebramdashMA 1001 amp 1002 Elective (by teacher recommendation only) Grade Level 9 Prerequisites None Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This course will focus on math skills necessary to succeed in Algebra I Registration for this course is based on student performance in prior math courses and also on teacher recommendation
Algebra I ndash MA 1201 amp 1202
Required Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description In this course students will learn the language of algebra (properties) work with real numbers solve linear equations graph relations and functions analyze linear equations solve linear inequalities and solve systems of equations and inequalities They may also be introduced to polynomial operations factoring quadratic and exponential functions radical expressions rational expressions and equations statistics and probability A scientific calculator is recommended
Geometry ndash MA 1301 amp 1302 Required Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites Algebra I Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This course introduces students to geometrical concepts and reasoning Students will work with segment measure and coordinate graphing angles parallels triangles and congruence triangles and their properties triangle inequalities quadrilaterals and their properties proportions
21
and similarity polygons and area circles and their properties surface area and volume right triangles and trigonometry circle relationships proofs and transformations A scientific calculator is recommended
Informal Geometry ndash MA 1010 amp 1020 Prerequisite Algebra I (need teacher recommendation) Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit
Description Geometry will introduce the students to geometrical concepts and reasoning Students will also work with segment measure and coordinate graphing angles parallels triangles and congruence triangles and their properties triangle inequalities quadrilaterals and their properties proportions and similarity polygons and area circles and their properties surface area and volume right triangles and trigonometry circle relationships proofs and transformations
Algebra II ndash MA 1401 amp 1402 Required Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Algebra I Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This course will review some principles of Algebra I Topics may include solving equations and inequalities linear relations and functions systems of equations and inequalities matrices polynomials quadratic functions and inequalities polynomial functions conic sections rational expressions and equations exponential and logarithmic relations sequences and series probability and statistics trigonometric functions and trigonometric graphs and identities A graphing TI-83+ or TI-84+ graphing calculator is recommended due to the extensive use of its functions
Pre-Calculus ndash MA 1701 amp 1702 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Algebra II and Geometry Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This course will review some principles of Algebra II Topics may include linear relations and functions systems of equations and inequalities the nature of graphs polynomial and rational functions trigonometric functions and their graphs trigonometric identities and equations vectors and parametric equations polar coordinates and complex numbers conic sections exponential and logarithmic functions sequences and series combinatorics and probability statistics and data analysis and possibly an introduction to calculus A graphing TI-83+ or TI-84+ graphing calculator is highly recommended due to the extensive use of its functions
Statistics and Probability ndash MA 2201 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Algebra I and Algebra II
Length 1 Semester Credit 5 Descritpion Probability and Statistics courses introduce the study of likely events and the analysis interpretation and presentation of quantitative data Course topics generally include basic probability and statistics discrete probability theory odds and probabilities probability trees populations and samples frequency tables measures of central tendency and presentation of data (including graphs) Course topics may also include normal distribution and measures of variability
22
Consumer Math ndash MA 1501 amp 1502 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites None Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description In this course students will review some concepts of working with numbers decimals fractions as well as some estimation and rounding techniques Students will then be introduced to topics such as part-time and summer jobs full-time work recreation and sports costs basic purchases checking and savings accounts credit automobile expenses taxes housing personal finance and investments
Calculus MA 1801 amp 1802 Elective Grade Level 12 Prerequisites Pre-Calculus Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This course includes limits and continuity differentiation applications of differentiation integration applications of the definite integral exponentials logarithms and other transcendental functions integration techniques infinite series and parametric equations and polar coordinates A graphing TI-83+ or TI-84+ graphing calculator is highly recommended due to the extensive use of its functions
23
Mentoring
Mentoring- MN 1001 amp1002 Elective
Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites 30 GPA amp Instructor Approval ndash must complete an application
and get a teacher recommendation
Length One or Two Semesters Credit 5 Credit Semester
Description Mentors will go to the Elementarty or Intermediate School and are assigned to a classroom to
assist with academic and social skills while being a positive role model to younger students Course is a Pass
Fail
24
Science Department
Physical Science- CS1201 amp 1202 Required Grade Level 9th Prerequisites None Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description Physical science is a required laboratory science usually taken in the 9th grade The focus of this class will be critical thinking skills laboratory skills and basic concepts of physics and chemistry Students will be involved in regular laboratory exercises that will develop their abilities to collect and report data use scientific conversions properly use lab equipment and manipulate data in scientific formulas
Biology I- SC1701 amp 1702 Required Grade Level 10th Prerequisites Physical Science Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This is a life science course that examines such topics in units of ecology cells genetics the history of life plants invertebrates vertebrates and the human body We present these major topics and discuss how all living things on Earth are connected and in fact dependent upon each other Students will be expected to complete projects give presentations and perform lab experiments complete with extensive lab reports
Chemistry- SC1501 amp 1502 Required Grade Level 11th-12th Prerequisites Physical Science Biology Algebra II (may be taken concurrently) Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This is an upper-level elective that is designed to be a college-preparatory course Students should have a strong background in mathematics Students will participate in laboratory work discussions and writing related to the study of matter and energy Chemistry is essential for careers in medicine dentistry pharmacy nursing veterinary work family and consumer sciences agriculture forestry and engineering Topics covered will include atomic structure periodicity bonding stoichiometry reaction dynamics and acids amp bases
Physics- SC2001 amp 2002 Required Grade Level 11th-12th Prerequisites B or better in Geometry and Algebra Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description Students will study energy mechanics heat light electricity and atomic physics Physics is a mathematically intensive so students should have a strong background in both math and science to do well in this course
25
AnatomyPhysiology-Bio III- SC1301 amp 1302 Elective Grade Level 11th-12th Prerequisites Biology Chemistry also strongly suggested Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This is an upper-level elective that is designed as a preparatory course for college-bound students interested in pursuing a career in a health or medical-related field Anatomy is the study of the parts of the human body and physiology is a study of how those parts work The course begins on a cellular level and moves to a study of the tissues and organ systems Students need to have a strong biology and chemistry background coming into this course as well as be proficient in note taking There is a lot of reading involved and there will also be several labs to be completed with extensive lab reports This course does involve direct study of anatomyphysiology through activities such as dissections and a trip to a college lab to view human cadavers
Astronomy- SC1401 Elective Grade Level 11th-12th Prerequisites B or better in Physical Science and Algebra Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This is an upper-level elective Students will study the characteristics of planets stars and galaxies They will also explore our place in our solar system and the universe through the study of the history of astronomy the design and use of astronomical tools and ideas of modern cosmology
Environmental Science-CS1801 Elective Grade Level 11th-12th Prerequisites B or better in Biology Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description Environmental science is an upper-level elective in which students will demonstrate an understanding of the diverse interrelationships that organisms have with each other and their environment They will also address the political and economic implications of the allocation of limited resources Students will research and discuss problems with populations communities and ecosystems They will also trace the movement of energy through the ecosystem
26
Social Sciences Department Geography- SS 1101 Required Grade Level 9 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course will consist of the study of geography with the geographic components revolving around the five fundamental themes of geography and the nationally recognized standards for geography The emphasis of the course is on geography and climate and their impact on the development history and government culture and lifestyle and contemporary society of a region
World History- SS 1102 Required Grade Level 9 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course covers pre-historic to modern times in both western and non-western worlds Topics include the rise of civilization political social and economic developments of the Middle Ages the Renaissance and era of discovery the growth of democracy and nationalism the industrial revolution and the two world wars
American History- SS 1301 amp 1302 Required (or AP US History with prior approval) Grade Level 10 or 11 Prerequisites World History amp Geography Length Two semesters Credit 1 credit Description This course is designed as a concentrated study of our nation from post-American Civil War to the present The purpose of the course is to make students aware of past events so they can have a better understanding of present events Critical thinking and writing will be emphasized Current issues will be discussed and evaluated in their historical context
AP (Advanced Placement) United States History- SS 2101 amp 2102 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites TeacherAdministration consent Length Two semesters Credit 1 credit Description This course is meant to be the equivalent of a college freshman level American history course The course prepares students to take the AP exam which can earn students college credit It is a two semester survey of American history from the earliest explorations to modern times Emphasis is placed on critical and evaluative thinking skills essay writing primary document analysis and historiography Students are required to read outside novels and perform outside research independently Students are required to write numerous historical and analytical essays
Government- SS 1401 Required Grade Level 12 Prerequisites American History Length One Semester Credit 5 credit Description Government examines the origins of American government as well as its current structure and administration The main branches of the government are explored as well as state and local governments
Criminal Justice Today- SS 1801
27
Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course uses interactive methods to give students a practical understanding of law and our legal system while focusing on legal issues relevant to students lives and developing knowledge and skills essential in our law-oriented society International Affairs- SS 1501 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites American History or AP US History Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course familiarizes students with the various issues and news events taking place in the world and how these events affect our lives Local state national and world news items will be featured The major objectives are to promote inquiry through presentation and debate of conflicting viewpoints and to assign students to discover and reflect upon societal problems relevant to their lives It will provide opportunities to apply techniques of investigation and inquiry to the study of significant problems or issues
Psychology- SS 1601 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Biology Length One semester Credit 05 Credit Description In this course students will learn about basic research methods human development from birth to old age the anatomy of the brain and its influence on behavior sensation and perception intelligence and psychological disorders
AP PsychologymdashSS 2501 amp 2502 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Biology Length Two Semesters Credit 10 Credit Description This is a challenging course that is meant to be the equivalent of a college freshmen level Psychology survey course This course is aimed at preparing students for the AP Psychology exam which can earn students college credit Students will explore the history and theoretical basis of psychology relationships between human biology and human behavior theories of development and mental disorders and therapies An emphasis is placed on critical thinking skills essay writing and research methodology Students will be required to write numerous essays and perform research projects
American Presidents- SS 1802 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites American History or AP US History Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course is designed to be a focused study of the most influential presidencies in American history The emphasis will be placed on an evaluation of how various presidents have understood and exercised their constitutional powers in times of war and peace dealing with issues both foreign and domestic
African American History- SS 2002 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit
28
Description In this course students learn of the perseverance bravery and achievements of African-Americans throughout United States history and of the continuing impact of African-Americans on life in the United States at the turn of the twenty-first century
American History and Film- SS 2201 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites American History or AP US History Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course offers an exploration of United States cultural and social history through the medium of film and other mediums of mass culture Students will be asked to rethink the relationships between reality and representation and to re-conceptualize the boundaries between history and film
Sociology- SS 2001 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites None Length One semester Credit 05 Credit Description In this course students will learn about the basis of culture social structure deviance and group behavior through the lens of basic theoretical perspectives of sociology
29
World Language Department
American Sign Language I- FL 1401 amp 1402 Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This introductory class to American Sign Language focuses on finger spelling numbers sign vocabulary grammar non-manual signals and culture of the Deaf community This class also focuses on how to interact with Deaf people and teaches Deaf values
American Sign Language II- FL 1404 amp 1405 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites American Sign Language I Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This course is an intermediate level class focusing on conversational American Sign Language skills and grammar including heightened emphasis on non-manual signals classifiers and storytelling techniques This class also takes a closer look at the Deaf World
Spanish I- FL 1101 amp1102 Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This course is an introduction to the Spanish Language and culture Students will be introduced to Spanish reading writing listening and speaking skills Students will be able to pronounce Spanish comprehend Spanish on a beginnerrsquos level and write short dialogues in Spanish Students will study the culture of the Spanish-speaking world
Spanish II- FL 1201 amp1202 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Spanish I Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description In this course students will continue to improve reading writing listening and speaking skills in Spanish Students will continue to learn about Spanish-speaking countries their histories and cultures through research and presentations
Spanish III- FL 1601 amp 1602 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Spanish II Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Descriptions Students will continue to improve reading writing listening and speaking skills We will review and continue studying the grammatical structure learned in Spanish I and II as well as the thematic vocabulary and complex sentence structures Cultural topics will be integrated into the curriculum Emphasis is on communication in Spanish
Spanish Literature - FL 06109 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Spanish III Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Descriptions Spanish Literature courses place an emphasis on reading understanding and reacting in writing to literature written in Spanish
30
Other Courses
Senior Experience- FACS 1501 amp 1502 Required Grade Level 12 Prerequisites MUST BE A SENIOR Length Two Semester Credit 1 Credit Description The purpose of the project is to allow the student to demonstrate the knowledge and maturity that heshe has gained during the course of hisher education The project must be a ldquolearning stretchrdquo meaning that it must go beyond what one already knows or has experienced The Senior Experience is a three-part process consisting of a research paper a projectproduct that is an extension of the research and an oral presentation The topic of this experience is chosen by the student This course is a year long senior course and required for graduation
SILDL (Distance Learning) Courses
(Subject to Change) MMC College Courses
Teacher instructors hired by Mount Marty College and taken over the DDN network live with the
teacher Courses may also be offered online
Level These are college courses not open to underclassmen
Prerequisites
--In order to take these courses students must meet two of the following
A 30 cumulative grade point average
B Minimum grade of B in coursework related to the college course
C ACT score of at least 21 in the content area subtest
D Rank in the top frac12 of the class
Courses and Times
Fall Courses
Composition 1 ndash 700-750 am (possibly other times)
College Algebra ndash 800-850 am
Intro to Psychology ndash 900-950 am
American Government ndash 300 ndash 350 pm
Spring Courses
Literature 1 ndash 700-750 am
Pre-Calculus ndash 800-850 am
Intro to Sociology ndash 900-950 am
Course offeringstimes subject to chagne
Cost Math courses are 4 credits cost = $380 per semester plus books
Other courses are 3 credits cost = $285 per semester plus books
31
SILDL High School Courses
Description These hybrid courses (online using local area teachers) are self paced yet rigorous and are
taught and monitored by certified teachers These courses are free with the exception of some course
materials may be needed
Course Offerings (May Change)
Agribusiness
Anatomy and Physiology
Natural History
Physics
Comprehensive Creative Art
Accounting 1 and 2
Digital Media
Service Learning
Spanish 1 and 2
Note If TAHS offers an above course in house we will place student in lsquoin housersquo course
unless extenuating circumstances
NSU Center for Statewide E-Learning AP Learning Power
Description These online AP courses are for public high school students The Learning Power AP
coursework will be challenging so a solid academic background in the identified content area will be
essential The course is free but there is a fee for taking the test
Course Offerings
AP Biology
AP Calculus AB
AP Chemistry
AP EnglishLanguage and Composition
AP EnglishLiterature and Composition
AP Physics B
AP Statistics
32
CAREER AND TECHNICAL EDCUATION ACADEMY SIOUX FALLS SCHOOL DISTRICT
Description The CTE Academy is in Sioux Falls We bus for the 715 am course Course schedules vary from semester to semester There is an application process
Architecture and Construction Carpentry I (CTC-30613062) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 2 semesters (2 hours) Credit 1 credit semester Description Successful carpenters need to know more than just how to operate equipment Learn the basics of this career and the value of doing work by constructing two homes from the foundation to the rafters to near completion
Carpentry II (CTC-30813082) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Carpentry I Length 2 semesters (2 hours) Credit 1 credit semester Description In this continuation of Carpentry I young carpenters learn leadership qualities while building a home at the CTE Academy Gain an increased understanding of specialty products and materials Learn project cost-estimating and blue printing
Advanced Woodworking and Cabinet Making (CTC-30903092) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 semester (2 hours) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn advanced woodworking skills including building and installation of cabinets while developing workplace connections and exploring careers in the field
Hospitality and Tourism CulinaryRestaurant Management I (ProStart I) (CTT-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 semester (2 hours) Credit 1 credit semester Description The ProStart program is an industry-based program that prepares students for careers in the restaurant and food service industry Topics include preparing and serving safe food preventing accidents and injuries industrial kitchen equipment usage nutrition business math and business cost awareness
CulinaryResturant Management II (ProStart II) (CTT-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites ProStart I Length 1 semester (2 hours) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn how to be successful in the hospitality and tourism career field Students continue their study of culinary arts ndash gaining essential customer services skills used in food service lodging and business careers Select students have the opportunity to participate in the CTE Culinary Arts competition team
33
Baking and Pastries (CTT-3040) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites ProStart I Length 1 semester (2 hours) Credit 1 credit semester Description In this specialized class students gain the fundamental skills necessary to work in a commercial bakery or your own kitchen Advanced studies include breads pies cakes pastries and much more
Arts AV Technology and Communications Intro to Arts AV Technology and Communications (CTA-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none
Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Lights Camera Action Be your own director Write and produce audio and video projects that inform demonstrate persuade and even entertain Students get hands-on experience using the same digital technology used in world renowned video and film production companies
AV Production (CTA-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to ArtsAV Tech amp Com Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Develop advanced skills in writing and production of audio and video projects Make your work accessible on the internet and see your own quality work proudly displayed on the Districtrsquos cable access channel KLRN-TV
Broadcast Technology (CTA-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to ArtsAV Tech amp Com Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Produce video and audio projects and pieces for the KLRN Klassroom TV show as well as off-site remote broadcasts This course is designed to prepare high school students for professional employment andor further education in television news sports and digital video production
Digital Music Production (CTA-3040) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to ArtsAV Tech amp Com Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Develop knowledge of the music business music copyright and the use electronic music in the entertainment business computer gaming internet technology and music production field
Digital Animation (CTA-3050) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to ArtsAV Tech amp Com Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Manipulate images music and graphics to create animated projects Animation is seen in advertisements on television on your computer screen and on many other things that pop up from the internet
Heath Science
34
Health Careers I (CTS-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none (recommended Anatomy Physiology) Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Want a career in the exciting medical profession Develop an awareness of various health-related careers while learning entry-level skills needed for all jobs in the profession Guest speakers demonstrations and field trips to local health care facilities provide real-life learning opportunities
Health Careers II (CTS-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Health Careers I (need a grade of C or better) Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Try a career in the medical field by completing an internship in a health care facility Apply entry-level skills while on the job Upon successful completion of both courses students are eligible to sit for the Certified Nursing Assistant (CAN) Exam
Project Lead the Way Biomedical Sciences Program This program is divided into four courses-each course building upon the previous Students interested in math science and the human body will be exposed to dynamic hands-on real-world problems to engage and challenge students who are interested in a career in medicine
Principals of Biomedical Sciences PLTW (CTS-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none (recommended Biology Chemistry) Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Study human medicine research processes and get an introduction to crime scene analysis Students investigate various health conditions such as heart disease diabetes sickle cell disease etc Students are engaged through hands-on projects and medical researched
Human Body Systems Biomed II PLTW (CTS-3040) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Principals of Biomedical Sciences Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Play the role of biomedical professionals solving medical mysteries and explore how body systems work together to maintain good health Students investigate the structures and functions of the human body
Medical Interventions Biomed III PLTW (CTS-3050) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Human Body Systems Biomed II Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description This ldquohow-tordquo class allows students to explore how to prevent and fight infection how to screen and evaluate the code in human DNA how to prevent diagnose and treat cancer and how to prevail when the organs of the body begin to fail
Biomedical Innovation Biomed IV PTLW (CTS-3060) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Medical Interventions Biomed III Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description In this capstone course students design and conduct experiments related to the diagnosis treatment and prevention of disease or illness Course includes an internship in the community
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Human Services All Human Services students study confidentially and are CPRAED certified Students prepare personal resume and portfolio
Intro to Human Services (CTH - 3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description People-oriented occupations require training in human development parenting personal care and wellness counseling consumer services and employment skills Through field experiences and classroom activities students identify possibly career paths suitable to their strengths skills and talents
Guiding Youth and Families (CTH-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Students explore careers related to working directly with youth adolescents adults and the elderly Classroom activities and field experiences expose students to topics including behavior theory relationships ethics and legal issues social problems support systems and learning theories
Personal Services (CTH-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Students learn advanced study of human care and wellness while exploring communication strategies dietetics and nutrition exercise and fitness first aid ethics and legal issues and event planning This is a great choice for students who wish to go into cosmetology personal training or dietetics
Information Technology Introduction to Technology and Computer Support (CTN-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Students learn about computer technology inside a lab format Topics include computer assembly and disassembly troubleshooting repairs operating system installation and peripheral device support Advanced topics include operating system optimization and networking
Advanced Computer Support and Networking (CTN-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Technology and Computer Support Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Upon completion of this course students are prepared to take the CompTIA A+ certification exams Topics include advanced troubleshooting setting up a computer network supporting networking devices establishing network securities and supporting mobile devices
Manufacturing and Welding Principles of Manufacturing (CTM-3010)
36
Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description This project based class covers careers in the fields of Manufacturing and Mechatronics Learn measurement robotics and pneumatics thermal technology basic CAD operations machine tools quality controls welding and soldering purchasing and warehouse management
ElectronicsRobotics (CTM-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Principals of Manufacturing Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Gain advanced knowledge of robotics electronics ACDC electrical manufacturing processes control and materials Advanced training in soldering may lead to industry certification
Introduction to Auto Welding I ( ) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description
Welding II (CTM-3220) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Welding I Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Improve work and safety skills by making and using workable plans for school and personal projects Students improve out-of-position welding skills with SMAW (Shield Metal Arc Welding) and GMAC (Gas Metal Arc Welding) and become proficient in the use of a plasma cutter and wire feed welding processes
Advanced Welding amp Fabrication (CTM-3230) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Welding I and Welding II Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 Credit semester Description Students are exposed to gas tungsten arc welding aluminum welding gouging blueprint reading and heavy duty welding applications for large scale welding projects Students shadow a professional in the field to understand the physical attributes of the career
Aviation Introduction to Aviation (CTF-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn all aspects of the aviation industry including history principles of flight aircraft systems and performance weather navigation and aviation physiology Career exploration and flight simulation training make this an exciting class
Advanced Aviation and Flight (CTF-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Aviation
37
Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Prepare to take the FAA private pilot written exam as well as gain significant knowledge to begin an FAA flight training programming Learn aerodynamics air craft systems federal regulations flight planning weather and flight maneuvers
Science Technology Engineering and Math Project Lead The Way Pathway to Engineering Program Design an alternative housing project test and build wind turbines and apply engineering concepts related to biomechanics ndash think robotics Earn up to 12 college credits towards your engineering degree while you are in high school
Introduction to Engineering Design Engineering I PTLW (CTE-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Students learn how to apply the engineering design process to solve problems in and out of the classroom Using real world 3-D software students communicate the details of the products and will have the opportunity to create prototypes using our 3-D printer
Principles of Engineering Engineering II PTLW (CTE-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Engineering Design Engineering I Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn about major engineering concepts you will encounter in a college engineering curriculum Conduct destructive testing as you learn about material properties Apply your knowledge of engineering concepts as you tackle real-world engineering design problems through the use of VEX Robotics
Digital Electronics Engineering III PTLW (CTE-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Principles of Engineering Engineering II Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Use combinational and sequential logic design key elements of careers in engineering Students design circuits to solve problems export their designs to a printed circuit auto-routing program that generates printed circuit boards and use appropriate components to build their designs
Engineering Design and Development (EDD) Engineering IV PTLW (CTE-3080) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Digital Electronics Engineering III Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Design test and construct a solution to real-world engineering problem The EDD course allows students to apply skills and knowledge learned in previous Project Lead The Way courses
Transportation Distribution and Logistics Introduction to Vehicle Systems and Maintenance offered at the home high schools is a prerequisite for the auto tech courses
Introduction to Auto Welding I ( ) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description This course has been approved by the South Dakota Department of
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Education to fulfill high school graduation requirements for Career amp Technical Education(CTE) Successful completion of this course is a prerequisite to take the advanced Auto Tech courses at the CTE Academy Demonstrate safety in the shop and lab while obtaining skills for the career and hobby opportunities in the automotive field Students will raise and support all vehicles inspect fluid levels perform an oil change and chassis lube service Students will test service and inspect vehicle electrical cooling and chassis systems Students will also perform services on tires transmission brakes fuel system and interior and exterior surfaces
Automotive Brakes (CTL-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn the fine adjustments and diagnosis techniques of automobile braking systems while troubleshooting and testing Use industry-quality computer equipment to learn the proper installation analyze data and repair vehicle brakes under actual conditions
Automotive Suspension and Steering (CTL-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn the fine adjustments and diagnosis of suspension and steering systems Troubleshoot and test steering and suspension components Use industry-quality equipment and computers to analyze data while working on vehicles under actual conditions
Automotive Electronics (CTL-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Test electronic engine controls and computer diagnosis perform ignition and tune-up procedures test charging and starting systems
Automotive Engine Performance (CTL-3040) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Using the latest in automotive technology and diagnostic equipment students build on their knowledge about fuel systems and fuel injection systems repair under actual lab and shop conditions
Introduction to Auto Body Repair and Estimating (CTL-3050) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Become acquainted with the requirements qualifications and skills needed in the field of auto body repair Demonstrate proper procedures and safety when handling tools and equipment
Auto Body Structural Analysis and Damage Repair (CTL-3060) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Body Repair and Estimating Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester
39
Description Demonstrate skills necessary for repairing auto body damage and repainting Successful completion may result in credits in the Auto Body Technology program at Southeast Technical Institute
Auto Body Nonstructural Analysis and Damage Repair (CTL-3070) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Body Repair and Estimating Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Repair auto body damage properly prepare automobile surfaces for painting analyze record and estimate the time and material needed to finish a vehicle Successful completion may result in credits in the Auto Body Technology program at Southeast Technical Institute
Auto Body Painting and Refinishing (CTL-3070) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Body Repair and Estimating Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Gain an understanding of the environmental regulations and industry processes used in painting and refinishing to achieve invisible repair
Academy of Finance This 2 or 3 year national program is designed to prepare students with practical skills to enter the real world of business and finance Earn up to 17 college credits Apply freshman or sophomore year for this program that is sponsored by the National Academy Foundation Financial support is provided by Citibank and numerous local internship sponsors
Sophomore Year Fall Semester Accounting I (ACBA40114012) Spring Semester Accounting II (ACBA40214022) or Introduction to Financial Services (ACBA4070) AND Banking and Credit (ACBA4050)
Junior Year Fall Semester Accounting I (ACBA40114012) or Introduction to Financial Services (ACBA4070) AND Banking and Credit (ACBA4050) Spring Semester Accounting II (ACBA40214022) or Introduction to Financial Services (ACBA4070) AND Banking and Credit (ACBA4050)
Summer Internship Senior Year Fall Semester Financial Planning (ACB-5010) Spring Semester Accounting II (ACBA20214022) AND Financial Economics (ACB-5020)
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One Page Course Offerings Summary
English Gr Math Gr Science Gr Social Science Gr English I ndash Comp
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English II ndash Speech
English II ndash CompLit
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English III ndash Adv
Comp
English IV ndash Brit Lit
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AP US History
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International Affairs
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AP Psychology
American Presidents
African American History
Sociology
American History amp Film
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Spanish I
Spanish II
Spanish III
Spanish Literature
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HS PE
Health
FitnessConditioning
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Business Law
Personal Finance
Economics
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Interior Design
Advanced Interior Design
Nutrition and Wellness
Dietetics amp Nutrition
Human Dev
PrenatalTodd
Human Dev AdolAdult
Youth Internships
9-12
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Information
Tech (CTE)
Gr Industrial Tech
(CTE)
Gr SILDL Gr Mt Marty Gr
Computer Applications
Web Design
Computer Hardware
Database Management
VB Programming
C++ Programming
Multimedia Design
Comp Prog (Game
Design)
9-12
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Cabinet Making
Intro to Building Trade
Small Engines
Intro to Tech Education
9-12
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9
Agribusiness
AnatomyPhysiology
Natural History
Physics
Comprehensive Art
Accounting 1 and 2
Digital Media
Service Learning
Spanish 1 and 2
Composition I
College Algebra
Intro to Psychology
American Government
Literature I
Pre-Calculus
Intro to Sociology
Fine Arts Gr Fine Arts Gr NSU Center Gr Intro to Art
Creative Drawing
Creative Painting
Digital Photography
Art Portfolio
Drama I
Drama II
9-12
10-12
10-12
9-12
11-12
9-12
10-12
Music Appreciation
Concert Band
Concert Choir
Womenrsquos Ensemble
Menrsquos Ensemble
Symphonic Band
9-12
9-12
9-12
9-12
9-12
9-12
AP Biology
AP Calculus AB
AP Chemistry
AP EnglishLanguage and
Composition
AP EnglishLiterature and
Composition
AP Physics B
AP Statistics
Other Courses Gr Senior Experience
Mentoring
Courses at CTE Academy
12
11-12
11-12
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Name ___________________________________________________________
Freshmen Required Courses
English Composition English Literature
Geography World History
Physical Science
Computer Applications Web Design
Math Course
Elective
Elective
Elective
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Credits
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1
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Parent Signature ___________________________________Date____________________
Tea Area Freshmen Registration
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Name ___________________________________________________________
Sophomore Required Courses
Written Communication Speech
American History
Biology
Math Course
PEHealth Or other elective
Elective
Elective
Elective
Total Credits
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1
1
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Parent Signature ___________________________________Date____________________
Tea Area Sophomore Registration
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Name ___________________________________________________________
Junior Required Courses
American Lit Advanced Comp
Check One Personal Finance ___
Economics ___
Science Course
Math Course
Elective
Elective
Elective
Elective
Total Credits
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Tea Area Junior Registration
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Senior Required Courses Senior English (3 options)
Government
Senior Project
Elective
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Elective
Credits
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Parent Signature ___________________________________Date____________________
Tea Area Senior Registration
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and similarity polygons and area circles and their properties surface area and volume right triangles and trigonometry circle relationships proofs and transformations A scientific calculator is recommended
Informal Geometry ndash MA 1010 amp 1020 Prerequisite Algebra I (need teacher recommendation) Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit
Description Geometry will introduce the students to geometrical concepts and reasoning Students will also work with segment measure and coordinate graphing angles parallels triangles and congruence triangles and their properties triangle inequalities quadrilaterals and their properties proportions and similarity polygons and area circles and their properties surface area and volume right triangles and trigonometry circle relationships proofs and transformations
Algebra II ndash MA 1401 amp 1402 Required Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Algebra I Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This course will review some principles of Algebra I Topics may include solving equations and inequalities linear relations and functions systems of equations and inequalities matrices polynomials quadratic functions and inequalities polynomial functions conic sections rational expressions and equations exponential and logarithmic relations sequences and series probability and statistics trigonometric functions and trigonometric graphs and identities A graphing TI-83+ or TI-84+ graphing calculator is recommended due to the extensive use of its functions
Pre-Calculus ndash MA 1701 amp 1702 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Algebra II and Geometry Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This course will review some principles of Algebra II Topics may include linear relations and functions systems of equations and inequalities the nature of graphs polynomial and rational functions trigonometric functions and their graphs trigonometric identities and equations vectors and parametric equations polar coordinates and complex numbers conic sections exponential and logarithmic functions sequences and series combinatorics and probability statistics and data analysis and possibly an introduction to calculus A graphing TI-83+ or TI-84+ graphing calculator is highly recommended due to the extensive use of its functions
Statistics and Probability ndash MA 2201 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Algebra I and Algebra II
Length 1 Semester Credit 5 Descritpion Probability and Statistics courses introduce the study of likely events and the analysis interpretation and presentation of quantitative data Course topics generally include basic probability and statistics discrete probability theory odds and probabilities probability trees populations and samples frequency tables measures of central tendency and presentation of data (including graphs) Course topics may also include normal distribution and measures of variability
22
Consumer Math ndash MA 1501 amp 1502 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites None Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description In this course students will review some concepts of working with numbers decimals fractions as well as some estimation and rounding techniques Students will then be introduced to topics such as part-time and summer jobs full-time work recreation and sports costs basic purchases checking and savings accounts credit automobile expenses taxes housing personal finance and investments
Calculus MA 1801 amp 1802 Elective Grade Level 12 Prerequisites Pre-Calculus Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This course includes limits and continuity differentiation applications of differentiation integration applications of the definite integral exponentials logarithms and other transcendental functions integration techniques infinite series and parametric equations and polar coordinates A graphing TI-83+ or TI-84+ graphing calculator is highly recommended due to the extensive use of its functions
23
Mentoring
Mentoring- MN 1001 amp1002 Elective
Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites 30 GPA amp Instructor Approval ndash must complete an application
and get a teacher recommendation
Length One or Two Semesters Credit 5 Credit Semester
Description Mentors will go to the Elementarty or Intermediate School and are assigned to a classroom to
assist with academic and social skills while being a positive role model to younger students Course is a Pass
Fail
24
Science Department
Physical Science- CS1201 amp 1202 Required Grade Level 9th Prerequisites None Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description Physical science is a required laboratory science usually taken in the 9th grade The focus of this class will be critical thinking skills laboratory skills and basic concepts of physics and chemistry Students will be involved in regular laboratory exercises that will develop their abilities to collect and report data use scientific conversions properly use lab equipment and manipulate data in scientific formulas
Biology I- SC1701 amp 1702 Required Grade Level 10th Prerequisites Physical Science Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This is a life science course that examines such topics in units of ecology cells genetics the history of life plants invertebrates vertebrates and the human body We present these major topics and discuss how all living things on Earth are connected and in fact dependent upon each other Students will be expected to complete projects give presentations and perform lab experiments complete with extensive lab reports
Chemistry- SC1501 amp 1502 Required Grade Level 11th-12th Prerequisites Physical Science Biology Algebra II (may be taken concurrently) Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This is an upper-level elective that is designed to be a college-preparatory course Students should have a strong background in mathematics Students will participate in laboratory work discussions and writing related to the study of matter and energy Chemistry is essential for careers in medicine dentistry pharmacy nursing veterinary work family and consumer sciences agriculture forestry and engineering Topics covered will include atomic structure periodicity bonding stoichiometry reaction dynamics and acids amp bases
Physics- SC2001 amp 2002 Required Grade Level 11th-12th Prerequisites B or better in Geometry and Algebra Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description Students will study energy mechanics heat light electricity and atomic physics Physics is a mathematically intensive so students should have a strong background in both math and science to do well in this course
25
AnatomyPhysiology-Bio III- SC1301 amp 1302 Elective Grade Level 11th-12th Prerequisites Biology Chemistry also strongly suggested Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This is an upper-level elective that is designed as a preparatory course for college-bound students interested in pursuing a career in a health or medical-related field Anatomy is the study of the parts of the human body and physiology is a study of how those parts work The course begins on a cellular level and moves to a study of the tissues and organ systems Students need to have a strong biology and chemistry background coming into this course as well as be proficient in note taking There is a lot of reading involved and there will also be several labs to be completed with extensive lab reports This course does involve direct study of anatomyphysiology through activities such as dissections and a trip to a college lab to view human cadavers
Astronomy- SC1401 Elective Grade Level 11th-12th Prerequisites B or better in Physical Science and Algebra Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This is an upper-level elective Students will study the characteristics of planets stars and galaxies They will also explore our place in our solar system and the universe through the study of the history of astronomy the design and use of astronomical tools and ideas of modern cosmology
Environmental Science-CS1801 Elective Grade Level 11th-12th Prerequisites B or better in Biology Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description Environmental science is an upper-level elective in which students will demonstrate an understanding of the diverse interrelationships that organisms have with each other and their environment They will also address the political and economic implications of the allocation of limited resources Students will research and discuss problems with populations communities and ecosystems They will also trace the movement of energy through the ecosystem
26
Social Sciences Department Geography- SS 1101 Required Grade Level 9 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course will consist of the study of geography with the geographic components revolving around the five fundamental themes of geography and the nationally recognized standards for geography The emphasis of the course is on geography and climate and their impact on the development history and government culture and lifestyle and contemporary society of a region
World History- SS 1102 Required Grade Level 9 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course covers pre-historic to modern times in both western and non-western worlds Topics include the rise of civilization political social and economic developments of the Middle Ages the Renaissance and era of discovery the growth of democracy and nationalism the industrial revolution and the two world wars
American History- SS 1301 amp 1302 Required (or AP US History with prior approval) Grade Level 10 or 11 Prerequisites World History amp Geography Length Two semesters Credit 1 credit Description This course is designed as a concentrated study of our nation from post-American Civil War to the present The purpose of the course is to make students aware of past events so they can have a better understanding of present events Critical thinking and writing will be emphasized Current issues will be discussed and evaluated in their historical context
AP (Advanced Placement) United States History- SS 2101 amp 2102 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites TeacherAdministration consent Length Two semesters Credit 1 credit Description This course is meant to be the equivalent of a college freshman level American history course The course prepares students to take the AP exam which can earn students college credit It is a two semester survey of American history from the earliest explorations to modern times Emphasis is placed on critical and evaluative thinking skills essay writing primary document analysis and historiography Students are required to read outside novels and perform outside research independently Students are required to write numerous historical and analytical essays
Government- SS 1401 Required Grade Level 12 Prerequisites American History Length One Semester Credit 5 credit Description Government examines the origins of American government as well as its current structure and administration The main branches of the government are explored as well as state and local governments
Criminal Justice Today- SS 1801
27
Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course uses interactive methods to give students a practical understanding of law and our legal system while focusing on legal issues relevant to students lives and developing knowledge and skills essential in our law-oriented society International Affairs- SS 1501 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites American History or AP US History Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course familiarizes students with the various issues and news events taking place in the world and how these events affect our lives Local state national and world news items will be featured The major objectives are to promote inquiry through presentation and debate of conflicting viewpoints and to assign students to discover and reflect upon societal problems relevant to their lives It will provide opportunities to apply techniques of investigation and inquiry to the study of significant problems or issues
Psychology- SS 1601 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Biology Length One semester Credit 05 Credit Description In this course students will learn about basic research methods human development from birth to old age the anatomy of the brain and its influence on behavior sensation and perception intelligence and psychological disorders
AP PsychologymdashSS 2501 amp 2502 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Biology Length Two Semesters Credit 10 Credit Description This is a challenging course that is meant to be the equivalent of a college freshmen level Psychology survey course This course is aimed at preparing students for the AP Psychology exam which can earn students college credit Students will explore the history and theoretical basis of psychology relationships between human biology and human behavior theories of development and mental disorders and therapies An emphasis is placed on critical thinking skills essay writing and research methodology Students will be required to write numerous essays and perform research projects
American Presidents- SS 1802 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites American History or AP US History Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course is designed to be a focused study of the most influential presidencies in American history The emphasis will be placed on an evaluation of how various presidents have understood and exercised their constitutional powers in times of war and peace dealing with issues both foreign and domestic
African American History- SS 2002 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit
28
Description In this course students learn of the perseverance bravery and achievements of African-Americans throughout United States history and of the continuing impact of African-Americans on life in the United States at the turn of the twenty-first century
American History and Film- SS 2201 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites American History or AP US History Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course offers an exploration of United States cultural and social history through the medium of film and other mediums of mass culture Students will be asked to rethink the relationships between reality and representation and to re-conceptualize the boundaries between history and film
Sociology- SS 2001 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites None Length One semester Credit 05 Credit Description In this course students will learn about the basis of culture social structure deviance and group behavior through the lens of basic theoretical perspectives of sociology
29
World Language Department
American Sign Language I- FL 1401 amp 1402 Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This introductory class to American Sign Language focuses on finger spelling numbers sign vocabulary grammar non-manual signals and culture of the Deaf community This class also focuses on how to interact with Deaf people and teaches Deaf values
American Sign Language II- FL 1404 amp 1405 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites American Sign Language I Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This course is an intermediate level class focusing on conversational American Sign Language skills and grammar including heightened emphasis on non-manual signals classifiers and storytelling techniques This class also takes a closer look at the Deaf World
Spanish I- FL 1101 amp1102 Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This course is an introduction to the Spanish Language and culture Students will be introduced to Spanish reading writing listening and speaking skills Students will be able to pronounce Spanish comprehend Spanish on a beginnerrsquos level and write short dialogues in Spanish Students will study the culture of the Spanish-speaking world
Spanish II- FL 1201 amp1202 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Spanish I Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description In this course students will continue to improve reading writing listening and speaking skills in Spanish Students will continue to learn about Spanish-speaking countries their histories and cultures through research and presentations
Spanish III- FL 1601 amp 1602 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Spanish II Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Descriptions Students will continue to improve reading writing listening and speaking skills We will review and continue studying the grammatical structure learned in Spanish I and II as well as the thematic vocabulary and complex sentence structures Cultural topics will be integrated into the curriculum Emphasis is on communication in Spanish
Spanish Literature - FL 06109 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Spanish III Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Descriptions Spanish Literature courses place an emphasis on reading understanding and reacting in writing to literature written in Spanish
30
Other Courses
Senior Experience- FACS 1501 amp 1502 Required Grade Level 12 Prerequisites MUST BE A SENIOR Length Two Semester Credit 1 Credit Description The purpose of the project is to allow the student to demonstrate the knowledge and maturity that heshe has gained during the course of hisher education The project must be a ldquolearning stretchrdquo meaning that it must go beyond what one already knows or has experienced The Senior Experience is a three-part process consisting of a research paper a projectproduct that is an extension of the research and an oral presentation The topic of this experience is chosen by the student This course is a year long senior course and required for graduation
SILDL (Distance Learning) Courses
(Subject to Change) MMC College Courses
Teacher instructors hired by Mount Marty College and taken over the DDN network live with the
teacher Courses may also be offered online
Level These are college courses not open to underclassmen
Prerequisites
--In order to take these courses students must meet two of the following
A 30 cumulative grade point average
B Minimum grade of B in coursework related to the college course
C ACT score of at least 21 in the content area subtest
D Rank in the top frac12 of the class
Courses and Times
Fall Courses
Composition 1 ndash 700-750 am (possibly other times)
College Algebra ndash 800-850 am
Intro to Psychology ndash 900-950 am
American Government ndash 300 ndash 350 pm
Spring Courses
Literature 1 ndash 700-750 am
Pre-Calculus ndash 800-850 am
Intro to Sociology ndash 900-950 am
Course offeringstimes subject to chagne
Cost Math courses are 4 credits cost = $380 per semester plus books
Other courses are 3 credits cost = $285 per semester plus books
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SILDL High School Courses
Description These hybrid courses (online using local area teachers) are self paced yet rigorous and are
taught and monitored by certified teachers These courses are free with the exception of some course
materials may be needed
Course Offerings (May Change)
Agribusiness
Anatomy and Physiology
Natural History
Physics
Comprehensive Creative Art
Accounting 1 and 2
Digital Media
Service Learning
Spanish 1 and 2
Note If TAHS offers an above course in house we will place student in lsquoin housersquo course
unless extenuating circumstances
NSU Center for Statewide E-Learning AP Learning Power
Description These online AP courses are for public high school students The Learning Power AP
coursework will be challenging so a solid academic background in the identified content area will be
essential The course is free but there is a fee for taking the test
Course Offerings
AP Biology
AP Calculus AB
AP Chemistry
AP EnglishLanguage and Composition
AP EnglishLiterature and Composition
AP Physics B
AP Statistics
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CAREER AND TECHNICAL EDCUATION ACADEMY SIOUX FALLS SCHOOL DISTRICT
Description The CTE Academy is in Sioux Falls We bus for the 715 am course Course schedules vary from semester to semester There is an application process
Architecture and Construction Carpentry I (CTC-30613062) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 2 semesters (2 hours) Credit 1 credit semester Description Successful carpenters need to know more than just how to operate equipment Learn the basics of this career and the value of doing work by constructing two homes from the foundation to the rafters to near completion
Carpentry II (CTC-30813082) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Carpentry I Length 2 semesters (2 hours) Credit 1 credit semester Description In this continuation of Carpentry I young carpenters learn leadership qualities while building a home at the CTE Academy Gain an increased understanding of specialty products and materials Learn project cost-estimating and blue printing
Advanced Woodworking and Cabinet Making (CTC-30903092) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 semester (2 hours) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn advanced woodworking skills including building and installation of cabinets while developing workplace connections and exploring careers in the field
Hospitality and Tourism CulinaryRestaurant Management I (ProStart I) (CTT-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 semester (2 hours) Credit 1 credit semester Description The ProStart program is an industry-based program that prepares students for careers in the restaurant and food service industry Topics include preparing and serving safe food preventing accidents and injuries industrial kitchen equipment usage nutrition business math and business cost awareness
CulinaryResturant Management II (ProStart II) (CTT-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites ProStart I Length 1 semester (2 hours) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn how to be successful in the hospitality and tourism career field Students continue their study of culinary arts ndash gaining essential customer services skills used in food service lodging and business careers Select students have the opportunity to participate in the CTE Culinary Arts competition team
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Baking and Pastries (CTT-3040) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites ProStart I Length 1 semester (2 hours) Credit 1 credit semester Description In this specialized class students gain the fundamental skills necessary to work in a commercial bakery or your own kitchen Advanced studies include breads pies cakes pastries and much more
Arts AV Technology and Communications Intro to Arts AV Technology and Communications (CTA-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none
Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Lights Camera Action Be your own director Write and produce audio and video projects that inform demonstrate persuade and even entertain Students get hands-on experience using the same digital technology used in world renowned video and film production companies
AV Production (CTA-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to ArtsAV Tech amp Com Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Develop advanced skills in writing and production of audio and video projects Make your work accessible on the internet and see your own quality work proudly displayed on the Districtrsquos cable access channel KLRN-TV
Broadcast Technology (CTA-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to ArtsAV Tech amp Com Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Produce video and audio projects and pieces for the KLRN Klassroom TV show as well as off-site remote broadcasts This course is designed to prepare high school students for professional employment andor further education in television news sports and digital video production
Digital Music Production (CTA-3040) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to ArtsAV Tech amp Com Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Develop knowledge of the music business music copyright and the use electronic music in the entertainment business computer gaming internet technology and music production field
Digital Animation (CTA-3050) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to ArtsAV Tech amp Com Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Manipulate images music and graphics to create animated projects Animation is seen in advertisements on television on your computer screen and on many other things that pop up from the internet
Heath Science
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Health Careers I (CTS-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none (recommended Anatomy Physiology) Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Want a career in the exciting medical profession Develop an awareness of various health-related careers while learning entry-level skills needed for all jobs in the profession Guest speakers demonstrations and field trips to local health care facilities provide real-life learning opportunities
Health Careers II (CTS-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Health Careers I (need a grade of C or better) Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Try a career in the medical field by completing an internship in a health care facility Apply entry-level skills while on the job Upon successful completion of both courses students are eligible to sit for the Certified Nursing Assistant (CAN) Exam
Project Lead the Way Biomedical Sciences Program This program is divided into four courses-each course building upon the previous Students interested in math science and the human body will be exposed to dynamic hands-on real-world problems to engage and challenge students who are interested in a career in medicine
Principals of Biomedical Sciences PLTW (CTS-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none (recommended Biology Chemistry) Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Study human medicine research processes and get an introduction to crime scene analysis Students investigate various health conditions such as heart disease diabetes sickle cell disease etc Students are engaged through hands-on projects and medical researched
Human Body Systems Biomed II PLTW (CTS-3040) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Principals of Biomedical Sciences Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Play the role of biomedical professionals solving medical mysteries and explore how body systems work together to maintain good health Students investigate the structures and functions of the human body
Medical Interventions Biomed III PLTW (CTS-3050) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Human Body Systems Biomed II Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description This ldquohow-tordquo class allows students to explore how to prevent and fight infection how to screen and evaluate the code in human DNA how to prevent diagnose and treat cancer and how to prevail when the organs of the body begin to fail
Biomedical Innovation Biomed IV PTLW (CTS-3060) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Medical Interventions Biomed III Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description In this capstone course students design and conduct experiments related to the diagnosis treatment and prevention of disease or illness Course includes an internship in the community
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Human Services All Human Services students study confidentially and are CPRAED certified Students prepare personal resume and portfolio
Intro to Human Services (CTH - 3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description People-oriented occupations require training in human development parenting personal care and wellness counseling consumer services and employment skills Through field experiences and classroom activities students identify possibly career paths suitable to their strengths skills and talents
Guiding Youth and Families (CTH-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Students explore careers related to working directly with youth adolescents adults and the elderly Classroom activities and field experiences expose students to topics including behavior theory relationships ethics and legal issues social problems support systems and learning theories
Personal Services (CTH-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Students learn advanced study of human care and wellness while exploring communication strategies dietetics and nutrition exercise and fitness first aid ethics and legal issues and event planning This is a great choice for students who wish to go into cosmetology personal training or dietetics
Information Technology Introduction to Technology and Computer Support (CTN-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Students learn about computer technology inside a lab format Topics include computer assembly and disassembly troubleshooting repairs operating system installation and peripheral device support Advanced topics include operating system optimization and networking
Advanced Computer Support and Networking (CTN-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Technology and Computer Support Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Upon completion of this course students are prepared to take the CompTIA A+ certification exams Topics include advanced troubleshooting setting up a computer network supporting networking devices establishing network securities and supporting mobile devices
Manufacturing and Welding Principles of Manufacturing (CTM-3010)
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Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description This project based class covers careers in the fields of Manufacturing and Mechatronics Learn measurement robotics and pneumatics thermal technology basic CAD operations machine tools quality controls welding and soldering purchasing and warehouse management
ElectronicsRobotics (CTM-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Principals of Manufacturing Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Gain advanced knowledge of robotics electronics ACDC electrical manufacturing processes control and materials Advanced training in soldering may lead to industry certification
Introduction to Auto Welding I ( ) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description
Welding II (CTM-3220) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Welding I Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Improve work and safety skills by making and using workable plans for school and personal projects Students improve out-of-position welding skills with SMAW (Shield Metal Arc Welding) and GMAC (Gas Metal Arc Welding) and become proficient in the use of a plasma cutter and wire feed welding processes
Advanced Welding amp Fabrication (CTM-3230) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Welding I and Welding II Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 Credit semester Description Students are exposed to gas tungsten arc welding aluminum welding gouging blueprint reading and heavy duty welding applications for large scale welding projects Students shadow a professional in the field to understand the physical attributes of the career
Aviation Introduction to Aviation (CTF-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn all aspects of the aviation industry including history principles of flight aircraft systems and performance weather navigation and aviation physiology Career exploration and flight simulation training make this an exciting class
Advanced Aviation and Flight (CTF-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Aviation
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Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Prepare to take the FAA private pilot written exam as well as gain significant knowledge to begin an FAA flight training programming Learn aerodynamics air craft systems federal regulations flight planning weather and flight maneuvers
Science Technology Engineering and Math Project Lead The Way Pathway to Engineering Program Design an alternative housing project test and build wind turbines and apply engineering concepts related to biomechanics ndash think robotics Earn up to 12 college credits towards your engineering degree while you are in high school
Introduction to Engineering Design Engineering I PTLW (CTE-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Students learn how to apply the engineering design process to solve problems in and out of the classroom Using real world 3-D software students communicate the details of the products and will have the opportunity to create prototypes using our 3-D printer
Principles of Engineering Engineering II PTLW (CTE-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Engineering Design Engineering I Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn about major engineering concepts you will encounter in a college engineering curriculum Conduct destructive testing as you learn about material properties Apply your knowledge of engineering concepts as you tackle real-world engineering design problems through the use of VEX Robotics
Digital Electronics Engineering III PTLW (CTE-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Principles of Engineering Engineering II Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Use combinational and sequential logic design key elements of careers in engineering Students design circuits to solve problems export their designs to a printed circuit auto-routing program that generates printed circuit boards and use appropriate components to build their designs
Engineering Design and Development (EDD) Engineering IV PTLW (CTE-3080) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Digital Electronics Engineering III Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Design test and construct a solution to real-world engineering problem The EDD course allows students to apply skills and knowledge learned in previous Project Lead The Way courses
Transportation Distribution and Logistics Introduction to Vehicle Systems and Maintenance offered at the home high schools is a prerequisite for the auto tech courses
Introduction to Auto Welding I ( ) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description This course has been approved by the South Dakota Department of
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Education to fulfill high school graduation requirements for Career amp Technical Education(CTE) Successful completion of this course is a prerequisite to take the advanced Auto Tech courses at the CTE Academy Demonstrate safety in the shop and lab while obtaining skills for the career and hobby opportunities in the automotive field Students will raise and support all vehicles inspect fluid levels perform an oil change and chassis lube service Students will test service and inspect vehicle electrical cooling and chassis systems Students will also perform services on tires transmission brakes fuel system and interior and exterior surfaces
Automotive Brakes (CTL-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn the fine adjustments and diagnosis techniques of automobile braking systems while troubleshooting and testing Use industry-quality computer equipment to learn the proper installation analyze data and repair vehicle brakes under actual conditions
Automotive Suspension and Steering (CTL-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn the fine adjustments and diagnosis of suspension and steering systems Troubleshoot and test steering and suspension components Use industry-quality equipment and computers to analyze data while working on vehicles under actual conditions
Automotive Electronics (CTL-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Test electronic engine controls and computer diagnosis perform ignition and tune-up procedures test charging and starting systems
Automotive Engine Performance (CTL-3040) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Using the latest in automotive technology and diagnostic equipment students build on their knowledge about fuel systems and fuel injection systems repair under actual lab and shop conditions
Introduction to Auto Body Repair and Estimating (CTL-3050) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Become acquainted with the requirements qualifications and skills needed in the field of auto body repair Demonstrate proper procedures and safety when handling tools and equipment
Auto Body Structural Analysis and Damage Repair (CTL-3060) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Body Repair and Estimating Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester
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Description Demonstrate skills necessary for repairing auto body damage and repainting Successful completion may result in credits in the Auto Body Technology program at Southeast Technical Institute
Auto Body Nonstructural Analysis and Damage Repair (CTL-3070) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Body Repair and Estimating Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Repair auto body damage properly prepare automobile surfaces for painting analyze record and estimate the time and material needed to finish a vehicle Successful completion may result in credits in the Auto Body Technology program at Southeast Technical Institute
Auto Body Painting and Refinishing (CTL-3070) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Body Repair and Estimating Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Gain an understanding of the environmental regulations and industry processes used in painting and refinishing to achieve invisible repair
Academy of Finance This 2 or 3 year national program is designed to prepare students with practical skills to enter the real world of business and finance Earn up to 17 college credits Apply freshman or sophomore year for this program that is sponsored by the National Academy Foundation Financial support is provided by Citibank and numerous local internship sponsors
Sophomore Year Fall Semester Accounting I (ACBA40114012) Spring Semester Accounting II (ACBA40214022) or Introduction to Financial Services (ACBA4070) AND Banking and Credit (ACBA4050)
Junior Year Fall Semester Accounting I (ACBA40114012) or Introduction to Financial Services (ACBA4070) AND Banking and Credit (ACBA4050) Spring Semester Accounting II (ACBA40214022) or Introduction to Financial Services (ACBA4070) AND Banking and Credit (ACBA4050)
Summer Internship Senior Year Fall Semester Financial Planning (ACB-5010) Spring Semester Accounting II (ACBA20214022) AND Financial Economics (ACB-5020)
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Accounting 1 and 2
Digital Media
Service Learning
Spanish 1 and 2
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College Algebra
Intro to Psychology
American Government
Literature I
Pre-Calculus
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Fine Arts Gr Fine Arts Gr NSU Center Gr Intro to Art
Creative Drawing
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Digital Photography
Art Portfolio
Drama I
Drama II
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AP Calculus AB
AP Chemistry
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AP EnglishLiterature and
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AP Physics B
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Consumer Math ndash MA 1501 amp 1502 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites None Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description In this course students will review some concepts of working with numbers decimals fractions as well as some estimation and rounding techniques Students will then be introduced to topics such as part-time and summer jobs full-time work recreation and sports costs basic purchases checking and savings accounts credit automobile expenses taxes housing personal finance and investments
Calculus MA 1801 amp 1802 Elective Grade Level 12 Prerequisites Pre-Calculus Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This course includes limits and continuity differentiation applications of differentiation integration applications of the definite integral exponentials logarithms and other transcendental functions integration techniques infinite series and parametric equations and polar coordinates A graphing TI-83+ or TI-84+ graphing calculator is highly recommended due to the extensive use of its functions
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Mentoring
Mentoring- MN 1001 amp1002 Elective
Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites 30 GPA amp Instructor Approval ndash must complete an application
and get a teacher recommendation
Length One or Two Semesters Credit 5 Credit Semester
Description Mentors will go to the Elementarty or Intermediate School and are assigned to a classroom to
assist with academic and social skills while being a positive role model to younger students Course is a Pass
Fail
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Science Department
Physical Science- CS1201 amp 1202 Required Grade Level 9th Prerequisites None Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description Physical science is a required laboratory science usually taken in the 9th grade The focus of this class will be critical thinking skills laboratory skills and basic concepts of physics and chemistry Students will be involved in regular laboratory exercises that will develop their abilities to collect and report data use scientific conversions properly use lab equipment and manipulate data in scientific formulas
Biology I- SC1701 amp 1702 Required Grade Level 10th Prerequisites Physical Science Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This is a life science course that examines such topics in units of ecology cells genetics the history of life plants invertebrates vertebrates and the human body We present these major topics and discuss how all living things on Earth are connected and in fact dependent upon each other Students will be expected to complete projects give presentations and perform lab experiments complete with extensive lab reports
Chemistry- SC1501 amp 1502 Required Grade Level 11th-12th Prerequisites Physical Science Biology Algebra II (may be taken concurrently) Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This is an upper-level elective that is designed to be a college-preparatory course Students should have a strong background in mathematics Students will participate in laboratory work discussions and writing related to the study of matter and energy Chemistry is essential for careers in medicine dentistry pharmacy nursing veterinary work family and consumer sciences agriculture forestry and engineering Topics covered will include atomic structure periodicity bonding stoichiometry reaction dynamics and acids amp bases
Physics- SC2001 amp 2002 Required Grade Level 11th-12th Prerequisites B or better in Geometry and Algebra Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description Students will study energy mechanics heat light electricity and atomic physics Physics is a mathematically intensive so students should have a strong background in both math and science to do well in this course
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AnatomyPhysiology-Bio III- SC1301 amp 1302 Elective Grade Level 11th-12th Prerequisites Biology Chemistry also strongly suggested Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This is an upper-level elective that is designed as a preparatory course for college-bound students interested in pursuing a career in a health or medical-related field Anatomy is the study of the parts of the human body and physiology is a study of how those parts work The course begins on a cellular level and moves to a study of the tissues and organ systems Students need to have a strong biology and chemistry background coming into this course as well as be proficient in note taking There is a lot of reading involved and there will also be several labs to be completed with extensive lab reports This course does involve direct study of anatomyphysiology through activities such as dissections and a trip to a college lab to view human cadavers
Astronomy- SC1401 Elective Grade Level 11th-12th Prerequisites B or better in Physical Science and Algebra Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This is an upper-level elective Students will study the characteristics of planets stars and galaxies They will also explore our place in our solar system and the universe through the study of the history of astronomy the design and use of astronomical tools and ideas of modern cosmology
Environmental Science-CS1801 Elective Grade Level 11th-12th Prerequisites B or better in Biology Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description Environmental science is an upper-level elective in which students will demonstrate an understanding of the diverse interrelationships that organisms have with each other and their environment They will also address the political and economic implications of the allocation of limited resources Students will research and discuss problems with populations communities and ecosystems They will also trace the movement of energy through the ecosystem
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Social Sciences Department Geography- SS 1101 Required Grade Level 9 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course will consist of the study of geography with the geographic components revolving around the five fundamental themes of geography and the nationally recognized standards for geography The emphasis of the course is on geography and climate and their impact on the development history and government culture and lifestyle and contemporary society of a region
World History- SS 1102 Required Grade Level 9 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course covers pre-historic to modern times in both western and non-western worlds Topics include the rise of civilization political social and economic developments of the Middle Ages the Renaissance and era of discovery the growth of democracy and nationalism the industrial revolution and the two world wars
American History- SS 1301 amp 1302 Required (or AP US History with prior approval) Grade Level 10 or 11 Prerequisites World History amp Geography Length Two semesters Credit 1 credit Description This course is designed as a concentrated study of our nation from post-American Civil War to the present The purpose of the course is to make students aware of past events so they can have a better understanding of present events Critical thinking and writing will be emphasized Current issues will be discussed and evaluated in their historical context
AP (Advanced Placement) United States History- SS 2101 amp 2102 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites TeacherAdministration consent Length Two semesters Credit 1 credit Description This course is meant to be the equivalent of a college freshman level American history course The course prepares students to take the AP exam which can earn students college credit It is a two semester survey of American history from the earliest explorations to modern times Emphasis is placed on critical and evaluative thinking skills essay writing primary document analysis and historiography Students are required to read outside novels and perform outside research independently Students are required to write numerous historical and analytical essays
Government- SS 1401 Required Grade Level 12 Prerequisites American History Length One Semester Credit 5 credit Description Government examines the origins of American government as well as its current structure and administration The main branches of the government are explored as well as state and local governments
Criminal Justice Today- SS 1801
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Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course uses interactive methods to give students a practical understanding of law and our legal system while focusing on legal issues relevant to students lives and developing knowledge and skills essential in our law-oriented society International Affairs- SS 1501 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites American History or AP US History Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course familiarizes students with the various issues and news events taking place in the world and how these events affect our lives Local state national and world news items will be featured The major objectives are to promote inquiry through presentation and debate of conflicting viewpoints and to assign students to discover and reflect upon societal problems relevant to their lives It will provide opportunities to apply techniques of investigation and inquiry to the study of significant problems or issues
Psychology- SS 1601 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Biology Length One semester Credit 05 Credit Description In this course students will learn about basic research methods human development from birth to old age the anatomy of the brain and its influence on behavior sensation and perception intelligence and psychological disorders
AP PsychologymdashSS 2501 amp 2502 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Biology Length Two Semesters Credit 10 Credit Description This is a challenging course that is meant to be the equivalent of a college freshmen level Psychology survey course This course is aimed at preparing students for the AP Psychology exam which can earn students college credit Students will explore the history and theoretical basis of psychology relationships between human biology and human behavior theories of development and mental disorders and therapies An emphasis is placed on critical thinking skills essay writing and research methodology Students will be required to write numerous essays and perform research projects
American Presidents- SS 1802 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites American History or AP US History Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course is designed to be a focused study of the most influential presidencies in American history The emphasis will be placed on an evaluation of how various presidents have understood and exercised their constitutional powers in times of war and peace dealing with issues both foreign and domestic
African American History- SS 2002 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit
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Description In this course students learn of the perseverance bravery and achievements of African-Americans throughout United States history and of the continuing impact of African-Americans on life in the United States at the turn of the twenty-first century
American History and Film- SS 2201 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites American History or AP US History Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course offers an exploration of United States cultural and social history through the medium of film and other mediums of mass culture Students will be asked to rethink the relationships between reality and representation and to re-conceptualize the boundaries between history and film
Sociology- SS 2001 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites None Length One semester Credit 05 Credit Description In this course students will learn about the basis of culture social structure deviance and group behavior through the lens of basic theoretical perspectives of sociology
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World Language Department
American Sign Language I- FL 1401 amp 1402 Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This introductory class to American Sign Language focuses on finger spelling numbers sign vocabulary grammar non-manual signals and culture of the Deaf community This class also focuses on how to interact with Deaf people and teaches Deaf values
American Sign Language II- FL 1404 amp 1405 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites American Sign Language I Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This course is an intermediate level class focusing on conversational American Sign Language skills and grammar including heightened emphasis on non-manual signals classifiers and storytelling techniques This class also takes a closer look at the Deaf World
Spanish I- FL 1101 amp1102 Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This course is an introduction to the Spanish Language and culture Students will be introduced to Spanish reading writing listening and speaking skills Students will be able to pronounce Spanish comprehend Spanish on a beginnerrsquos level and write short dialogues in Spanish Students will study the culture of the Spanish-speaking world
Spanish II- FL 1201 amp1202 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Spanish I Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description In this course students will continue to improve reading writing listening and speaking skills in Spanish Students will continue to learn about Spanish-speaking countries their histories and cultures through research and presentations
Spanish III- FL 1601 amp 1602 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Spanish II Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Descriptions Students will continue to improve reading writing listening and speaking skills We will review and continue studying the grammatical structure learned in Spanish I and II as well as the thematic vocabulary and complex sentence structures Cultural topics will be integrated into the curriculum Emphasis is on communication in Spanish
Spanish Literature - FL 06109 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Spanish III Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Descriptions Spanish Literature courses place an emphasis on reading understanding and reacting in writing to literature written in Spanish
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Other Courses
Senior Experience- FACS 1501 amp 1502 Required Grade Level 12 Prerequisites MUST BE A SENIOR Length Two Semester Credit 1 Credit Description The purpose of the project is to allow the student to demonstrate the knowledge and maturity that heshe has gained during the course of hisher education The project must be a ldquolearning stretchrdquo meaning that it must go beyond what one already knows or has experienced The Senior Experience is a three-part process consisting of a research paper a projectproduct that is an extension of the research and an oral presentation The topic of this experience is chosen by the student This course is a year long senior course and required for graduation
SILDL (Distance Learning) Courses
(Subject to Change) MMC College Courses
Teacher instructors hired by Mount Marty College and taken over the DDN network live with the
teacher Courses may also be offered online
Level These are college courses not open to underclassmen
Prerequisites
--In order to take these courses students must meet two of the following
A 30 cumulative grade point average
B Minimum grade of B in coursework related to the college course
C ACT score of at least 21 in the content area subtest
D Rank in the top frac12 of the class
Courses and Times
Fall Courses
Composition 1 ndash 700-750 am (possibly other times)
College Algebra ndash 800-850 am
Intro to Psychology ndash 900-950 am
American Government ndash 300 ndash 350 pm
Spring Courses
Literature 1 ndash 700-750 am
Pre-Calculus ndash 800-850 am
Intro to Sociology ndash 900-950 am
Course offeringstimes subject to chagne
Cost Math courses are 4 credits cost = $380 per semester plus books
Other courses are 3 credits cost = $285 per semester plus books
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SILDL High School Courses
Description These hybrid courses (online using local area teachers) are self paced yet rigorous and are
taught and monitored by certified teachers These courses are free with the exception of some course
materials may be needed
Course Offerings (May Change)
Agribusiness
Anatomy and Physiology
Natural History
Physics
Comprehensive Creative Art
Accounting 1 and 2
Digital Media
Service Learning
Spanish 1 and 2
Note If TAHS offers an above course in house we will place student in lsquoin housersquo course
unless extenuating circumstances
NSU Center for Statewide E-Learning AP Learning Power
Description These online AP courses are for public high school students The Learning Power AP
coursework will be challenging so a solid academic background in the identified content area will be
essential The course is free but there is a fee for taking the test
Course Offerings
AP Biology
AP Calculus AB
AP Chemistry
AP EnglishLanguage and Composition
AP EnglishLiterature and Composition
AP Physics B
AP Statistics
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CAREER AND TECHNICAL EDCUATION ACADEMY SIOUX FALLS SCHOOL DISTRICT
Description The CTE Academy is in Sioux Falls We bus for the 715 am course Course schedules vary from semester to semester There is an application process
Architecture and Construction Carpentry I (CTC-30613062) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 2 semesters (2 hours) Credit 1 credit semester Description Successful carpenters need to know more than just how to operate equipment Learn the basics of this career and the value of doing work by constructing two homes from the foundation to the rafters to near completion
Carpentry II (CTC-30813082) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Carpentry I Length 2 semesters (2 hours) Credit 1 credit semester Description In this continuation of Carpentry I young carpenters learn leadership qualities while building a home at the CTE Academy Gain an increased understanding of specialty products and materials Learn project cost-estimating and blue printing
Advanced Woodworking and Cabinet Making (CTC-30903092) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 semester (2 hours) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn advanced woodworking skills including building and installation of cabinets while developing workplace connections and exploring careers in the field
Hospitality and Tourism CulinaryRestaurant Management I (ProStart I) (CTT-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 semester (2 hours) Credit 1 credit semester Description The ProStart program is an industry-based program that prepares students for careers in the restaurant and food service industry Topics include preparing and serving safe food preventing accidents and injuries industrial kitchen equipment usage nutrition business math and business cost awareness
CulinaryResturant Management II (ProStart II) (CTT-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites ProStart I Length 1 semester (2 hours) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn how to be successful in the hospitality and tourism career field Students continue their study of culinary arts ndash gaining essential customer services skills used in food service lodging and business careers Select students have the opportunity to participate in the CTE Culinary Arts competition team
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Baking and Pastries (CTT-3040) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites ProStart I Length 1 semester (2 hours) Credit 1 credit semester Description In this specialized class students gain the fundamental skills necessary to work in a commercial bakery or your own kitchen Advanced studies include breads pies cakes pastries and much more
Arts AV Technology and Communications Intro to Arts AV Technology and Communications (CTA-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none
Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Lights Camera Action Be your own director Write and produce audio and video projects that inform demonstrate persuade and even entertain Students get hands-on experience using the same digital technology used in world renowned video and film production companies
AV Production (CTA-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to ArtsAV Tech amp Com Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Develop advanced skills in writing and production of audio and video projects Make your work accessible on the internet and see your own quality work proudly displayed on the Districtrsquos cable access channel KLRN-TV
Broadcast Technology (CTA-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to ArtsAV Tech amp Com Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Produce video and audio projects and pieces for the KLRN Klassroom TV show as well as off-site remote broadcasts This course is designed to prepare high school students for professional employment andor further education in television news sports and digital video production
Digital Music Production (CTA-3040) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to ArtsAV Tech amp Com Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Develop knowledge of the music business music copyright and the use electronic music in the entertainment business computer gaming internet technology and music production field
Digital Animation (CTA-3050) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to ArtsAV Tech amp Com Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Manipulate images music and graphics to create animated projects Animation is seen in advertisements on television on your computer screen and on many other things that pop up from the internet
Heath Science
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Health Careers I (CTS-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none (recommended Anatomy Physiology) Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Want a career in the exciting medical profession Develop an awareness of various health-related careers while learning entry-level skills needed for all jobs in the profession Guest speakers demonstrations and field trips to local health care facilities provide real-life learning opportunities
Health Careers II (CTS-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Health Careers I (need a grade of C or better) Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Try a career in the medical field by completing an internship in a health care facility Apply entry-level skills while on the job Upon successful completion of both courses students are eligible to sit for the Certified Nursing Assistant (CAN) Exam
Project Lead the Way Biomedical Sciences Program This program is divided into four courses-each course building upon the previous Students interested in math science and the human body will be exposed to dynamic hands-on real-world problems to engage and challenge students who are interested in a career in medicine
Principals of Biomedical Sciences PLTW (CTS-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none (recommended Biology Chemistry) Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Study human medicine research processes and get an introduction to crime scene analysis Students investigate various health conditions such as heart disease diabetes sickle cell disease etc Students are engaged through hands-on projects and medical researched
Human Body Systems Biomed II PLTW (CTS-3040) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Principals of Biomedical Sciences Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Play the role of biomedical professionals solving medical mysteries and explore how body systems work together to maintain good health Students investigate the structures and functions of the human body
Medical Interventions Biomed III PLTW (CTS-3050) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Human Body Systems Biomed II Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description This ldquohow-tordquo class allows students to explore how to prevent and fight infection how to screen and evaluate the code in human DNA how to prevent diagnose and treat cancer and how to prevail when the organs of the body begin to fail
Biomedical Innovation Biomed IV PTLW (CTS-3060) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Medical Interventions Biomed III Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description In this capstone course students design and conduct experiments related to the diagnosis treatment and prevention of disease or illness Course includes an internship in the community
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Human Services All Human Services students study confidentially and are CPRAED certified Students prepare personal resume and portfolio
Intro to Human Services (CTH - 3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description People-oriented occupations require training in human development parenting personal care and wellness counseling consumer services and employment skills Through field experiences and classroom activities students identify possibly career paths suitable to their strengths skills and talents
Guiding Youth and Families (CTH-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Students explore careers related to working directly with youth adolescents adults and the elderly Classroom activities and field experiences expose students to topics including behavior theory relationships ethics and legal issues social problems support systems and learning theories
Personal Services (CTH-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Students learn advanced study of human care and wellness while exploring communication strategies dietetics and nutrition exercise and fitness first aid ethics and legal issues and event planning This is a great choice for students who wish to go into cosmetology personal training or dietetics
Information Technology Introduction to Technology and Computer Support (CTN-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Students learn about computer technology inside a lab format Topics include computer assembly and disassembly troubleshooting repairs operating system installation and peripheral device support Advanced topics include operating system optimization and networking
Advanced Computer Support and Networking (CTN-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Technology and Computer Support Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Upon completion of this course students are prepared to take the CompTIA A+ certification exams Topics include advanced troubleshooting setting up a computer network supporting networking devices establishing network securities and supporting mobile devices
Manufacturing and Welding Principles of Manufacturing (CTM-3010)
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Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description This project based class covers careers in the fields of Manufacturing and Mechatronics Learn measurement robotics and pneumatics thermal technology basic CAD operations machine tools quality controls welding and soldering purchasing and warehouse management
ElectronicsRobotics (CTM-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Principals of Manufacturing Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Gain advanced knowledge of robotics electronics ACDC electrical manufacturing processes control and materials Advanced training in soldering may lead to industry certification
Introduction to Auto Welding I ( ) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description
Welding II (CTM-3220) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Welding I Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Improve work and safety skills by making and using workable plans for school and personal projects Students improve out-of-position welding skills with SMAW (Shield Metal Arc Welding) and GMAC (Gas Metal Arc Welding) and become proficient in the use of a plasma cutter and wire feed welding processes
Advanced Welding amp Fabrication (CTM-3230) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Welding I and Welding II Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 Credit semester Description Students are exposed to gas tungsten arc welding aluminum welding gouging blueprint reading and heavy duty welding applications for large scale welding projects Students shadow a professional in the field to understand the physical attributes of the career
Aviation Introduction to Aviation (CTF-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn all aspects of the aviation industry including history principles of flight aircraft systems and performance weather navigation and aviation physiology Career exploration and flight simulation training make this an exciting class
Advanced Aviation and Flight (CTF-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Aviation
37
Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Prepare to take the FAA private pilot written exam as well as gain significant knowledge to begin an FAA flight training programming Learn aerodynamics air craft systems federal regulations flight planning weather and flight maneuvers
Science Technology Engineering and Math Project Lead The Way Pathway to Engineering Program Design an alternative housing project test and build wind turbines and apply engineering concepts related to biomechanics ndash think robotics Earn up to 12 college credits towards your engineering degree while you are in high school
Introduction to Engineering Design Engineering I PTLW (CTE-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Students learn how to apply the engineering design process to solve problems in and out of the classroom Using real world 3-D software students communicate the details of the products and will have the opportunity to create prototypes using our 3-D printer
Principles of Engineering Engineering II PTLW (CTE-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Engineering Design Engineering I Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn about major engineering concepts you will encounter in a college engineering curriculum Conduct destructive testing as you learn about material properties Apply your knowledge of engineering concepts as you tackle real-world engineering design problems through the use of VEX Robotics
Digital Electronics Engineering III PTLW (CTE-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Principles of Engineering Engineering II Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Use combinational and sequential logic design key elements of careers in engineering Students design circuits to solve problems export their designs to a printed circuit auto-routing program that generates printed circuit boards and use appropriate components to build their designs
Engineering Design and Development (EDD) Engineering IV PTLW (CTE-3080) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Digital Electronics Engineering III Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Design test and construct a solution to real-world engineering problem The EDD course allows students to apply skills and knowledge learned in previous Project Lead The Way courses
Transportation Distribution and Logistics Introduction to Vehicle Systems and Maintenance offered at the home high schools is a prerequisite for the auto tech courses
Introduction to Auto Welding I ( ) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description This course has been approved by the South Dakota Department of
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Education to fulfill high school graduation requirements for Career amp Technical Education(CTE) Successful completion of this course is a prerequisite to take the advanced Auto Tech courses at the CTE Academy Demonstrate safety in the shop and lab while obtaining skills for the career and hobby opportunities in the automotive field Students will raise and support all vehicles inspect fluid levels perform an oil change and chassis lube service Students will test service and inspect vehicle electrical cooling and chassis systems Students will also perform services on tires transmission brakes fuel system and interior and exterior surfaces
Automotive Brakes (CTL-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn the fine adjustments and diagnosis techniques of automobile braking systems while troubleshooting and testing Use industry-quality computer equipment to learn the proper installation analyze data and repair vehicle brakes under actual conditions
Automotive Suspension and Steering (CTL-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn the fine adjustments and diagnosis of suspension and steering systems Troubleshoot and test steering and suspension components Use industry-quality equipment and computers to analyze data while working on vehicles under actual conditions
Automotive Electronics (CTL-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Test electronic engine controls and computer diagnosis perform ignition and tune-up procedures test charging and starting systems
Automotive Engine Performance (CTL-3040) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Using the latest in automotive technology and diagnostic equipment students build on their knowledge about fuel systems and fuel injection systems repair under actual lab and shop conditions
Introduction to Auto Body Repair and Estimating (CTL-3050) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Become acquainted with the requirements qualifications and skills needed in the field of auto body repair Demonstrate proper procedures and safety when handling tools and equipment
Auto Body Structural Analysis and Damage Repair (CTL-3060) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Body Repair and Estimating Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester
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Description Demonstrate skills necessary for repairing auto body damage and repainting Successful completion may result in credits in the Auto Body Technology program at Southeast Technical Institute
Auto Body Nonstructural Analysis and Damage Repair (CTL-3070) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Body Repair and Estimating Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Repair auto body damage properly prepare automobile surfaces for painting analyze record and estimate the time and material needed to finish a vehicle Successful completion may result in credits in the Auto Body Technology program at Southeast Technical Institute
Auto Body Painting and Refinishing (CTL-3070) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Body Repair and Estimating Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Gain an understanding of the environmental regulations and industry processes used in painting and refinishing to achieve invisible repair
Academy of Finance This 2 or 3 year national program is designed to prepare students with practical skills to enter the real world of business and finance Earn up to 17 college credits Apply freshman or sophomore year for this program that is sponsored by the National Academy Foundation Financial support is provided by Citibank and numerous local internship sponsors
Sophomore Year Fall Semester Accounting I (ACBA40114012) Spring Semester Accounting II (ACBA40214022) or Introduction to Financial Services (ACBA4070) AND Banking and Credit (ACBA4050)
Junior Year Fall Semester Accounting I (ACBA40114012) or Introduction to Financial Services (ACBA4070) AND Banking and Credit (ACBA4050) Spring Semester Accounting II (ACBA40214022) or Introduction to Financial Services (ACBA4070) AND Banking and Credit (ACBA4050)
Summer Internship Senior Year Fall Semester Financial Planning (ACB-5010) Spring Semester Accounting II (ACBA20214022) AND Financial Economics (ACB-5020)
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One Page Course Offerings Summary
English Gr Math Gr Science Gr Social Science Gr English I ndash Comp
English I ndash Lit
English II ndash Speech
English II ndash CompLit
English III ndash Am Lit
English III ndash Adv
Comp
English IV ndash Brit Lit
English IV ndash Sr Writing
Adv Placement
LitComp
Yearbook Pub
Creative Writing
JournalismNewspaper
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Consumer Math
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Environmental
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Geography
World History
American History
AP US History
Government
Criminal Justice Today
International Affairs
Psychology
AP Psychology
American Presidents
African American History
Sociology
American History amp Film
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11-12
12
10-12
11-12
11-12
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World Language Gr HealthPE Gr Business (CTE Gr FACS (CTE) Gr ASL I
ASL II
Spanish I
Spanish II
Spanish III
Spanish Literature
9-12
10-12
9-12
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HS PE
Health
FitnessConditioning
9-12
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Intro to Business
Accounting I
Accounting II
Business Law
Personal Finance
Economics
9-12
10-12
11-12
10-12
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11-12
Interior Design
Advanced Interior Design
Nutrition and Wellness
Dietetics amp Nutrition
Human Dev
PrenatalTodd
Human Dev AdolAdult
Youth Internships
9-12
9-12
9-12
9-12
9-12
9-12
9-12
11-12
Information
Tech (CTE)
Gr Industrial Tech
(CTE)
Gr SILDL Gr Mt Marty Gr
Computer Applications
Web Design
Computer Hardware
Database Management
VB Programming
C++ Programming
Multimedia Design
Comp Prog (Game
Design)
9-12
9-12
10-12
10-12
10-12
10-12
10-12
10-12
Cabinet Making
Intro to Building Trade
Small Engines
Intro to Tech Education
9-12
9-12
10-12
9
Agribusiness
AnatomyPhysiology
Natural History
Physics
Comprehensive Art
Accounting 1 and 2
Digital Media
Service Learning
Spanish 1 and 2
Composition I
College Algebra
Intro to Psychology
American Government
Literature I
Pre-Calculus
Intro to Sociology
Fine Arts Gr Fine Arts Gr NSU Center Gr Intro to Art
Creative Drawing
Creative Painting
Digital Photography
Art Portfolio
Drama I
Drama II
9-12
10-12
10-12
9-12
11-12
9-12
10-12
Music Appreciation
Concert Band
Concert Choir
Womenrsquos Ensemble
Menrsquos Ensemble
Symphonic Band
9-12
9-12
9-12
9-12
9-12
9-12
AP Biology
AP Calculus AB
AP Chemistry
AP EnglishLanguage and
Composition
AP EnglishLiterature and
Composition
AP Physics B
AP Statistics
Other Courses Gr Senior Experience
Mentoring
Courses at CTE Academy
12
11-12
11-12
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Name ___________________________________________________________
Freshmen Required Courses
English Composition English Literature
Geography World History
Physical Science
Computer Applications Web Design
Math Course
Elective
Elective
Elective
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Credits
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1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
Parent Signature ___________________________________Date____________________
Tea Area Freshmen Registration
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Name ___________________________________________________________
Sophomore Required Courses
Written Communication Speech
American History
Biology
Math Course
PEHealth Or other elective
Elective
Elective
Elective
Total Credits
Credits
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
Parent Signature ___________________________________Date____________________
Tea Area Sophomore Registration
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Name ___________________________________________________________
Junior Required Courses
American Lit Advanced Comp
Check One Personal Finance ___
Economics ___
Science Course
Math Course
Elective
Elective
Elective
Elective
Total Credits
Credits
1
5
5
1
1
1
1
1
1
Parent Signature ___________________________________Date____________________
Tea Area Junior Registration
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Name ___________________________________________________________
Senior Required Courses Senior English (3 options)
Government
Senior Project
Elective
Elective
Elective
Elective
Credits
1
5
1
1
1
1
1
Parent Signature ___________________________________Date____________________
Tea Area Senior Registration
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Mentoring
Mentoring- MN 1001 amp1002 Elective
Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites 30 GPA amp Instructor Approval ndash must complete an application
and get a teacher recommendation
Length One or Two Semesters Credit 5 Credit Semester
Description Mentors will go to the Elementarty or Intermediate School and are assigned to a classroom to
assist with academic and social skills while being a positive role model to younger students Course is a Pass
Fail
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Science Department
Physical Science- CS1201 amp 1202 Required Grade Level 9th Prerequisites None Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description Physical science is a required laboratory science usually taken in the 9th grade The focus of this class will be critical thinking skills laboratory skills and basic concepts of physics and chemistry Students will be involved in regular laboratory exercises that will develop their abilities to collect and report data use scientific conversions properly use lab equipment and manipulate data in scientific formulas
Biology I- SC1701 amp 1702 Required Grade Level 10th Prerequisites Physical Science Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This is a life science course that examines such topics in units of ecology cells genetics the history of life plants invertebrates vertebrates and the human body We present these major topics and discuss how all living things on Earth are connected and in fact dependent upon each other Students will be expected to complete projects give presentations and perform lab experiments complete with extensive lab reports
Chemistry- SC1501 amp 1502 Required Grade Level 11th-12th Prerequisites Physical Science Biology Algebra II (may be taken concurrently) Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This is an upper-level elective that is designed to be a college-preparatory course Students should have a strong background in mathematics Students will participate in laboratory work discussions and writing related to the study of matter and energy Chemistry is essential for careers in medicine dentistry pharmacy nursing veterinary work family and consumer sciences agriculture forestry and engineering Topics covered will include atomic structure periodicity bonding stoichiometry reaction dynamics and acids amp bases
Physics- SC2001 amp 2002 Required Grade Level 11th-12th Prerequisites B or better in Geometry and Algebra Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description Students will study energy mechanics heat light electricity and atomic physics Physics is a mathematically intensive so students should have a strong background in both math and science to do well in this course
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AnatomyPhysiology-Bio III- SC1301 amp 1302 Elective Grade Level 11th-12th Prerequisites Biology Chemistry also strongly suggested Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This is an upper-level elective that is designed as a preparatory course for college-bound students interested in pursuing a career in a health or medical-related field Anatomy is the study of the parts of the human body and physiology is a study of how those parts work The course begins on a cellular level and moves to a study of the tissues and organ systems Students need to have a strong biology and chemistry background coming into this course as well as be proficient in note taking There is a lot of reading involved and there will also be several labs to be completed with extensive lab reports This course does involve direct study of anatomyphysiology through activities such as dissections and a trip to a college lab to view human cadavers
Astronomy- SC1401 Elective Grade Level 11th-12th Prerequisites B or better in Physical Science and Algebra Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This is an upper-level elective Students will study the characteristics of planets stars and galaxies They will also explore our place in our solar system and the universe through the study of the history of astronomy the design and use of astronomical tools and ideas of modern cosmology
Environmental Science-CS1801 Elective Grade Level 11th-12th Prerequisites B or better in Biology Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description Environmental science is an upper-level elective in which students will demonstrate an understanding of the diverse interrelationships that organisms have with each other and their environment They will also address the political and economic implications of the allocation of limited resources Students will research and discuss problems with populations communities and ecosystems They will also trace the movement of energy through the ecosystem
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Social Sciences Department Geography- SS 1101 Required Grade Level 9 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course will consist of the study of geography with the geographic components revolving around the five fundamental themes of geography and the nationally recognized standards for geography The emphasis of the course is on geography and climate and their impact on the development history and government culture and lifestyle and contemporary society of a region
World History- SS 1102 Required Grade Level 9 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course covers pre-historic to modern times in both western and non-western worlds Topics include the rise of civilization political social and economic developments of the Middle Ages the Renaissance and era of discovery the growth of democracy and nationalism the industrial revolution and the two world wars
American History- SS 1301 amp 1302 Required (or AP US History with prior approval) Grade Level 10 or 11 Prerequisites World History amp Geography Length Two semesters Credit 1 credit Description This course is designed as a concentrated study of our nation from post-American Civil War to the present The purpose of the course is to make students aware of past events so they can have a better understanding of present events Critical thinking and writing will be emphasized Current issues will be discussed and evaluated in their historical context
AP (Advanced Placement) United States History- SS 2101 amp 2102 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites TeacherAdministration consent Length Two semesters Credit 1 credit Description This course is meant to be the equivalent of a college freshman level American history course The course prepares students to take the AP exam which can earn students college credit It is a two semester survey of American history from the earliest explorations to modern times Emphasis is placed on critical and evaluative thinking skills essay writing primary document analysis and historiography Students are required to read outside novels and perform outside research independently Students are required to write numerous historical and analytical essays
Government- SS 1401 Required Grade Level 12 Prerequisites American History Length One Semester Credit 5 credit Description Government examines the origins of American government as well as its current structure and administration The main branches of the government are explored as well as state and local governments
Criminal Justice Today- SS 1801
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Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course uses interactive methods to give students a practical understanding of law and our legal system while focusing on legal issues relevant to students lives and developing knowledge and skills essential in our law-oriented society International Affairs- SS 1501 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites American History or AP US History Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course familiarizes students with the various issues and news events taking place in the world and how these events affect our lives Local state national and world news items will be featured The major objectives are to promote inquiry through presentation and debate of conflicting viewpoints and to assign students to discover and reflect upon societal problems relevant to their lives It will provide opportunities to apply techniques of investigation and inquiry to the study of significant problems or issues
Psychology- SS 1601 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Biology Length One semester Credit 05 Credit Description In this course students will learn about basic research methods human development from birth to old age the anatomy of the brain and its influence on behavior sensation and perception intelligence and psychological disorders
AP PsychologymdashSS 2501 amp 2502 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Biology Length Two Semesters Credit 10 Credit Description This is a challenging course that is meant to be the equivalent of a college freshmen level Psychology survey course This course is aimed at preparing students for the AP Psychology exam which can earn students college credit Students will explore the history and theoretical basis of psychology relationships between human biology and human behavior theories of development and mental disorders and therapies An emphasis is placed on critical thinking skills essay writing and research methodology Students will be required to write numerous essays and perform research projects
American Presidents- SS 1802 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites American History or AP US History Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course is designed to be a focused study of the most influential presidencies in American history The emphasis will be placed on an evaluation of how various presidents have understood and exercised their constitutional powers in times of war and peace dealing with issues both foreign and domestic
African American History- SS 2002 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit
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Description In this course students learn of the perseverance bravery and achievements of African-Americans throughout United States history and of the continuing impact of African-Americans on life in the United States at the turn of the twenty-first century
American History and Film- SS 2201 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites American History or AP US History Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course offers an exploration of United States cultural and social history through the medium of film and other mediums of mass culture Students will be asked to rethink the relationships between reality and representation and to re-conceptualize the boundaries between history and film
Sociology- SS 2001 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites None Length One semester Credit 05 Credit Description In this course students will learn about the basis of culture social structure deviance and group behavior through the lens of basic theoretical perspectives of sociology
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World Language Department
American Sign Language I- FL 1401 amp 1402 Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This introductory class to American Sign Language focuses on finger spelling numbers sign vocabulary grammar non-manual signals and culture of the Deaf community This class also focuses on how to interact with Deaf people and teaches Deaf values
American Sign Language II- FL 1404 amp 1405 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites American Sign Language I Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This course is an intermediate level class focusing on conversational American Sign Language skills and grammar including heightened emphasis on non-manual signals classifiers and storytelling techniques This class also takes a closer look at the Deaf World
Spanish I- FL 1101 amp1102 Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This course is an introduction to the Spanish Language and culture Students will be introduced to Spanish reading writing listening and speaking skills Students will be able to pronounce Spanish comprehend Spanish on a beginnerrsquos level and write short dialogues in Spanish Students will study the culture of the Spanish-speaking world
Spanish II- FL 1201 amp1202 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Spanish I Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description In this course students will continue to improve reading writing listening and speaking skills in Spanish Students will continue to learn about Spanish-speaking countries their histories and cultures through research and presentations
Spanish III- FL 1601 amp 1602 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Spanish II Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Descriptions Students will continue to improve reading writing listening and speaking skills We will review and continue studying the grammatical structure learned in Spanish I and II as well as the thematic vocabulary and complex sentence structures Cultural topics will be integrated into the curriculum Emphasis is on communication in Spanish
Spanish Literature - FL 06109 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Spanish III Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Descriptions Spanish Literature courses place an emphasis on reading understanding and reacting in writing to literature written in Spanish
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Other Courses
Senior Experience- FACS 1501 amp 1502 Required Grade Level 12 Prerequisites MUST BE A SENIOR Length Two Semester Credit 1 Credit Description The purpose of the project is to allow the student to demonstrate the knowledge and maturity that heshe has gained during the course of hisher education The project must be a ldquolearning stretchrdquo meaning that it must go beyond what one already knows or has experienced The Senior Experience is a three-part process consisting of a research paper a projectproduct that is an extension of the research and an oral presentation The topic of this experience is chosen by the student This course is a year long senior course and required for graduation
SILDL (Distance Learning) Courses
(Subject to Change) MMC College Courses
Teacher instructors hired by Mount Marty College and taken over the DDN network live with the
teacher Courses may also be offered online
Level These are college courses not open to underclassmen
Prerequisites
--In order to take these courses students must meet two of the following
A 30 cumulative grade point average
B Minimum grade of B in coursework related to the college course
C ACT score of at least 21 in the content area subtest
D Rank in the top frac12 of the class
Courses and Times
Fall Courses
Composition 1 ndash 700-750 am (possibly other times)
College Algebra ndash 800-850 am
Intro to Psychology ndash 900-950 am
American Government ndash 300 ndash 350 pm
Spring Courses
Literature 1 ndash 700-750 am
Pre-Calculus ndash 800-850 am
Intro to Sociology ndash 900-950 am
Course offeringstimes subject to chagne
Cost Math courses are 4 credits cost = $380 per semester plus books
Other courses are 3 credits cost = $285 per semester plus books
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SILDL High School Courses
Description These hybrid courses (online using local area teachers) are self paced yet rigorous and are
taught and monitored by certified teachers These courses are free with the exception of some course
materials may be needed
Course Offerings (May Change)
Agribusiness
Anatomy and Physiology
Natural History
Physics
Comprehensive Creative Art
Accounting 1 and 2
Digital Media
Service Learning
Spanish 1 and 2
Note If TAHS offers an above course in house we will place student in lsquoin housersquo course
unless extenuating circumstances
NSU Center for Statewide E-Learning AP Learning Power
Description These online AP courses are for public high school students The Learning Power AP
coursework will be challenging so a solid academic background in the identified content area will be
essential The course is free but there is a fee for taking the test
Course Offerings
AP Biology
AP Calculus AB
AP Chemistry
AP EnglishLanguage and Composition
AP EnglishLiterature and Composition
AP Physics B
AP Statistics
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CAREER AND TECHNICAL EDCUATION ACADEMY SIOUX FALLS SCHOOL DISTRICT
Description The CTE Academy is in Sioux Falls We bus for the 715 am course Course schedules vary from semester to semester There is an application process
Architecture and Construction Carpentry I (CTC-30613062) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 2 semesters (2 hours) Credit 1 credit semester Description Successful carpenters need to know more than just how to operate equipment Learn the basics of this career and the value of doing work by constructing two homes from the foundation to the rafters to near completion
Carpentry II (CTC-30813082) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Carpentry I Length 2 semesters (2 hours) Credit 1 credit semester Description In this continuation of Carpentry I young carpenters learn leadership qualities while building a home at the CTE Academy Gain an increased understanding of specialty products and materials Learn project cost-estimating and blue printing
Advanced Woodworking and Cabinet Making (CTC-30903092) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 semester (2 hours) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn advanced woodworking skills including building and installation of cabinets while developing workplace connections and exploring careers in the field
Hospitality and Tourism CulinaryRestaurant Management I (ProStart I) (CTT-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 semester (2 hours) Credit 1 credit semester Description The ProStart program is an industry-based program that prepares students for careers in the restaurant and food service industry Topics include preparing and serving safe food preventing accidents and injuries industrial kitchen equipment usage nutrition business math and business cost awareness
CulinaryResturant Management II (ProStart II) (CTT-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites ProStart I Length 1 semester (2 hours) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn how to be successful in the hospitality and tourism career field Students continue their study of culinary arts ndash gaining essential customer services skills used in food service lodging and business careers Select students have the opportunity to participate in the CTE Culinary Arts competition team
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Baking and Pastries (CTT-3040) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites ProStart I Length 1 semester (2 hours) Credit 1 credit semester Description In this specialized class students gain the fundamental skills necessary to work in a commercial bakery or your own kitchen Advanced studies include breads pies cakes pastries and much more
Arts AV Technology and Communications Intro to Arts AV Technology and Communications (CTA-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none
Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Lights Camera Action Be your own director Write and produce audio and video projects that inform demonstrate persuade and even entertain Students get hands-on experience using the same digital technology used in world renowned video and film production companies
AV Production (CTA-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to ArtsAV Tech amp Com Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Develop advanced skills in writing and production of audio and video projects Make your work accessible on the internet and see your own quality work proudly displayed on the Districtrsquos cable access channel KLRN-TV
Broadcast Technology (CTA-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to ArtsAV Tech amp Com Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Produce video and audio projects and pieces for the KLRN Klassroom TV show as well as off-site remote broadcasts This course is designed to prepare high school students for professional employment andor further education in television news sports and digital video production
Digital Music Production (CTA-3040) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to ArtsAV Tech amp Com Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Develop knowledge of the music business music copyright and the use electronic music in the entertainment business computer gaming internet technology and music production field
Digital Animation (CTA-3050) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to ArtsAV Tech amp Com Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Manipulate images music and graphics to create animated projects Animation is seen in advertisements on television on your computer screen and on many other things that pop up from the internet
Heath Science
34
Health Careers I (CTS-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none (recommended Anatomy Physiology) Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Want a career in the exciting medical profession Develop an awareness of various health-related careers while learning entry-level skills needed for all jobs in the profession Guest speakers demonstrations and field trips to local health care facilities provide real-life learning opportunities
Health Careers II (CTS-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Health Careers I (need a grade of C or better) Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Try a career in the medical field by completing an internship in a health care facility Apply entry-level skills while on the job Upon successful completion of both courses students are eligible to sit for the Certified Nursing Assistant (CAN) Exam
Project Lead the Way Biomedical Sciences Program This program is divided into four courses-each course building upon the previous Students interested in math science and the human body will be exposed to dynamic hands-on real-world problems to engage and challenge students who are interested in a career in medicine
Principals of Biomedical Sciences PLTW (CTS-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none (recommended Biology Chemistry) Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Study human medicine research processes and get an introduction to crime scene analysis Students investigate various health conditions such as heart disease diabetes sickle cell disease etc Students are engaged through hands-on projects and medical researched
Human Body Systems Biomed II PLTW (CTS-3040) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Principals of Biomedical Sciences Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Play the role of biomedical professionals solving medical mysteries and explore how body systems work together to maintain good health Students investigate the structures and functions of the human body
Medical Interventions Biomed III PLTW (CTS-3050) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Human Body Systems Biomed II Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description This ldquohow-tordquo class allows students to explore how to prevent and fight infection how to screen and evaluate the code in human DNA how to prevent diagnose and treat cancer and how to prevail when the organs of the body begin to fail
Biomedical Innovation Biomed IV PTLW (CTS-3060) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Medical Interventions Biomed III Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description In this capstone course students design and conduct experiments related to the diagnosis treatment and prevention of disease or illness Course includes an internship in the community
35
Human Services All Human Services students study confidentially and are CPRAED certified Students prepare personal resume and portfolio
Intro to Human Services (CTH - 3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description People-oriented occupations require training in human development parenting personal care and wellness counseling consumer services and employment skills Through field experiences and classroom activities students identify possibly career paths suitable to their strengths skills and talents
Guiding Youth and Families (CTH-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Students explore careers related to working directly with youth adolescents adults and the elderly Classroom activities and field experiences expose students to topics including behavior theory relationships ethics and legal issues social problems support systems and learning theories
Personal Services (CTH-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Students learn advanced study of human care and wellness while exploring communication strategies dietetics and nutrition exercise and fitness first aid ethics and legal issues and event planning This is a great choice for students who wish to go into cosmetology personal training or dietetics
Information Technology Introduction to Technology and Computer Support (CTN-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Students learn about computer technology inside a lab format Topics include computer assembly and disassembly troubleshooting repairs operating system installation and peripheral device support Advanced topics include operating system optimization and networking
Advanced Computer Support and Networking (CTN-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Technology and Computer Support Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Upon completion of this course students are prepared to take the CompTIA A+ certification exams Topics include advanced troubleshooting setting up a computer network supporting networking devices establishing network securities and supporting mobile devices
Manufacturing and Welding Principles of Manufacturing (CTM-3010)
36
Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description This project based class covers careers in the fields of Manufacturing and Mechatronics Learn measurement robotics and pneumatics thermal technology basic CAD operations machine tools quality controls welding and soldering purchasing and warehouse management
ElectronicsRobotics (CTM-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Principals of Manufacturing Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Gain advanced knowledge of robotics electronics ACDC electrical manufacturing processes control and materials Advanced training in soldering may lead to industry certification
Introduction to Auto Welding I ( ) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description
Welding II (CTM-3220) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Welding I Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Improve work and safety skills by making and using workable plans for school and personal projects Students improve out-of-position welding skills with SMAW (Shield Metal Arc Welding) and GMAC (Gas Metal Arc Welding) and become proficient in the use of a plasma cutter and wire feed welding processes
Advanced Welding amp Fabrication (CTM-3230) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Welding I and Welding II Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 Credit semester Description Students are exposed to gas tungsten arc welding aluminum welding gouging blueprint reading and heavy duty welding applications for large scale welding projects Students shadow a professional in the field to understand the physical attributes of the career
Aviation Introduction to Aviation (CTF-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn all aspects of the aviation industry including history principles of flight aircraft systems and performance weather navigation and aviation physiology Career exploration and flight simulation training make this an exciting class
Advanced Aviation and Flight (CTF-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Aviation
37
Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Prepare to take the FAA private pilot written exam as well as gain significant knowledge to begin an FAA flight training programming Learn aerodynamics air craft systems federal regulations flight planning weather and flight maneuvers
Science Technology Engineering and Math Project Lead The Way Pathway to Engineering Program Design an alternative housing project test and build wind turbines and apply engineering concepts related to biomechanics ndash think robotics Earn up to 12 college credits towards your engineering degree while you are in high school
Introduction to Engineering Design Engineering I PTLW (CTE-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Students learn how to apply the engineering design process to solve problems in and out of the classroom Using real world 3-D software students communicate the details of the products and will have the opportunity to create prototypes using our 3-D printer
Principles of Engineering Engineering II PTLW (CTE-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Engineering Design Engineering I Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn about major engineering concepts you will encounter in a college engineering curriculum Conduct destructive testing as you learn about material properties Apply your knowledge of engineering concepts as you tackle real-world engineering design problems through the use of VEX Robotics
Digital Electronics Engineering III PTLW (CTE-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Principles of Engineering Engineering II Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Use combinational and sequential logic design key elements of careers in engineering Students design circuits to solve problems export their designs to a printed circuit auto-routing program that generates printed circuit boards and use appropriate components to build their designs
Engineering Design and Development (EDD) Engineering IV PTLW (CTE-3080) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Digital Electronics Engineering III Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Design test and construct a solution to real-world engineering problem The EDD course allows students to apply skills and knowledge learned in previous Project Lead The Way courses
Transportation Distribution and Logistics Introduction to Vehicle Systems and Maintenance offered at the home high schools is a prerequisite for the auto tech courses
Introduction to Auto Welding I ( ) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description This course has been approved by the South Dakota Department of
38
Education to fulfill high school graduation requirements for Career amp Technical Education(CTE) Successful completion of this course is a prerequisite to take the advanced Auto Tech courses at the CTE Academy Demonstrate safety in the shop and lab while obtaining skills for the career and hobby opportunities in the automotive field Students will raise and support all vehicles inspect fluid levels perform an oil change and chassis lube service Students will test service and inspect vehicle electrical cooling and chassis systems Students will also perform services on tires transmission brakes fuel system and interior and exterior surfaces
Automotive Brakes (CTL-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn the fine adjustments and diagnosis techniques of automobile braking systems while troubleshooting and testing Use industry-quality computer equipment to learn the proper installation analyze data and repair vehicle brakes under actual conditions
Automotive Suspension and Steering (CTL-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn the fine adjustments and diagnosis of suspension and steering systems Troubleshoot and test steering and suspension components Use industry-quality equipment and computers to analyze data while working on vehicles under actual conditions
Automotive Electronics (CTL-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Test electronic engine controls and computer diagnosis perform ignition and tune-up procedures test charging and starting systems
Automotive Engine Performance (CTL-3040) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Using the latest in automotive technology and diagnostic equipment students build on their knowledge about fuel systems and fuel injection systems repair under actual lab and shop conditions
Introduction to Auto Body Repair and Estimating (CTL-3050) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Become acquainted with the requirements qualifications and skills needed in the field of auto body repair Demonstrate proper procedures and safety when handling tools and equipment
Auto Body Structural Analysis and Damage Repair (CTL-3060) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Body Repair and Estimating Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester
39
Description Demonstrate skills necessary for repairing auto body damage and repainting Successful completion may result in credits in the Auto Body Technology program at Southeast Technical Institute
Auto Body Nonstructural Analysis and Damage Repair (CTL-3070) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Body Repair and Estimating Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Repair auto body damage properly prepare automobile surfaces for painting analyze record and estimate the time and material needed to finish a vehicle Successful completion may result in credits in the Auto Body Technology program at Southeast Technical Institute
Auto Body Painting and Refinishing (CTL-3070) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Body Repair and Estimating Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Gain an understanding of the environmental regulations and industry processes used in painting and refinishing to achieve invisible repair
Academy of Finance This 2 or 3 year national program is designed to prepare students with practical skills to enter the real world of business and finance Earn up to 17 college credits Apply freshman or sophomore year for this program that is sponsored by the National Academy Foundation Financial support is provided by Citibank and numerous local internship sponsors
Sophomore Year Fall Semester Accounting I (ACBA40114012) Spring Semester Accounting II (ACBA40214022) or Introduction to Financial Services (ACBA4070) AND Banking and Credit (ACBA4050)
Junior Year Fall Semester Accounting I (ACBA40114012) or Introduction to Financial Services (ACBA4070) AND Banking and Credit (ACBA4050) Spring Semester Accounting II (ACBA40214022) or Introduction to Financial Services (ACBA4070) AND Banking and Credit (ACBA4050)
Summer Internship Senior Year Fall Semester Financial Planning (ACB-5010) Spring Semester Accounting II (ACBA20214022) AND Financial Economics (ACB-5020)
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English I ndash Lit
English II ndash Speech
English II ndash CompLit
English III ndash Am Lit
English III ndash Adv
Comp
English IV ndash Brit Lit
English IV ndash Sr Writing
Adv Placement
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Yearbook Pub
Creative Writing
JournalismNewspaper
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World History
American History
AP US History
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Criminal Justice Today
International Affairs
Psychology
AP Psychology
American Presidents
African American History
Sociology
American History amp Film
9
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World Language Gr HealthPE Gr Business (CTE Gr FACS (CTE) Gr ASL I
ASL II
Spanish I
Spanish II
Spanish III
Spanish Literature
9-12
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HS PE
Health
FitnessConditioning
9-12
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Accounting I
Accounting II
Business Law
Personal Finance
Economics
9-12
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11-12
Interior Design
Advanced Interior Design
Nutrition and Wellness
Dietetics amp Nutrition
Human Dev
PrenatalTodd
Human Dev AdolAdult
Youth Internships
9-12
9-12
9-12
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Information
Tech (CTE)
Gr Industrial Tech
(CTE)
Gr SILDL Gr Mt Marty Gr
Computer Applications
Web Design
Computer Hardware
Database Management
VB Programming
C++ Programming
Multimedia Design
Comp Prog (Game
Design)
9-12
9-12
10-12
10-12
10-12
10-12
10-12
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Cabinet Making
Intro to Building Trade
Small Engines
Intro to Tech Education
9-12
9-12
10-12
9
Agribusiness
AnatomyPhysiology
Natural History
Physics
Comprehensive Art
Accounting 1 and 2
Digital Media
Service Learning
Spanish 1 and 2
Composition I
College Algebra
Intro to Psychology
American Government
Literature I
Pre-Calculus
Intro to Sociology
Fine Arts Gr Fine Arts Gr NSU Center Gr Intro to Art
Creative Drawing
Creative Painting
Digital Photography
Art Portfolio
Drama I
Drama II
9-12
10-12
10-12
9-12
11-12
9-12
10-12
Music Appreciation
Concert Band
Concert Choir
Womenrsquos Ensemble
Menrsquos Ensemble
Symphonic Band
9-12
9-12
9-12
9-12
9-12
9-12
AP Biology
AP Calculus AB
AP Chemistry
AP EnglishLanguage and
Composition
AP EnglishLiterature and
Composition
AP Physics B
AP Statistics
Other Courses Gr Senior Experience
Mentoring
Courses at CTE Academy
12
11-12
11-12
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Freshmen Required Courses
English Composition English Literature
Geography World History
Physical Science
Computer Applications Web Design
Math Course
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Parent Signature ___________________________________Date____________________
Tea Area Freshmen Registration
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Name ___________________________________________________________
Sophomore Required Courses
Written Communication Speech
American History
Biology
Math Course
PEHealth Or other elective
Elective
Elective
Elective
Total Credits
Credits
1
1
1
1
1
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Parent Signature ___________________________________Date____________________
Tea Area Sophomore Registration
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Name ___________________________________________________________
Junior Required Courses
American Lit Advanced Comp
Check One Personal Finance ___
Economics ___
Science Course
Math Course
Elective
Elective
Elective
Elective
Total Credits
Credits
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5
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1
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Parent Signature ___________________________________Date____________________
Tea Area Junior Registration
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Name ___________________________________________________________
Senior Required Courses Senior English (3 options)
Government
Senior Project
Elective
Elective
Elective
Elective
Credits
1
5
1
1
1
1
1
Parent Signature ___________________________________Date____________________
Tea Area Senior Registration
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Science Department
Physical Science- CS1201 amp 1202 Required Grade Level 9th Prerequisites None Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description Physical science is a required laboratory science usually taken in the 9th grade The focus of this class will be critical thinking skills laboratory skills and basic concepts of physics and chemistry Students will be involved in regular laboratory exercises that will develop their abilities to collect and report data use scientific conversions properly use lab equipment and manipulate data in scientific formulas
Biology I- SC1701 amp 1702 Required Grade Level 10th Prerequisites Physical Science Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This is a life science course that examines such topics in units of ecology cells genetics the history of life plants invertebrates vertebrates and the human body We present these major topics and discuss how all living things on Earth are connected and in fact dependent upon each other Students will be expected to complete projects give presentations and perform lab experiments complete with extensive lab reports
Chemistry- SC1501 amp 1502 Required Grade Level 11th-12th Prerequisites Physical Science Biology Algebra II (may be taken concurrently) Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This is an upper-level elective that is designed to be a college-preparatory course Students should have a strong background in mathematics Students will participate in laboratory work discussions and writing related to the study of matter and energy Chemistry is essential for careers in medicine dentistry pharmacy nursing veterinary work family and consumer sciences agriculture forestry and engineering Topics covered will include atomic structure periodicity bonding stoichiometry reaction dynamics and acids amp bases
Physics- SC2001 amp 2002 Required Grade Level 11th-12th Prerequisites B or better in Geometry and Algebra Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description Students will study energy mechanics heat light electricity and atomic physics Physics is a mathematically intensive so students should have a strong background in both math and science to do well in this course
25
AnatomyPhysiology-Bio III- SC1301 amp 1302 Elective Grade Level 11th-12th Prerequisites Biology Chemistry also strongly suggested Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This is an upper-level elective that is designed as a preparatory course for college-bound students interested in pursuing a career in a health or medical-related field Anatomy is the study of the parts of the human body and physiology is a study of how those parts work The course begins on a cellular level and moves to a study of the tissues and organ systems Students need to have a strong biology and chemistry background coming into this course as well as be proficient in note taking There is a lot of reading involved and there will also be several labs to be completed with extensive lab reports This course does involve direct study of anatomyphysiology through activities such as dissections and a trip to a college lab to view human cadavers
Astronomy- SC1401 Elective Grade Level 11th-12th Prerequisites B or better in Physical Science and Algebra Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This is an upper-level elective Students will study the characteristics of planets stars and galaxies They will also explore our place in our solar system and the universe through the study of the history of astronomy the design and use of astronomical tools and ideas of modern cosmology
Environmental Science-CS1801 Elective Grade Level 11th-12th Prerequisites B or better in Biology Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description Environmental science is an upper-level elective in which students will demonstrate an understanding of the diverse interrelationships that organisms have with each other and their environment They will also address the political and economic implications of the allocation of limited resources Students will research and discuss problems with populations communities and ecosystems They will also trace the movement of energy through the ecosystem
26
Social Sciences Department Geography- SS 1101 Required Grade Level 9 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course will consist of the study of geography with the geographic components revolving around the five fundamental themes of geography and the nationally recognized standards for geography The emphasis of the course is on geography and climate and their impact on the development history and government culture and lifestyle and contemporary society of a region
World History- SS 1102 Required Grade Level 9 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course covers pre-historic to modern times in both western and non-western worlds Topics include the rise of civilization political social and economic developments of the Middle Ages the Renaissance and era of discovery the growth of democracy and nationalism the industrial revolution and the two world wars
American History- SS 1301 amp 1302 Required (or AP US History with prior approval) Grade Level 10 or 11 Prerequisites World History amp Geography Length Two semesters Credit 1 credit Description This course is designed as a concentrated study of our nation from post-American Civil War to the present The purpose of the course is to make students aware of past events so they can have a better understanding of present events Critical thinking and writing will be emphasized Current issues will be discussed and evaluated in their historical context
AP (Advanced Placement) United States History- SS 2101 amp 2102 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites TeacherAdministration consent Length Two semesters Credit 1 credit Description This course is meant to be the equivalent of a college freshman level American history course The course prepares students to take the AP exam which can earn students college credit It is a two semester survey of American history from the earliest explorations to modern times Emphasis is placed on critical and evaluative thinking skills essay writing primary document analysis and historiography Students are required to read outside novels and perform outside research independently Students are required to write numerous historical and analytical essays
Government- SS 1401 Required Grade Level 12 Prerequisites American History Length One Semester Credit 5 credit Description Government examines the origins of American government as well as its current structure and administration The main branches of the government are explored as well as state and local governments
Criminal Justice Today- SS 1801
27
Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course uses interactive methods to give students a practical understanding of law and our legal system while focusing on legal issues relevant to students lives and developing knowledge and skills essential in our law-oriented society International Affairs- SS 1501 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites American History or AP US History Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course familiarizes students with the various issues and news events taking place in the world and how these events affect our lives Local state national and world news items will be featured The major objectives are to promote inquiry through presentation and debate of conflicting viewpoints and to assign students to discover and reflect upon societal problems relevant to their lives It will provide opportunities to apply techniques of investigation and inquiry to the study of significant problems or issues
Psychology- SS 1601 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Biology Length One semester Credit 05 Credit Description In this course students will learn about basic research methods human development from birth to old age the anatomy of the brain and its influence on behavior sensation and perception intelligence and psychological disorders
AP PsychologymdashSS 2501 amp 2502 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Biology Length Two Semesters Credit 10 Credit Description This is a challenging course that is meant to be the equivalent of a college freshmen level Psychology survey course This course is aimed at preparing students for the AP Psychology exam which can earn students college credit Students will explore the history and theoretical basis of psychology relationships between human biology and human behavior theories of development and mental disorders and therapies An emphasis is placed on critical thinking skills essay writing and research methodology Students will be required to write numerous essays and perform research projects
American Presidents- SS 1802 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites American History or AP US History Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course is designed to be a focused study of the most influential presidencies in American history The emphasis will be placed on an evaluation of how various presidents have understood and exercised their constitutional powers in times of war and peace dealing with issues both foreign and domestic
African American History- SS 2002 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit
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Description In this course students learn of the perseverance bravery and achievements of African-Americans throughout United States history and of the continuing impact of African-Americans on life in the United States at the turn of the twenty-first century
American History and Film- SS 2201 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites American History or AP US History Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course offers an exploration of United States cultural and social history through the medium of film and other mediums of mass culture Students will be asked to rethink the relationships between reality and representation and to re-conceptualize the boundaries between history and film
Sociology- SS 2001 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites None Length One semester Credit 05 Credit Description In this course students will learn about the basis of culture social structure deviance and group behavior through the lens of basic theoretical perspectives of sociology
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World Language Department
American Sign Language I- FL 1401 amp 1402 Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This introductory class to American Sign Language focuses on finger spelling numbers sign vocabulary grammar non-manual signals and culture of the Deaf community This class also focuses on how to interact with Deaf people and teaches Deaf values
American Sign Language II- FL 1404 amp 1405 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites American Sign Language I Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This course is an intermediate level class focusing on conversational American Sign Language skills and grammar including heightened emphasis on non-manual signals classifiers and storytelling techniques This class also takes a closer look at the Deaf World
Spanish I- FL 1101 amp1102 Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This course is an introduction to the Spanish Language and culture Students will be introduced to Spanish reading writing listening and speaking skills Students will be able to pronounce Spanish comprehend Spanish on a beginnerrsquos level and write short dialogues in Spanish Students will study the culture of the Spanish-speaking world
Spanish II- FL 1201 amp1202 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Spanish I Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description In this course students will continue to improve reading writing listening and speaking skills in Spanish Students will continue to learn about Spanish-speaking countries their histories and cultures through research and presentations
Spanish III- FL 1601 amp 1602 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Spanish II Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Descriptions Students will continue to improve reading writing listening and speaking skills We will review and continue studying the grammatical structure learned in Spanish I and II as well as the thematic vocabulary and complex sentence structures Cultural topics will be integrated into the curriculum Emphasis is on communication in Spanish
Spanish Literature - FL 06109 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Spanish III Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Descriptions Spanish Literature courses place an emphasis on reading understanding and reacting in writing to literature written in Spanish
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Other Courses
Senior Experience- FACS 1501 amp 1502 Required Grade Level 12 Prerequisites MUST BE A SENIOR Length Two Semester Credit 1 Credit Description The purpose of the project is to allow the student to demonstrate the knowledge and maturity that heshe has gained during the course of hisher education The project must be a ldquolearning stretchrdquo meaning that it must go beyond what one already knows or has experienced The Senior Experience is a three-part process consisting of a research paper a projectproduct that is an extension of the research and an oral presentation The topic of this experience is chosen by the student This course is a year long senior course and required for graduation
SILDL (Distance Learning) Courses
(Subject to Change) MMC College Courses
Teacher instructors hired by Mount Marty College and taken over the DDN network live with the
teacher Courses may also be offered online
Level These are college courses not open to underclassmen
Prerequisites
--In order to take these courses students must meet two of the following
A 30 cumulative grade point average
B Minimum grade of B in coursework related to the college course
C ACT score of at least 21 in the content area subtest
D Rank in the top frac12 of the class
Courses and Times
Fall Courses
Composition 1 ndash 700-750 am (possibly other times)
College Algebra ndash 800-850 am
Intro to Psychology ndash 900-950 am
American Government ndash 300 ndash 350 pm
Spring Courses
Literature 1 ndash 700-750 am
Pre-Calculus ndash 800-850 am
Intro to Sociology ndash 900-950 am
Course offeringstimes subject to chagne
Cost Math courses are 4 credits cost = $380 per semester plus books
Other courses are 3 credits cost = $285 per semester plus books
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SILDL High School Courses
Description These hybrid courses (online using local area teachers) are self paced yet rigorous and are
taught and monitored by certified teachers These courses are free with the exception of some course
materials may be needed
Course Offerings (May Change)
Agribusiness
Anatomy and Physiology
Natural History
Physics
Comprehensive Creative Art
Accounting 1 and 2
Digital Media
Service Learning
Spanish 1 and 2
Note If TAHS offers an above course in house we will place student in lsquoin housersquo course
unless extenuating circumstances
NSU Center for Statewide E-Learning AP Learning Power
Description These online AP courses are for public high school students The Learning Power AP
coursework will be challenging so a solid academic background in the identified content area will be
essential The course is free but there is a fee for taking the test
Course Offerings
AP Biology
AP Calculus AB
AP Chemistry
AP EnglishLanguage and Composition
AP EnglishLiterature and Composition
AP Physics B
AP Statistics
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CAREER AND TECHNICAL EDCUATION ACADEMY SIOUX FALLS SCHOOL DISTRICT
Description The CTE Academy is in Sioux Falls We bus for the 715 am course Course schedules vary from semester to semester There is an application process
Architecture and Construction Carpentry I (CTC-30613062) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 2 semesters (2 hours) Credit 1 credit semester Description Successful carpenters need to know more than just how to operate equipment Learn the basics of this career and the value of doing work by constructing two homes from the foundation to the rafters to near completion
Carpentry II (CTC-30813082) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Carpentry I Length 2 semesters (2 hours) Credit 1 credit semester Description In this continuation of Carpentry I young carpenters learn leadership qualities while building a home at the CTE Academy Gain an increased understanding of specialty products and materials Learn project cost-estimating and blue printing
Advanced Woodworking and Cabinet Making (CTC-30903092) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 semester (2 hours) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn advanced woodworking skills including building and installation of cabinets while developing workplace connections and exploring careers in the field
Hospitality and Tourism CulinaryRestaurant Management I (ProStart I) (CTT-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 semester (2 hours) Credit 1 credit semester Description The ProStart program is an industry-based program that prepares students for careers in the restaurant and food service industry Topics include preparing and serving safe food preventing accidents and injuries industrial kitchen equipment usage nutrition business math and business cost awareness
CulinaryResturant Management II (ProStart II) (CTT-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites ProStart I Length 1 semester (2 hours) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn how to be successful in the hospitality and tourism career field Students continue their study of culinary arts ndash gaining essential customer services skills used in food service lodging and business careers Select students have the opportunity to participate in the CTE Culinary Arts competition team
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Baking and Pastries (CTT-3040) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites ProStart I Length 1 semester (2 hours) Credit 1 credit semester Description In this specialized class students gain the fundamental skills necessary to work in a commercial bakery or your own kitchen Advanced studies include breads pies cakes pastries and much more
Arts AV Technology and Communications Intro to Arts AV Technology and Communications (CTA-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none
Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Lights Camera Action Be your own director Write and produce audio and video projects that inform demonstrate persuade and even entertain Students get hands-on experience using the same digital technology used in world renowned video and film production companies
AV Production (CTA-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to ArtsAV Tech amp Com Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Develop advanced skills in writing and production of audio and video projects Make your work accessible on the internet and see your own quality work proudly displayed on the Districtrsquos cable access channel KLRN-TV
Broadcast Technology (CTA-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to ArtsAV Tech amp Com Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Produce video and audio projects and pieces for the KLRN Klassroom TV show as well as off-site remote broadcasts This course is designed to prepare high school students for professional employment andor further education in television news sports and digital video production
Digital Music Production (CTA-3040) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to ArtsAV Tech amp Com Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Develop knowledge of the music business music copyright and the use electronic music in the entertainment business computer gaming internet technology and music production field
Digital Animation (CTA-3050) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to ArtsAV Tech amp Com Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Manipulate images music and graphics to create animated projects Animation is seen in advertisements on television on your computer screen and on many other things that pop up from the internet
Heath Science
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Health Careers I (CTS-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none (recommended Anatomy Physiology) Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Want a career in the exciting medical profession Develop an awareness of various health-related careers while learning entry-level skills needed for all jobs in the profession Guest speakers demonstrations and field trips to local health care facilities provide real-life learning opportunities
Health Careers II (CTS-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Health Careers I (need a grade of C or better) Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Try a career in the medical field by completing an internship in a health care facility Apply entry-level skills while on the job Upon successful completion of both courses students are eligible to sit for the Certified Nursing Assistant (CAN) Exam
Project Lead the Way Biomedical Sciences Program This program is divided into four courses-each course building upon the previous Students interested in math science and the human body will be exposed to dynamic hands-on real-world problems to engage and challenge students who are interested in a career in medicine
Principals of Biomedical Sciences PLTW (CTS-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none (recommended Biology Chemistry) Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Study human medicine research processes and get an introduction to crime scene analysis Students investigate various health conditions such as heart disease diabetes sickle cell disease etc Students are engaged through hands-on projects and medical researched
Human Body Systems Biomed II PLTW (CTS-3040) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Principals of Biomedical Sciences Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Play the role of biomedical professionals solving medical mysteries and explore how body systems work together to maintain good health Students investigate the structures and functions of the human body
Medical Interventions Biomed III PLTW (CTS-3050) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Human Body Systems Biomed II Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description This ldquohow-tordquo class allows students to explore how to prevent and fight infection how to screen and evaluate the code in human DNA how to prevent diagnose and treat cancer and how to prevail when the organs of the body begin to fail
Biomedical Innovation Biomed IV PTLW (CTS-3060) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Medical Interventions Biomed III Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description In this capstone course students design and conduct experiments related to the diagnosis treatment and prevention of disease or illness Course includes an internship in the community
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Human Services All Human Services students study confidentially and are CPRAED certified Students prepare personal resume and portfolio
Intro to Human Services (CTH - 3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description People-oriented occupations require training in human development parenting personal care and wellness counseling consumer services and employment skills Through field experiences and classroom activities students identify possibly career paths suitable to their strengths skills and talents
Guiding Youth and Families (CTH-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Students explore careers related to working directly with youth adolescents adults and the elderly Classroom activities and field experiences expose students to topics including behavior theory relationships ethics and legal issues social problems support systems and learning theories
Personal Services (CTH-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Students learn advanced study of human care and wellness while exploring communication strategies dietetics and nutrition exercise and fitness first aid ethics and legal issues and event planning This is a great choice for students who wish to go into cosmetology personal training or dietetics
Information Technology Introduction to Technology and Computer Support (CTN-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Students learn about computer technology inside a lab format Topics include computer assembly and disassembly troubleshooting repairs operating system installation and peripheral device support Advanced topics include operating system optimization and networking
Advanced Computer Support and Networking (CTN-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Technology and Computer Support Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Upon completion of this course students are prepared to take the CompTIA A+ certification exams Topics include advanced troubleshooting setting up a computer network supporting networking devices establishing network securities and supporting mobile devices
Manufacturing and Welding Principles of Manufacturing (CTM-3010)
36
Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description This project based class covers careers in the fields of Manufacturing and Mechatronics Learn measurement robotics and pneumatics thermal technology basic CAD operations machine tools quality controls welding and soldering purchasing and warehouse management
ElectronicsRobotics (CTM-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Principals of Manufacturing Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Gain advanced knowledge of robotics electronics ACDC electrical manufacturing processes control and materials Advanced training in soldering may lead to industry certification
Introduction to Auto Welding I ( ) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description
Welding II (CTM-3220) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Welding I Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Improve work and safety skills by making and using workable plans for school and personal projects Students improve out-of-position welding skills with SMAW (Shield Metal Arc Welding) and GMAC (Gas Metal Arc Welding) and become proficient in the use of a plasma cutter and wire feed welding processes
Advanced Welding amp Fabrication (CTM-3230) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Welding I and Welding II Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 Credit semester Description Students are exposed to gas tungsten arc welding aluminum welding gouging blueprint reading and heavy duty welding applications for large scale welding projects Students shadow a professional in the field to understand the physical attributes of the career
Aviation Introduction to Aviation (CTF-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn all aspects of the aviation industry including history principles of flight aircraft systems and performance weather navigation and aviation physiology Career exploration and flight simulation training make this an exciting class
Advanced Aviation and Flight (CTF-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Aviation
37
Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Prepare to take the FAA private pilot written exam as well as gain significant knowledge to begin an FAA flight training programming Learn aerodynamics air craft systems federal regulations flight planning weather and flight maneuvers
Science Technology Engineering and Math Project Lead The Way Pathway to Engineering Program Design an alternative housing project test and build wind turbines and apply engineering concepts related to biomechanics ndash think robotics Earn up to 12 college credits towards your engineering degree while you are in high school
Introduction to Engineering Design Engineering I PTLW (CTE-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Students learn how to apply the engineering design process to solve problems in and out of the classroom Using real world 3-D software students communicate the details of the products and will have the opportunity to create prototypes using our 3-D printer
Principles of Engineering Engineering II PTLW (CTE-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Engineering Design Engineering I Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn about major engineering concepts you will encounter in a college engineering curriculum Conduct destructive testing as you learn about material properties Apply your knowledge of engineering concepts as you tackle real-world engineering design problems through the use of VEX Robotics
Digital Electronics Engineering III PTLW (CTE-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Principles of Engineering Engineering II Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Use combinational and sequential logic design key elements of careers in engineering Students design circuits to solve problems export their designs to a printed circuit auto-routing program that generates printed circuit boards and use appropriate components to build their designs
Engineering Design and Development (EDD) Engineering IV PTLW (CTE-3080) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Digital Electronics Engineering III Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Design test and construct a solution to real-world engineering problem The EDD course allows students to apply skills and knowledge learned in previous Project Lead The Way courses
Transportation Distribution and Logistics Introduction to Vehicle Systems and Maintenance offered at the home high schools is a prerequisite for the auto tech courses
Introduction to Auto Welding I ( ) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description This course has been approved by the South Dakota Department of
38
Education to fulfill high school graduation requirements for Career amp Technical Education(CTE) Successful completion of this course is a prerequisite to take the advanced Auto Tech courses at the CTE Academy Demonstrate safety in the shop and lab while obtaining skills for the career and hobby opportunities in the automotive field Students will raise and support all vehicles inspect fluid levels perform an oil change and chassis lube service Students will test service and inspect vehicle electrical cooling and chassis systems Students will also perform services on tires transmission brakes fuel system and interior and exterior surfaces
Automotive Brakes (CTL-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn the fine adjustments and diagnosis techniques of automobile braking systems while troubleshooting and testing Use industry-quality computer equipment to learn the proper installation analyze data and repair vehicle brakes under actual conditions
Automotive Suspension and Steering (CTL-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn the fine adjustments and diagnosis of suspension and steering systems Troubleshoot and test steering and suspension components Use industry-quality equipment and computers to analyze data while working on vehicles under actual conditions
Automotive Electronics (CTL-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Test electronic engine controls and computer diagnosis perform ignition and tune-up procedures test charging and starting systems
Automotive Engine Performance (CTL-3040) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Using the latest in automotive technology and diagnostic equipment students build on their knowledge about fuel systems and fuel injection systems repair under actual lab and shop conditions
Introduction to Auto Body Repair and Estimating (CTL-3050) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Become acquainted with the requirements qualifications and skills needed in the field of auto body repair Demonstrate proper procedures and safety when handling tools and equipment
Auto Body Structural Analysis and Damage Repair (CTL-3060) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Body Repair and Estimating Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester
39
Description Demonstrate skills necessary for repairing auto body damage and repainting Successful completion may result in credits in the Auto Body Technology program at Southeast Technical Institute
Auto Body Nonstructural Analysis and Damage Repair (CTL-3070) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Body Repair and Estimating Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Repair auto body damage properly prepare automobile surfaces for painting analyze record and estimate the time and material needed to finish a vehicle Successful completion may result in credits in the Auto Body Technology program at Southeast Technical Institute
Auto Body Painting and Refinishing (CTL-3070) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Body Repair and Estimating Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Gain an understanding of the environmental regulations and industry processes used in painting and refinishing to achieve invisible repair
Academy of Finance This 2 or 3 year national program is designed to prepare students with practical skills to enter the real world of business and finance Earn up to 17 college credits Apply freshman or sophomore year for this program that is sponsored by the National Academy Foundation Financial support is provided by Citibank and numerous local internship sponsors
Sophomore Year Fall Semester Accounting I (ACBA40114012) Spring Semester Accounting II (ACBA40214022) or Introduction to Financial Services (ACBA4070) AND Banking and Credit (ACBA4050)
Junior Year Fall Semester Accounting I (ACBA40114012) or Introduction to Financial Services (ACBA4070) AND Banking and Credit (ACBA4050) Spring Semester Accounting II (ACBA40214022) or Introduction to Financial Services (ACBA4070) AND Banking and Credit (ACBA4050)
Summer Internship Senior Year Fall Semester Financial Planning (ACB-5010) Spring Semester Accounting II (ACBA20214022) AND Financial Economics (ACB-5020)
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English I ndash Lit
English II ndash Speech
English II ndash CompLit
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English III ndash Adv
Comp
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Adv Placement
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Creative Writing
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Criminal Justice Today
International Affairs
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AP Psychology
American Presidents
African American History
Sociology
American History amp Film
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World Language Gr HealthPE Gr Business (CTE Gr FACS (CTE) Gr ASL I
ASL II
Spanish I
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Spanish III
Spanish Literature
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FitnessConditioning
9-12
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Business Law
Personal Finance
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9-12
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Interior Design
Advanced Interior Design
Nutrition and Wellness
Dietetics amp Nutrition
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PrenatalTodd
Human Dev AdolAdult
Youth Internships
9-12
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Information
Tech (CTE)
Gr Industrial Tech
(CTE)
Gr SILDL Gr Mt Marty Gr
Computer Applications
Web Design
Computer Hardware
Database Management
VB Programming
C++ Programming
Multimedia Design
Comp Prog (Game
Design)
9-12
9-12
10-12
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Cabinet Making
Intro to Building Trade
Small Engines
Intro to Tech Education
9-12
9-12
10-12
9
Agribusiness
AnatomyPhysiology
Natural History
Physics
Comprehensive Art
Accounting 1 and 2
Digital Media
Service Learning
Spanish 1 and 2
Composition I
College Algebra
Intro to Psychology
American Government
Literature I
Pre-Calculus
Intro to Sociology
Fine Arts Gr Fine Arts Gr NSU Center Gr Intro to Art
Creative Drawing
Creative Painting
Digital Photography
Art Portfolio
Drama I
Drama II
9-12
10-12
10-12
9-12
11-12
9-12
10-12
Music Appreciation
Concert Band
Concert Choir
Womenrsquos Ensemble
Menrsquos Ensemble
Symphonic Band
9-12
9-12
9-12
9-12
9-12
9-12
AP Biology
AP Calculus AB
AP Chemistry
AP EnglishLanguage and
Composition
AP EnglishLiterature and
Composition
AP Physics B
AP Statistics
Other Courses Gr Senior Experience
Mentoring
Courses at CTE Academy
12
11-12
11-12
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Freshmen Required Courses
English Composition English Literature
Geography World History
Physical Science
Computer Applications Web Design
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Tea Area Freshmen Registration
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Name ___________________________________________________________
Sophomore Required Courses
Written Communication Speech
American History
Biology
Math Course
PEHealth Or other elective
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Parent Signature ___________________________________Date____________________
Tea Area Sophomore Registration
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Name ___________________________________________________________
Junior Required Courses
American Lit Advanced Comp
Check One Personal Finance ___
Economics ___
Science Course
Math Course
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Tea Area Junior Registration
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Name ___________________________________________________________
Senior Required Courses Senior English (3 options)
Government
Senior Project
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Credits
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5
1
1
1
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Parent Signature ___________________________________Date____________________
Tea Area Senior Registration
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AnatomyPhysiology-Bio III- SC1301 amp 1302 Elective Grade Level 11th-12th Prerequisites Biology Chemistry also strongly suggested Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This is an upper-level elective that is designed as a preparatory course for college-bound students interested in pursuing a career in a health or medical-related field Anatomy is the study of the parts of the human body and physiology is a study of how those parts work The course begins on a cellular level and moves to a study of the tissues and organ systems Students need to have a strong biology and chemistry background coming into this course as well as be proficient in note taking There is a lot of reading involved and there will also be several labs to be completed with extensive lab reports This course does involve direct study of anatomyphysiology through activities such as dissections and a trip to a college lab to view human cadavers
Astronomy- SC1401 Elective Grade Level 11th-12th Prerequisites B or better in Physical Science and Algebra Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This is an upper-level elective Students will study the characteristics of planets stars and galaxies They will also explore our place in our solar system and the universe through the study of the history of astronomy the design and use of astronomical tools and ideas of modern cosmology
Environmental Science-CS1801 Elective Grade Level 11th-12th Prerequisites B or better in Biology Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description Environmental science is an upper-level elective in which students will demonstrate an understanding of the diverse interrelationships that organisms have with each other and their environment They will also address the political and economic implications of the allocation of limited resources Students will research and discuss problems with populations communities and ecosystems They will also trace the movement of energy through the ecosystem
26
Social Sciences Department Geography- SS 1101 Required Grade Level 9 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course will consist of the study of geography with the geographic components revolving around the five fundamental themes of geography and the nationally recognized standards for geography The emphasis of the course is on geography and climate and their impact on the development history and government culture and lifestyle and contemporary society of a region
World History- SS 1102 Required Grade Level 9 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course covers pre-historic to modern times in both western and non-western worlds Topics include the rise of civilization political social and economic developments of the Middle Ages the Renaissance and era of discovery the growth of democracy and nationalism the industrial revolution and the two world wars
American History- SS 1301 amp 1302 Required (or AP US History with prior approval) Grade Level 10 or 11 Prerequisites World History amp Geography Length Two semesters Credit 1 credit Description This course is designed as a concentrated study of our nation from post-American Civil War to the present The purpose of the course is to make students aware of past events so they can have a better understanding of present events Critical thinking and writing will be emphasized Current issues will be discussed and evaluated in their historical context
AP (Advanced Placement) United States History- SS 2101 amp 2102 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites TeacherAdministration consent Length Two semesters Credit 1 credit Description This course is meant to be the equivalent of a college freshman level American history course The course prepares students to take the AP exam which can earn students college credit It is a two semester survey of American history from the earliest explorations to modern times Emphasis is placed on critical and evaluative thinking skills essay writing primary document analysis and historiography Students are required to read outside novels and perform outside research independently Students are required to write numerous historical and analytical essays
Government- SS 1401 Required Grade Level 12 Prerequisites American History Length One Semester Credit 5 credit Description Government examines the origins of American government as well as its current structure and administration The main branches of the government are explored as well as state and local governments
Criminal Justice Today- SS 1801
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Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course uses interactive methods to give students a practical understanding of law and our legal system while focusing on legal issues relevant to students lives and developing knowledge and skills essential in our law-oriented society International Affairs- SS 1501 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites American History or AP US History Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course familiarizes students with the various issues and news events taking place in the world and how these events affect our lives Local state national and world news items will be featured The major objectives are to promote inquiry through presentation and debate of conflicting viewpoints and to assign students to discover and reflect upon societal problems relevant to their lives It will provide opportunities to apply techniques of investigation and inquiry to the study of significant problems or issues
Psychology- SS 1601 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Biology Length One semester Credit 05 Credit Description In this course students will learn about basic research methods human development from birth to old age the anatomy of the brain and its influence on behavior sensation and perception intelligence and psychological disorders
AP PsychologymdashSS 2501 amp 2502 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Biology Length Two Semesters Credit 10 Credit Description This is a challenging course that is meant to be the equivalent of a college freshmen level Psychology survey course This course is aimed at preparing students for the AP Psychology exam which can earn students college credit Students will explore the history and theoretical basis of psychology relationships between human biology and human behavior theories of development and mental disorders and therapies An emphasis is placed on critical thinking skills essay writing and research methodology Students will be required to write numerous essays and perform research projects
American Presidents- SS 1802 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites American History or AP US History Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course is designed to be a focused study of the most influential presidencies in American history The emphasis will be placed on an evaluation of how various presidents have understood and exercised their constitutional powers in times of war and peace dealing with issues both foreign and domestic
African American History- SS 2002 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit
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Description In this course students learn of the perseverance bravery and achievements of African-Americans throughout United States history and of the continuing impact of African-Americans on life in the United States at the turn of the twenty-first century
American History and Film- SS 2201 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites American History or AP US History Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course offers an exploration of United States cultural and social history through the medium of film and other mediums of mass culture Students will be asked to rethink the relationships between reality and representation and to re-conceptualize the boundaries between history and film
Sociology- SS 2001 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites None Length One semester Credit 05 Credit Description In this course students will learn about the basis of culture social structure deviance and group behavior through the lens of basic theoretical perspectives of sociology
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World Language Department
American Sign Language I- FL 1401 amp 1402 Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This introductory class to American Sign Language focuses on finger spelling numbers sign vocabulary grammar non-manual signals and culture of the Deaf community This class also focuses on how to interact with Deaf people and teaches Deaf values
American Sign Language II- FL 1404 amp 1405 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites American Sign Language I Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This course is an intermediate level class focusing on conversational American Sign Language skills and grammar including heightened emphasis on non-manual signals classifiers and storytelling techniques This class also takes a closer look at the Deaf World
Spanish I- FL 1101 amp1102 Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This course is an introduction to the Spanish Language and culture Students will be introduced to Spanish reading writing listening and speaking skills Students will be able to pronounce Spanish comprehend Spanish on a beginnerrsquos level and write short dialogues in Spanish Students will study the culture of the Spanish-speaking world
Spanish II- FL 1201 amp1202 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Spanish I Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description In this course students will continue to improve reading writing listening and speaking skills in Spanish Students will continue to learn about Spanish-speaking countries their histories and cultures through research and presentations
Spanish III- FL 1601 amp 1602 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Spanish II Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Descriptions Students will continue to improve reading writing listening and speaking skills We will review and continue studying the grammatical structure learned in Spanish I and II as well as the thematic vocabulary and complex sentence structures Cultural topics will be integrated into the curriculum Emphasis is on communication in Spanish
Spanish Literature - FL 06109 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Spanish III Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Descriptions Spanish Literature courses place an emphasis on reading understanding and reacting in writing to literature written in Spanish
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Other Courses
Senior Experience- FACS 1501 amp 1502 Required Grade Level 12 Prerequisites MUST BE A SENIOR Length Two Semester Credit 1 Credit Description The purpose of the project is to allow the student to demonstrate the knowledge and maturity that heshe has gained during the course of hisher education The project must be a ldquolearning stretchrdquo meaning that it must go beyond what one already knows or has experienced The Senior Experience is a three-part process consisting of a research paper a projectproduct that is an extension of the research and an oral presentation The topic of this experience is chosen by the student This course is a year long senior course and required for graduation
SILDL (Distance Learning) Courses
(Subject to Change) MMC College Courses
Teacher instructors hired by Mount Marty College and taken over the DDN network live with the
teacher Courses may also be offered online
Level These are college courses not open to underclassmen
Prerequisites
--In order to take these courses students must meet two of the following
A 30 cumulative grade point average
B Minimum grade of B in coursework related to the college course
C ACT score of at least 21 in the content area subtest
D Rank in the top frac12 of the class
Courses and Times
Fall Courses
Composition 1 ndash 700-750 am (possibly other times)
College Algebra ndash 800-850 am
Intro to Psychology ndash 900-950 am
American Government ndash 300 ndash 350 pm
Spring Courses
Literature 1 ndash 700-750 am
Pre-Calculus ndash 800-850 am
Intro to Sociology ndash 900-950 am
Course offeringstimes subject to chagne
Cost Math courses are 4 credits cost = $380 per semester plus books
Other courses are 3 credits cost = $285 per semester plus books
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SILDL High School Courses
Description These hybrid courses (online using local area teachers) are self paced yet rigorous and are
taught and monitored by certified teachers These courses are free with the exception of some course
materials may be needed
Course Offerings (May Change)
Agribusiness
Anatomy and Physiology
Natural History
Physics
Comprehensive Creative Art
Accounting 1 and 2
Digital Media
Service Learning
Spanish 1 and 2
Note If TAHS offers an above course in house we will place student in lsquoin housersquo course
unless extenuating circumstances
NSU Center for Statewide E-Learning AP Learning Power
Description These online AP courses are for public high school students The Learning Power AP
coursework will be challenging so a solid academic background in the identified content area will be
essential The course is free but there is a fee for taking the test
Course Offerings
AP Biology
AP Calculus AB
AP Chemistry
AP EnglishLanguage and Composition
AP EnglishLiterature and Composition
AP Physics B
AP Statistics
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CAREER AND TECHNICAL EDCUATION ACADEMY SIOUX FALLS SCHOOL DISTRICT
Description The CTE Academy is in Sioux Falls We bus for the 715 am course Course schedules vary from semester to semester There is an application process
Architecture and Construction Carpentry I (CTC-30613062) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 2 semesters (2 hours) Credit 1 credit semester Description Successful carpenters need to know more than just how to operate equipment Learn the basics of this career and the value of doing work by constructing two homes from the foundation to the rafters to near completion
Carpentry II (CTC-30813082) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Carpentry I Length 2 semesters (2 hours) Credit 1 credit semester Description In this continuation of Carpentry I young carpenters learn leadership qualities while building a home at the CTE Academy Gain an increased understanding of specialty products and materials Learn project cost-estimating and blue printing
Advanced Woodworking and Cabinet Making (CTC-30903092) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 semester (2 hours) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn advanced woodworking skills including building and installation of cabinets while developing workplace connections and exploring careers in the field
Hospitality and Tourism CulinaryRestaurant Management I (ProStart I) (CTT-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 semester (2 hours) Credit 1 credit semester Description The ProStart program is an industry-based program that prepares students for careers in the restaurant and food service industry Topics include preparing and serving safe food preventing accidents and injuries industrial kitchen equipment usage nutrition business math and business cost awareness
CulinaryResturant Management II (ProStart II) (CTT-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites ProStart I Length 1 semester (2 hours) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn how to be successful in the hospitality and tourism career field Students continue their study of culinary arts ndash gaining essential customer services skills used in food service lodging and business careers Select students have the opportunity to participate in the CTE Culinary Arts competition team
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Baking and Pastries (CTT-3040) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites ProStart I Length 1 semester (2 hours) Credit 1 credit semester Description In this specialized class students gain the fundamental skills necessary to work in a commercial bakery or your own kitchen Advanced studies include breads pies cakes pastries and much more
Arts AV Technology and Communications Intro to Arts AV Technology and Communications (CTA-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none
Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Lights Camera Action Be your own director Write and produce audio and video projects that inform demonstrate persuade and even entertain Students get hands-on experience using the same digital technology used in world renowned video and film production companies
AV Production (CTA-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to ArtsAV Tech amp Com Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Develop advanced skills in writing and production of audio and video projects Make your work accessible on the internet and see your own quality work proudly displayed on the Districtrsquos cable access channel KLRN-TV
Broadcast Technology (CTA-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to ArtsAV Tech amp Com Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Produce video and audio projects and pieces for the KLRN Klassroom TV show as well as off-site remote broadcasts This course is designed to prepare high school students for professional employment andor further education in television news sports and digital video production
Digital Music Production (CTA-3040) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to ArtsAV Tech amp Com Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Develop knowledge of the music business music copyright and the use electronic music in the entertainment business computer gaming internet technology and music production field
Digital Animation (CTA-3050) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to ArtsAV Tech amp Com Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Manipulate images music and graphics to create animated projects Animation is seen in advertisements on television on your computer screen and on many other things that pop up from the internet
Heath Science
34
Health Careers I (CTS-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none (recommended Anatomy Physiology) Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Want a career in the exciting medical profession Develop an awareness of various health-related careers while learning entry-level skills needed for all jobs in the profession Guest speakers demonstrations and field trips to local health care facilities provide real-life learning opportunities
Health Careers II (CTS-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Health Careers I (need a grade of C or better) Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Try a career in the medical field by completing an internship in a health care facility Apply entry-level skills while on the job Upon successful completion of both courses students are eligible to sit for the Certified Nursing Assistant (CAN) Exam
Project Lead the Way Biomedical Sciences Program This program is divided into four courses-each course building upon the previous Students interested in math science and the human body will be exposed to dynamic hands-on real-world problems to engage and challenge students who are interested in a career in medicine
Principals of Biomedical Sciences PLTW (CTS-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none (recommended Biology Chemistry) Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Study human medicine research processes and get an introduction to crime scene analysis Students investigate various health conditions such as heart disease diabetes sickle cell disease etc Students are engaged through hands-on projects and medical researched
Human Body Systems Biomed II PLTW (CTS-3040) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Principals of Biomedical Sciences Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Play the role of biomedical professionals solving medical mysteries and explore how body systems work together to maintain good health Students investigate the structures and functions of the human body
Medical Interventions Biomed III PLTW (CTS-3050) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Human Body Systems Biomed II Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description This ldquohow-tordquo class allows students to explore how to prevent and fight infection how to screen and evaluate the code in human DNA how to prevent diagnose and treat cancer and how to prevail when the organs of the body begin to fail
Biomedical Innovation Biomed IV PTLW (CTS-3060) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Medical Interventions Biomed III Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description In this capstone course students design and conduct experiments related to the diagnosis treatment and prevention of disease or illness Course includes an internship in the community
35
Human Services All Human Services students study confidentially and are CPRAED certified Students prepare personal resume and portfolio
Intro to Human Services (CTH - 3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description People-oriented occupations require training in human development parenting personal care and wellness counseling consumer services and employment skills Through field experiences and classroom activities students identify possibly career paths suitable to their strengths skills and talents
Guiding Youth and Families (CTH-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Students explore careers related to working directly with youth adolescents adults and the elderly Classroom activities and field experiences expose students to topics including behavior theory relationships ethics and legal issues social problems support systems and learning theories
Personal Services (CTH-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Students learn advanced study of human care and wellness while exploring communication strategies dietetics and nutrition exercise and fitness first aid ethics and legal issues and event planning This is a great choice for students who wish to go into cosmetology personal training or dietetics
Information Technology Introduction to Technology and Computer Support (CTN-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Students learn about computer technology inside a lab format Topics include computer assembly and disassembly troubleshooting repairs operating system installation and peripheral device support Advanced topics include operating system optimization and networking
Advanced Computer Support and Networking (CTN-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Technology and Computer Support Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Upon completion of this course students are prepared to take the CompTIA A+ certification exams Topics include advanced troubleshooting setting up a computer network supporting networking devices establishing network securities and supporting mobile devices
Manufacturing and Welding Principles of Manufacturing (CTM-3010)
36
Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description This project based class covers careers in the fields of Manufacturing and Mechatronics Learn measurement robotics and pneumatics thermal technology basic CAD operations machine tools quality controls welding and soldering purchasing and warehouse management
ElectronicsRobotics (CTM-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Principals of Manufacturing Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Gain advanced knowledge of robotics electronics ACDC electrical manufacturing processes control and materials Advanced training in soldering may lead to industry certification
Introduction to Auto Welding I ( ) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description
Welding II (CTM-3220) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Welding I Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Improve work and safety skills by making and using workable plans for school and personal projects Students improve out-of-position welding skills with SMAW (Shield Metal Arc Welding) and GMAC (Gas Metal Arc Welding) and become proficient in the use of a plasma cutter and wire feed welding processes
Advanced Welding amp Fabrication (CTM-3230) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Welding I and Welding II Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 Credit semester Description Students are exposed to gas tungsten arc welding aluminum welding gouging blueprint reading and heavy duty welding applications for large scale welding projects Students shadow a professional in the field to understand the physical attributes of the career
Aviation Introduction to Aviation (CTF-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn all aspects of the aviation industry including history principles of flight aircraft systems and performance weather navigation and aviation physiology Career exploration and flight simulation training make this an exciting class
Advanced Aviation and Flight (CTF-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Aviation
37
Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Prepare to take the FAA private pilot written exam as well as gain significant knowledge to begin an FAA flight training programming Learn aerodynamics air craft systems federal regulations flight planning weather and flight maneuvers
Science Technology Engineering and Math Project Lead The Way Pathway to Engineering Program Design an alternative housing project test and build wind turbines and apply engineering concepts related to biomechanics ndash think robotics Earn up to 12 college credits towards your engineering degree while you are in high school
Introduction to Engineering Design Engineering I PTLW (CTE-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Students learn how to apply the engineering design process to solve problems in and out of the classroom Using real world 3-D software students communicate the details of the products and will have the opportunity to create prototypes using our 3-D printer
Principles of Engineering Engineering II PTLW (CTE-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Engineering Design Engineering I Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn about major engineering concepts you will encounter in a college engineering curriculum Conduct destructive testing as you learn about material properties Apply your knowledge of engineering concepts as you tackle real-world engineering design problems through the use of VEX Robotics
Digital Electronics Engineering III PTLW (CTE-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Principles of Engineering Engineering II Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Use combinational and sequential logic design key elements of careers in engineering Students design circuits to solve problems export their designs to a printed circuit auto-routing program that generates printed circuit boards and use appropriate components to build their designs
Engineering Design and Development (EDD) Engineering IV PTLW (CTE-3080) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Digital Electronics Engineering III Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Design test and construct a solution to real-world engineering problem The EDD course allows students to apply skills and knowledge learned in previous Project Lead The Way courses
Transportation Distribution and Logistics Introduction to Vehicle Systems and Maintenance offered at the home high schools is a prerequisite for the auto tech courses
Introduction to Auto Welding I ( ) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description This course has been approved by the South Dakota Department of
38
Education to fulfill high school graduation requirements for Career amp Technical Education(CTE) Successful completion of this course is a prerequisite to take the advanced Auto Tech courses at the CTE Academy Demonstrate safety in the shop and lab while obtaining skills for the career and hobby opportunities in the automotive field Students will raise and support all vehicles inspect fluid levels perform an oil change and chassis lube service Students will test service and inspect vehicle electrical cooling and chassis systems Students will also perform services on tires transmission brakes fuel system and interior and exterior surfaces
Automotive Brakes (CTL-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn the fine adjustments and diagnosis techniques of automobile braking systems while troubleshooting and testing Use industry-quality computer equipment to learn the proper installation analyze data and repair vehicle brakes under actual conditions
Automotive Suspension and Steering (CTL-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn the fine adjustments and diagnosis of suspension and steering systems Troubleshoot and test steering and suspension components Use industry-quality equipment and computers to analyze data while working on vehicles under actual conditions
Automotive Electronics (CTL-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Test electronic engine controls and computer diagnosis perform ignition and tune-up procedures test charging and starting systems
Automotive Engine Performance (CTL-3040) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Using the latest in automotive technology and diagnostic equipment students build on their knowledge about fuel systems and fuel injection systems repair under actual lab and shop conditions
Introduction to Auto Body Repair and Estimating (CTL-3050) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Become acquainted with the requirements qualifications and skills needed in the field of auto body repair Demonstrate proper procedures and safety when handling tools and equipment
Auto Body Structural Analysis and Damage Repair (CTL-3060) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Body Repair and Estimating Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester
39
Description Demonstrate skills necessary for repairing auto body damage and repainting Successful completion may result in credits in the Auto Body Technology program at Southeast Technical Institute
Auto Body Nonstructural Analysis and Damage Repair (CTL-3070) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Body Repair and Estimating Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Repair auto body damage properly prepare automobile surfaces for painting analyze record and estimate the time and material needed to finish a vehicle Successful completion may result in credits in the Auto Body Technology program at Southeast Technical Institute
Auto Body Painting and Refinishing (CTL-3070) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Body Repair and Estimating Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Gain an understanding of the environmental regulations and industry processes used in painting and refinishing to achieve invisible repair
Academy of Finance This 2 or 3 year national program is designed to prepare students with practical skills to enter the real world of business and finance Earn up to 17 college credits Apply freshman or sophomore year for this program that is sponsored by the National Academy Foundation Financial support is provided by Citibank and numerous local internship sponsors
Sophomore Year Fall Semester Accounting I (ACBA40114012) Spring Semester Accounting II (ACBA40214022) or Introduction to Financial Services (ACBA4070) AND Banking and Credit (ACBA4050)
Junior Year Fall Semester Accounting I (ACBA40114012) or Introduction to Financial Services (ACBA4070) AND Banking and Credit (ACBA4050) Spring Semester Accounting II (ACBA40214022) or Introduction to Financial Services (ACBA4070) AND Banking and Credit (ACBA4050)
Summer Internship Senior Year Fall Semester Financial Planning (ACB-5010) Spring Semester Accounting II (ACBA20214022) AND Financial Economics (ACB-5020)
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English I ndash Lit
English II ndash Speech
English II ndash CompLit
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English III ndash Adv
Comp
English IV ndash Brit Lit
English IV ndash Sr Writing
Adv Placement
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Yearbook Pub
Creative Writing
JournalismNewspaper
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World History
American History
AP US History
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Criminal Justice Today
International Affairs
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AP Psychology
American Presidents
African American History
Sociology
American History amp Film
9
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12
10-12
11-12
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World Language Gr HealthPE Gr Business (CTE Gr FACS (CTE) Gr ASL I
ASL II
Spanish I
Spanish II
Spanish III
Spanish Literature
9-12
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HS PE
Health
FitnessConditioning
9-12
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Accounting I
Accounting II
Business Law
Personal Finance
Economics
9-12
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11-12
Interior Design
Advanced Interior Design
Nutrition and Wellness
Dietetics amp Nutrition
Human Dev
PrenatalTodd
Human Dev AdolAdult
Youth Internships
9-12
9-12
9-12
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Information
Tech (CTE)
Gr Industrial Tech
(CTE)
Gr SILDL Gr Mt Marty Gr
Computer Applications
Web Design
Computer Hardware
Database Management
VB Programming
C++ Programming
Multimedia Design
Comp Prog (Game
Design)
9-12
9-12
10-12
10-12
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10-12
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Cabinet Making
Intro to Building Trade
Small Engines
Intro to Tech Education
9-12
9-12
10-12
9
Agribusiness
AnatomyPhysiology
Natural History
Physics
Comprehensive Art
Accounting 1 and 2
Digital Media
Service Learning
Spanish 1 and 2
Composition I
College Algebra
Intro to Psychology
American Government
Literature I
Pre-Calculus
Intro to Sociology
Fine Arts Gr Fine Arts Gr NSU Center Gr Intro to Art
Creative Drawing
Creative Painting
Digital Photography
Art Portfolio
Drama I
Drama II
9-12
10-12
10-12
9-12
11-12
9-12
10-12
Music Appreciation
Concert Band
Concert Choir
Womenrsquos Ensemble
Menrsquos Ensemble
Symphonic Band
9-12
9-12
9-12
9-12
9-12
9-12
AP Biology
AP Calculus AB
AP Chemistry
AP EnglishLanguage and
Composition
AP EnglishLiterature and
Composition
AP Physics B
AP Statistics
Other Courses Gr Senior Experience
Mentoring
Courses at CTE Academy
12
11-12
11-12
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Freshmen Required Courses
English Composition English Literature
Geography World History
Physical Science
Computer Applications Web Design
Math Course
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Parent Signature ___________________________________Date____________________
Tea Area Freshmen Registration
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Name ___________________________________________________________
Sophomore Required Courses
Written Communication Speech
American History
Biology
Math Course
PEHealth Or other elective
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Elective
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Total Credits
Credits
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1
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1
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Parent Signature ___________________________________Date____________________
Tea Area Sophomore Registration
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Name ___________________________________________________________
Junior Required Courses
American Lit Advanced Comp
Check One Personal Finance ___
Economics ___
Science Course
Math Course
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Elective
Total Credits
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Tea Area Junior Registration
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Name ___________________________________________________________
Senior Required Courses Senior English (3 options)
Government
Senior Project
Elective
Elective
Elective
Elective
Credits
1
5
1
1
1
1
1
Parent Signature ___________________________________Date____________________
Tea Area Senior Registration
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Social Sciences Department Geography- SS 1101 Required Grade Level 9 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course will consist of the study of geography with the geographic components revolving around the five fundamental themes of geography and the nationally recognized standards for geography The emphasis of the course is on geography and climate and their impact on the development history and government culture and lifestyle and contemporary society of a region
World History- SS 1102 Required Grade Level 9 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course covers pre-historic to modern times in both western and non-western worlds Topics include the rise of civilization political social and economic developments of the Middle Ages the Renaissance and era of discovery the growth of democracy and nationalism the industrial revolution and the two world wars
American History- SS 1301 amp 1302 Required (or AP US History with prior approval) Grade Level 10 or 11 Prerequisites World History amp Geography Length Two semesters Credit 1 credit Description This course is designed as a concentrated study of our nation from post-American Civil War to the present The purpose of the course is to make students aware of past events so they can have a better understanding of present events Critical thinking and writing will be emphasized Current issues will be discussed and evaluated in their historical context
AP (Advanced Placement) United States History- SS 2101 amp 2102 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites TeacherAdministration consent Length Two semesters Credit 1 credit Description This course is meant to be the equivalent of a college freshman level American history course The course prepares students to take the AP exam which can earn students college credit It is a two semester survey of American history from the earliest explorations to modern times Emphasis is placed on critical and evaluative thinking skills essay writing primary document analysis and historiography Students are required to read outside novels and perform outside research independently Students are required to write numerous historical and analytical essays
Government- SS 1401 Required Grade Level 12 Prerequisites American History Length One Semester Credit 5 credit Description Government examines the origins of American government as well as its current structure and administration The main branches of the government are explored as well as state and local governments
Criminal Justice Today- SS 1801
27
Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course uses interactive methods to give students a practical understanding of law and our legal system while focusing on legal issues relevant to students lives and developing knowledge and skills essential in our law-oriented society International Affairs- SS 1501 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites American History or AP US History Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course familiarizes students with the various issues and news events taking place in the world and how these events affect our lives Local state national and world news items will be featured The major objectives are to promote inquiry through presentation and debate of conflicting viewpoints and to assign students to discover and reflect upon societal problems relevant to their lives It will provide opportunities to apply techniques of investigation and inquiry to the study of significant problems or issues
Psychology- SS 1601 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Biology Length One semester Credit 05 Credit Description In this course students will learn about basic research methods human development from birth to old age the anatomy of the brain and its influence on behavior sensation and perception intelligence and psychological disorders
AP PsychologymdashSS 2501 amp 2502 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Biology Length Two Semesters Credit 10 Credit Description This is a challenging course that is meant to be the equivalent of a college freshmen level Psychology survey course This course is aimed at preparing students for the AP Psychology exam which can earn students college credit Students will explore the history and theoretical basis of psychology relationships between human biology and human behavior theories of development and mental disorders and therapies An emphasis is placed on critical thinking skills essay writing and research methodology Students will be required to write numerous essays and perform research projects
American Presidents- SS 1802 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites American History or AP US History Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course is designed to be a focused study of the most influential presidencies in American history The emphasis will be placed on an evaluation of how various presidents have understood and exercised their constitutional powers in times of war and peace dealing with issues both foreign and domestic
African American History- SS 2002 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit
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Description In this course students learn of the perseverance bravery and achievements of African-Americans throughout United States history and of the continuing impact of African-Americans on life in the United States at the turn of the twenty-first century
American History and Film- SS 2201 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites American History or AP US History Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course offers an exploration of United States cultural and social history through the medium of film and other mediums of mass culture Students will be asked to rethink the relationships between reality and representation and to re-conceptualize the boundaries between history and film
Sociology- SS 2001 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites None Length One semester Credit 05 Credit Description In this course students will learn about the basis of culture social structure deviance and group behavior through the lens of basic theoretical perspectives of sociology
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World Language Department
American Sign Language I- FL 1401 amp 1402 Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This introductory class to American Sign Language focuses on finger spelling numbers sign vocabulary grammar non-manual signals and culture of the Deaf community This class also focuses on how to interact with Deaf people and teaches Deaf values
American Sign Language II- FL 1404 amp 1405 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites American Sign Language I Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This course is an intermediate level class focusing on conversational American Sign Language skills and grammar including heightened emphasis on non-manual signals classifiers and storytelling techniques This class also takes a closer look at the Deaf World
Spanish I- FL 1101 amp1102 Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This course is an introduction to the Spanish Language and culture Students will be introduced to Spanish reading writing listening and speaking skills Students will be able to pronounce Spanish comprehend Spanish on a beginnerrsquos level and write short dialogues in Spanish Students will study the culture of the Spanish-speaking world
Spanish II- FL 1201 amp1202 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Spanish I Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description In this course students will continue to improve reading writing listening and speaking skills in Spanish Students will continue to learn about Spanish-speaking countries their histories and cultures through research and presentations
Spanish III- FL 1601 amp 1602 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Spanish II Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Descriptions Students will continue to improve reading writing listening and speaking skills We will review and continue studying the grammatical structure learned in Spanish I and II as well as the thematic vocabulary and complex sentence structures Cultural topics will be integrated into the curriculum Emphasis is on communication in Spanish
Spanish Literature - FL 06109 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Spanish III Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Descriptions Spanish Literature courses place an emphasis on reading understanding and reacting in writing to literature written in Spanish
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Other Courses
Senior Experience- FACS 1501 amp 1502 Required Grade Level 12 Prerequisites MUST BE A SENIOR Length Two Semester Credit 1 Credit Description The purpose of the project is to allow the student to demonstrate the knowledge and maturity that heshe has gained during the course of hisher education The project must be a ldquolearning stretchrdquo meaning that it must go beyond what one already knows or has experienced The Senior Experience is a three-part process consisting of a research paper a projectproduct that is an extension of the research and an oral presentation The topic of this experience is chosen by the student This course is a year long senior course and required for graduation
SILDL (Distance Learning) Courses
(Subject to Change) MMC College Courses
Teacher instructors hired by Mount Marty College and taken over the DDN network live with the
teacher Courses may also be offered online
Level These are college courses not open to underclassmen
Prerequisites
--In order to take these courses students must meet two of the following
A 30 cumulative grade point average
B Minimum grade of B in coursework related to the college course
C ACT score of at least 21 in the content area subtest
D Rank in the top frac12 of the class
Courses and Times
Fall Courses
Composition 1 ndash 700-750 am (possibly other times)
College Algebra ndash 800-850 am
Intro to Psychology ndash 900-950 am
American Government ndash 300 ndash 350 pm
Spring Courses
Literature 1 ndash 700-750 am
Pre-Calculus ndash 800-850 am
Intro to Sociology ndash 900-950 am
Course offeringstimes subject to chagne
Cost Math courses are 4 credits cost = $380 per semester plus books
Other courses are 3 credits cost = $285 per semester plus books
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SILDL High School Courses
Description These hybrid courses (online using local area teachers) are self paced yet rigorous and are
taught and monitored by certified teachers These courses are free with the exception of some course
materials may be needed
Course Offerings (May Change)
Agribusiness
Anatomy and Physiology
Natural History
Physics
Comprehensive Creative Art
Accounting 1 and 2
Digital Media
Service Learning
Spanish 1 and 2
Note If TAHS offers an above course in house we will place student in lsquoin housersquo course
unless extenuating circumstances
NSU Center for Statewide E-Learning AP Learning Power
Description These online AP courses are for public high school students The Learning Power AP
coursework will be challenging so a solid academic background in the identified content area will be
essential The course is free but there is a fee for taking the test
Course Offerings
AP Biology
AP Calculus AB
AP Chemistry
AP EnglishLanguage and Composition
AP EnglishLiterature and Composition
AP Physics B
AP Statistics
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CAREER AND TECHNICAL EDCUATION ACADEMY SIOUX FALLS SCHOOL DISTRICT
Description The CTE Academy is in Sioux Falls We bus for the 715 am course Course schedules vary from semester to semester There is an application process
Architecture and Construction Carpentry I (CTC-30613062) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 2 semesters (2 hours) Credit 1 credit semester Description Successful carpenters need to know more than just how to operate equipment Learn the basics of this career and the value of doing work by constructing two homes from the foundation to the rafters to near completion
Carpentry II (CTC-30813082) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Carpentry I Length 2 semesters (2 hours) Credit 1 credit semester Description In this continuation of Carpentry I young carpenters learn leadership qualities while building a home at the CTE Academy Gain an increased understanding of specialty products and materials Learn project cost-estimating and blue printing
Advanced Woodworking and Cabinet Making (CTC-30903092) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 semester (2 hours) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn advanced woodworking skills including building and installation of cabinets while developing workplace connections and exploring careers in the field
Hospitality and Tourism CulinaryRestaurant Management I (ProStart I) (CTT-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 semester (2 hours) Credit 1 credit semester Description The ProStart program is an industry-based program that prepares students for careers in the restaurant and food service industry Topics include preparing and serving safe food preventing accidents and injuries industrial kitchen equipment usage nutrition business math and business cost awareness
CulinaryResturant Management II (ProStart II) (CTT-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites ProStart I Length 1 semester (2 hours) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn how to be successful in the hospitality and tourism career field Students continue their study of culinary arts ndash gaining essential customer services skills used in food service lodging and business careers Select students have the opportunity to participate in the CTE Culinary Arts competition team
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Baking and Pastries (CTT-3040) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites ProStart I Length 1 semester (2 hours) Credit 1 credit semester Description In this specialized class students gain the fundamental skills necessary to work in a commercial bakery or your own kitchen Advanced studies include breads pies cakes pastries and much more
Arts AV Technology and Communications Intro to Arts AV Technology and Communications (CTA-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none
Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Lights Camera Action Be your own director Write and produce audio and video projects that inform demonstrate persuade and even entertain Students get hands-on experience using the same digital technology used in world renowned video and film production companies
AV Production (CTA-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to ArtsAV Tech amp Com Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Develop advanced skills in writing and production of audio and video projects Make your work accessible on the internet and see your own quality work proudly displayed on the Districtrsquos cable access channel KLRN-TV
Broadcast Technology (CTA-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to ArtsAV Tech amp Com Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Produce video and audio projects and pieces for the KLRN Klassroom TV show as well as off-site remote broadcasts This course is designed to prepare high school students for professional employment andor further education in television news sports and digital video production
Digital Music Production (CTA-3040) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to ArtsAV Tech amp Com Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Develop knowledge of the music business music copyright and the use electronic music in the entertainment business computer gaming internet technology and music production field
Digital Animation (CTA-3050) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to ArtsAV Tech amp Com Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Manipulate images music and graphics to create animated projects Animation is seen in advertisements on television on your computer screen and on many other things that pop up from the internet
Heath Science
34
Health Careers I (CTS-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none (recommended Anatomy Physiology) Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Want a career in the exciting medical profession Develop an awareness of various health-related careers while learning entry-level skills needed for all jobs in the profession Guest speakers demonstrations and field trips to local health care facilities provide real-life learning opportunities
Health Careers II (CTS-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Health Careers I (need a grade of C or better) Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Try a career in the medical field by completing an internship in a health care facility Apply entry-level skills while on the job Upon successful completion of both courses students are eligible to sit for the Certified Nursing Assistant (CAN) Exam
Project Lead the Way Biomedical Sciences Program This program is divided into four courses-each course building upon the previous Students interested in math science and the human body will be exposed to dynamic hands-on real-world problems to engage and challenge students who are interested in a career in medicine
Principals of Biomedical Sciences PLTW (CTS-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none (recommended Biology Chemistry) Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Study human medicine research processes and get an introduction to crime scene analysis Students investigate various health conditions such as heart disease diabetes sickle cell disease etc Students are engaged through hands-on projects and medical researched
Human Body Systems Biomed II PLTW (CTS-3040) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Principals of Biomedical Sciences Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Play the role of biomedical professionals solving medical mysteries and explore how body systems work together to maintain good health Students investigate the structures and functions of the human body
Medical Interventions Biomed III PLTW (CTS-3050) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Human Body Systems Biomed II Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description This ldquohow-tordquo class allows students to explore how to prevent and fight infection how to screen and evaluate the code in human DNA how to prevent diagnose and treat cancer and how to prevail when the organs of the body begin to fail
Biomedical Innovation Biomed IV PTLW (CTS-3060) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Medical Interventions Biomed III Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description In this capstone course students design and conduct experiments related to the diagnosis treatment and prevention of disease or illness Course includes an internship in the community
35
Human Services All Human Services students study confidentially and are CPRAED certified Students prepare personal resume and portfolio
Intro to Human Services (CTH - 3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description People-oriented occupations require training in human development parenting personal care and wellness counseling consumer services and employment skills Through field experiences and classroom activities students identify possibly career paths suitable to their strengths skills and talents
Guiding Youth and Families (CTH-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Students explore careers related to working directly with youth adolescents adults and the elderly Classroom activities and field experiences expose students to topics including behavior theory relationships ethics and legal issues social problems support systems and learning theories
Personal Services (CTH-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Students learn advanced study of human care and wellness while exploring communication strategies dietetics and nutrition exercise and fitness first aid ethics and legal issues and event planning This is a great choice for students who wish to go into cosmetology personal training or dietetics
Information Technology Introduction to Technology and Computer Support (CTN-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Students learn about computer technology inside a lab format Topics include computer assembly and disassembly troubleshooting repairs operating system installation and peripheral device support Advanced topics include operating system optimization and networking
Advanced Computer Support and Networking (CTN-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Technology and Computer Support Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Upon completion of this course students are prepared to take the CompTIA A+ certification exams Topics include advanced troubleshooting setting up a computer network supporting networking devices establishing network securities and supporting mobile devices
Manufacturing and Welding Principles of Manufacturing (CTM-3010)
36
Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description This project based class covers careers in the fields of Manufacturing and Mechatronics Learn measurement robotics and pneumatics thermal technology basic CAD operations machine tools quality controls welding and soldering purchasing and warehouse management
ElectronicsRobotics (CTM-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Principals of Manufacturing Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Gain advanced knowledge of robotics electronics ACDC electrical manufacturing processes control and materials Advanced training in soldering may lead to industry certification
Introduction to Auto Welding I ( ) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description
Welding II (CTM-3220) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Welding I Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Improve work and safety skills by making and using workable plans for school and personal projects Students improve out-of-position welding skills with SMAW (Shield Metal Arc Welding) and GMAC (Gas Metal Arc Welding) and become proficient in the use of a plasma cutter and wire feed welding processes
Advanced Welding amp Fabrication (CTM-3230) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Welding I and Welding II Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 Credit semester Description Students are exposed to gas tungsten arc welding aluminum welding gouging blueprint reading and heavy duty welding applications for large scale welding projects Students shadow a professional in the field to understand the physical attributes of the career
Aviation Introduction to Aviation (CTF-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn all aspects of the aviation industry including history principles of flight aircraft systems and performance weather navigation and aviation physiology Career exploration and flight simulation training make this an exciting class
Advanced Aviation and Flight (CTF-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Aviation
37
Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Prepare to take the FAA private pilot written exam as well as gain significant knowledge to begin an FAA flight training programming Learn aerodynamics air craft systems federal regulations flight planning weather and flight maneuvers
Science Technology Engineering and Math Project Lead The Way Pathway to Engineering Program Design an alternative housing project test and build wind turbines and apply engineering concepts related to biomechanics ndash think robotics Earn up to 12 college credits towards your engineering degree while you are in high school
Introduction to Engineering Design Engineering I PTLW (CTE-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Students learn how to apply the engineering design process to solve problems in and out of the classroom Using real world 3-D software students communicate the details of the products and will have the opportunity to create prototypes using our 3-D printer
Principles of Engineering Engineering II PTLW (CTE-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Engineering Design Engineering I Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn about major engineering concepts you will encounter in a college engineering curriculum Conduct destructive testing as you learn about material properties Apply your knowledge of engineering concepts as you tackle real-world engineering design problems through the use of VEX Robotics
Digital Electronics Engineering III PTLW (CTE-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Principles of Engineering Engineering II Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Use combinational and sequential logic design key elements of careers in engineering Students design circuits to solve problems export their designs to a printed circuit auto-routing program that generates printed circuit boards and use appropriate components to build their designs
Engineering Design and Development (EDD) Engineering IV PTLW (CTE-3080) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Digital Electronics Engineering III Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Design test and construct a solution to real-world engineering problem The EDD course allows students to apply skills and knowledge learned in previous Project Lead The Way courses
Transportation Distribution and Logistics Introduction to Vehicle Systems and Maintenance offered at the home high schools is a prerequisite for the auto tech courses
Introduction to Auto Welding I ( ) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description This course has been approved by the South Dakota Department of
38
Education to fulfill high school graduation requirements for Career amp Technical Education(CTE) Successful completion of this course is a prerequisite to take the advanced Auto Tech courses at the CTE Academy Demonstrate safety in the shop and lab while obtaining skills for the career and hobby opportunities in the automotive field Students will raise and support all vehicles inspect fluid levels perform an oil change and chassis lube service Students will test service and inspect vehicle electrical cooling and chassis systems Students will also perform services on tires transmission brakes fuel system and interior and exterior surfaces
Automotive Brakes (CTL-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn the fine adjustments and diagnosis techniques of automobile braking systems while troubleshooting and testing Use industry-quality computer equipment to learn the proper installation analyze data and repair vehicle brakes under actual conditions
Automotive Suspension and Steering (CTL-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn the fine adjustments and diagnosis of suspension and steering systems Troubleshoot and test steering and suspension components Use industry-quality equipment and computers to analyze data while working on vehicles under actual conditions
Automotive Electronics (CTL-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Test electronic engine controls and computer diagnosis perform ignition and tune-up procedures test charging and starting systems
Automotive Engine Performance (CTL-3040) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Using the latest in automotive technology and diagnostic equipment students build on their knowledge about fuel systems and fuel injection systems repair under actual lab and shop conditions
Introduction to Auto Body Repair and Estimating (CTL-3050) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Become acquainted with the requirements qualifications and skills needed in the field of auto body repair Demonstrate proper procedures and safety when handling tools and equipment
Auto Body Structural Analysis and Damage Repair (CTL-3060) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Body Repair and Estimating Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester
39
Description Demonstrate skills necessary for repairing auto body damage and repainting Successful completion may result in credits in the Auto Body Technology program at Southeast Technical Institute
Auto Body Nonstructural Analysis and Damage Repair (CTL-3070) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Body Repair and Estimating Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Repair auto body damage properly prepare automobile surfaces for painting analyze record and estimate the time and material needed to finish a vehicle Successful completion may result in credits in the Auto Body Technology program at Southeast Technical Institute
Auto Body Painting and Refinishing (CTL-3070) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Body Repair and Estimating Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Gain an understanding of the environmental regulations and industry processes used in painting and refinishing to achieve invisible repair
Academy of Finance This 2 or 3 year national program is designed to prepare students with practical skills to enter the real world of business and finance Earn up to 17 college credits Apply freshman or sophomore year for this program that is sponsored by the National Academy Foundation Financial support is provided by Citibank and numerous local internship sponsors
Sophomore Year Fall Semester Accounting I (ACBA40114012) Spring Semester Accounting II (ACBA40214022) or Introduction to Financial Services (ACBA4070) AND Banking and Credit (ACBA4050)
Junior Year Fall Semester Accounting I (ACBA40114012) or Introduction to Financial Services (ACBA4070) AND Banking and Credit (ACBA4050) Spring Semester Accounting II (ACBA40214022) or Introduction to Financial Services (ACBA4070) AND Banking and Credit (ACBA4050)
Summer Internship Senior Year Fall Semester Financial Planning (ACB-5010) Spring Semester Accounting II (ACBA20214022) AND Financial Economics (ACB-5020)
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One Page Course Offerings Summary
English Gr Math Gr Science Gr Social Science Gr English I ndash Comp
English I ndash Lit
English II ndash Speech
English II ndash CompLit
English III ndash Am Lit
English III ndash Adv
Comp
English IV ndash Brit Lit
English IV ndash Sr Writing
Adv Placement
LitComp
Yearbook Pub
Creative Writing
JournalismNewspaper
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9
10
10
11
11
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12
10-12
11-12
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Pathways to Algebra
Algebra I
Algebra II
Geometry
Informal Geometry
Pre-Calculus
Consumer Math
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Statistics
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Physical Science
Biology
Chemistry
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AnatomyPhysiology
Astronomy
Environmental
Science
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11-12
Geography
World History
American History
AP US History
Government
Criminal Justice Today
International Affairs
Psychology
AP Psychology
American Presidents
African American History
Sociology
American History amp Film
9
9
10-11
11-12
12
10-12
11-12
11-12
11-12
11-12
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11-12
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World Language Gr HealthPE Gr Business (CTE Gr FACS (CTE) Gr ASL I
ASL II
Spanish I
Spanish II
Spanish III
Spanish Literature
9-12
10-12
9-12
10-12
11-12
11-12
HS PE
Health
FitnessConditioning
9-12
9-12
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Intro to Business
Accounting I
Accounting II
Business Law
Personal Finance
Economics
9-12
10-12
11-12
10-12
11-12
11-12
Interior Design
Advanced Interior Design
Nutrition and Wellness
Dietetics amp Nutrition
Human Dev
PrenatalTodd
Human Dev AdolAdult
Youth Internships
9-12
9-12
9-12
9-12
9-12
9-12
9-12
11-12
Information
Tech (CTE)
Gr Industrial Tech
(CTE)
Gr SILDL Gr Mt Marty Gr
Computer Applications
Web Design
Computer Hardware
Database Management
VB Programming
C++ Programming
Multimedia Design
Comp Prog (Game
Design)
9-12
9-12
10-12
10-12
10-12
10-12
10-12
10-12
Cabinet Making
Intro to Building Trade
Small Engines
Intro to Tech Education
9-12
9-12
10-12
9
Agribusiness
AnatomyPhysiology
Natural History
Physics
Comprehensive Art
Accounting 1 and 2
Digital Media
Service Learning
Spanish 1 and 2
Composition I
College Algebra
Intro to Psychology
American Government
Literature I
Pre-Calculus
Intro to Sociology
Fine Arts Gr Fine Arts Gr NSU Center Gr Intro to Art
Creative Drawing
Creative Painting
Digital Photography
Art Portfolio
Drama I
Drama II
9-12
10-12
10-12
9-12
11-12
9-12
10-12
Music Appreciation
Concert Band
Concert Choir
Womenrsquos Ensemble
Menrsquos Ensemble
Symphonic Band
9-12
9-12
9-12
9-12
9-12
9-12
AP Biology
AP Calculus AB
AP Chemistry
AP EnglishLanguage and
Composition
AP EnglishLiterature and
Composition
AP Physics B
AP Statistics
Other Courses Gr Senior Experience
Mentoring
Courses at CTE Academy
12
11-12
11-12
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Name ___________________________________________________________
Freshmen Required Courses
English Composition English Literature
Geography World History
Physical Science
Computer Applications Web Design
Math Course
Elective
Elective
Elective
Total Credits
Credits
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
Parent Signature ___________________________________Date____________________
Tea Area Freshmen Registration
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Name ___________________________________________________________
Sophomore Required Courses
Written Communication Speech
American History
Biology
Math Course
PEHealth Or other elective
Elective
Elective
Elective
Total Credits
Credits
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
Parent Signature ___________________________________Date____________________
Tea Area Sophomore Registration
43
Name ___________________________________________________________
Junior Required Courses
American Lit Advanced Comp
Check One Personal Finance ___
Economics ___
Science Course
Math Course
Elective
Elective
Elective
Elective
Total Credits
Credits
1
5
5
1
1
1
1
1
1
Parent Signature ___________________________________Date____________________
Tea Area Junior Registration
44
Name ___________________________________________________________
Senior Required Courses Senior English (3 options)
Government
Senior Project
Elective
Elective
Elective
Elective
Credits
1
5
1
1
1
1
1
Parent Signature ___________________________________Date____________________
Tea Area Senior Registration
27
Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course uses interactive methods to give students a practical understanding of law and our legal system while focusing on legal issues relevant to students lives and developing knowledge and skills essential in our law-oriented society International Affairs- SS 1501 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites American History or AP US History Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course familiarizes students with the various issues and news events taking place in the world and how these events affect our lives Local state national and world news items will be featured The major objectives are to promote inquiry through presentation and debate of conflicting viewpoints and to assign students to discover and reflect upon societal problems relevant to their lives It will provide opportunities to apply techniques of investigation and inquiry to the study of significant problems or issues
Psychology- SS 1601 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Biology Length One semester Credit 05 Credit Description In this course students will learn about basic research methods human development from birth to old age the anatomy of the brain and its influence on behavior sensation and perception intelligence and psychological disorders
AP PsychologymdashSS 2501 amp 2502 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Biology Length Two Semesters Credit 10 Credit Description This is a challenging course that is meant to be the equivalent of a college freshmen level Psychology survey course This course is aimed at preparing students for the AP Psychology exam which can earn students college credit Students will explore the history and theoretical basis of psychology relationships between human biology and human behavior theories of development and mental disorders and therapies An emphasis is placed on critical thinking skills essay writing and research methodology Students will be required to write numerous essays and perform research projects
American Presidents- SS 1802 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites American History or AP US History Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course is designed to be a focused study of the most influential presidencies in American history The emphasis will be placed on an evaluation of how various presidents have understood and exercised their constitutional powers in times of war and peace dealing with issues both foreign and domestic
African American History- SS 2002 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites None Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit
28
Description In this course students learn of the perseverance bravery and achievements of African-Americans throughout United States history and of the continuing impact of African-Americans on life in the United States at the turn of the twenty-first century
American History and Film- SS 2201 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites American History or AP US History Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course offers an exploration of United States cultural and social history through the medium of film and other mediums of mass culture Students will be asked to rethink the relationships between reality and representation and to re-conceptualize the boundaries between history and film
Sociology- SS 2001 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites None Length One semester Credit 05 Credit Description In this course students will learn about the basis of culture social structure deviance and group behavior through the lens of basic theoretical perspectives of sociology
29
World Language Department
American Sign Language I- FL 1401 amp 1402 Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This introductory class to American Sign Language focuses on finger spelling numbers sign vocabulary grammar non-manual signals and culture of the Deaf community This class also focuses on how to interact with Deaf people and teaches Deaf values
American Sign Language II- FL 1404 amp 1405 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites American Sign Language I Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This course is an intermediate level class focusing on conversational American Sign Language skills and grammar including heightened emphasis on non-manual signals classifiers and storytelling techniques This class also takes a closer look at the Deaf World
Spanish I- FL 1101 amp1102 Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This course is an introduction to the Spanish Language and culture Students will be introduced to Spanish reading writing listening and speaking skills Students will be able to pronounce Spanish comprehend Spanish on a beginnerrsquos level and write short dialogues in Spanish Students will study the culture of the Spanish-speaking world
Spanish II- FL 1201 amp1202 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Spanish I Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description In this course students will continue to improve reading writing listening and speaking skills in Spanish Students will continue to learn about Spanish-speaking countries their histories and cultures through research and presentations
Spanish III- FL 1601 amp 1602 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Spanish II Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Descriptions Students will continue to improve reading writing listening and speaking skills We will review and continue studying the grammatical structure learned in Spanish I and II as well as the thematic vocabulary and complex sentence structures Cultural topics will be integrated into the curriculum Emphasis is on communication in Spanish
Spanish Literature - FL 06109 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Spanish III Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Descriptions Spanish Literature courses place an emphasis on reading understanding and reacting in writing to literature written in Spanish
30
Other Courses
Senior Experience- FACS 1501 amp 1502 Required Grade Level 12 Prerequisites MUST BE A SENIOR Length Two Semester Credit 1 Credit Description The purpose of the project is to allow the student to demonstrate the knowledge and maturity that heshe has gained during the course of hisher education The project must be a ldquolearning stretchrdquo meaning that it must go beyond what one already knows or has experienced The Senior Experience is a three-part process consisting of a research paper a projectproduct that is an extension of the research and an oral presentation The topic of this experience is chosen by the student This course is a year long senior course and required for graduation
SILDL (Distance Learning) Courses
(Subject to Change) MMC College Courses
Teacher instructors hired by Mount Marty College and taken over the DDN network live with the
teacher Courses may also be offered online
Level These are college courses not open to underclassmen
Prerequisites
--In order to take these courses students must meet two of the following
A 30 cumulative grade point average
B Minimum grade of B in coursework related to the college course
C ACT score of at least 21 in the content area subtest
D Rank in the top frac12 of the class
Courses and Times
Fall Courses
Composition 1 ndash 700-750 am (possibly other times)
College Algebra ndash 800-850 am
Intro to Psychology ndash 900-950 am
American Government ndash 300 ndash 350 pm
Spring Courses
Literature 1 ndash 700-750 am
Pre-Calculus ndash 800-850 am
Intro to Sociology ndash 900-950 am
Course offeringstimes subject to chagne
Cost Math courses are 4 credits cost = $380 per semester plus books
Other courses are 3 credits cost = $285 per semester plus books
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SILDL High School Courses
Description These hybrid courses (online using local area teachers) are self paced yet rigorous and are
taught and monitored by certified teachers These courses are free with the exception of some course
materials may be needed
Course Offerings (May Change)
Agribusiness
Anatomy and Physiology
Natural History
Physics
Comprehensive Creative Art
Accounting 1 and 2
Digital Media
Service Learning
Spanish 1 and 2
Note If TAHS offers an above course in house we will place student in lsquoin housersquo course
unless extenuating circumstances
NSU Center for Statewide E-Learning AP Learning Power
Description These online AP courses are for public high school students The Learning Power AP
coursework will be challenging so a solid academic background in the identified content area will be
essential The course is free but there is a fee for taking the test
Course Offerings
AP Biology
AP Calculus AB
AP Chemistry
AP EnglishLanguage and Composition
AP EnglishLiterature and Composition
AP Physics B
AP Statistics
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CAREER AND TECHNICAL EDCUATION ACADEMY SIOUX FALLS SCHOOL DISTRICT
Description The CTE Academy is in Sioux Falls We bus for the 715 am course Course schedules vary from semester to semester There is an application process
Architecture and Construction Carpentry I (CTC-30613062) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 2 semesters (2 hours) Credit 1 credit semester Description Successful carpenters need to know more than just how to operate equipment Learn the basics of this career and the value of doing work by constructing two homes from the foundation to the rafters to near completion
Carpentry II (CTC-30813082) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Carpentry I Length 2 semesters (2 hours) Credit 1 credit semester Description In this continuation of Carpentry I young carpenters learn leadership qualities while building a home at the CTE Academy Gain an increased understanding of specialty products and materials Learn project cost-estimating and blue printing
Advanced Woodworking and Cabinet Making (CTC-30903092) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 semester (2 hours) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn advanced woodworking skills including building and installation of cabinets while developing workplace connections and exploring careers in the field
Hospitality and Tourism CulinaryRestaurant Management I (ProStart I) (CTT-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 semester (2 hours) Credit 1 credit semester Description The ProStart program is an industry-based program that prepares students for careers in the restaurant and food service industry Topics include preparing and serving safe food preventing accidents and injuries industrial kitchen equipment usage nutrition business math and business cost awareness
CulinaryResturant Management II (ProStart II) (CTT-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites ProStart I Length 1 semester (2 hours) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn how to be successful in the hospitality and tourism career field Students continue their study of culinary arts ndash gaining essential customer services skills used in food service lodging and business careers Select students have the opportunity to participate in the CTE Culinary Arts competition team
33
Baking and Pastries (CTT-3040) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites ProStart I Length 1 semester (2 hours) Credit 1 credit semester Description In this specialized class students gain the fundamental skills necessary to work in a commercial bakery or your own kitchen Advanced studies include breads pies cakes pastries and much more
Arts AV Technology and Communications Intro to Arts AV Technology and Communications (CTA-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none
Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Lights Camera Action Be your own director Write and produce audio and video projects that inform demonstrate persuade and even entertain Students get hands-on experience using the same digital technology used in world renowned video and film production companies
AV Production (CTA-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to ArtsAV Tech amp Com Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Develop advanced skills in writing and production of audio and video projects Make your work accessible on the internet and see your own quality work proudly displayed on the Districtrsquos cable access channel KLRN-TV
Broadcast Technology (CTA-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to ArtsAV Tech amp Com Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Produce video and audio projects and pieces for the KLRN Klassroom TV show as well as off-site remote broadcasts This course is designed to prepare high school students for professional employment andor further education in television news sports and digital video production
Digital Music Production (CTA-3040) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to ArtsAV Tech amp Com Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Develop knowledge of the music business music copyright and the use electronic music in the entertainment business computer gaming internet technology and music production field
Digital Animation (CTA-3050) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to ArtsAV Tech amp Com Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Manipulate images music and graphics to create animated projects Animation is seen in advertisements on television on your computer screen and on many other things that pop up from the internet
Heath Science
34
Health Careers I (CTS-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none (recommended Anatomy Physiology) Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Want a career in the exciting medical profession Develop an awareness of various health-related careers while learning entry-level skills needed for all jobs in the profession Guest speakers demonstrations and field trips to local health care facilities provide real-life learning opportunities
Health Careers II (CTS-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Health Careers I (need a grade of C or better) Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Try a career in the medical field by completing an internship in a health care facility Apply entry-level skills while on the job Upon successful completion of both courses students are eligible to sit for the Certified Nursing Assistant (CAN) Exam
Project Lead the Way Biomedical Sciences Program This program is divided into four courses-each course building upon the previous Students interested in math science and the human body will be exposed to dynamic hands-on real-world problems to engage and challenge students who are interested in a career in medicine
Principals of Biomedical Sciences PLTW (CTS-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none (recommended Biology Chemistry) Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Study human medicine research processes and get an introduction to crime scene analysis Students investigate various health conditions such as heart disease diabetes sickle cell disease etc Students are engaged through hands-on projects and medical researched
Human Body Systems Biomed II PLTW (CTS-3040) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Principals of Biomedical Sciences Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Play the role of biomedical professionals solving medical mysteries and explore how body systems work together to maintain good health Students investigate the structures and functions of the human body
Medical Interventions Biomed III PLTW (CTS-3050) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Human Body Systems Biomed II Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description This ldquohow-tordquo class allows students to explore how to prevent and fight infection how to screen and evaluate the code in human DNA how to prevent diagnose and treat cancer and how to prevail when the organs of the body begin to fail
Biomedical Innovation Biomed IV PTLW (CTS-3060) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Medical Interventions Biomed III Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description In this capstone course students design and conduct experiments related to the diagnosis treatment and prevention of disease or illness Course includes an internship in the community
35
Human Services All Human Services students study confidentially and are CPRAED certified Students prepare personal resume and portfolio
Intro to Human Services (CTH - 3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description People-oriented occupations require training in human development parenting personal care and wellness counseling consumer services and employment skills Through field experiences and classroom activities students identify possibly career paths suitable to their strengths skills and talents
Guiding Youth and Families (CTH-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Students explore careers related to working directly with youth adolescents adults and the elderly Classroom activities and field experiences expose students to topics including behavior theory relationships ethics and legal issues social problems support systems and learning theories
Personal Services (CTH-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Students learn advanced study of human care and wellness while exploring communication strategies dietetics and nutrition exercise and fitness first aid ethics and legal issues and event planning This is a great choice for students who wish to go into cosmetology personal training or dietetics
Information Technology Introduction to Technology and Computer Support (CTN-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Students learn about computer technology inside a lab format Topics include computer assembly and disassembly troubleshooting repairs operating system installation and peripheral device support Advanced topics include operating system optimization and networking
Advanced Computer Support and Networking (CTN-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Technology and Computer Support Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Upon completion of this course students are prepared to take the CompTIA A+ certification exams Topics include advanced troubleshooting setting up a computer network supporting networking devices establishing network securities and supporting mobile devices
Manufacturing and Welding Principles of Manufacturing (CTM-3010)
36
Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description This project based class covers careers in the fields of Manufacturing and Mechatronics Learn measurement robotics and pneumatics thermal technology basic CAD operations machine tools quality controls welding and soldering purchasing and warehouse management
ElectronicsRobotics (CTM-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Principals of Manufacturing Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Gain advanced knowledge of robotics electronics ACDC electrical manufacturing processes control and materials Advanced training in soldering may lead to industry certification
Introduction to Auto Welding I ( ) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description
Welding II (CTM-3220) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Welding I Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Improve work and safety skills by making and using workable plans for school and personal projects Students improve out-of-position welding skills with SMAW (Shield Metal Arc Welding) and GMAC (Gas Metal Arc Welding) and become proficient in the use of a plasma cutter and wire feed welding processes
Advanced Welding amp Fabrication (CTM-3230) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Welding I and Welding II Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 Credit semester Description Students are exposed to gas tungsten arc welding aluminum welding gouging blueprint reading and heavy duty welding applications for large scale welding projects Students shadow a professional in the field to understand the physical attributes of the career
Aviation Introduction to Aviation (CTF-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn all aspects of the aviation industry including history principles of flight aircraft systems and performance weather navigation and aviation physiology Career exploration and flight simulation training make this an exciting class
Advanced Aviation and Flight (CTF-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Aviation
37
Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Prepare to take the FAA private pilot written exam as well as gain significant knowledge to begin an FAA flight training programming Learn aerodynamics air craft systems federal regulations flight planning weather and flight maneuvers
Science Technology Engineering and Math Project Lead The Way Pathway to Engineering Program Design an alternative housing project test and build wind turbines and apply engineering concepts related to biomechanics ndash think robotics Earn up to 12 college credits towards your engineering degree while you are in high school
Introduction to Engineering Design Engineering I PTLW (CTE-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Students learn how to apply the engineering design process to solve problems in and out of the classroom Using real world 3-D software students communicate the details of the products and will have the opportunity to create prototypes using our 3-D printer
Principles of Engineering Engineering II PTLW (CTE-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Engineering Design Engineering I Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn about major engineering concepts you will encounter in a college engineering curriculum Conduct destructive testing as you learn about material properties Apply your knowledge of engineering concepts as you tackle real-world engineering design problems through the use of VEX Robotics
Digital Electronics Engineering III PTLW (CTE-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Principles of Engineering Engineering II Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Use combinational and sequential logic design key elements of careers in engineering Students design circuits to solve problems export their designs to a printed circuit auto-routing program that generates printed circuit boards and use appropriate components to build their designs
Engineering Design and Development (EDD) Engineering IV PTLW (CTE-3080) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Digital Electronics Engineering III Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Design test and construct a solution to real-world engineering problem The EDD course allows students to apply skills and knowledge learned in previous Project Lead The Way courses
Transportation Distribution and Logistics Introduction to Vehicle Systems and Maintenance offered at the home high schools is a prerequisite for the auto tech courses
Introduction to Auto Welding I ( ) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description This course has been approved by the South Dakota Department of
38
Education to fulfill high school graduation requirements for Career amp Technical Education(CTE) Successful completion of this course is a prerequisite to take the advanced Auto Tech courses at the CTE Academy Demonstrate safety in the shop and lab while obtaining skills for the career and hobby opportunities in the automotive field Students will raise and support all vehicles inspect fluid levels perform an oil change and chassis lube service Students will test service and inspect vehicle electrical cooling and chassis systems Students will also perform services on tires transmission brakes fuel system and interior and exterior surfaces
Automotive Brakes (CTL-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn the fine adjustments and diagnosis techniques of automobile braking systems while troubleshooting and testing Use industry-quality computer equipment to learn the proper installation analyze data and repair vehicle brakes under actual conditions
Automotive Suspension and Steering (CTL-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn the fine adjustments and diagnosis of suspension and steering systems Troubleshoot and test steering and suspension components Use industry-quality equipment and computers to analyze data while working on vehicles under actual conditions
Automotive Electronics (CTL-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Test electronic engine controls and computer diagnosis perform ignition and tune-up procedures test charging and starting systems
Automotive Engine Performance (CTL-3040) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Using the latest in automotive technology and diagnostic equipment students build on their knowledge about fuel systems and fuel injection systems repair under actual lab and shop conditions
Introduction to Auto Body Repair and Estimating (CTL-3050) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Become acquainted with the requirements qualifications and skills needed in the field of auto body repair Demonstrate proper procedures and safety when handling tools and equipment
Auto Body Structural Analysis and Damage Repair (CTL-3060) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Body Repair and Estimating Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester
39
Description Demonstrate skills necessary for repairing auto body damage and repainting Successful completion may result in credits in the Auto Body Technology program at Southeast Technical Institute
Auto Body Nonstructural Analysis and Damage Repair (CTL-3070) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Body Repair and Estimating Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Repair auto body damage properly prepare automobile surfaces for painting analyze record and estimate the time and material needed to finish a vehicle Successful completion may result in credits in the Auto Body Technology program at Southeast Technical Institute
Auto Body Painting and Refinishing (CTL-3070) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Body Repair and Estimating Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Gain an understanding of the environmental regulations and industry processes used in painting and refinishing to achieve invisible repair
Academy of Finance This 2 or 3 year national program is designed to prepare students with practical skills to enter the real world of business and finance Earn up to 17 college credits Apply freshman or sophomore year for this program that is sponsored by the National Academy Foundation Financial support is provided by Citibank and numerous local internship sponsors
Sophomore Year Fall Semester Accounting I (ACBA40114012) Spring Semester Accounting II (ACBA40214022) or Introduction to Financial Services (ACBA4070) AND Banking and Credit (ACBA4050)
Junior Year Fall Semester Accounting I (ACBA40114012) or Introduction to Financial Services (ACBA4070) AND Banking and Credit (ACBA4050) Spring Semester Accounting II (ACBA40214022) or Introduction to Financial Services (ACBA4070) AND Banking and Credit (ACBA4050)
Summer Internship Senior Year Fall Semester Financial Planning (ACB-5010) Spring Semester Accounting II (ACBA20214022) AND Financial Economics (ACB-5020)
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One Page Course Offerings Summary
English Gr Math Gr Science Gr Social Science Gr English I ndash Comp
English I ndash Lit
English II ndash Speech
English II ndash CompLit
English III ndash Am Lit
English III ndash Adv
Comp
English IV ndash Brit Lit
English IV ndash Sr Writing
Adv Placement
LitComp
Yearbook Pub
Creative Writing
JournalismNewspaper
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10
11
11
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12
10-12
11-12
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Pathways to Algebra
Algebra I
Algebra II
Geometry
Informal Geometry
Pre-Calculus
Consumer Math
Calculus
Statistics
9
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Physical Science
Biology
Chemistry
Physics
AnatomyPhysiology
Astronomy
Environmental
Science
9
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Geography
World History
American History
AP US History
Government
Criminal Justice Today
International Affairs
Psychology
AP Psychology
American Presidents
African American History
Sociology
American History amp Film
9
9
10-11
11-12
12
10-12
11-12
11-12
11-12
11-12
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World Language Gr HealthPE Gr Business (CTE Gr FACS (CTE) Gr ASL I
ASL II
Spanish I
Spanish II
Spanish III
Spanish Literature
9-12
10-12
9-12
10-12
11-12
11-12
HS PE
Health
FitnessConditioning
9-12
9-12
10-12
Intro to Business
Accounting I
Accounting II
Business Law
Personal Finance
Economics
9-12
10-12
11-12
10-12
11-12
11-12
Interior Design
Advanced Interior Design
Nutrition and Wellness
Dietetics amp Nutrition
Human Dev
PrenatalTodd
Human Dev AdolAdult
Youth Internships
9-12
9-12
9-12
9-12
9-12
9-12
9-12
11-12
Information
Tech (CTE)
Gr Industrial Tech
(CTE)
Gr SILDL Gr Mt Marty Gr
Computer Applications
Web Design
Computer Hardware
Database Management
VB Programming
C++ Programming
Multimedia Design
Comp Prog (Game
Design)
9-12
9-12
10-12
10-12
10-12
10-12
10-12
10-12
Cabinet Making
Intro to Building Trade
Small Engines
Intro to Tech Education
9-12
9-12
10-12
9
Agribusiness
AnatomyPhysiology
Natural History
Physics
Comprehensive Art
Accounting 1 and 2
Digital Media
Service Learning
Spanish 1 and 2
Composition I
College Algebra
Intro to Psychology
American Government
Literature I
Pre-Calculus
Intro to Sociology
Fine Arts Gr Fine Arts Gr NSU Center Gr Intro to Art
Creative Drawing
Creative Painting
Digital Photography
Art Portfolio
Drama I
Drama II
9-12
10-12
10-12
9-12
11-12
9-12
10-12
Music Appreciation
Concert Band
Concert Choir
Womenrsquos Ensemble
Menrsquos Ensemble
Symphonic Band
9-12
9-12
9-12
9-12
9-12
9-12
AP Biology
AP Calculus AB
AP Chemistry
AP EnglishLanguage and
Composition
AP EnglishLiterature and
Composition
AP Physics B
AP Statistics
Other Courses Gr Senior Experience
Mentoring
Courses at CTE Academy
12
11-12
11-12
41
Name ___________________________________________________________
Freshmen Required Courses
English Composition English Literature
Geography World History
Physical Science
Computer Applications Web Design
Math Course
Elective
Elective
Elective
Total Credits
Credits
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
Parent Signature ___________________________________Date____________________
Tea Area Freshmen Registration
42
Name ___________________________________________________________
Sophomore Required Courses
Written Communication Speech
American History
Biology
Math Course
PEHealth Or other elective
Elective
Elective
Elective
Total Credits
Credits
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
Parent Signature ___________________________________Date____________________
Tea Area Sophomore Registration
43
Name ___________________________________________________________
Junior Required Courses
American Lit Advanced Comp
Check One Personal Finance ___
Economics ___
Science Course
Math Course
Elective
Elective
Elective
Elective
Total Credits
Credits
1
5
5
1
1
1
1
1
1
Parent Signature ___________________________________Date____________________
Tea Area Junior Registration
44
Name ___________________________________________________________
Senior Required Courses Senior English (3 options)
Government
Senior Project
Elective
Elective
Elective
Elective
Credits
1
5
1
1
1
1
1
Parent Signature ___________________________________Date____________________
Tea Area Senior Registration
28
Description In this course students learn of the perseverance bravery and achievements of African-Americans throughout United States history and of the continuing impact of African-Americans on life in the United States at the turn of the twenty-first century
American History and Film- SS 2201 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites American History or AP US History Length One Semester Credit 05 Credit Description This course offers an exploration of United States cultural and social history through the medium of film and other mediums of mass culture Students will be asked to rethink the relationships between reality and representation and to re-conceptualize the boundaries between history and film
Sociology- SS 2001 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites None Length One semester Credit 05 Credit Description In this course students will learn about the basis of culture social structure deviance and group behavior through the lens of basic theoretical perspectives of sociology
29
World Language Department
American Sign Language I- FL 1401 amp 1402 Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This introductory class to American Sign Language focuses on finger spelling numbers sign vocabulary grammar non-manual signals and culture of the Deaf community This class also focuses on how to interact with Deaf people and teaches Deaf values
American Sign Language II- FL 1404 amp 1405 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites American Sign Language I Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This course is an intermediate level class focusing on conversational American Sign Language skills and grammar including heightened emphasis on non-manual signals classifiers and storytelling techniques This class also takes a closer look at the Deaf World
Spanish I- FL 1101 amp1102 Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This course is an introduction to the Spanish Language and culture Students will be introduced to Spanish reading writing listening and speaking skills Students will be able to pronounce Spanish comprehend Spanish on a beginnerrsquos level and write short dialogues in Spanish Students will study the culture of the Spanish-speaking world
Spanish II- FL 1201 amp1202 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Spanish I Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description In this course students will continue to improve reading writing listening and speaking skills in Spanish Students will continue to learn about Spanish-speaking countries their histories and cultures through research and presentations
Spanish III- FL 1601 amp 1602 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Spanish II Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Descriptions Students will continue to improve reading writing listening and speaking skills We will review and continue studying the grammatical structure learned in Spanish I and II as well as the thematic vocabulary and complex sentence structures Cultural topics will be integrated into the curriculum Emphasis is on communication in Spanish
Spanish Literature - FL 06109 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Spanish III Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Descriptions Spanish Literature courses place an emphasis on reading understanding and reacting in writing to literature written in Spanish
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Other Courses
Senior Experience- FACS 1501 amp 1502 Required Grade Level 12 Prerequisites MUST BE A SENIOR Length Two Semester Credit 1 Credit Description The purpose of the project is to allow the student to demonstrate the knowledge and maturity that heshe has gained during the course of hisher education The project must be a ldquolearning stretchrdquo meaning that it must go beyond what one already knows or has experienced The Senior Experience is a three-part process consisting of a research paper a projectproduct that is an extension of the research and an oral presentation The topic of this experience is chosen by the student This course is a year long senior course and required for graduation
SILDL (Distance Learning) Courses
(Subject to Change) MMC College Courses
Teacher instructors hired by Mount Marty College and taken over the DDN network live with the
teacher Courses may also be offered online
Level These are college courses not open to underclassmen
Prerequisites
--In order to take these courses students must meet two of the following
A 30 cumulative grade point average
B Minimum grade of B in coursework related to the college course
C ACT score of at least 21 in the content area subtest
D Rank in the top frac12 of the class
Courses and Times
Fall Courses
Composition 1 ndash 700-750 am (possibly other times)
College Algebra ndash 800-850 am
Intro to Psychology ndash 900-950 am
American Government ndash 300 ndash 350 pm
Spring Courses
Literature 1 ndash 700-750 am
Pre-Calculus ndash 800-850 am
Intro to Sociology ndash 900-950 am
Course offeringstimes subject to chagne
Cost Math courses are 4 credits cost = $380 per semester plus books
Other courses are 3 credits cost = $285 per semester plus books
31
SILDL High School Courses
Description These hybrid courses (online using local area teachers) are self paced yet rigorous and are
taught and monitored by certified teachers These courses are free with the exception of some course
materials may be needed
Course Offerings (May Change)
Agribusiness
Anatomy and Physiology
Natural History
Physics
Comprehensive Creative Art
Accounting 1 and 2
Digital Media
Service Learning
Spanish 1 and 2
Note If TAHS offers an above course in house we will place student in lsquoin housersquo course
unless extenuating circumstances
NSU Center for Statewide E-Learning AP Learning Power
Description These online AP courses are for public high school students The Learning Power AP
coursework will be challenging so a solid academic background in the identified content area will be
essential The course is free but there is a fee for taking the test
Course Offerings
AP Biology
AP Calculus AB
AP Chemistry
AP EnglishLanguage and Composition
AP EnglishLiterature and Composition
AP Physics B
AP Statistics
32
CAREER AND TECHNICAL EDCUATION ACADEMY SIOUX FALLS SCHOOL DISTRICT
Description The CTE Academy is in Sioux Falls We bus for the 715 am course Course schedules vary from semester to semester There is an application process
Architecture and Construction Carpentry I (CTC-30613062) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 2 semesters (2 hours) Credit 1 credit semester Description Successful carpenters need to know more than just how to operate equipment Learn the basics of this career and the value of doing work by constructing two homes from the foundation to the rafters to near completion
Carpentry II (CTC-30813082) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Carpentry I Length 2 semesters (2 hours) Credit 1 credit semester Description In this continuation of Carpentry I young carpenters learn leadership qualities while building a home at the CTE Academy Gain an increased understanding of specialty products and materials Learn project cost-estimating and blue printing
Advanced Woodworking and Cabinet Making (CTC-30903092) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 semester (2 hours) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn advanced woodworking skills including building and installation of cabinets while developing workplace connections and exploring careers in the field
Hospitality and Tourism CulinaryRestaurant Management I (ProStart I) (CTT-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 semester (2 hours) Credit 1 credit semester Description The ProStart program is an industry-based program that prepares students for careers in the restaurant and food service industry Topics include preparing and serving safe food preventing accidents and injuries industrial kitchen equipment usage nutrition business math and business cost awareness
CulinaryResturant Management II (ProStart II) (CTT-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites ProStart I Length 1 semester (2 hours) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn how to be successful in the hospitality and tourism career field Students continue their study of culinary arts ndash gaining essential customer services skills used in food service lodging and business careers Select students have the opportunity to participate in the CTE Culinary Arts competition team
33
Baking and Pastries (CTT-3040) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites ProStart I Length 1 semester (2 hours) Credit 1 credit semester Description In this specialized class students gain the fundamental skills necessary to work in a commercial bakery or your own kitchen Advanced studies include breads pies cakes pastries and much more
Arts AV Technology and Communications Intro to Arts AV Technology and Communications (CTA-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none
Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Lights Camera Action Be your own director Write and produce audio and video projects that inform demonstrate persuade and even entertain Students get hands-on experience using the same digital technology used in world renowned video and film production companies
AV Production (CTA-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to ArtsAV Tech amp Com Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Develop advanced skills in writing and production of audio and video projects Make your work accessible on the internet and see your own quality work proudly displayed on the Districtrsquos cable access channel KLRN-TV
Broadcast Technology (CTA-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to ArtsAV Tech amp Com Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Produce video and audio projects and pieces for the KLRN Klassroom TV show as well as off-site remote broadcasts This course is designed to prepare high school students for professional employment andor further education in television news sports and digital video production
Digital Music Production (CTA-3040) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to ArtsAV Tech amp Com Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Develop knowledge of the music business music copyright and the use electronic music in the entertainment business computer gaming internet technology and music production field
Digital Animation (CTA-3050) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to ArtsAV Tech amp Com Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Manipulate images music and graphics to create animated projects Animation is seen in advertisements on television on your computer screen and on many other things that pop up from the internet
Heath Science
34
Health Careers I (CTS-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none (recommended Anatomy Physiology) Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Want a career in the exciting medical profession Develop an awareness of various health-related careers while learning entry-level skills needed for all jobs in the profession Guest speakers demonstrations and field trips to local health care facilities provide real-life learning opportunities
Health Careers II (CTS-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Health Careers I (need a grade of C or better) Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Try a career in the medical field by completing an internship in a health care facility Apply entry-level skills while on the job Upon successful completion of both courses students are eligible to sit for the Certified Nursing Assistant (CAN) Exam
Project Lead the Way Biomedical Sciences Program This program is divided into four courses-each course building upon the previous Students interested in math science and the human body will be exposed to dynamic hands-on real-world problems to engage and challenge students who are interested in a career in medicine
Principals of Biomedical Sciences PLTW (CTS-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none (recommended Biology Chemistry) Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Study human medicine research processes and get an introduction to crime scene analysis Students investigate various health conditions such as heart disease diabetes sickle cell disease etc Students are engaged through hands-on projects and medical researched
Human Body Systems Biomed II PLTW (CTS-3040) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Principals of Biomedical Sciences Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Play the role of biomedical professionals solving medical mysteries and explore how body systems work together to maintain good health Students investigate the structures and functions of the human body
Medical Interventions Biomed III PLTW (CTS-3050) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Human Body Systems Biomed II Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description This ldquohow-tordquo class allows students to explore how to prevent and fight infection how to screen and evaluate the code in human DNA how to prevent diagnose and treat cancer and how to prevail when the organs of the body begin to fail
Biomedical Innovation Biomed IV PTLW (CTS-3060) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Medical Interventions Biomed III Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description In this capstone course students design and conduct experiments related to the diagnosis treatment and prevention of disease or illness Course includes an internship in the community
35
Human Services All Human Services students study confidentially and are CPRAED certified Students prepare personal resume and portfolio
Intro to Human Services (CTH - 3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description People-oriented occupations require training in human development parenting personal care and wellness counseling consumer services and employment skills Through field experiences and classroom activities students identify possibly career paths suitable to their strengths skills and talents
Guiding Youth and Families (CTH-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Students explore careers related to working directly with youth adolescents adults and the elderly Classroom activities and field experiences expose students to topics including behavior theory relationships ethics and legal issues social problems support systems and learning theories
Personal Services (CTH-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Students learn advanced study of human care and wellness while exploring communication strategies dietetics and nutrition exercise and fitness first aid ethics and legal issues and event planning This is a great choice for students who wish to go into cosmetology personal training or dietetics
Information Technology Introduction to Technology and Computer Support (CTN-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Students learn about computer technology inside a lab format Topics include computer assembly and disassembly troubleshooting repairs operating system installation and peripheral device support Advanced topics include operating system optimization and networking
Advanced Computer Support and Networking (CTN-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Technology and Computer Support Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Upon completion of this course students are prepared to take the CompTIA A+ certification exams Topics include advanced troubleshooting setting up a computer network supporting networking devices establishing network securities and supporting mobile devices
Manufacturing and Welding Principles of Manufacturing (CTM-3010)
36
Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description This project based class covers careers in the fields of Manufacturing and Mechatronics Learn measurement robotics and pneumatics thermal technology basic CAD operations machine tools quality controls welding and soldering purchasing and warehouse management
ElectronicsRobotics (CTM-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Principals of Manufacturing Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Gain advanced knowledge of robotics electronics ACDC electrical manufacturing processes control and materials Advanced training in soldering may lead to industry certification
Introduction to Auto Welding I ( ) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description
Welding II (CTM-3220) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Welding I Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Improve work and safety skills by making and using workable plans for school and personal projects Students improve out-of-position welding skills with SMAW (Shield Metal Arc Welding) and GMAC (Gas Metal Arc Welding) and become proficient in the use of a plasma cutter and wire feed welding processes
Advanced Welding amp Fabrication (CTM-3230) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Welding I and Welding II Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 Credit semester Description Students are exposed to gas tungsten arc welding aluminum welding gouging blueprint reading and heavy duty welding applications for large scale welding projects Students shadow a professional in the field to understand the physical attributes of the career
Aviation Introduction to Aviation (CTF-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn all aspects of the aviation industry including history principles of flight aircraft systems and performance weather navigation and aviation physiology Career exploration and flight simulation training make this an exciting class
Advanced Aviation and Flight (CTF-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Aviation
37
Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Prepare to take the FAA private pilot written exam as well as gain significant knowledge to begin an FAA flight training programming Learn aerodynamics air craft systems federal regulations flight planning weather and flight maneuvers
Science Technology Engineering and Math Project Lead The Way Pathway to Engineering Program Design an alternative housing project test and build wind turbines and apply engineering concepts related to biomechanics ndash think robotics Earn up to 12 college credits towards your engineering degree while you are in high school
Introduction to Engineering Design Engineering I PTLW (CTE-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Students learn how to apply the engineering design process to solve problems in and out of the classroom Using real world 3-D software students communicate the details of the products and will have the opportunity to create prototypes using our 3-D printer
Principles of Engineering Engineering II PTLW (CTE-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Engineering Design Engineering I Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn about major engineering concepts you will encounter in a college engineering curriculum Conduct destructive testing as you learn about material properties Apply your knowledge of engineering concepts as you tackle real-world engineering design problems through the use of VEX Robotics
Digital Electronics Engineering III PTLW (CTE-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Principles of Engineering Engineering II Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Use combinational and sequential logic design key elements of careers in engineering Students design circuits to solve problems export their designs to a printed circuit auto-routing program that generates printed circuit boards and use appropriate components to build their designs
Engineering Design and Development (EDD) Engineering IV PTLW (CTE-3080) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Digital Electronics Engineering III Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Design test and construct a solution to real-world engineering problem The EDD course allows students to apply skills and knowledge learned in previous Project Lead The Way courses
Transportation Distribution and Logistics Introduction to Vehicle Systems and Maintenance offered at the home high schools is a prerequisite for the auto tech courses
Introduction to Auto Welding I ( ) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description This course has been approved by the South Dakota Department of
38
Education to fulfill high school graduation requirements for Career amp Technical Education(CTE) Successful completion of this course is a prerequisite to take the advanced Auto Tech courses at the CTE Academy Demonstrate safety in the shop and lab while obtaining skills for the career and hobby opportunities in the automotive field Students will raise and support all vehicles inspect fluid levels perform an oil change and chassis lube service Students will test service and inspect vehicle electrical cooling and chassis systems Students will also perform services on tires transmission brakes fuel system and interior and exterior surfaces
Automotive Brakes (CTL-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn the fine adjustments and diagnosis techniques of automobile braking systems while troubleshooting and testing Use industry-quality computer equipment to learn the proper installation analyze data and repair vehicle brakes under actual conditions
Automotive Suspension and Steering (CTL-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn the fine adjustments and diagnosis of suspension and steering systems Troubleshoot and test steering and suspension components Use industry-quality equipment and computers to analyze data while working on vehicles under actual conditions
Automotive Electronics (CTL-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Test electronic engine controls and computer diagnosis perform ignition and tune-up procedures test charging and starting systems
Automotive Engine Performance (CTL-3040) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Using the latest in automotive technology and diagnostic equipment students build on their knowledge about fuel systems and fuel injection systems repair under actual lab and shop conditions
Introduction to Auto Body Repair and Estimating (CTL-3050) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Become acquainted with the requirements qualifications and skills needed in the field of auto body repair Demonstrate proper procedures and safety when handling tools and equipment
Auto Body Structural Analysis and Damage Repair (CTL-3060) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Body Repair and Estimating Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester
39
Description Demonstrate skills necessary for repairing auto body damage and repainting Successful completion may result in credits in the Auto Body Technology program at Southeast Technical Institute
Auto Body Nonstructural Analysis and Damage Repair (CTL-3070) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Body Repair and Estimating Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Repair auto body damage properly prepare automobile surfaces for painting analyze record and estimate the time and material needed to finish a vehicle Successful completion may result in credits in the Auto Body Technology program at Southeast Technical Institute
Auto Body Painting and Refinishing (CTL-3070) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Body Repair and Estimating Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Gain an understanding of the environmental regulations and industry processes used in painting and refinishing to achieve invisible repair
Academy of Finance This 2 or 3 year national program is designed to prepare students with practical skills to enter the real world of business and finance Earn up to 17 college credits Apply freshman or sophomore year for this program that is sponsored by the National Academy Foundation Financial support is provided by Citibank and numerous local internship sponsors
Sophomore Year Fall Semester Accounting I (ACBA40114012) Spring Semester Accounting II (ACBA40214022) or Introduction to Financial Services (ACBA4070) AND Banking and Credit (ACBA4050)
Junior Year Fall Semester Accounting I (ACBA40114012) or Introduction to Financial Services (ACBA4070) AND Banking and Credit (ACBA4050) Spring Semester Accounting II (ACBA40214022) or Introduction to Financial Services (ACBA4070) AND Banking and Credit (ACBA4050)
Summer Internship Senior Year Fall Semester Financial Planning (ACB-5010) Spring Semester Accounting II (ACBA20214022) AND Financial Economics (ACB-5020)
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One Page Course Offerings Summary
English Gr Math Gr Science Gr Social Science Gr English I ndash Comp
English I ndash Lit
English II ndash Speech
English II ndash CompLit
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English III ndash Adv
Comp
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English IV ndash Sr Writing
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International Affairs
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AP Psychology
American Presidents
African American History
Sociology
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Spanish III
Spanish Literature
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FitnessConditioning
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Personal Finance
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Interior Design
Advanced Interior Design
Nutrition and Wellness
Dietetics amp Nutrition
Human Dev
PrenatalTodd
Human Dev AdolAdult
Youth Internships
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Tech (CTE)
Gr Industrial Tech
(CTE)
Gr SILDL Gr Mt Marty Gr
Computer Applications
Web Design
Computer Hardware
Database Management
VB Programming
C++ Programming
Multimedia Design
Comp Prog (Game
Design)
9-12
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Cabinet Making
Intro to Building Trade
Small Engines
Intro to Tech Education
9-12
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Agribusiness
AnatomyPhysiology
Natural History
Physics
Comprehensive Art
Accounting 1 and 2
Digital Media
Service Learning
Spanish 1 and 2
Composition I
College Algebra
Intro to Psychology
American Government
Literature I
Pre-Calculus
Intro to Sociology
Fine Arts Gr Fine Arts Gr NSU Center Gr Intro to Art
Creative Drawing
Creative Painting
Digital Photography
Art Portfolio
Drama I
Drama II
9-12
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11-12
9-12
10-12
Music Appreciation
Concert Band
Concert Choir
Womenrsquos Ensemble
Menrsquos Ensemble
Symphonic Band
9-12
9-12
9-12
9-12
9-12
9-12
AP Biology
AP Calculus AB
AP Chemistry
AP EnglishLanguage and
Composition
AP EnglishLiterature and
Composition
AP Physics B
AP Statistics
Other Courses Gr Senior Experience
Mentoring
Courses at CTE Academy
12
11-12
11-12
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Freshmen Required Courses
English Composition English Literature
Geography World History
Physical Science
Computer Applications Web Design
Math Course
Elective
Elective
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1
1
1
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1
1
Parent Signature ___________________________________Date____________________
Tea Area Freshmen Registration
42
Name ___________________________________________________________
Sophomore Required Courses
Written Communication Speech
American History
Biology
Math Course
PEHealth Or other elective
Elective
Elective
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Total Credits
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1
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1
1
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Parent Signature ___________________________________Date____________________
Tea Area Sophomore Registration
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Name ___________________________________________________________
Junior Required Courses
American Lit Advanced Comp
Check One Personal Finance ___
Economics ___
Science Course
Math Course
Elective
Elective
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Total Credits
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5
1
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Parent Signature ___________________________________Date____________________
Tea Area Junior Registration
44
Name ___________________________________________________________
Senior Required Courses Senior English (3 options)
Government
Senior Project
Elective
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Credits
1
5
1
1
1
1
1
Parent Signature ___________________________________Date____________________
Tea Area Senior Registration
29
World Language Department
American Sign Language I- FL 1401 amp 1402 Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This introductory class to American Sign Language focuses on finger spelling numbers sign vocabulary grammar non-manual signals and culture of the Deaf community This class also focuses on how to interact with Deaf people and teaches Deaf values
American Sign Language II- FL 1404 amp 1405 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites American Sign Language I Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This course is an intermediate level class focusing on conversational American Sign Language skills and grammar including heightened emphasis on non-manual signals classifiers and storytelling techniques This class also takes a closer look at the Deaf World
Spanish I- FL 1101 amp1102 Elective Grade Level 9-12 Prerequisites None Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description This course is an introduction to the Spanish Language and culture Students will be introduced to Spanish reading writing listening and speaking skills Students will be able to pronounce Spanish comprehend Spanish on a beginnerrsquos level and write short dialogues in Spanish Students will study the culture of the Spanish-speaking world
Spanish II- FL 1201 amp1202 Elective Grade Level 10-12 Prerequisites Spanish I Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Description In this course students will continue to improve reading writing listening and speaking skills in Spanish Students will continue to learn about Spanish-speaking countries their histories and cultures through research and presentations
Spanish III- FL 1601 amp 1602 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Spanish II Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Descriptions Students will continue to improve reading writing listening and speaking skills We will review and continue studying the grammatical structure learned in Spanish I and II as well as the thematic vocabulary and complex sentence structures Cultural topics will be integrated into the curriculum Emphasis is on communication in Spanish
Spanish Literature - FL 06109 Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Spanish III Length Two Semesters Credit 1 Credit Descriptions Spanish Literature courses place an emphasis on reading understanding and reacting in writing to literature written in Spanish
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Other Courses
Senior Experience- FACS 1501 amp 1502 Required Grade Level 12 Prerequisites MUST BE A SENIOR Length Two Semester Credit 1 Credit Description The purpose of the project is to allow the student to demonstrate the knowledge and maturity that heshe has gained during the course of hisher education The project must be a ldquolearning stretchrdquo meaning that it must go beyond what one already knows or has experienced The Senior Experience is a three-part process consisting of a research paper a projectproduct that is an extension of the research and an oral presentation The topic of this experience is chosen by the student This course is a year long senior course and required for graduation
SILDL (Distance Learning) Courses
(Subject to Change) MMC College Courses
Teacher instructors hired by Mount Marty College and taken over the DDN network live with the
teacher Courses may also be offered online
Level These are college courses not open to underclassmen
Prerequisites
--In order to take these courses students must meet two of the following
A 30 cumulative grade point average
B Minimum grade of B in coursework related to the college course
C ACT score of at least 21 in the content area subtest
D Rank in the top frac12 of the class
Courses and Times
Fall Courses
Composition 1 ndash 700-750 am (possibly other times)
College Algebra ndash 800-850 am
Intro to Psychology ndash 900-950 am
American Government ndash 300 ndash 350 pm
Spring Courses
Literature 1 ndash 700-750 am
Pre-Calculus ndash 800-850 am
Intro to Sociology ndash 900-950 am
Course offeringstimes subject to chagne
Cost Math courses are 4 credits cost = $380 per semester plus books
Other courses are 3 credits cost = $285 per semester plus books
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SILDL High School Courses
Description These hybrid courses (online using local area teachers) are self paced yet rigorous and are
taught and monitored by certified teachers These courses are free with the exception of some course
materials may be needed
Course Offerings (May Change)
Agribusiness
Anatomy and Physiology
Natural History
Physics
Comprehensive Creative Art
Accounting 1 and 2
Digital Media
Service Learning
Spanish 1 and 2
Note If TAHS offers an above course in house we will place student in lsquoin housersquo course
unless extenuating circumstances
NSU Center for Statewide E-Learning AP Learning Power
Description These online AP courses are for public high school students The Learning Power AP
coursework will be challenging so a solid academic background in the identified content area will be
essential The course is free but there is a fee for taking the test
Course Offerings
AP Biology
AP Calculus AB
AP Chemistry
AP EnglishLanguage and Composition
AP EnglishLiterature and Composition
AP Physics B
AP Statistics
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CAREER AND TECHNICAL EDCUATION ACADEMY SIOUX FALLS SCHOOL DISTRICT
Description The CTE Academy is in Sioux Falls We bus for the 715 am course Course schedules vary from semester to semester There is an application process
Architecture and Construction Carpentry I (CTC-30613062) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 2 semesters (2 hours) Credit 1 credit semester Description Successful carpenters need to know more than just how to operate equipment Learn the basics of this career and the value of doing work by constructing two homes from the foundation to the rafters to near completion
Carpentry II (CTC-30813082) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Carpentry I Length 2 semesters (2 hours) Credit 1 credit semester Description In this continuation of Carpentry I young carpenters learn leadership qualities while building a home at the CTE Academy Gain an increased understanding of specialty products and materials Learn project cost-estimating and blue printing
Advanced Woodworking and Cabinet Making (CTC-30903092) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 semester (2 hours) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn advanced woodworking skills including building and installation of cabinets while developing workplace connections and exploring careers in the field
Hospitality and Tourism CulinaryRestaurant Management I (ProStart I) (CTT-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 semester (2 hours) Credit 1 credit semester Description The ProStart program is an industry-based program that prepares students for careers in the restaurant and food service industry Topics include preparing and serving safe food preventing accidents and injuries industrial kitchen equipment usage nutrition business math and business cost awareness
CulinaryResturant Management II (ProStart II) (CTT-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites ProStart I Length 1 semester (2 hours) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn how to be successful in the hospitality and tourism career field Students continue their study of culinary arts ndash gaining essential customer services skills used in food service lodging and business careers Select students have the opportunity to participate in the CTE Culinary Arts competition team
33
Baking and Pastries (CTT-3040) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites ProStart I Length 1 semester (2 hours) Credit 1 credit semester Description In this specialized class students gain the fundamental skills necessary to work in a commercial bakery or your own kitchen Advanced studies include breads pies cakes pastries and much more
Arts AV Technology and Communications Intro to Arts AV Technology and Communications (CTA-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none
Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Lights Camera Action Be your own director Write and produce audio and video projects that inform demonstrate persuade and even entertain Students get hands-on experience using the same digital technology used in world renowned video and film production companies
AV Production (CTA-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to ArtsAV Tech amp Com Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Develop advanced skills in writing and production of audio and video projects Make your work accessible on the internet and see your own quality work proudly displayed on the Districtrsquos cable access channel KLRN-TV
Broadcast Technology (CTA-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to ArtsAV Tech amp Com Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Produce video and audio projects and pieces for the KLRN Klassroom TV show as well as off-site remote broadcasts This course is designed to prepare high school students for professional employment andor further education in television news sports and digital video production
Digital Music Production (CTA-3040) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to ArtsAV Tech amp Com Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Develop knowledge of the music business music copyright and the use electronic music in the entertainment business computer gaming internet technology and music production field
Digital Animation (CTA-3050) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to ArtsAV Tech amp Com Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Manipulate images music and graphics to create animated projects Animation is seen in advertisements on television on your computer screen and on many other things that pop up from the internet
Heath Science
34
Health Careers I (CTS-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none (recommended Anatomy Physiology) Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Want a career in the exciting medical profession Develop an awareness of various health-related careers while learning entry-level skills needed for all jobs in the profession Guest speakers demonstrations and field trips to local health care facilities provide real-life learning opportunities
Health Careers II (CTS-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Health Careers I (need a grade of C or better) Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Try a career in the medical field by completing an internship in a health care facility Apply entry-level skills while on the job Upon successful completion of both courses students are eligible to sit for the Certified Nursing Assistant (CAN) Exam
Project Lead the Way Biomedical Sciences Program This program is divided into four courses-each course building upon the previous Students interested in math science and the human body will be exposed to dynamic hands-on real-world problems to engage and challenge students who are interested in a career in medicine
Principals of Biomedical Sciences PLTW (CTS-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none (recommended Biology Chemistry) Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Study human medicine research processes and get an introduction to crime scene analysis Students investigate various health conditions such as heart disease diabetes sickle cell disease etc Students are engaged through hands-on projects and medical researched
Human Body Systems Biomed II PLTW (CTS-3040) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Principals of Biomedical Sciences Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Play the role of biomedical professionals solving medical mysteries and explore how body systems work together to maintain good health Students investigate the structures and functions of the human body
Medical Interventions Biomed III PLTW (CTS-3050) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Human Body Systems Biomed II Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description This ldquohow-tordquo class allows students to explore how to prevent and fight infection how to screen and evaluate the code in human DNA how to prevent diagnose and treat cancer and how to prevail when the organs of the body begin to fail
Biomedical Innovation Biomed IV PTLW (CTS-3060) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Medical Interventions Biomed III Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description In this capstone course students design and conduct experiments related to the diagnosis treatment and prevention of disease or illness Course includes an internship in the community
35
Human Services All Human Services students study confidentially and are CPRAED certified Students prepare personal resume and portfolio
Intro to Human Services (CTH - 3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description People-oriented occupations require training in human development parenting personal care and wellness counseling consumer services and employment skills Through field experiences and classroom activities students identify possibly career paths suitable to their strengths skills and talents
Guiding Youth and Families (CTH-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Students explore careers related to working directly with youth adolescents adults and the elderly Classroom activities and field experiences expose students to topics including behavior theory relationships ethics and legal issues social problems support systems and learning theories
Personal Services (CTH-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Students learn advanced study of human care and wellness while exploring communication strategies dietetics and nutrition exercise and fitness first aid ethics and legal issues and event planning This is a great choice for students who wish to go into cosmetology personal training or dietetics
Information Technology Introduction to Technology and Computer Support (CTN-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Students learn about computer technology inside a lab format Topics include computer assembly and disassembly troubleshooting repairs operating system installation and peripheral device support Advanced topics include operating system optimization and networking
Advanced Computer Support and Networking (CTN-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Technology and Computer Support Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Upon completion of this course students are prepared to take the CompTIA A+ certification exams Topics include advanced troubleshooting setting up a computer network supporting networking devices establishing network securities and supporting mobile devices
Manufacturing and Welding Principles of Manufacturing (CTM-3010)
36
Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description This project based class covers careers in the fields of Manufacturing and Mechatronics Learn measurement robotics and pneumatics thermal technology basic CAD operations machine tools quality controls welding and soldering purchasing and warehouse management
ElectronicsRobotics (CTM-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Principals of Manufacturing Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Gain advanced knowledge of robotics electronics ACDC electrical manufacturing processes control and materials Advanced training in soldering may lead to industry certification
Introduction to Auto Welding I ( ) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description
Welding II (CTM-3220) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Welding I Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Improve work and safety skills by making and using workable plans for school and personal projects Students improve out-of-position welding skills with SMAW (Shield Metal Arc Welding) and GMAC (Gas Metal Arc Welding) and become proficient in the use of a plasma cutter and wire feed welding processes
Advanced Welding amp Fabrication (CTM-3230) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Welding I and Welding II Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 Credit semester Description Students are exposed to gas tungsten arc welding aluminum welding gouging blueprint reading and heavy duty welding applications for large scale welding projects Students shadow a professional in the field to understand the physical attributes of the career
Aviation Introduction to Aviation (CTF-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn all aspects of the aviation industry including history principles of flight aircraft systems and performance weather navigation and aviation physiology Career exploration and flight simulation training make this an exciting class
Advanced Aviation and Flight (CTF-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Aviation
37
Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Prepare to take the FAA private pilot written exam as well as gain significant knowledge to begin an FAA flight training programming Learn aerodynamics air craft systems federal regulations flight planning weather and flight maneuvers
Science Technology Engineering and Math Project Lead The Way Pathway to Engineering Program Design an alternative housing project test and build wind turbines and apply engineering concepts related to biomechanics ndash think robotics Earn up to 12 college credits towards your engineering degree while you are in high school
Introduction to Engineering Design Engineering I PTLW (CTE-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Students learn how to apply the engineering design process to solve problems in and out of the classroom Using real world 3-D software students communicate the details of the products and will have the opportunity to create prototypes using our 3-D printer
Principles of Engineering Engineering II PTLW (CTE-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Engineering Design Engineering I Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn about major engineering concepts you will encounter in a college engineering curriculum Conduct destructive testing as you learn about material properties Apply your knowledge of engineering concepts as you tackle real-world engineering design problems through the use of VEX Robotics
Digital Electronics Engineering III PTLW (CTE-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Principles of Engineering Engineering II Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Use combinational and sequential logic design key elements of careers in engineering Students design circuits to solve problems export their designs to a printed circuit auto-routing program that generates printed circuit boards and use appropriate components to build their designs
Engineering Design and Development (EDD) Engineering IV PTLW (CTE-3080) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Digital Electronics Engineering III Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Design test and construct a solution to real-world engineering problem The EDD course allows students to apply skills and knowledge learned in previous Project Lead The Way courses
Transportation Distribution and Logistics Introduction to Vehicle Systems and Maintenance offered at the home high schools is a prerequisite for the auto tech courses
Introduction to Auto Welding I ( ) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description This course has been approved by the South Dakota Department of
38
Education to fulfill high school graduation requirements for Career amp Technical Education(CTE) Successful completion of this course is a prerequisite to take the advanced Auto Tech courses at the CTE Academy Demonstrate safety in the shop and lab while obtaining skills for the career and hobby opportunities in the automotive field Students will raise and support all vehicles inspect fluid levels perform an oil change and chassis lube service Students will test service and inspect vehicle electrical cooling and chassis systems Students will also perform services on tires transmission brakes fuel system and interior and exterior surfaces
Automotive Brakes (CTL-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn the fine adjustments and diagnosis techniques of automobile braking systems while troubleshooting and testing Use industry-quality computer equipment to learn the proper installation analyze data and repair vehicle brakes under actual conditions
Automotive Suspension and Steering (CTL-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn the fine adjustments and diagnosis of suspension and steering systems Troubleshoot and test steering and suspension components Use industry-quality equipment and computers to analyze data while working on vehicles under actual conditions
Automotive Electronics (CTL-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Test electronic engine controls and computer diagnosis perform ignition and tune-up procedures test charging and starting systems
Automotive Engine Performance (CTL-3040) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Using the latest in automotive technology and diagnostic equipment students build on their knowledge about fuel systems and fuel injection systems repair under actual lab and shop conditions
Introduction to Auto Body Repair and Estimating (CTL-3050) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Become acquainted with the requirements qualifications and skills needed in the field of auto body repair Demonstrate proper procedures and safety when handling tools and equipment
Auto Body Structural Analysis and Damage Repair (CTL-3060) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Body Repair and Estimating Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester
39
Description Demonstrate skills necessary for repairing auto body damage and repainting Successful completion may result in credits in the Auto Body Technology program at Southeast Technical Institute
Auto Body Nonstructural Analysis and Damage Repair (CTL-3070) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Body Repair and Estimating Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Repair auto body damage properly prepare automobile surfaces for painting analyze record and estimate the time and material needed to finish a vehicle Successful completion may result in credits in the Auto Body Technology program at Southeast Technical Institute
Auto Body Painting and Refinishing (CTL-3070) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Body Repair and Estimating Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Gain an understanding of the environmental regulations and industry processes used in painting and refinishing to achieve invisible repair
Academy of Finance This 2 or 3 year national program is designed to prepare students with practical skills to enter the real world of business and finance Earn up to 17 college credits Apply freshman or sophomore year for this program that is sponsored by the National Academy Foundation Financial support is provided by Citibank and numerous local internship sponsors
Sophomore Year Fall Semester Accounting I (ACBA40114012) Spring Semester Accounting II (ACBA40214022) or Introduction to Financial Services (ACBA4070) AND Banking and Credit (ACBA4050)
Junior Year Fall Semester Accounting I (ACBA40114012) or Introduction to Financial Services (ACBA4070) AND Banking and Credit (ACBA4050) Spring Semester Accounting II (ACBA40214022) or Introduction to Financial Services (ACBA4070) AND Banking and Credit (ACBA4050)
Summer Internship Senior Year Fall Semester Financial Planning (ACB-5010) Spring Semester Accounting II (ACBA20214022) AND Financial Economics (ACB-5020)
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One Page Course Offerings Summary
English Gr Math Gr Science Gr Social Science Gr English I ndash Comp
English I ndash Lit
English II ndash Speech
English II ndash CompLit
English III ndash Am Lit
English III ndash Adv
Comp
English IV ndash Brit Lit
English IV ndash Sr Writing
Adv Placement
LitComp
Yearbook Pub
Creative Writing
JournalismNewspaper
9
9
10
10
11
11
12
12
12
10-12
11-12
10-12
Pathways to Algebra
Algebra I
Algebra II
Geometry
Informal Geometry
Pre-Calculus
Consumer Math
Calculus
Statistics
9
9-12
10-12
9-12
11-12
11-12
12
11-12
Physical Science
Biology
Chemistry
Physics
AnatomyPhysiology
Astronomy
Environmental
Science
9
10
11-12
11-12
11-12
11-12
11-12
Geography
World History
American History
AP US History
Government
Criminal Justice Today
International Affairs
Psychology
AP Psychology
American Presidents
African American History
Sociology
American History amp Film
9
9
10-11
11-12
12
10-12
11-12
11-12
11-12
11-12
10-12
11-12
11-12
World Language Gr HealthPE Gr Business (CTE Gr FACS (CTE) Gr ASL I
ASL II
Spanish I
Spanish II
Spanish III
Spanish Literature
9-12
10-12
9-12
10-12
11-12
11-12
HS PE
Health
FitnessConditioning
9-12
9-12
10-12
Intro to Business
Accounting I
Accounting II
Business Law
Personal Finance
Economics
9-12
10-12
11-12
10-12
11-12
11-12
Interior Design
Advanced Interior Design
Nutrition and Wellness
Dietetics amp Nutrition
Human Dev
PrenatalTodd
Human Dev AdolAdult
Youth Internships
9-12
9-12
9-12
9-12
9-12
9-12
9-12
11-12
Information
Tech (CTE)
Gr Industrial Tech
(CTE)
Gr SILDL Gr Mt Marty Gr
Computer Applications
Web Design
Computer Hardware
Database Management
VB Programming
C++ Programming
Multimedia Design
Comp Prog (Game
Design)
9-12
9-12
10-12
10-12
10-12
10-12
10-12
10-12
Cabinet Making
Intro to Building Trade
Small Engines
Intro to Tech Education
9-12
9-12
10-12
9
Agribusiness
AnatomyPhysiology
Natural History
Physics
Comprehensive Art
Accounting 1 and 2
Digital Media
Service Learning
Spanish 1 and 2
Composition I
College Algebra
Intro to Psychology
American Government
Literature I
Pre-Calculus
Intro to Sociology
Fine Arts Gr Fine Arts Gr NSU Center Gr Intro to Art
Creative Drawing
Creative Painting
Digital Photography
Art Portfolio
Drama I
Drama II
9-12
10-12
10-12
9-12
11-12
9-12
10-12
Music Appreciation
Concert Band
Concert Choir
Womenrsquos Ensemble
Menrsquos Ensemble
Symphonic Band
9-12
9-12
9-12
9-12
9-12
9-12
AP Biology
AP Calculus AB
AP Chemistry
AP EnglishLanguage and
Composition
AP EnglishLiterature and
Composition
AP Physics B
AP Statistics
Other Courses Gr Senior Experience
Mentoring
Courses at CTE Academy
12
11-12
11-12
41
Name ___________________________________________________________
Freshmen Required Courses
English Composition English Literature
Geography World History
Physical Science
Computer Applications Web Design
Math Course
Elective
Elective
Elective
Total Credits
Credits
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
Parent Signature ___________________________________Date____________________
Tea Area Freshmen Registration
42
Name ___________________________________________________________
Sophomore Required Courses
Written Communication Speech
American History
Biology
Math Course
PEHealth Or other elective
Elective
Elective
Elective
Total Credits
Credits
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
Parent Signature ___________________________________Date____________________
Tea Area Sophomore Registration
43
Name ___________________________________________________________
Junior Required Courses
American Lit Advanced Comp
Check One Personal Finance ___
Economics ___
Science Course
Math Course
Elective
Elective
Elective
Elective
Total Credits
Credits
1
5
5
1
1
1
1
1
1
Parent Signature ___________________________________Date____________________
Tea Area Junior Registration
44
Name ___________________________________________________________
Senior Required Courses Senior English (3 options)
Government
Senior Project
Elective
Elective
Elective
Elective
Credits
1
5
1
1
1
1
1
Parent Signature ___________________________________Date____________________
Tea Area Senior Registration
30
Other Courses
Senior Experience- FACS 1501 amp 1502 Required Grade Level 12 Prerequisites MUST BE A SENIOR Length Two Semester Credit 1 Credit Description The purpose of the project is to allow the student to demonstrate the knowledge and maturity that heshe has gained during the course of hisher education The project must be a ldquolearning stretchrdquo meaning that it must go beyond what one already knows or has experienced The Senior Experience is a three-part process consisting of a research paper a projectproduct that is an extension of the research and an oral presentation The topic of this experience is chosen by the student This course is a year long senior course and required for graduation
SILDL (Distance Learning) Courses
(Subject to Change) MMC College Courses
Teacher instructors hired by Mount Marty College and taken over the DDN network live with the
teacher Courses may also be offered online
Level These are college courses not open to underclassmen
Prerequisites
--In order to take these courses students must meet two of the following
A 30 cumulative grade point average
B Minimum grade of B in coursework related to the college course
C ACT score of at least 21 in the content area subtest
D Rank in the top frac12 of the class
Courses and Times
Fall Courses
Composition 1 ndash 700-750 am (possibly other times)
College Algebra ndash 800-850 am
Intro to Psychology ndash 900-950 am
American Government ndash 300 ndash 350 pm
Spring Courses
Literature 1 ndash 700-750 am
Pre-Calculus ndash 800-850 am
Intro to Sociology ndash 900-950 am
Course offeringstimes subject to chagne
Cost Math courses are 4 credits cost = $380 per semester plus books
Other courses are 3 credits cost = $285 per semester plus books
31
SILDL High School Courses
Description These hybrid courses (online using local area teachers) are self paced yet rigorous and are
taught and monitored by certified teachers These courses are free with the exception of some course
materials may be needed
Course Offerings (May Change)
Agribusiness
Anatomy and Physiology
Natural History
Physics
Comprehensive Creative Art
Accounting 1 and 2
Digital Media
Service Learning
Spanish 1 and 2
Note If TAHS offers an above course in house we will place student in lsquoin housersquo course
unless extenuating circumstances
NSU Center for Statewide E-Learning AP Learning Power
Description These online AP courses are for public high school students The Learning Power AP
coursework will be challenging so a solid academic background in the identified content area will be
essential The course is free but there is a fee for taking the test
Course Offerings
AP Biology
AP Calculus AB
AP Chemistry
AP EnglishLanguage and Composition
AP EnglishLiterature and Composition
AP Physics B
AP Statistics
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CAREER AND TECHNICAL EDCUATION ACADEMY SIOUX FALLS SCHOOL DISTRICT
Description The CTE Academy is in Sioux Falls We bus for the 715 am course Course schedules vary from semester to semester There is an application process
Architecture and Construction Carpentry I (CTC-30613062) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 2 semesters (2 hours) Credit 1 credit semester Description Successful carpenters need to know more than just how to operate equipment Learn the basics of this career and the value of doing work by constructing two homes from the foundation to the rafters to near completion
Carpentry II (CTC-30813082) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Carpentry I Length 2 semesters (2 hours) Credit 1 credit semester Description In this continuation of Carpentry I young carpenters learn leadership qualities while building a home at the CTE Academy Gain an increased understanding of specialty products and materials Learn project cost-estimating and blue printing
Advanced Woodworking and Cabinet Making (CTC-30903092) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 semester (2 hours) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn advanced woodworking skills including building and installation of cabinets while developing workplace connections and exploring careers in the field
Hospitality and Tourism CulinaryRestaurant Management I (ProStart I) (CTT-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 semester (2 hours) Credit 1 credit semester Description The ProStart program is an industry-based program that prepares students for careers in the restaurant and food service industry Topics include preparing and serving safe food preventing accidents and injuries industrial kitchen equipment usage nutrition business math and business cost awareness
CulinaryResturant Management II (ProStart II) (CTT-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites ProStart I Length 1 semester (2 hours) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn how to be successful in the hospitality and tourism career field Students continue their study of culinary arts ndash gaining essential customer services skills used in food service lodging and business careers Select students have the opportunity to participate in the CTE Culinary Arts competition team
33
Baking and Pastries (CTT-3040) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites ProStart I Length 1 semester (2 hours) Credit 1 credit semester Description In this specialized class students gain the fundamental skills necessary to work in a commercial bakery or your own kitchen Advanced studies include breads pies cakes pastries and much more
Arts AV Technology and Communications Intro to Arts AV Technology and Communications (CTA-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none
Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Lights Camera Action Be your own director Write and produce audio and video projects that inform demonstrate persuade and even entertain Students get hands-on experience using the same digital technology used in world renowned video and film production companies
AV Production (CTA-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to ArtsAV Tech amp Com Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Develop advanced skills in writing and production of audio and video projects Make your work accessible on the internet and see your own quality work proudly displayed on the Districtrsquos cable access channel KLRN-TV
Broadcast Technology (CTA-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to ArtsAV Tech amp Com Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Produce video and audio projects and pieces for the KLRN Klassroom TV show as well as off-site remote broadcasts This course is designed to prepare high school students for professional employment andor further education in television news sports and digital video production
Digital Music Production (CTA-3040) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to ArtsAV Tech amp Com Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Develop knowledge of the music business music copyright and the use electronic music in the entertainment business computer gaming internet technology and music production field
Digital Animation (CTA-3050) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to ArtsAV Tech amp Com Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Manipulate images music and graphics to create animated projects Animation is seen in advertisements on television on your computer screen and on many other things that pop up from the internet
Heath Science
34
Health Careers I (CTS-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none (recommended Anatomy Physiology) Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Want a career in the exciting medical profession Develop an awareness of various health-related careers while learning entry-level skills needed for all jobs in the profession Guest speakers demonstrations and field trips to local health care facilities provide real-life learning opportunities
Health Careers II (CTS-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Health Careers I (need a grade of C or better) Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Try a career in the medical field by completing an internship in a health care facility Apply entry-level skills while on the job Upon successful completion of both courses students are eligible to sit for the Certified Nursing Assistant (CAN) Exam
Project Lead the Way Biomedical Sciences Program This program is divided into four courses-each course building upon the previous Students interested in math science and the human body will be exposed to dynamic hands-on real-world problems to engage and challenge students who are interested in a career in medicine
Principals of Biomedical Sciences PLTW (CTS-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none (recommended Biology Chemistry) Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Study human medicine research processes and get an introduction to crime scene analysis Students investigate various health conditions such as heart disease diabetes sickle cell disease etc Students are engaged through hands-on projects and medical researched
Human Body Systems Biomed II PLTW (CTS-3040) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Principals of Biomedical Sciences Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Play the role of biomedical professionals solving medical mysteries and explore how body systems work together to maintain good health Students investigate the structures and functions of the human body
Medical Interventions Biomed III PLTW (CTS-3050) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Human Body Systems Biomed II Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description This ldquohow-tordquo class allows students to explore how to prevent and fight infection how to screen and evaluate the code in human DNA how to prevent diagnose and treat cancer and how to prevail when the organs of the body begin to fail
Biomedical Innovation Biomed IV PTLW (CTS-3060) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Medical Interventions Biomed III Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description In this capstone course students design and conduct experiments related to the diagnosis treatment and prevention of disease or illness Course includes an internship in the community
35
Human Services All Human Services students study confidentially and are CPRAED certified Students prepare personal resume and portfolio
Intro to Human Services (CTH - 3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description People-oriented occupations require training in human development parenting personal care and wellness counseling consumer services and employment skills Through field experiences and classroom activities students identify possibly career paths suitable to their strengths skills and talents
Guiding Youth and Families (CTH-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Students explore careers related to working directly with youth adolescents adults and the elderly Classroom activities and field experiences expose students to topics including behavior theory relationships ethics and legal issues social problems support systems and learning theories
Personal Services (CTH-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Students learn advanced study of human care and wellness while exploring communication strategies dietetics and nutrition exercise and fitness first aid ethics and legal issues and event planning This is a great choice for students who wish to go into cosmetology personal training or dietetics
Information Technology Introduction to Technology and Computer Support (CTN-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Students learn about computer technology inside a lab format Topics include computer assembly and disassembly troubleshooting repairs operating system installation and peripheral device support Advanced topics include operating system optimization and networking
Advanced Computer Support and Networking (CTN-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Technology and Computer Support Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Upon completion of this course students are prepared to take the CompTIA A+ certification exams Topics include advanced troubleshooting setting up a computer network supporting networking devices establishing network securities and supporting mobile devices
Manufacturing and Welding Principles of Manufacturing (CTM-3010)
36
Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description This project based class covers careers in the fields of Manufacturing and Mechatronics Learn measurement robotics and pneumatics thermal technology basic CAD operations machine tools quality controls welding and soldering purchasing and warehouse management
ElectronicsRobotics (CTM-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Principals of Manufacturing Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Gain advanced knowledge of robotics electronics ACDC electrical manufacturing processes control and materials Advanced training in soldering may lead to industry certification
Introduction to Auto Welding I ( ) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description
Welding II (CTM-3220) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Welding I Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Improve work and safety skills by making and using workable plans for school and personal projects Students improve out-of-position welding skills with SMAW (Shield Metal Arc Welding) and GMAC (Gas Metal Arc Welding) and become proficient in the use of a plasma cutter and wire feed welding processes
Advanced Welding amp Fabrication (CTM-3230) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Welding I and Welding II Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 Credit semester Description Students are exposed to gas tungsten arc welding aluminum welding gouging blueprint reading and heavy duty welding applications for large scale welding projects Students shadow a professional in the field to understand the physical attributes of the career
Aviation Introduction to Aviation (CTF-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn all aspects of the aviation industry including history principles of flight aircraft systems and performance weather navigation and aviation physiology Career exploration and flight simulation training make this an exciting class
Advanced Aviation and Flight (CTF-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Aviation
37
Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Prepare to take the FAA private pilot written exam as well as gain significant knowledge to begin an FAA flight training programming Learn aerodynamics air craft systems federal regulations flight planning weather and flight maneuvers
Science Technology Engineering and Math Project Lead The Way Pathway to Engineering Program Design an alternative housing project test and build wind turbines and apply engineering concepts related to biomechanics ndash think robotics Earn up to 12 college credits towards your engineering degree while you are in high school
Introduction to Engineering Design Engineering I PTLW (CTE-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Students learn how to apply the engineering design process to solve problems in and out of the classroom Using real world 3-D software students communicate the details of the products and will have the opportunity to create prototypes using our 3-D printer
Principles of Engineering Engineering II PTLW (CTE-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Engineering Design Engineering I Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn about major engineering concepts you will encounter in a college engineering curriculum Conduct destructive testing as you learn about material properties Apply your knowledge of engineering concepts as you tackle real-world engineering design problems through the use of VEX Robotics
Digital Electronics Engineering III PTLW (CTE-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Principles of Engineering Engineering II Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Use combinational and sequential logic design key elements of careers in engineering Students design circuits to solve problems export their designs to a printed circuit auto-routing program that generates printed circuit boards and use appropriate components to build their designs
Engineering Design and Development (EDD) Engineering IV PTLW (CTE-3080) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Digital Electronics Engineering III Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Design test and construct a solution to real-world engineering problem The EDD course allows students to apply skills and knowledge learned in previous Project Lead The Way courses
Transportation Distribution and Logistics Introduction to Vehicle Systems and Maintenance offered at the home high schools is a prerequisite for the auto tech courses
Introduction to Auto Welding I ( ) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description This course has been approved by the South Dakota Department of
38
Education to fulfill high school graduation requirements for Career amp Technical Education(CTE) Successful completion of this course is a prerequisite to take the advanced Auto Tech courses at the CTE Academy Demonstrate safety in the shop and lab while obtaining skills for the career and hobby opportunities in the automotive field Students will raise and support all vehicles inspect fluid levels perform an oil change and chassis lube service Students will test service and inspect vehicle electrical cooling and chassis systems Students will also perform services on tires transmission brakes fuel system and interior and exterior surfaces
Automotive Brakes (CTL-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn the fine adjustments and diagnosis techniques of automobile braking systems while troubleshooting and testing Use industry-quality computer equipment to learn the proper installation analyze data and repair vehicle brakes under actual conditions
Automotive Suspension and Steering (CTL-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn the fine adjustments and diagnosis of suspension and steering systems Troubleshoot and test steering and suspension components Use industry-quality equipment and computers to analyze data while working on vehicles under actual conditions
Automotive Electronics (CTL-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Test electronic engine controls and computer diagnosis perform ignition and tune-up procedures test charging and starting systems
Automotive Engine Performance (CTL-3040) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Using the latest in automotive technology and diagnostic equipment students build on their knowledge about fuel systems and fuel injection systems repair under actual lab and shop conditions
Introduction to Auto Body Repair and Estimating (CTL-3050) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Become acquainted with the requirements qualifications and skills needed in the field of auto body repair Demonstrate proper procedures and safety when handling tools and equipment
Auto Body Structural Analysis and Damage Repair (CTL-3060) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Body Repair and Estimating Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester
39
Description Demonstrate skills necessary for repairing auto body damage and repainting Successful completion may result in credits in the Auto Body Technology program at Southeast Technical Institute
Auto Body Nonstructural Analysis and Damage Repair (CTL-3070) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Body Repair and Estimating Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Repair auto body damage properly prepare automobile surfaces for painting analyze record and estimate the time and material needed to finish a vehicle Successful completion may result in credits in the Auto Body Technology program at Southeast Technical Institute
Auto Body Painting and Refinishing (CTL-3070) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Body Repair and Estimating Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Gain an understanding of the environmental regulations and industry processes used in painting and refinishing to achieve invisible repair
Academy of Finance This 2 or 3 year national program is designed to prepare students with practical skills to enter the real world of business and finance Earn up to 17 college credits Apply freshman or sophomore year for this program that is sponsored by the National Academy Foundation Financial support is provided by Citibank and numerous local internship sponsors
Sophomore Year Fall Semester Accounting I (ACBA40114012) Spring Semester Accounting II (ACBA40214022) or Introduction to Financial Services (ACBA4070) AND Banking and Credit (ACBA4050)
Junior Year Fall Semester Accounting I (ACBA40114012) or Introduction to Financial Services (ACBA4070) AND Banking and Credit (ACBA4050) Spring Semester Accounting II (ACBA40214022) or Introduction to Financial Services (ACBA4070) AND Banking and Credit (ACBA4050)
Summer Internship Senior Year Fall Semester Financial Planning (ACB-5010) Spring Semester Accounting II (ACBA20214022) AND Financial Economics (ACB-5020)
40
One Page Course Offerings Summary
English Gr Math Gr Science Gr Social Science Gr English I ndash Comp
English I ndash Lit
English II ndash Speech
English II ndash CompLit
English III ndash Am Lit
English III ndash Adv
Comp
English IV ndash Brit Lit
English IV ndash Sr Writing
Adv Placement
LitComp
Yearbook Pub
Creative Writing
JournalismNewspaper
9
9
10
10
11
11
12
12
12
10-12
11-12
10-12
Pathways to Algebra
Algebra I
Algebra II
Geometry
Informal Geometry
Pre-Calculus
Consumer Math
Calculus
Statistics
9
9-12
10-12
9-12
11-12
11-12
12
11-12
Physical Science
Biology
Chemistry
Physics
AnatomyPhysiology
Astronomy
Environmental
Science
9
10
11-12
11-12
11-12
11-12
11-12
Geography
World History
American History
AP US History
Government
Criminal Justice Today
International Affairs
Psychology
AP Psychology
American Presidents
African American History
Sociology
American History amp Film
9
9
10-11
11-12
12
10-12
11-12
11-12
11-12
11-12
10-12
11-12
11-12
World Language Gr HealthPE Gr Business (CTE Gr FACS (CTE) Gr ASL I
ASL II
Spanish I
Spanish II
Spanish III
Spanish Literature
9-12
10-12
9-12
10-12
11-12
11-12
HS PE
Health
FitnessConditioning
9-12
9-12
10-12
Intro to Business
Accounting I
Accounting II
Business Law
Personal Finance
Economics
9-12
10-12
11-12
10-12
11-12
11-12
Interior Design
Advanced Interior Design
Nutrition and Wellness
Dietetics amp Nutrition
Human Dev
PrenatalTodd
Human Dev AdolAdult
Youth Internships
9-12
9-12
9-12
9-12
9-12
9-12
9-12
11-12
Information
Tech (CTE)
Gr Industrial Tech
(CTE)
Gr SILDL Gr Mt Marty Gr
Computer Applications
Web Design
Computer Hardware
Database Management
VB Programming
C++ Programming
Multimedia Design
Comp Prog (Game
Design)
9-12
9-12
10-12
10-12
10-12
10-12
10-12
10-12
Cabinet Making
Intro to Building Trade
Small Engines
Intro to Tech Education
9-12
9-12
10-12
9
Agribusiness
AnatomyPhysiology
Natural History
Physics
Comprehensive Art
Accounting 1 and 2
Digital Media
Service Learning
Spanish 1 and 2
Composition I
College Algebra
Intro to Psychology
American Government
Literature I
Pre-Calculus
Intro to Sociology
Fine Arts Gr Fine Arts Gr NSU Center Gr Intro to Art
Creative Drawing
Creative Painting
Digital Photography
Art Portfolio
Drama I
Drama II
9-12
10-12
10-12
9-12
11-12
9-12
10-12
Music Appreciation
Concert Band
Concert Choir
Womenrsquos Ensemble
Menrsquos Ensemble
Symphonic Band
9-12
9-12
9-12
9-12
9-12
9-12
AP Biology
AP Calculus AB
AP Chemistry
AP EnglishLanguage and
Composition
AP EnglishLiterature and
Composition
AP Physics B
AP Statistics
Other Courses Gr Senior Experience
Mentoring
Courses at CTE Academy
12
11-12
11-12
41
Name ___________________________________________________________
Freshmen Required Courses
English Composition English Literature
Geography World History
Physical Science
Computer Applications Web Design
Math Course
Elective
Elective
Elective
Total Credits
Credits
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
Parent Signature ___________________________________Date____________________
Tea Area Freshmen Registration
42
Name ___________________________________________________________
Sophomore Required Courses
Written Communication Speech
American History
Biology
Math Course
PEHealth Or other elective
Elective
Elective
Elective
Total Credits
Credits
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
Parent Signature ___________________________________Date____________________
Tea Area Sophomore Registration
43
Name ___________________________________________________________
Junior Required Courses
American Lit Advanced Comp
Check One Personal Finance ___
Economics ___
Science Course
Math Course
Elective
Elective
Elective
Elective
Total Credits
Credits
1
5
5
1
1
1
1
1
1
Parent Signature ___________________________________Date____________________
Tea Area Junior Registration
44
Name ___________________________________________________________
Senior Required Courses Senior English (3 options)
Government
Senior Project
Elective
Elective
Elective
Elective
Credits
1
5
1
1
1
1
1
Parent Signature ___________________________________Date____________________
Tea Area Senior Registration
31
SILDL High School Courses
Description These hybrid courses (online using local area teachers) are self paced yet rigorous and are
taught and monitored by certified teachers These courses are free with the exception of some course
materials may be needed
Course Offerings (May Change)
Agribusiness
Anatomy and Physiology
Natural History
Physics
Comprehensive Creative Art
Accounting 1 and 2
Digital Media
Service Learning
Spanish 1 and 2
Note If TAHS offers an above course in house we will place student in lsquoin housersquo course
unless extenuating circumstances
NSU Center for Statewide E-Learning AP Learning Power
Description These online AP courses are for public high school students The Learning Power AP
coursework will be challenging so a solid academic background in the identified content area will be
essential The course is free but there is a fee for taking the test
Course Offerings
AP Biology
AP Calculus AB
AP Chemistry
AP EnglishLanguage and Composition
AP EnglishLiterature and Composition
AP Physics B
AP Statistics
32
CAREER AND TECHNICAL EDCUATION ACADEMY SIOUX FALLS SCHOOL DISTRICT
Description The CTE Academy is in Sioux Falls We bus for the 715 am course Course schedules vary from semester to semester There is an application process
Architecture and Construction Carpentry I (CTC-30613062) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 2 semesters (2 hours) Credit 1 credit semester Description Successful carpenters need to know more than just how to operate equipment Learn the basics of this career and the value of doing work by constructing two homes from the foundation to the rafters to near completion
Carpentry II (CTC-30813082) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Carpentry I Length 2 semesters (2 hours) Credit 1 credit semester Description In this continuation of Carpentry I young carpenters learn leadership qualities while building a home at the CTE Academy Gain an increased understanding of specialty products and materials Learn project cost-estimating and blue printing
Advanced Woodworking and Cabinet Making (CTC-30903092) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 semester (2 hours) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn advanced woodworking skills including building and installation of cabinets while developing workplace connections and exploring careers in the field
Hospitality and Tourism CulinaryRestaurant Management I (ProStart I) (CTT-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 semester (2 hours) Credit 1 credit semester Description The ProStart program is an industry-based program that prepares students for careers in the restaurant and food service industry Topics include preparing and serving safe food preventing accidents and injuries industrial kitchen equipment usage nutrition business math and business cost awareness
CulinaryResturant Management II (ProStart II) (CTT-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites ProStart I Length 1 semester (2 hours) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn how to be successful in the hospitality and tourism career field Students continue their study of culinary arts ndash gaining essential customer services skills used in food service lodging and business careers Select students have the opportunity to participate in the CTE Culinary Arts competition team
33
Baking and Pastries (CTT-3040) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites ProStart I Length 1 semester (2 hours) Credit 1 credit semester Description In this specialized class students gain the fundamental skills necessary to work in a commercial bakery or your own kitchen Advanced studies include breads pies cakes pastries and much more
Arts AV Technology and Communications Intro to Arts AV Technology and Communications (CTA-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none
Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Lights Camera Action Be your own director Write and produce audio and video projects that inform demonstrate persuade and even entertain Students get hands-on experience using the same digital technology used in world renowned video and film production companies
AV Production (CTA-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to ArtsAV Tech amp Com Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Develop advanced skills in writing and production of audio and video projects Make your work accessible on the internet and see your own quality work proudly displayed on the Districtrsquos cable access channel KLRN-TV
Broadcast Technology (CTA-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to ArtsAV Tech amp Com Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Produce video and audio projects and pieces for the KLRN Klassroom TV show as well as off-site remote broadcasts This course is designed to prepare high school students for professional employment andor further education in television news sports and digital video production
Digital Music Production (CTA-3040) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to ArtsAV Tech amp Com Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Develop knowledge of the music business music copyright and the use electronic music in the entertainment business computer gaming internet technology and music production field
Digital Animation (CTA-3050) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to ArtsAV Tech amp Com Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Manipulate images music and graphics to create animated projects Animation is seen in advertisements on television on your computer screen and on many other things that pop up from the internet
Heath Science
34
Health Careers I (CTS-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none (recommended Anatomy Physiology) Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Want a career in the exciting medical profession Develop an awareness of various health-related careers while learning entry-level skills needed for all jobs in the profession Guest speakers demonstrations and field trips to local health care facilities provide real-life learning opportunities
Health Careers II (CTS-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Health Careers I (need a grade of C or better) Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Try a career in the medical field by completing an internship in a health care facility Apply entry-level skills while on the job Upon successful completion of both courses students are eligible to sit for the Certified Nursing Assistant (CAN) Exam
Project Lead the Way Biomedical Sciences Program This program is divided into four courses-each course building upon the previous Students interested in math science and the human body will be exposed to dynamic hands-on real-world problems to engage and challenge students who are interested in a career in medicine
Principals of Biomedical Sciences PLTW (CTS-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none (recommended Biology Chemistry) Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Study human medicine research processes and get an introduction to crime scene analysis Students investigate various health conditions such as heart disease diabetes sickle cell disease etc Students are engaged through hands-on projects and medical researched
Human Body Systems Biomed II PLTW (CTS-3040) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Principals of Biomedical Sciences Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Play the role of biomedical professionals solving medical mysteries and explore how body systems work together to maintain good health Students investigate the structures and functions of the human body
Medical Interventions Biomed III PLTW (CTS-3050) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Human Body Systems Biomed II Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description This ldquohow-tordquo class allows students to explore how to prevent and fight infection how to screen and evaluate the code in human DNA how to prevent diagnose and treat cancer and how to prevail when the organs of the body begin to fail
Biomedical Innovation Biomed IV PTLW (CTS-3060) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Medical Interventions Biomed III Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description In this capstone course students design and conduct experiments related to the diagnosis treatment and prevention of disease or illness Course includes an internship in the community
35
Human Services All Human Services students study confidentially and are CPRAED certified Students prepare personal resume and portfolio
Intro to Human Services (CTH - 3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description People-oriented occupations require training in human development parenting personal care and wellness counseling consumer services and employment skills Through field experiences and classroom activities students identify possibly career paths suitable to their strengths skills and talents
Guiding Youth and Families (CTH-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Students explore careers related to working directly with youth adolescents adults and the elderly Classroom activities and field experiences expose students to topics including behavior theory relationships ethics and legal issues social problems support systems and learning theories
Personal Services (CTH-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Students learn advanced study of human care and wellness while exploring communication strategies dietetics and nutrition exercise and fitness first aid ethics and legal issues and event planning This is a great choice for students who wish to go into cosmetology personal training or dietetics
Information Technology Introduction to Technology and Computer Support (CTN-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Students learn about computer technology inside a lab format Topics include computer assembly and disassembly troubleshooting repairs operating system installation and peripheral device support Advanced topics include operating system optimization and networking
Advanced Computer Support and Networking (CTN-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Technology and Computer Support Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Upon completion of this course students are prepared to take the CompTIA A+ certification exams Topics include advanced troubleshooting setting up a computer network supporting networking devices establishing network securities and supporting mobile devices
Manufacturing and Welding Principles of Manufacturing (CTM-3010)
36
Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description This project based class covers careers in the fields of Manufacturing and Mechatronics Learn measurement robotics and pneumatics thermal technology basic CAD operations machine tools quality controls welding and soldering purchasing and warehouse management
ElectronicsRobotics (CTM-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Principals of Manufacturing Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Gain advanced knowledge of robotics electronics ACDC electrical manufacturing processes control and materials Advanced training in soldering may lead to industry certification
Introduction to Auto Welding I ( ) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description
Welding II (CTM-3220) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Welding I Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Improve work and safety skills by making and using workable plans for school and personal projects Students improve out-of-position welding skills with SMAW (Shield Metal Arc Welding) and GMAC (Gas Metal Arc Welding) and become proficient in the use of a plasma cutter and wire feed welding processes
Advanced Welding amp Fabrication (CTM-3230) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Welding I and Welding II Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 Credit semester Description Students are exposed to gas tungsten arc welding aluminum welding gouging blueprint reading and heavy duty welding applications for large scale welding projects Students shadow a professional in the field to understand the physical attributes of the career
Aviation Introduction to Aviation (CTF-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn all aspects of the aviation industry including history principles of flight aircraft systems and performance weather navigation and aviation physiology Career exploration and flight simulation training make this an exciting class
Advanced Aviation and Flight (CTF-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Aviation
37
Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Prepare to take the FAA private pilot written exam as well as gain significant knowledge to begin an FAA flight training programming Learn aerodynamics air craft systems federal regulations flight planning weather and flight maneuvers
Science Technology Engineering and Math Project Lead The Way Pathway to Engineering Program Design an alternative housing project test and build wind turbines and apply engineering concepts related to biomechanics ndash think robotics Earn up to 12 college credits towards your engineering degree while you are in high school
Introduction to Engineering Design Engineering I PTLW (CTE-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Students learn how to apply the engineering design process to solve problems in and out of the classroom Using real world 3-D software students communicate the details of the products and will have the opportunity to create prototypes using our 3-D printer
Principles of Engineering Engineering II PTLW (CTE-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Engineering Design Engineering I Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn about major engineering concepts you will encounter in a college engineering curriculum Conduct destructive testing as you learn about material properties Apply your knowledge of engineering concepts as you tackle real-world engineering design problems through the use of VEX Robotics
Digital Electronics Engineering III PTLW (CTE-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Principles of Engineering Engineering II Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Use combinational and sequential logic design key elements of careers in engineering Students design circuits to solve problems export their designs to a printed circuit auto-routing program that generates printed circuit boards and use appropriate components to build their designs
Engineering Design and Development (EDD) Engineering IV PTLW (CTE-3080) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Digital Electronics Engineering III Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Design test and construct a solution to real-world engineering problem The EDD course allows students to apply skills and knowledge learned in previous Project Lead The Way courses
Transportation Distribution and Logistics Introduction to Vehicle Systems and Maintenance offered at the home high schools is a prerequisite for the auto tech courses
Introduction to Auto Welding I ( ) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description This course has been approved by the South Dakota Department of
38
Education to fulfill high school graduation requirements for Career amp Technical Education(CTE) Successful completion of this course is a prerequisite to take the advanced Auto Tech courses at the CTE Academy Demonstrate safety in the shop and lab while obtaining skills for the career and hobby opportunities in the automotive field Students will raise and support all vehicles inspect fluid levels perform an oil change and chassis lube service Students will test service and inspect vehicle electrical cooling and chassis systems Students will also perform services on tires transmission brakes fuel system and interior and exterior surfaces
Automotive Brakes (CTL-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn the fine adjustments and diagnosis techniques of automobile braking systems while troubleshooting and testing Use industry-quality computer equipment to learn the proper installation analyze data and repair vehicle brakes under actual conditions
Automotive Suspension and Steering (CTL-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn the fine adjustments and diagnosis of suspension and steering systems Troubleshoot and test steering and suspension components Use industry-quality equipment and computers to analyze data while working on vehicles under actual conditions
Automotive Electronics (CTL-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Test electronic engine controls and computer diagnosis perform ignition and tune-up procedures test charging and starting systems
Automotive Engine Performance (CTL-3040) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Using the latest in automotive technology and diagnostic equipment students build on their knowledge about fuel systems and fuel injection systems repair under actual lab and shop conditions
Introduction to Auto Body Repair and Estimating (CTL-3050) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Become acquainted with the requirements qualifications and skills needed in the field of auto body repair Demonstrate proper procedures and safety when handling tools and equipment
Auto Body Structural Analysis and Damage Repair (CTL-3060) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Body Repair and Estimating Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester
39
Description Demonstrate skills necessary for repairing auto body damage and repainting Successful completion may result in credits in the Auto Body Technology program at Southeast Technical Institute
Auto Body Nonstructural Analysis and Damage Repair (CTL-3070) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Body Repair and Estimating Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Repair auto body damage properly prepare automobile surfaces for painting analyze record and estimate the time and material needed to finish a vehicle Successful completion may result in credits in the Auto Body Technology program at Southeast Technical Institute
Auto Body Painting and Refinishing (CTL-3070) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Body Repair and Estimating Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Gain an understanding of the environmental regulations and industry processes used in painting and refinishing to achieve invisible repair
Academy of Finance This 2 or 3 year national program is designed to prepare students with practical skills to enter the real world of business and finance Earn up to 17 college credits Apply freshman or sophomore year for this program that is sponsored by the National Academy Foundation Financial support is provided by Citibank and numerous local internship sponsors
Sophomore Year Fall Semester Accounting I (ACBA40114012) Spring Semester Accounting II (ACBA40214022) or Introduction to Financial Services (ACBA4070) AND Banking and Credit (ACBA4050)
Junior Year Fall Semester Accounting I (ACBA40114012) or Introduction to Financial Services (ACBA4070) AND Banking and Credit (ACBA4050) Spring Semester Accounting II (ACBA40214022) or Introduction to Financial Services (ACBA4070) AND Banking and Credit (ACBA4050)
Summer Internship Senior Year Fall Semester Financial Planning (ACB-5010) Spring Semester Accounting II (ACBA20214022) AND Financial Economics (ACB-5020)
40
One Page Course Offerings Summary
English Gr Math Gr Science Gr Social Science Gr English I ndash Comp
English I ndash Lit
English II ndash Speech
English II ndash CompLit
English III ndash Am Lit
English III ndash Adv
Comp
English IV ndash Brit Lit
English IV ndash Sr Writing
Adv Placement
LitComp
Yearbook Pub
Creative Writing
JournalismNewspaper
9
9
10
10
11
11
12
12
12
10-12
11-12
10-12
Pathways to Algebra
Algebra I
Algebra II
Geometry
Informal Geometry
Pre-Calculus
Consumer Math
Calculus
Statistics
9
9-12
10-12
9-12
11-12
11-12
12
11-12
Physical Science
Biology
Chemistry
Physics
AnatomyPhysiology
Astronomy
Environmental
Science
9
10
11-12
11-12
11-12
11-12
11-12
Geography
World History
American History
AP US History
Government
Criminal Justice Today
International Affairs
Psychology
AP Psychology
American Presidents
African American History
Sociology
American History amp Film
9
9
10-11
11-12
12
10-12
11-12
11-12
11-12
11-12
10-12
11-12
11-12
World Language Gr HealthPE Gr Business (CTE Gr FACS (CTE) Gr ASL I
ASL II
Spanish I
Spanish II
Spanish III
Spanish Literature
9-12
10-12
9-12
10-12
11-12
11-12
HS PE
Health
FitnessConditioning
9-12
9-12
10-12
Intro to Business
Accounting I
Accounting II
Business Law
Personal Finance
Economics
9-12
10-12
11-12
10-12
11-12
11-12
Interior Design
Advanced Interior Design
Nutrition and Wellness
Dietetics amp Nutrition
Human Dev
PrenatalTodd
Human Dev AdolAdult
Youth Internships
9-12
9-12
9-12
9-12
9-12
9-12
9-12
11-12
Information
Tech (CTE)
Gr Industrial Tech
(CTE)
Gr SILDL Gr Mt Marty Gr
Computer Applications
Web Design
Computer Hardware
Database Management
VB Programming
C++ Programming
Multimedia Design
Comp Prog (Game
Design)
9-12
9-12
10-12
10-12
10-12
10-12
10-12
10-12
Cabinet Making
Intro to Building Trade
Small Engines
Intro to Tech Education
9-12
9-12
10-12
9
Agribusiness
AnatomyPhysiology
Natural History
Physics
Comprehensive Art
Accounting 1 and 2
Digital Media
Service Learning
Spanish 1 and 2
Composition I
College Algebra
Intro to Psychology
American Government
Literature I
Pre-Calculus
Intro to Sociology
Fine Arts Gr Fine Arts Gr NSU Center Gr Intro to Art
Creative Drawing
Creative Painting
Digital Photography
Art Portfolio
Drama I
Drama II
9-12
10-12
10-12
9-12
11-12
9-12
10-12
Music Appreciation
Concert Band
Concert Choir
Womenrsquos Ensemble
Menrsquos Ensemble
Symphonic Band
9-12
9-12
9-12
9-12
9-12
9-12
AP Biology
AP Calculus AB
AP Chemistry
AP EnglishLanguage and
Composition
AP EnglishLiterature and
Composition
AP Physics B
AP Statistics
Other Courses Gr Senior Experience
Mentoring
Courses at CTE Academy
12
11-12
11-12
41
Name ___________________________________________________________
Freshmen Required Courses
English Composition English Literature
Geography World History
Physical Science
Computer Applications Web Design
Math Course
Elective
Elective
Elective
Total Credits
Credits
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
Parent Signature ___________________________________Date____________________
Tea Area Freshmen Registration
42
Name ___________________________________________________________
Sophomore Required Courses
Written Communication Speech
American History
Biology
Math Course
PEHealth Or other elective
Elective
Elective
Elective
Total Credits
Credits
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
Parent Signature ___________________________________Date____________________
Tea Area Sophomore Registration
43
Name ___________________________________________________________
Junior Required Courses
American Lit Advanced Comp
Check One Personal Finance ___
Economics ___
Science Course
Math Course
Elective
Elective
Elective
Elective
Total Credits
Credits
1
5
5
1
1
1
1
1
1
Parent Signature ___________________________________Date____________________
Tea Area Junior Registration
44
Name ___________________________________________________________
Senior Required Courses Senior English (3 options)
Government
Senior Project
Elective
Elective
Elective
Elective
Credits
1
5
1
1
1
1
1
Parent Signature ___________________________________Date____________________
Tea Area Senior Registration
32
CAREER AND TECHNICAL EDCUATION ACADEMY SIOUX FALLS SCHOOL DISTRICT
Description The CTE Academy is in Sioux Falls We bus for the 715 am course Course schedules vary from semester to semester There is an application process
Architecture and Construction Carpentry I (CTC-30613062) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 2 semesters (2 hours) Credit 1 credit semester Description Successful carpenters need to know more than just how to operate equipment Learn the basics of this career and the value of doing work by constructing two homes from the foundation to the rafters to near completion
Carpentry II (CTC-30813082) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Carpentry I Length 2 semesters (2 hours) Credit 1 credit semester Description In this continuation of Carpentry I young carpenters learn leadership qualities while building a home at the CTE Academy Gain an increased understanding of specialty products and materials Learn project cost-estimating and blue printing
Advanced Woodworking and Cabinet Making (CTC-30903092) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 semester (2 hours) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn advanced woodworking skills including building and installation of cabinets while developing workplace connections and exploring careers in the field
Hospitality and Tourism CulinaryRestaurant Management I (ProStart I) (CTT-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 semester (2 hours) Credit 1 credit semester Description The ProStart program is an industry-based program that prepares students for careers in the restaurant and food service industry Topics include preparing and serving safe food preventing accidents and injuries industrial kitchen equipment usage nutrition business math and business cost awareness
CulinaryResturant Management II (ProStart II) (CTT-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites ProStart I Length 1 semester (2 hours) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn how to be successful in the hospitality and tourism career field Students continue their study of culinary arts ndash gaining essential customer services skills used in food service lodging and business careers Select students have the opportunity to participate in the CTE Culinary Arts competition team
33
Baking and Pastries (CTT-3040) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites ProStart I Length 1 semester (2 hours) Credit 1 credit semester Description In this specialized class students gain the fundamental skills necessary to work in a commercial bakery or your own kitchen Advanced studies include breads pies cakes pastries and much more
Arts AV Technology and Communications Intro to Arts AV Technology and Communications (CTA-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none
Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Lights Camera Action Be your own director Write and produce audio and video projects that inform demonstrate persuade and even entertain Students get hands-on experience using the same digital technology used in world renowned video and film production companies
AV Production (CTA-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to ArtsAV Tech amp Com Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Develop advanced skills in writing and production of audio and video projects Make your work accessible on the internet and see your own quality work proudly displayed on the Districtrsquos cable access channel KLRN-TV
Broadcast Technology (CTA-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to ArtsAV Tech amp Com Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Produce video and audio projects and pieces for the KLRN Klassroom TV show as well as off-site remote broadcasts This course is designed to prepare high school students for professional employment andor further education in television news sports and digital video production
Digital Music Production (CTA-3040) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to ArtsAV Tech amp Com Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Develop knowledge of the music business music copyright and the use electronic music in the entertainment business computer gaming internet technology and music production field
Digital Animation (CTA-3050) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to ArtsAV Tech amp Com Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Manipulate images music and graphics to create animated projects Animation is seen in advertisements on television on your computer screen and on many other things that pop up from the internet
Heath Science
34
Health Careers I (CTS-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none (recommended Anatomy Physiology) Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Want a career in the exciting medical profession Develop an awareness of various health-related careers while learning entry-level skills needed for all jobs in the profession Guest speakers demonstrations and field trips to local health care facilities provide real-life learning opportunities
Health Careers II (CTS-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Health Careers I (need a grade of C or better) Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Try a career in the medical field by completing an internship in a health care facility Apply entry-level skills while on the job Upon successful completion of both courses students are eligible to sit for the Certified Nursing Assistant (CAN) Exam
Project Lead the Way Biomedical Sciences Program This program is divided into four courses-each course building upon the previous Students interested in math science and the human body will be exposed to dynamic hands-on real-world problems to engage and challenge students who are interested in a career in medicine
Principals of Biomedical Sciences PLTW (CTS-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none (recommended Biology Chemistry) Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Study human medicine research processes and get an introduction to crime scene analysis Students investigate various health conditions such as heart disease diabetes sickle cell disease etc Students are engaged through hands-on projects and medical researched
Human Body Systems Biomed II PLTW (CTS-3040) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Principals of Biomedical Sciences Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Play the role of biomedical professionals solving medical mysteries and explore how body systems work together to maintain good health Students investigate the structures and functions of the human body
Medical Interventions Biomed III PLTW (CTS-3050) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Human Body Systems Biomed II Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description This ldquohow-tordquo class allows students to explore how to prevent and fight infection how to screen and evaluate the code in human DNA how to prevent diagnose and treat cancer and how to prevail when the organs of the body begin to fail
Biomedical Innovation Biomed IV PTLW (CTS-3060) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Medical Interventions Biomed III Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description In this capstone course students design and conduct experiments related to the diagnosis treatment and prevention of disease or illness Course includes an internship in the community
35
Human Services All Human Services students study confidentially and are CPRAED certified Students prepare personal resume and portfolio
Intro to Human Services (CTH - 3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description People-oriented occupations require training in human development parenting personal care and wellness counseling consumer services and employment skills Through field experiences and classroom activities students identify possibly career paths suitable to their strengths skills and talents
Guiding Youth and Families (CTH-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Students explore careers related to working directly with youth adolescents adults and the elderly Classroom activities and field experiences expose students to topics including behavior theory relationships ethics and legal issues social problems support systems and learning theories
Personal Services (CTH-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Students learn advanced study of human care and wellness while exploring communication strategies dietetics and nutrition exercise and fitness first aid ethics and legal issues and event planning This is a great choice for students who wish to go into cosmetology personal training or dietetics
Information Technology Introduction to Technology and Computer Support (CTN-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Students learn about computer technology inside a lab format Topics include computer assembly and disassembly troubleshooting repairs operating system installation and peripheral device support Advanced topics include operating system optimization and networking
Advanced Computer Support and Networking (CTN-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Technology and Computer Support Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Upon completion of this course students are prepared to take the CompTIA A+ certification exams Topics include advanced troubleshooting setting up a computer network supporting networking devices establishing network securities and supporting mobile devices
Manufacturing and Welding Principles of Manufacturing (CTM-3010)
36
Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description This project based class covers careers in the fields of Manufacturing and Mechatronics Learn measurement robotics and pneumatics thermal technology basic CAD operations machine tools quality controls welding and soldering purchasing and warehouse management
ElectronicsRobotics (CTM-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Principals of Manufacturing Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Gain advanced knowledge of robotics electronics ACDC electrical manufacturing processes control and materials Advanced training in soldering may lead to industry certification
Introduction to Auto Welding I ( ) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description
Welding II (CTM-3220) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Welding I Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Improve work and safety skills by making and using workable plans for school and personal projects Students improve out-of-position welding skills with SMAW (Shield Metal Arc Welding) and GMAC (Gas Metal Arc Welding) and become proficient in the use of a plasma cutter and wire feed welding processes
Advanced Welding amp Fabrication (CTM-3230) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Welding I and Welding II Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 Credit semester Description Students are exposed to gas tungsten arc welding aluminum welding gouging blueprint reading and heavy duty welding applications for large scale welding projects Students shadow a professional in the field to understand the physical attributes of the career
Aviation Introduction to Aviation (CTF-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn all aspects of the aviation industry including history principles of flight aircraft systems and performance weather navigation and aviation physiology Career exploration and flight simulation training make this an exciting class
Advanced Aviation and Flight (CTF-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Aviation
37
Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Prepare to take the FAA private pilot written exam as well as gain significant knowledge to begin an FAA flight training programming Learn aerodynamics air craft systems federal regulations flight planning weather and flight maneuvers
Science Technology Engineering and Math Project Lead The Way Pathway to Engineering Program Design an alternative housing project test and build wind turbines and apply engineering concepts related to biomechanics ndash think robotics Earn up to 12 college credits towards your engineering degree while you are in high school
Introduction to Engineering Design Engineering I PTLW (CTE-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Students learn how to apply the engineering design process to solve problems in and out of the classroom Using real world 3-D software students communicate the details of the products and will have the opportunity to create prototypes using our 3-D printer
Principles of Engineering Engineering II PTLW (CTE-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Engineering Design Engineering I Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn about major engineering concepts you will encounter in a college engineering curriculum Conduct destructive testing as you learn about material properties Apply your knowledge of engineering concepts as you tackle real-world engineering design problems through the use of VEX Robotics
Digital Electronics Engineering III PTLW (CTE-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Principles of Engineering Engineering II Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Use combinational and sequential logic design key elements of careers in engineering Students design circuits to solve problems export their designs to a printed circuit auto-routing program that generates printed circuit boards and use appropriate components to build their designs
Engineering Design and Development (EDD) Engineering IV PTLW (CTE-3080) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Digital Electronics Engineering III Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Design test and construct a solution to real-world engineering problem The EDD course allows students to apply skills and knowledge learned in previous Project Lead The Way courses
Transportation Distribution and Logistics Introduction to Vehicle Systems and Maintenance offered at the home high schools is a prerequisite for the auto tech courses
Introduction to Auto Welding I ( ) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description This course has been approved by the South Dakota Department of
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Education to fulfill high school graduation requirements for Career amp Technical Education(CTE) Successful completion of this course is a prerequisite to take the advanced Auto Tech courses at the CTE Academy Demonstrate safety in the shop and lab while obtaining skills for the career and hobby opportunities in the automotive field Students will raise and support all vehicles inspect fluid levels perform an oil change and chassis lube service Students will test service and inspect vehicle electrical cooling and chassis systems Students will also perform services on tires transmission brakes fuel system and interior and exterior surfaces
Automotive Brakes (CTL-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn the fine adjustments and diagnosis techniques of automobile braking systems while troubleshooting and testing Use industry-quality computer equipment to learn the proper installation analyze data and repair vehicle brakes under actual conditions
Automotive Suspension and Steering (CTL-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn the fine adjustments and diagnosis of suspension and steering systems Troubleshoot and test steering and suspension components Use industry-quality equipment and computers to analyze data while working on vehicles under actual conditions
Automotive Electronics (CTL-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Test electronic engine controls and computer diagnosis perform ignition and tune-up procedures test charging and starting systems
Automotive Engine Performance (CTL-3040) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Using the latest in automotive technology and diagnostic equipment students build on their knowledge about fuel systems and fuel injection systems repair under actual lab and shop conditions
Introduction to Auto Body Repair and Estimating (CTL-3050) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Become acquainted with the requirements qualifications and skills needed in the field of auto body repair Demonstrate proper procedures and safety when handling tools and equipment
Auto Body Structural Analysis and Damage Repair (CTL-3060) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Body Repair and Estimating Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester
39
Description Demonstrate skills necessary for repairing auto body damage and repainting Successful completion may result in credits in the Auto Body Technology program at Southeast Technical Institute
Auto Body Nonstructural Analysis and Damage Repair (CTL-3070) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Body Repair and Estimating Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Repair auto body damage properly prepare automobile surfaces for painting analyze record and estimate the time and material needed to finish a vehicle Successful completion may result in credits in the Auto Body Technology program at Southeast Technical Institute
Auto Body Painting and Refinishing (CTL-3070) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Body Repair and Estimating Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Gain an understanding of the environmental regulations and industry processes used in painting and refinishing to achieve invisible repair
Academy of Finance This 2 or 3 year national program is designed to prepare students with practical skills to enter the real world of business and finance Earn up to 17 college credits Apply freshman or sophomore year for this program that is sponsored by the National Academy Foundation Financial support is provided by Citibank and numerous local internship sponsors
Sophomore Year Fall Semester Accounting I (ACBA40114012) Spring Semester Accounting II (ACBA40214022) or Introduction to Financial Services (ACBA4070) AND Banking and Credit (ACBA4050)
Junior Year Fall Semester Accounting I (ACBA40114012) or Introduction to Financial Services (ACBA4070) AND Banking and Credit (ACBA4050) Spring Semester Accounting II (ACBA40214022) or Introduction to Financial Services (ACBA4070) AND Banking and Credit (ACBA4050)
Summer Internship Senior Year Fall Semester Financial Planning (ACB-5010) Spring Semester Accounting II (ACBA20214022) AND Financial Economics (ACB-5020)
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One Page Course Offerings Summary
English Gr Math Gr Science Gr Social Science Gr English I ndash Comp
English I ndash Lit
English II ndash Speech
English II ndash CompLit
English III ndash Am Lit
English III ndash Adv
Comp
English IV ndash Brit Lit
English IV ndash Sr Writing
Adv Placement
LitComp
Yearbook Pub
Creative Writing
JournalismNewspaper
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11
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Pathways to Algebra
Algebra I
Algebra II
Geometry
Informal Geometry
Pre-Calculus
Consumer Math
Calculus
Statistics
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Physical Science
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Chemistry
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AnatomyPhysiology
Astronomy
Environmental
Science
9
10
11-12
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11-12
11-12
Geography
World History
American History
AP US History
Government
Criminal Justice Today
International Affairs
Psychology
AP Psychology
American Presidents
African American History
Sociology
American History amp Film
9
9
10-11
11-12
12
10-12
11-12
11-12
11-12
11-12
10-12
11-12
11-12
World Language Gr HealthPE Gr Business (CTE Gr FACS (CTE) Gr ASL I
ASL II
Spanish I
Spanish II
Spanish III
Spanish Literature
9-12
10-12
9-12
10-12
11-12
11-12
HS PE
Health
FitnessConditioning
9-12
9-12
10-12
Intro to Business
Accounting I
Accounting II
Business Law
Personal Finance
Economics
9-12
10-12
11-12
10-12
11-12
11-12
Interior Design
Advanced Interior Design
Nutrition and Wellness
Dietetics amp Nutrition
Human Dev
PrenatalTodd
Human Dev AdolAdult
Youth Internships
9-12
9-12
9-12
9-12
9-12
9-12
9-12
11-12
Information
Tech (CTE)
Gr Industrial Tech
(CTE)
Gr SILDL Gr Mt Marty Gr
Computer Applications
Web Design
Computer Hardware
Database Management
VB Programming
C++ Programming
Multimedia Design
Comp Prog (Game
Design)
9-12
9-12
10-12
10-12
10-12
10-12
10-12
10-12
Cabinet Making
Intro to Building Trade
Small Engines
Intro to Tech Education
9-12
9-12
10-12
9
Agribusiness
AnatomyPhysiology
Natural History
Physics
Comprehensive Art
Accounting 1 and 2
Digital Media
Service Learning
Spanish 1 and 2
Composition I
College Algebra
Intro to Psychology
American Government
Literature I
Pre-Calculus
Intro to Sociology
Fine Arts Gr Fine Arts Gr NSU Center Gr Intro to Art
Creative Drawing
Creative Painting
Digital Photography
Art Portfolio
Drama I
Drama II
9-12
10-12
10-12
9-12
11-12
9-12
10-12
Music Appreciation
Concert Band
Concert Choir
Womenrsquos Ensemble
Menrsquos Ensemble
Symphonic Band
9-12
9-12
9-12
9-12
9-12
9-12
AP Biology
AP Calculus AB
AP Chemistry
AP EnglishLanguage and
Composition
AP EnglishLiterature and
Composition
AP Physics B
AP Statistics
Other Courses Gr Senior Experience
Mentoring
Courses at CTE Academy
12
11-12
11-12
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Name ___________________________________________________________
Freshmen Required Courses
English Composition English Literature
Geography World History
Physical Science
Computer Applications Web Design
Math Course
Elective
Elective
Elective
Total Credits
Credits
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
Parent Signature ___________________________________Date____________________
Tea Area Freshmen Registration
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Name ___________________________________________________________
Sophomore Required Courses
Written Communication Speech
American History
Biology
Math Course
PEHealth Or other elective
Elective
Elective
Elective
Total Credits
Credits
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
Parent Signature ___________________________________Date____________________
Tea Area Sophomore Registration
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Name ___________________________________________________________
Junior Required Courses
American Lit Advanced Comp
Check One Personal Finance ___
Economics ___
Science Course
Math Course
Elective
Elective
Elective
Elective
Total Credits
Credits
1
5
5
1
1
1
1
1
1
Parent Signature ___________________________________Date____________________
Tea Area Junior Registration
44
Name ___________________________________________________________
Senior Required Courses Senior English (3 options)
Government
Senior Project
Elective
Elective
Elective
Elective
Credits
1
5
1
1
1
1
1
Parent Signature ___________________________________Date____________________
Tea Area Senior Registration
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Baking and Pastries (CTT-3040) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites ProStart I Length 1 semester (2 hours) Credit 1 credit semester Description In this specialized class students gain the fundamental skills necessary to work in a commercial bakery or your own kitchen Advanced studies include breads pies cakes pastries and much more
Arts AV Technology and Communications Intro to Arts AV Technology and Communications (CTA-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none
Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Lights Camera Action Be your own director Write and produce audio and video projects that inform demonstrate persuade and even entertain Students get hands-on experience using the same digital technology used in world renowned video and film production companies
AV Production (CTA-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to ArtsAV Tech amp Com Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Develop advanced skills in writing and production of audio and video projects Make your work accessible on the internet and see your own quality work proudly displayed on the Districtrsquos cable access channel KLRN-TV
Broadcast Technology (CTA-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to ArtsAV Tech amp Com Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Produce video and audio projects and pieces for the KLRN Klassroom TV show as well as off-site remote broadcasts This course is designed to prepare high school students for professional employment andor further education in television news sports and digital video production
Digital Music Production (CTA-3040) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to ArtsAV Tech amp Com Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Develop knowledge of the music business music copyright and the use electronic music in the entertainment business computer gaming internet technology and music production field
Digital Animation (CTA-3050) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to ArtsAV Tech amp Com Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Manipulate images music and graphics to create animated projects Animation is seen in advertisements on television on your computer screen and on many other things that pop up from the internet
Heath Science
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Health Careers I (CTS-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none (recommended Anatomy Physiology) Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Want a career in the exciting medical profession Develop an awareness of various health-related careers while learning entry-level skills needed for all jobs in the profession Guest speakers demonstrations and field trips to local health care facilities provide real-life learning opportunities
Health Careers II (CTS-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Health Careers I (need a grade of C or better) Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Try a career in the medical field by completing an internship in a health care facility Apply entry-level skills while on the job Upon successful completion of both courses students are eligible to sit for the Certified Nursing Assistant (CAN) Exam
Project Lead the Way Biomedical Sciences Program This program is divided into four courses-each course building upon the previous Students interested in math science and the human body will be exposed to dynamic hands-on real-world problems to engage and challenge students who are interested in a career in medicine
Principals of Biomedical Sciences PLTW (CTS-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none (recommended Biology Chemistry) Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Study human medicine research processes and get an introduction to crime scene analysis Students investigate various health conditions such as heart disease diabetes sickle cell disease etc Students are engaged through hands-on projects and medical researched
Human Body Systems Biomed II PLTW (CTS-3040) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Principals of Biomedical Sciences Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Play the role of biomedical professionals solving medical mysteries and explore how body systems work together to maintain good health Students investigate the structures and functions of the human body
Medical Interventions Biomed III PLTW (CTS-3050) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Human Body Systems Biomed II Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description This ldquohow-tordquo class allows students to explore how to prevent and fight infection how to screen and evaluate the code in human DNA how to prevent diagnose and treat cancer and how to prevail when the organs of the body begin to fail
Biomedical Innovation Biomed IV PTLW (CTS-3060) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Medical Interventions Biomed III Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description In this capstone course students design and conduct experiments related to the diagnosis treatment and prevention of disease or illness Course includes an internship in the community
35
Human Services All Human Services students study confidentially and are CPRAED certified Students prepare personal resume and portfolio
Intro to Human Services (CTH - 3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description People-oriented occupations require training in human development parenting personal care and wellness counseling consumer services and employment skills Through field experiences and classroom activities students identify possibly career paths suitable to their strengths skills and talents
Guiding Youth and Families (CTH-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Students explore careers related to working directly with youth adolescents adults and the elderly Classroom activities and field experiences expose students to topics including behavior theory relationships ethics and legal issues social problems support systems and learning theories
Personal Services (CTH-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Students learn advanced study of human care and wellness while exploring communication strategies dietetics and nutrition exercise and fitness first aid ethics and legal issues and event planning This is a great choice for students who wish to go into cosmetology personal training or dietetics
Information Technology Introduction to Technology and Computer Support (CTN-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Students learn about computer technology inside a lab format Topics include computer assembly and disassembly troubleshooting repairs operating system installation and peripheral device support Advanced topics include operating system optimization and networking
Advanced Computer Support and Networking (CTN-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Technology and Computer Support Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Upon completion of this course students are prepared to take the CompTIA A+ certification exams Topics include advanced troubleshooting setting up a computer network supporting networking devices establishing network securities and supporting mobile devices
Manufacturing and Welding Principles of Manufacturing (CTM-3010)
36
Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description This project based class covers careers in the fields of Manufacturing and Mechatronics Learn measurement robotics and pneumatics thermal technology basic CAD operations machine tools quality controls welding and soldering purchasing and warehouse management
ElectronicsRobotics (CTM-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Principals of Manufacturing Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Gain advanced knowledge of robotics electronics ACDC electrical manufacturing processes control and materials Advanced training in soldering may lead to industry certification
Introduction to Auto Welding I ( ) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description
Welding II (CTM-3220) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Welding I Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Improve work and safety skills by making and using workable plans for school and personal projects Students improve out-of-position welding skills with SMAW (Shield Metal Arc Welding) and GMAC (Gas Metal Arc Welding) and become proficient in the use of a plasma cutter and wire feed welding processes
Advanced Welding amp Fabrication (CTM-3230) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Welding I and Welding II Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 Credit semester Description Students are exposed to gas tungsten arc welding aluminum welding gouging blueprint reading and heavy duty welding applications for large scale welding projects Students shadow a professional in the field to understand the physical attributes of the career
Aviation Introduction to Aviation (CTF-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn all aspects of the aviation industry including history principles of flight aircraft systems and performance weather navigation and aviation physiology Career exploration and flight simulation training make this an exciting class
Advanced Aviation and Flight (CTF-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Aviation
37
Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Prepare to take the FAA private pilot written exam as well as gain significant knowledge to begin an FAA flight training programming Learn aerodynamics air craft systems federal regulations flight planning weather and flight maneuvers
Science Technology Engineering and Math Project Lead The Way Pathway to Engineering Program Design an alternative housing project test and build wind turbines and apply engineering concepts related to biomechanics ndash think robotics Earn up to 12 college credits towards your engineering degree while you are in high school
Introduction to Engineering Design Engineering I PTLW (CTE-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Students learn how to apply the engineering design process to solve problems in and out of the classroom Using real world 3-D software students communicate the details of the products and will have the opportunity to create prototypes using our 3-D printer
Principles of Engineering Engineering II PTLW (CTE-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Engineering Design Engineering I Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn about major engineering concepts you will encounter in a college engineering curriculum Conduct destructive testing as you learn about material properties Apply your knowledge of engineering concepts as you tackle real-world engineering design problems through the use of VEX Robotics
Digital Electronics Engineering III PTLW (CTE-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Principles of Engineering Engineering II Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Use combinational and sequential logic design key elements of careers in engineering Students design circuits to solve problems export their designs to a printed circuit auto-routing program that generates printed circuit boards and use appropriate components to build their designs
Engineering Design and Development (EDD) Engineering IV PTLW (CTE-3080) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Digital Electronics Engineering III Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Design test and construct a solution to real-world engineering problem The EDD course allows students to apply skills and knowledge learned in previous Project Lead The Way courses
Transportation Distribution and Logistics Introduction to Vehicle Systems and Maintenance offered at the home high schools is a prerequisite for the auto tech courses
Introduction to Auto Welding I ( ) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description This course has been approved by the South Dakota Department of
38
Education to fulfill high school graduation requirements for Career amp Technical Education(CTE) Successful completion of this course is a prerequisite to take the advanced Auto Tech courses at the CTE Academy Demonstrate safety in the shop and lab while obtaining skills for the career and hobby opportunities in the automotive field Students will raise and support all vehicles inspect fluid levels perform an oil change and chassis lube service Students will test service and inspect vehicle electrical cooling and chassis systems Students will also perform services on tires transmission brakes fuel system and interior and exterior surfaces
Automotive Brakes (CTL-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn the fine adjustments and diagnosis techniques of automobile braking systems while troubleshooting and testing Use industry-quality computer equipment to learn the proper installation analyze data and repair vehicle brakes under actual conditions
Automotive Suspension and Steering (CTL-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn the fine adjustments and diagnosis of suspension and steering systems Troubleshoot and test steering and suspension components Use industry-quality equipment and computers to analyze data while working on vehicles under actual conditions
Automotive Electronics (CTL-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Test electronic engine controls and computer diagnosis perform ignition and tune-up procedures test charging and starting systems
Automotive Engine Performance (CTL-3040) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Using the latest in automotive technology and diagnostic equipment students build on their knowledge about fuel systems and fuel injection systems repair under actual lab and shop conditions
Introduction to Auto Body Repair and Estimating (CTL-3050) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Become acquainted with the requirements qualifications and skills needed in the field of auto body repair Demonstrate proper procedures and safety when handling tools and equipment
Auto Body Structural Analysis and Damage Repair (CTL-3060) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Body Repair and Estimating Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester
39
Description Demonstrate skills necessary for repairing auto body damage and repainting Successful completion may result in credits in the Auto Body Technology program at Southeast Technical Institute
Auto Body Nonstructural Analysis and Damage Repair (CTL-3070) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Body Repair and Estimating Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Repair auto body damage properly prepare automobile surfaces for painting analyze record and estimate the time and material needed to finish a vehicle Successful completion may result in credits in the Auto Body Technology program at Southeast Technical Institute
Auto Body Painting and Refinishing (CTL-3070) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Body Repair and Estimating Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Gain an understanding of the environmental regulations and industry processes used in painting and refinishing to achieve invisible repair
Academy of Finance This 2 or 3 year national program is designed to prepare students with practical skills to enter the real world of business and finance Earn up to 17 college credits Apply freshman or sophomore year for this program that is sponsored by the National Academy Foundation Financial support is provided by Citibank and numerous local internship sponsors
Sophomore Year Fall Semester Accounting I (ACBA40114012) Spring Semester Accounting II (ACBA40214022) or Introduction to Financial Services (ACBA4070) AND Banking and Credit (ACBA4050)
Junior Year Fall Semester Accounting I (ACBA40114012) or Introduction to Financial Services (ACBA4070) AND Banking and Credit (ACBA4050) Spring Semester Accounting II (ACBA40214022) or Introduction to Financial Services (ACBA4070) AND Banking and Credit (ACBA4050)
Summer Internship Senior Year Fall Semester Financial Planning (ACB-5010) Spring Semester Accounting II (ACBA20214022) AND Financial Economics (ACB-5020)
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English Gr Math Gr Science Gr Social Science Gr English I ndash Comp
English I ndash Lit
English II ndash Speech
English II ndash CompLit
English III ndash Am Lit
English III ndash Adv
Comp
English IV ndash Brit Lit
English IV ndash Sr Writing
Adv Placement
LitComp
Yearbook Pub
Creative Writing
JournalismNewspaper
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9
10
10
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10-12
11-12
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Pathways to Algebra
Algebra I
Algebra II
Geometry
Informal Geometry
Pre-Calculus
Consumer Math
Calculus
Statistics
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Physical Science
Biology
Chemistry
Physics
AnatomyPhysiology
Astronomy
Environmental
Science
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11-12
Geography
World History
American History
AP US History
Government
Criminal Justice Today
International Affairs
Psychology
AP Psychology
American Presidents
African American History
Sociology
American History amp Film
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11-12
12
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World Language Gr HealthPE Gr Business (CTE Gr FACS (CTE) Gr ASL I
ASL II
Spanish I
Spanish II
Spanish III
Spanish Literature
9-12
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11-12
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HS PE
Health
FitnessConditioning
9-12
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Intro to Business
Accounting I
Accounting II
Business Law
Personal Finance
Economics
9-12
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Interior Design
Advanced Interior Design
Nutrition and Wellness
Dietetics amp Nutrition
Human Dev
PrenatalTodd
Human Dev AdolAdult
Youth Internships
9-12
9-12
9-12
9-12
9-12
9-12
9-12
11-12
Information
Tech (CTE)
Gr Industrial Tech
(CTE)
Gr SILDL Gr Mt Marty Gr
Computer Applications
Web Design
Computer Hardware
Database Management
VB Programming
C++ Programming
Multimedia Design
Comp Prog (Game
Design)
9-12
9-12
10-12
10-12
10-12
10-12
10-12
10-12
Cabinet Making
Intro to Building Trade
Small Engines
Intro to Tech Education
9-12
9-12
10-12
9
Agribusiness
AnatomyPhysiology
Natural History
Physics
Comprehensive Art
Accounting 1 and 2
Digital Media
Service Learning
Spanish 1 and 2
Composition I
College Algebra
Intro to Psychology
American Government
Literature I
Pre-Calculus
Intro to Sociology
Fine Arts Gr Fine Arts Gr NSU Center Gr Intro to Art
Creative Drawing
Creative Painting
Digital Photography
Art Portfolio
Drama I
Drama II
9-12
10-12
10-12
9-12
11-12
9-12
10-12
Music Appreciation
Concert Band
Concert Choir
Womenrsquos Ensemble
Menrsquos Ensemble
Symphonic Band
9-12
9-12
9-12
9-12
9-12
9-12
AP Biology
AP Calculus AB
AP Chemistry
AP EnglishLanguage and
Composition
AP EnglishLiterature and
Composition
AP Physics B
AP Statistics
Other Courses Gr Senior Experience
Mentoring
Courses at CTE Academy
12
11-12
11-12
41
Name ___________________________________________________________
Freshmen Required Courses
English Composition English Literature
Geography World History
Physical Science
Computer Applications Web Design
Math Course
Elective
Elective
Elective
Total Credits
Credits
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
Parent Signature ___________________________________Date____________________
Tea Area Freshmen Registration
42
Name ___________________________________________________________
Sophomore Required Courses
Written Communication Speech
American History
Biology
Math Course
PEHealth Or other elective
Elective
Elective
Elective
Total Credits
Credits
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
Parent Signature ___________________________________Date____________________
Tea Area Sophomore Registration
43
Name ___________________________________________________________
Junior Required Courses
American Lit Advanced Comp
Check One Personal Finance ___
Economics ___
Science Course
Math Course
Elective
Elective
Elective
Elective
Total Credits
Credits
1
5
5
1
1
1
1
1
1
Parent Signature ___________________________________Date____________________
Tea Area Junior Registration
44
Name ___________________________________________________________
Senior Required Courses Senior English (3 options)
Government
Senior Project
Elective
Elective
Elective
Elective
Credits
1
5
1
1
1
1
1
Parent Signature ___________________________________Date____________________
Tea Area Senior Registration
34
Health Careers I (CTS-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none (recommended Anatomy Physiology) Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Want a career in the exciting medical profession Develop an awareness of various health-related careers while learning entry-level skills needed for all jobs in the profession Guest speakers demonstrations and field trips to local health care facilities provide real-life learning opportunities
Health Careers II (CTS-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Health Careers I (need a grade of C or better) Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Try a career in the medical field by completing an internship in a health care facility Apply entry-level skills while on the job Upon successful completion of both courses students are eligible to sit for the Certified Nursing Assistant (CAN) Exam
Project Lead the Way Biomedical Sciences Program This program is divided into four courses-each course building upon the previous Students interested in math science and the human body will be exposed to dynamic hands-on real-world problems to engage and challenge students who are interested in a career in medicine
Principals of Biomedical Sciences PLTW (CTS-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none (recommended Biology Chemistry) Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Study human medicine research processes and get an introduction to crime scene analysis Students investigate various health conditions such as heart disease diabetes sickle cell disease etc Students are engaged through hands-on projects and medical researched
Human Body Systems Biomed II PLTW (CTS-3040) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Principals of Biomedical Sciences Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Play the role of biomedical professionals solving medical mysteries and explore how body systems work together to maintain good health Students investigate the structures and functions of the human body
Medical Interventions Biomed III PLTW (CTS-3050) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Human Body Systems Biomed II Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description This ldquohow-tordquo class allows students to explore how to prevent and fight infection how to screen and evaluate the code in human DNA how to prevent diagnose and treat cancer and how to prevail when the organs of the body begin to fail
Biomedical Innovation Biomed IV PTLW (CTS-3060) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Medical Interventions Biomed III Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description In this capstone course students design and conduct experiments related to the diagnosis treatment and prevention of disease or illness Course includes an internship in the community
35
Human Services All Human Services students study confidentially and are CPRAED certified Students prepare personal resume and portfolio
Intro to Human Services (CTH - 3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description People-oriented occupations require training in human development parenting personal care and wellness counseling consumer services and employment skills Through field experiences and classroom activities students identify possibly career paths suitable to their strengths skills and talents
Guiding Youth and Families (CTH-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Students explore careers related to working directly with youth adolescents adults and the elderly Classroom activities and field experiences expose students to topics including behavior theory relationships ethics and legal issues social problems support systems and learning theories
Personal Services (CTH-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Students learn advanced study of human care and wellness while exploring communication strategies dietetics and nutrition exercise and fitness first aid ethics and legal issues and event planning This is a great choice for students who wish to go into cosmetology personal training or dietetics
Information Technology Introduction to Technology and Computer Support (CTN-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Students learn about computer technology inside a lab format Topics include computer assembly and disassembly troubleshooting repairs operating system installation and peripheral device support Advanced topics include operating system optimization and networking
Advanced Computer Support and Networking (CTN-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Technology and Computer Support Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Upon completion of this course students are prepared to take the CompTIA A+ certification exams Topics include advanced troubleshooting setting up a computer network supporting networking devices establishing network securities and supporting mobile devices
Manufacturing and Welding Principles of Manufacturing (CTM-3010)
36
Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description This project based class covers careers in the fields of Manufacturing and Mechatronics Learn measurement robotics and pneumatics thermal technology basic CAD operations machine tools quality controls welding and soldering purchasing and warehouse management
ElectronicsRobotics (CTM-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Principals of Manufacturing Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Gain advanced knowledge of robotics electronics ACDC electrical manufacturing processes control and materials Advanced training in soldering may lead to industry certification
Introduction to Auto Welding I ( ) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description
Welding II (CTM-3220) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Welding I Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Improve work and safety skills by making and using workable plans for school and personal projects Students improve out-of-position welding skills with SMAW (Shield Metal Arc Welding) and GMAC (Gas Metal Arc Welding) and become proficient in the use of a plasma cutter and wire feed welding processes
Advanced Welding amp Fabrication (CTM-3230) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Welding I and Welding II Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 Credit semester Description Students are exposed to gas tungsten arc welding aluminum welding gouging blueprint reading and heavy duty welding applications for large scale welding projects Students shadow a professional in the field to understand the physical attributes of the career
Aviation Introduction to Aviation (CTF-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn all aspects of the aviation industry including history principles of flight aircraft systems and performance weather navigation and aviation physiology Career exploration and flight simulation training make this an exciting class
Advanced Aviation and Flight (CTF-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Aviation
37
Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Prepare to take the FAA private pilot written exam as well as gain significant knowledge to begin an FAA flight training programming Learn aerodynamics air craft systems federal regulations flight planning weather and flight maneuvers
Science Technology Engineering and Math Project Lead The Way Pathway to Engineering Program Design an alternative housing project test and build wind turbines and apply engineering concepts related to biomechanics ndash think robotics Earn up to 12 college credits towards your engineering degree while you are in high school
Introduction to Engineering Design Engineering I PTLW (CTE-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Students learn how to apply the engineering design process to solve problems in and out of the classroom Using real world 3-D software students communicate the details of the products and will have the opportunity to create prototypes using our 3-D printer
Principles of Engineering Engineering II PTLW (CTE-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Engineering Design Engineering I Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn about major engineering concepts you will encounter in a college engineering curriculum Conduct destructive testing as you learn about material properties Apply your knowledge of engineering concepts as you tackle real-world engineering design problems through the use of VEX Robotics
Digital Electronics Engineering III PTLW (CTE-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Principles of Engineering Engineering II Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Use combinational and sequential logic design key elements of careers in engineering Students design circuits to solve problems export their designs to a printed circuit auto-routing program that generates printed circuit boards and use appropriate components to build their designs
Engineering Design and Development (EDD) Engineering IV PTLW (CTE-3080) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Digital Electronics Engineering III Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Design test and construct a solution to real-world engineering problem The EDD course allows students to apply skills and knowledge learned in previous Project Lead The Way courses
Transportation Distribution and Logistics Introduction to Vehicle Systems and Maintenance offered at the home high schools is a prerequisite for the auto tech courses
Introduction to Auto Welding I ( ) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description This course has been approved by the South Dakota Department of
38
Education to fulfill high school graduation requirements for Career amp Technical Education(CTE) Successful completion of this course is a prerequisite to take the advanced Auto Tech courses at the CTE Academy Demonstrate safety in the shop and lab while obtaining skills for the career and hobby opportunities in the automotive field Students will raise and support all vehicles inspect fluid levels perform an oil change and chassis lube service Students will test service and inspect vehicle electrical cooling and chassis systems Students will also perform services on tires transmission brakes fuel system and interior and exterior surfaces
Automotive Brakes (CTL-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn the fine adjustments and diagnosis techniques of automobile braking systems while troubleshooting and testing Use industry-quality computer equipment to learn the proper installation analyze data and repair vehicle brakes under actual conditions
Automotive Suspension and Steering (CTL-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn the fine adjustments and diagnosis of suspension and steering systems Troubleshoot and test steering and suspension components Use industry-quality equipment and computers to analyze data while working on vehicles under actual conditions
Automotive Electronics (CTL-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Test electronic engine controls and computer diagnosis perform ignition and tune-up procedures test charging and starting systems
Automotive Engine Performance (CTL-3040) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Using the latest in automotive technology and diagnostic equipment students build on their knowledge about fuel systems and fuel injection systems repair under actual lab and shop conditions
Introduction to Auto Body Repair and Estimating (CTL-3050) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Become acquainted with the requirements qualifications and skills needed in the field of auto body repair Demonstrate proper procedures and safety when handling tools and equipment
Auto Body Structural Analysis and Damage Repair (CTL-3060) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Body Repair and Estimating Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester
39
Description Demonstrate skills necessary for repairing auto body damage and repainting Successful completion may result in credits in the Auto Body Technology program at Southeast Technical Institute
Auto Body Nonstructural Analysis and Damage Repair (CTL-3070) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Body Repair and Estimating Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Repair auto body damage properly prepare automobile surfaces for painting analyze record and estimate the time and material needed to finish a vehicle Successful completion may result in credits in the Auto Body Technology program at Southeast Technical Institute
Auto Body Painting and Refinishing (CTL-3070) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Body Repair and Estimating Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Gain an understanding of the environmental regulations and industry processes used in painting and refinishing to achieve invisible repair
Academy of Finance This 2 or 3 year national program is designed to prepare students with practical skills to enter the real world of business and finance Earn up to 17 college credits Apply freshman or sophomore year for this program that is sponsored by the National Academy Foundation Financial support is provided by Citibank and numerous local internship sponsors
Sophomore Year Fall Semester Accounting I (ACBA40114012) Spring Semester Accounting II (ACBA40214022) or Introduction to Financial Services (ACBA4070) AND Banking and Credit (ACBA4050)
Junior Year Fall Semester Accounting I (ACBA40114012) or Introduction to Financial Services (ACBA4070) AND Banking and Credit (ACBA4050) Spring Semester Accounting II (ACBA40214022) or Introduction to Financial Services (ACBA4070) AND Banking and Credit (ACBA4050)
Summer Internship Senior Year Fall Semester Financial Planning (ACB-5010) Spring Semester Accounting II (ACBA20214022) AND Financial Economics (ACB-5020)
40
One Page Course Offerings Summary
English Gr Math Gr Science Gr Social Science Gr English I ndash Comp
English I ndash Lit
English II ndash Speech
English II ndash CompLit
English III ndash Am Lit
English III ndash Adv
Comp
English IV ndash Brit Lit
English IV ndash Sr Writing
Adv Placement
LitComp
Yearbook Pub
Creative Writing
JournalismNewspaper
9
9
10
10
11
11
12
12
12
10-12
11-12
10-12
Pathways to Algebra
Algebra I
Algebra II
Geometry
Informal Geometry
Pre-Calculus
Consumer Math
Calculus
Statistics
9
9-12
10-12
9-12
11-12
11-12
12
11-12
Physical Science
Biology
Chemistry
Physics
AnatomyPhysiology
Astronomy
Environmental
Science
9
10
11-12
11-12
11-12
11-12
11-12
Geography
World History
American History
AP US History
Government
Criminal Justice Today
International Affairs
Psychology
AP Psychology
American Presidents
African American History
Sociology
American History amp Film
9
9
10-11
11-12
12
10-12
11-12
11-12
11-12
11-12
10-12
11-12
11-12
World Language Gr HealthPE Gr Business (CTE Gr FACS (CTE) Gr ASL I
ASL II
Spanish I
Spanish II
Spanish III
Spanish Literature
9-12
10-12
9-12
10-12
11-12
11-12
HS PE
Health
FitnessConditioning
9-12
9-12
10-12
Intro to Business
Accounting I
Accounting II
Business Law
Personal Finance
Economics
9-12
10-12
11-12
10-12
11-12
11-12
Interior Design
Advanced Interior Design
Nutrition and Wellness
Dietetics amp Nutrition
Human Dev
PrenatalTodd
Human Dev AdolAdult
Youth Internships
9-12
9-12
9-12
9-12
9-12
9-12
9-12
11-12
Information
Tech (CTE)
Gr Industrial Tech
(CTE)
Gr SILDL Gr Mt Marty Gr
Computer Applications
Web Design
Computer Hardware
Database Management
VB Programming
C++ Programming
Multimedia Design
Comp Prog (Game
Design)
9-12
9-12
10-12
10-12
10-12
10-12
10-12
10-12
Cabinet Making
Intro to Building Trade
Small Engines
Intro to Tech Education
9-12
9-12
10-12
9
Agribusiness
AnatomyPhysiology
Natural History
Physics
Comprehensive Art
Accounting 1 and 2
Digital Media
Service Learning
Spanish 1 and 2
Composition I
College Algebra
Intro to Psychology
American Government
Literature I
Pre-Calculus
Intro to Sociology
Fine Arts Gr Fine Arts Gr NSU Center Gr Intro to Art
Creative Drawing
Creative Painting
Digital Photography
Art Portfolio
Drama I
Drama II
9-12
10-12
10-12
9-12
11-12
9-12
10-12
Music Appreciation
Concert Band
Concert Choir
Womenrsquos Ensemble
Menrsquos Ensemble
Symphonic Band
9-12
9-12
9-12
9-12
9-12
9-12
AP Biology
AP Calculus AB
AP Chemistry
AP EnglishLanguage and
Composition
AP EnglishLiterature and
Composition
AP Physics B
AP Statistics
Other Courses Gr Senior Experience
Mentoring
Courses at CTE Academy
12
11-12
11-12
41
Name ___________________________________________________________
Freshmen Required Courses
English Composition English Literature
Geography World History
Physical Science
Computer Applications Web Design
Math Course
Elective
Elective
Elective
Total Credits
Credits
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
Parent Signature ___________________________________Date____________________
Tea Area Freshmen Registration
42
Name ___________________________________________________________
Sophomore Required Courses
Written Communication Speech
American History
Biology
Math Course
PEHealth Or other elective
Elective
Elective
Elective
Total Credits
Credits
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
Parent Signature ___________________________________Date____________________
Tea Area Sophomore Registration
43
Name ___________________________________________________________
Junior Required Courses
American Lit Advanced Comp
Check One Personal Finance ___
Economics ___
Science Course
Math Course
Elective
Elective
Elective
Elective
Total Credits
Credits
1
5
5
1
1
1
1
1
1
Parent Signature ___________________________________Date____________________
Tea Area Junior Registration
44
Name ___________________________________________________________
Senior Required Courses Senior English (3 options)
Government
Senior Project
Elective
Elective
Elective
Elective
Credits
1
5
1
1
1
1
1
Parent Signature ___________________________________Date____________________
Tea Area Senior Registration
35
Human Services All Human Services students study confidentially and are CPRAED certified Students prepare personal resume and portfolio
Intro to Human Services (CTH - 3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description People-oriented occupations require training in human development parenting personal care and wellness counseling consumer services and employment skills Through field experiences and classroom activities students identify possibly career paths suitable to their strengths skills and talents
Guiding Youth and Families (CTH-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Students explore careers related to working directly with youth adolescents adults and the elderly Classroom activities and field experiences expose students to topics including behavior theory relationships ethics and legal issues social problems support systems and learning theories
Personal Services (CTH-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Students learn advanced study of human care and wellness while exploring communication strategies dietetics and nutrition exercise and fitness first aid ethics and legal issues and event planning This is a great choice for students who wish to go into cosmetology personal training or dietetics
Information Technology Introduction to Technology and Computer Support (CTN-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Students learn about computer technology inside a lab format Topics include computer assembly and disassembly troubleshooting repairs operating system installation and peripheral device support Advanced topics include operating system optimization and networking
Advanced Computer Support and Networking (CTN-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Technology and Computer Support Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Upon completion of this course students are prepared to take the CompTIA A+ certification exams Topics include advanced troubleshooting setting up a computer network supporting networking devices establishing network securities and supporting mobile devices
Manufacturing and Welding Principles of Manufacturing (CTM-3010)
36
Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description This project based class covers careers in the fields of Manufacturing and Mechatronics Learn measurement robotics and pneumatics thermal technology basic CAD operations machine tools quality controls welding and soldering purchasing and warehouse management
ElectronicsRobotics (CTM-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Principals of Manufacturing Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Gain advanced knowledge of robotics electronics ACDC electrical manufacturing processes control and materials Advanced training in soldering may lead to industry certification
Introduction to Auto Welding I ( ) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description
Welding II (CTM-3220) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Welding I Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Improve work and safety skills by making and using workable plans for school and personal projects Students improve out-of-position welding skills with SMAW (Shield Metal Arc Welding) and GMAC (Gas Metal Arc Welding) and become proficient in the use of a plasma cutter and wire feed welding processes
Advanced Welding amp Fabrication (CTM-3230) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Welding I and Welding II Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 Credit semester Description Students are exposed to gas tungsten arc welding aluminum welding gouging blueprint reading and heavy duty welding applications for large scale welding projects Students shadow a professional in the field to understand the physical attributes of the career
Aviation Introduction to Aviation (CTF-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn all aspects of the aviation industry including history principles of flight aircraft systems and performance weather navigation and aviation physiology Career exploration and flight simulation training make this an exciting class
Advanced Aviation and Flight (CTF-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Aviation
37
Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Prepare to take the FAA private pilot written exam as well as gain significant knowledge to begin an FAA flight training programming Learn aerodynamics air craft systems federal regulations flight planning weather and flight maneuvers
Science Technology Engineering and Math Project Lead The Way Pathway to Engineering Program Design an alternative housing project test and build wind turbines and apply engineering concepts related to biomechanics ndash think robotics Earn up to 12 college credits towards your engineering degree while you are in high school
Introduction to Engineering Design Engineering I PTLW (CTE-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Students learn how to apply the engineering design process to solve problems in and out of the classroom Using real world 3-D software students communicate the details of the products and will have the opportunity to create prototypes using our 3-D printer
Principles of Engineering Engineering II PTLW (CTE-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Engineering Design Engineering I Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn about major engineering concepts you will encounter in a college engineering curriculum Conduct destructive testing as you learn about material properties Apply your knowledge of engineering concepts as you tackle real-world engineering design problems through the use of VEX Robotics
Digital Electronics Engineering III PTLW (CTE-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Principles of Engineering Engineering II Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Use combinational and sequential logic design key elements of careers in engineering Students design circuits to solve problems export their designs to a printed circuit auto-routing program that generates printed circuit boards and use appropriate components to build their designs
Engineering Design and Development (EDD) Engineering IV PTLW (CTE-3080) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Digital Electronics Engineering III Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Design test and construct a solution to real-world engineering problem The EDD course allows students to apply skills and knowledge learned in previous Project Lead The Way courses
Transportation Distribution and Logistics Introduction to Vehicle Systems and Maintenance offered at the home high schools is a prerequisite for the auto tech courses
Introduction to Auto Welding I ( ) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description This course has been approved by the South Dakota Department of
38
Education to fulfill high school graduation requirements for Career amp Technical Education(CTE) Successful completion of this course is a prerequisite to take the advanced Auto Tech courses at the CTE Academy Demonstrate safety in the shop and lab while obtaining skills for the career and hobby opportunities in the automotive field Students will raise and support all vehicles inspect fluid levels perform an oil change and chassis lube service Students will test service and inspect vehicle electrical cooling and chassis systems Students will also perform services on tires transmission brakes fuel system and interior and exterior surfaces
Automotive Brakes (CTL-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn the fine adjustments and diagnosis techniques of automobile braking systems while troubleshooting and testing Use industry-quality computer equipment to learn the proper installation analyze data and repair vehicle brakes under actual conditions
Automotive Suspension and Steering (CTL-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn the fine adjustments and diagnosis of suspension and steering systems Troubleshoot and test steering and suspension components Use industry-quality equipment and computers to analyze data while working on vehicles under actual conditions
Automotive Electronics (CTL-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Test electronic engine controls and computer diagnosis perform ignition and tune-up procedures test charging and starting systems
Automotive Engine Performance (CTL-3040) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Using the latest in automotive technology and diagnostic equipment students build on their knowledge about fuel systems and fuel injection systems repair under actual lab and shop conditions
Introduction to Auto Body Repair and Estimating (CTL-3050) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Become acquainted with the requirements qualifications and skills needed in the field of auto body repair Demonstrate proper procedures and safety when handling tools and equipment
Auto Body Structural Analysis and Damage Repair (CTL-3060) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Body Repair and Estimating Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester
39
Description Demonstrate skills necessary for repairing auto body damage and repainting Successful completion may result in credits in the Auto Body Technology program at Southeast Technical Institute
Auto Body Nonstructural Analysis and Damage Repair (CTL-3070) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Body Repair and Estimating Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Repair auto body damage properly prepare automobile surfaces for painting analyze record and estimate the time and material needed to finish a vehicle Successful completion may result in credits in the Auto Body Technology program at Southeast Technical Institute
Auto Body Painting and Refinishing (CTL-3070) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Body Repair and Estimating Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Gain an understanding of the environmental regulations and industry processes used in painting and refinishing to achieve invisible repair
Academy of Finance This 2 or 3 year national program is designed to prepare students with practical skills to enter the real world of business and finance Earn up to 17 college credits Apply freshman or sophomore year for this program that is sponsored by the National Academy Foundation Financial support is provided by Citibank and numerous local internship sponsors
Sophomore Year Fall Semester Accounting I (ACBA40114012) Spring Semester Accounting II (ACBA40214022) or Introduction to Financial Services (ACBA4070) AND Banking and Credit (ACBA4050)
Junior Year Fall Semester Accounting I (ACBA40114012) or Introduction to Financial Services (ACBA4070) AND Banking and Credit (ACBA4050) Spring Semester Accounting II (ACBA40214022) or Introduction to Financial Services (ACBA4070) AND Banking and Credit (ACBA4050)
Summer Internship Senior Year Fall Semester Financial Planning (ACB-5010) Spring Semester Accounting II (ACBA20214022) AND Financial Economics (ACB-5020)
40
One Page Course Offerings Summary
English Gr Math Gr Science Gr Social Science Gr English I ndash Comp
English I ndash Lit
English II ndash Speech
English II ndash CompLit
English III ndash Am Lit
English III ndash Adv
Comp
English IV ndash Brit Lit
English IV ndash Sr Writing
Adv Placement
LitComp
Yearbook Pub
Creative Writing
JournalismNewspaper
9
9
10
10
11
11
12
12
12
10-12
11-12
10-12
Pathways to Algebra
Algebra I
Algebra II
Geometry
Informal Geometry
Pre-Calculus
Consumer Math
Calculus
Statistics
9
9-12
10-12
9-12
11-12
11-12
12
11-12
Physical Science
Biology
Chemistry
Physics
AnatomyPhysiology
Astronomy
Environmental
Science
9
10
11-12
11-12
11-12
11-12
11-12
Geography
World History
American History
AP US History
Government
Criminal Justice Today
International Affairs
Psychology
AP Psychology
American Presidents
African American History
Sociology
American History amp Film
9
9
10-11
11-12
12
10-12
11-12
11-12
11-12
11-12
10-12
11-12
11-12
World Language Gr HealthPE Gr Business (CTE Gr FACS (CTE) Gr ASL I
ASL II
Spanish I
Spanish II
Spanish III
Spanish Literature
9-12
10-12
9-12
10-12
11-12
11-12
HS PE
Health
FitnessConditioning
9-12
9-12
10-12
Intro to Business
Accounting I
Accounting II
Business Law
Personal Finance
Economics
9-12
10-12
11-12
10-12
11-12
11-12
Interior Design
Advanced Interior Design
Nutrition and Wellness
Dietetics amp Nutrition
Human Dev
PrenatalTodd
Human Dev AdolAdult
Youth Internships
9-12
9-12
9-12
9-12
9-12
9-12
9-12
11-12
Information
Tech (CTE)
Gr Industrial Tech
(CTE)
Gr SILDL Gr Mt Marty Gr
Computer Applications
Web Design
Computer Hardware
Database Management
VB Programming
C++ Programming
Multimedia Design
Comp Prog (Game
Design)
9-12
9-12
10-12
10-12
10-12
10-12
10-12
10-12
Cabinet Making
Intro to Building Trade
Small Engines
Intro to Tech Education
9-12
9-12
10-12
9
Agribusiness
AnatomyPhysiology
Natural History
Physics
Comprehensive Art
Accounting 1 and 2
Digital Media
Service Learning
Spanish 1 and 2
Composition I
College Algebra
Intro to Psychology
American Government
Literature I
Pre-Calculus
Intro to Sociology
Fine Arts Gr Fine Arts Gr NSU Center Gr Intro to Art
Creative Drawing
Creative Painting
Digital Photography
Art Portfolio
Drama I
Drama II
9-12
10-12
10-12
9-12
11-12
9-12
10-12
Music Appreciation
Concert Band
Concert Choir
Womenrsquos Ensemble
Menrsquos Ensemble
Symphonic Band
9-12
9-12
9-12
9-12
9-12
9-12
AP Biology
AP Calculus AB
AP Chemistry
AP EnglishLanguage and
Composition
AP EnglishLiterature and
Composition
AP Physics B
AP Statistics
Other Courses Gr Senior Experience
Mentoring
Courses at CTE Academy
12
11-12
11-12
41
Name ___________________________________________________________
Freshmen Required Courses
English Composition English Literature
Geography World History
Physical Science
Computer Applications Web Design
Math Course
Elective
Elective
Elective
Total Credits
Credits
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
Parent Signature ___________________________________Date____________________
Tea Area Freshmen Registration
42
Name ___________________________________________________________
Sophomore Required Courses
Written Communication Speech
American History
Biology
Math Course
PEHealth Or other elective
Elective
Elective
Elective
Total Credits
Credits
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
Parent Signature ___________________________________Date____________________
Tea Area Sophomore Registration
43
Name ___________________________________________________________
Junior Required Courses
American Lit Advanced Comp
Check One Personal Finance ___
Economics ___
Science Course
Math Course
Elective
Elective
Elective
Elective
Total Credits
Credits
1
5
5
1
1
1
1
1
1
Parent Signature ___________________________________Date____________________
Tea Area Junior Registration
44
Name ___________________________________________________________
Senior Required Courses Senior English (3 options)
Government
Senior Project
Elective
Elective
Elective
Elective
Credits
1
5
1
1
1
1
1
Parent Signature ___________________________________Date____________________
Tea Area Senior Registration
36
Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description This project based class covers careers in the fields of Manufacturing and Mechatronics Learn measurement robotics and pneumatics thermal technology basic CAD operations machine tools quality controls welding and soldering purchasing and warehouse management
ElectronicsRobotics (CTM-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Principals of Manufacturing Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Gain advanced knowledge of robotics electronics ACDC electrical manufacturing processes control and materials Advanced training in soldering may lead to industry certification
Introduction to Auto Welding I ( ) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description
Welding II (CTM-3220) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Welding I Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Improve work and safety skills by making and using workable plans for school and personal projects Students improve out-of-position welding skills with SMAW (Shield Metal Arc Welding) and GMAC (Gas Metal Arc Welding) and become proficient in the use of a plasma cutter and wire feed welding processes
Advanced Welding amp Fabrication (CTM-3230) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Welding I and Welding II Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 Credit semester Description Students are exposed to gas tungsten arc welding aluminum welding gouging blueprint reading and heavy duty welding applications for large scale welding projects Students shadow a professional in the field to understand the physical attributes of the career
Aviation Introduction to Aviation (CTF-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn all aspects of the aviation industry including history principles of flight aircraft systems and performance weather navigation and aviation physiology Career exploration and flight simulation training make this an exciting class
Advanced Aviation and Flight (CTF-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Aviation
37
Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Prepare to take the FAA private pilot written exam as well as gain significant knowledge to begin an FAA flight training programming Learn aerodynamics air craft systems federal regulations flight planning weather and flight maneuvers
Science Technology Engineering and Math Project Lead The Way Pathway to Engineering Program Design an alternative housing project test and build wind turbines and apply engineering concepts related to biomechanics ndash think robotics Earn up to 12 college credits towards your engineering degree while you are in high school
Introduction to Engineering Design Engineering I PTLW (CTE-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Students learn how to apply the engineering design process to solve problems in and out of the classroom Using real world 3-D software students communicate the details of the products and will have the opportunity to create prototypes using our 3-D printer
Principles of Engineering Engineering II PTLW (CTE-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Engineering Design Engineering I Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn about major engineering concepts you will encounter in a college engineering curriculum Conduct destructive testing as you learn about material properties Apply your knowledge of engineering concepts as you tackle real-world engineering design problems through the use of VEX Robotics
Digital Electronics Engineering III PTLW (CTE-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Principles of Engineering Engineering II Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Use combinational and sequential logic design key elements of careers in engineering Students design circuits to solve problems export their designs to a printed circuit auto-routing program that generates printed circuit boards and use appropriate components to build their designs
Engineering Design and Development (EDD) Engineering IV PTLW (CTE-3080) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Digital Electronics Engineering III Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Design test and construct a solution to real-world engineering problem The EDD course allows students to apply skills and knowledge learned in previous Project Lead The Way courses
Transportation Distribution and Logistics Introduction to Vehicle Systems and Maintenance offered at the home high schools is a prerequisite for the auto tech courses
Introduction to Auto Welding I ( ) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description This course has been approved by the South Dakota Department of
38
Education to fulfill high school graduation requirements for Career amp Technical Education(CTE) Successful completion of this course is a prerequisite to take the advanced Auto Tech courses at the CTE Academy Demonstrate safety in the shop and lab while obtaining skills for the career and hobby opportunities in the automotive field Students will raise and support all vehicles inspect fluid levels perform an oil change and chassis lube service Students will test service and inspect vehicle electrical cooling and chassis systems Students will also perform services on tires transmission brakes fuel system and interior and exterior surfaces
Automotive Brakes (CTL-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn the fine adjustments and diagnosis techniques of automobile braking systems while troubleshooting and testing Use industry-quality computer equipment to learn the proper installation analyze data and repair vehicle brakes under actual conditions
Automotive Suspension and Steering (CTL-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn the fine adjustments and diagnosis of suspension and steering systems Troubleshoot and test steering and suspension components Use industry-quality equipment and computers to analyze data while working on vehicles under actual conditions
Automotive Electronics (CTL-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Test electronic engine controls and computer diagnosis perform ignition and tune-up procedures test charging and starting systems
Automotive Engine Performance (CTL-3040) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Using the latest in automotive technology and diagnostic equipment students build on their knowledge about fuel systems and fuel injection systems repair under actual lab and shop conditions
Introduction to Auto Body Repair and Estimating (CTL-3050) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Become acquainted with the requirements qualifications and skills needed in the field of auto body repair Demonstrate proper procedures and safety when handling tools and equipment
Auto Body Structural Analysis and Damage Repair (CTL-3060) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Body Repair and Estimating Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester
39
Description Demonstrate skills necessary for repairing auto body damage and repainting Successful completion may result in credits in the Auto Body Technology program at Southeast Technical Institute
Auto Body Nonstructural Analysis and Damage Repair (CTL-3070) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Body Repair and Estimating Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Repair auto body damage properly prepare automobile surfaces for painting analyze record and estimate the time and material needed to finish a vehicle Successful completion may result in credits in the Auto Body Technology program at Southeast Technical Institute
Auto Body Painting and Refinishing (CTL-3070) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Body Repair and Estimating Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Gain an understanding of the environmental regulations and industry processes used in painting and refinishing to achieve invisible repair
Academy of Finance This 2 or 3 year national program is designed to prepare students with practical skills to enter the real world of business and finance Earn up to 17 college credits Apply freshman or sophomore year for this program that is sponsored by the National Academy Foundation Financial support is provided by Citibank and numerous local internship sponsors
Sophomore Year Fall Semester Accounting I (ACBA40114012) Spring Semester Accounting II (ACBA40214022) or Introduction to Financial Services (ACBA4070) AND Banking and Credit (ACBA4050)
Junior Year Fall Semester Accounting I (ACBA40114012) or Introduction to Financial Services (ACBA4070) AND Banking and Credit (ACBA4050) Spring Semester Accounting II (ACBA40214022) or Introduction to Financial Services (ACBA4070) AND Banking and Credit (ACBA4050)
Summer Internship Senior Year Fall Semester Financial Planning (ACB-5010) Spring Semester Accounting II (ACBA20214022) AND Financial Economics (ACB-5020)
40
One Page Course Offerings Summary
English Gr Math Gr Science Gr Social Science Gr English I ndash Comp
English I ndash Lit
English II ndash Speech
English II ndash CompLit
English III ndash Am Lit
English III ndash Adv
Comp
English IV ndash Brit Lit
English IV ndash Sr Writing
Adv Placement
LitComp
Yearbook Pub
Creative Writing
JournalismNewspaper
9
9
10
10
11
11
12
12
12
10-12
11-12
10-12
Pathways to Algebra
Algebra I
Algebra II
Geometry
Informal Geometry
Pre-Calculus
Consumer Math
Calculus
Statistics
9
9-12
10-12
9-12
11-12
11-12
12
11-12
Physical Science
Biology
Chemistry
Physics
AnatomyPhysiology
Astronomy
Environmental
Science
9
10
11-12
11-12
11-12
11-12
11-12
Geography
World History
American History
AP US History
Government
Criminal Justice Today
International Affairs
Psychology
AP Psychology
American Presidents
African American History
Sociology
American History amp Film
9
9
10-11
11-12
12
10-12
11-12
11-12
11-12
11-12
10-12
11-12
11-12
World Language Gr HealthPE Gr Business (CTE Gr FACS (CTE) Gr ASL I
ASL II
Spanish I
Spanish II
Spanish III
Spanish Literature
9-12
10-12
9-12
10-12
11-12
11-12
HS PE
Health
FitnessConditioning
9-12
9-12
10-12
Intro to Business
Accounting I
Accounting II
Business Law
Personal Finance
Economics
9-12
10-12
11-12
10-12
11-12
11-12
Interior Design
Advanced Interior Design
Nutrition and Wellness
Dietetics amp Nutrition
Human Dev
PrenatalTodd
Human Dev AdolAdult
Youth Internships
9-12
9-12
9-12
9-12
9-12
9-12
9-12
11-12
Information
Tech (CTE)
Gr Industrial Tech
(CTE)
Gr SILDL Gr Mt Marty Gr
Computer Applications
Web Design
Computer Hardware
Database Management
VB Programming
C++ Programming
Multimedia Design
Comp Prog (Game
Design)
9-12
9-12
10-12
10-12
10-12
10-12
10-12
10-12
Cabinet Making
Intro to Building Trade
Small Engines
Intro to Tech Education
9-12
9-12
10-12
9
Agribusiness
AnatomyPhysiology
Natural History
Physics
Comprehensive Art
Accounting 1 and 2
Digital Media
Service Learning
Spanish 1 and 2
Composition I
College Algebra
Intro to Psychology
American Government
Literature I
Pre-Calculus
Intro to Sociology
Fine Arts Gr Fine Arts Gr NSU Center Gr Intro to Art
Creative Drawing
Creative Painting
Digital Photography
Art Portfolio
Drama I
Drama II
9-12
10-12
10-12
9-12
11-12
9-12
10-12
Music Appreciation
Concert Band
Concert Choir
Womenrsquos Ensemble
Menrsquos Ensemble
Symphonic Band
9-12
9-12
9-12
9-12
9-12
9-12
AP Biology
AP Calculus AB
AP Chemistry
AP EnglishLanguage and
Composition
AP EnglishLiterature and
Composition
AP Physics B
AP Statistics
Other Courses Gr Senior Experience
Mentoring
Courses at CTE Academy
12
11-12
11-12
41
Name ___________________________________________________________
Freshmen Required Courses
English Composition English Literature
Geography World History
Physical Science
Computer Applications Web Design
Math Course
Elective
Elective
Elective
Total Credits
Credits
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
Parent Signature ___________________________________Date____________________
Tea Area Freshmen Registration
42
Name ___________________________________________________________
Sophomore Required Courses
Written Communication Speech
American History
Biology
Math Course
PEHealth Or other elective
Elective
Elective
Elective
Total Credits
Credits
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
Parent Signature ___________________________________Date____________________
Tea Area Sophomore Registration
43
Name ___________________________________________________________
Junior Required Courses
American Lit Advanced Comp
Check One Personal Finance ___
Economics ___
Science Course
Math Course
Elective
Elective
Elective
Elective
Total Credits
Credits
1
5
5
1
1
1
1
1
1
Parent Signature ___________________________________Date____________________
Tea Area Junior Registration
44
Name ___________________________________________________________
Senior Required Courses Senior English (3 options)
Government
Senior Project
Elective
Elective
Elective
Elective
Credits
1
5
1
1
1
1
1
Parent Signature ___________________________________Date____________________
Tea Area Senior Registration
37
Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Prepare to take the FAA private pilot written exam as well as gain significant knowledge to begin an FAA flight training programming Learn aerodynamics air craft systems federal regulations flight planning weather and flight maneuvers
Science Technology Engineering and Math Project Lead The Way Pathway to Engineering Program Design an alternative housing project test and build wind turbines and apply engineering concepts related to biomechanics ndash think robotics Earn up to 12 college credits towards your engineering degree while you are in high school
Introduction to Engineering Design Engineering I PTLW (CTE-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Students learn how to apply the engineering design process to solve problems in and out of the classroom Using real world 3-D software students communicate the details of the products and will have the opportunity to create prototypes using our 3-D printer
Principles of Engineering Engineering II PTLW (CTE-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Engineering Design Engineering I Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn about major engineering concepts you will encounter in a college engineering curriculum Conduct destructive testing as you learn about material properties Apply your knowledge of engineering concepts as you tackle real-world engineering design problems through the use of VEX Robotics
Digital Electronics Engineering III PTLW (CTE-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Principles of Engineering Engineering II Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Use combinational and sequential logic design key elements of careers in engineering Students design circuits to solve problems export their designs to a printed circuit auto-routing program that generates printed circuit boards and use appropriate components to build their designs
Engineering Design and Development (EDD) Engineering IV PTLW (CTE-3080) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Digital Electronics Engineering III Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Design test and construct a solution to real-world engineering problem The EDD course allows students to apply skills and knowledge learned in previous Project Lead The Way courses
Transportation Distribution and Logistics Introduction to Vehicle Systems and Maintenance offered at the home high schools is a prerequisite for the auto tech courses
Introduction to Auto Welding I ( ) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description This course has been approved by the South Dakota Department of
38
Education to fulfill high school graduation requirements for Career amp Technical Education(CTE) Successful completion of this course is a prerequisite to take the advanced Auto Tech courses at the CTE Academy Demonstrate safety in the shop and lab while obtaining skills for the career and hobby opportunities in the automotive field Students will raise and support all vehicles inspect fluid levels perform an oil change and chassis lube service Students will test service and inspect vehicle electrical cooling and chassis systems Students will also perform services on tires transmission brakes fuel system and interior and exterior surfaces
Automotive Brakes (CTL-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn the fine adjustments and diagnosis techniques of automobile braking systems while troubleshooting and testing Use industry-quality computer equipment to learn the proper installation analyze data and repair vehicle brakes under actual conditions
Automotive Suspension and Steering (CTL-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn the fine adjustments and diagnosis of suspension and steering systems Troubleshoot and test steering and suspension components Use industry-quality equipment and computers to analyze data while working on vehicles under actual conditions
Automotive Electronics (CTL-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Test electronic engine controls and computer diagnosis perform ignition and tune-up procedures test charging and starting systems
Automotive Engine Performance (CTL-3040) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Using the latest in automotive technology and diagnostic equipment students build on their knowledge about fuel systems and fuel injection systems repair under actual lab and shop conditions
Introduction to Auto Body Repair and Estimating (CTL-3050) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Become acquainted with the requirements qualifications and skills needed in the field of auto body repair Demonstrate proper procedures and safety when handling tools and equipment
Auto Body Structural Analysis and Damage Repair (CTL-3060) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Body Repair and Estimating Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester
39
Description Demonstrate skills necessary for repairing auto body damage and repainting Successful completion may result in credits in the Auto Body Technology program at Southeast Technical Institute
Auto Body Nonstructural Analysis and Damage Repair (CTL-3070) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Body Repair and Estimating Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Repair auto body damage properly prepare automobile surfaces for painting analyze record and estimate the time and material needed to finish a vehicle Successful completion may result in credits in the Auto Body Technology program at Southeast Technical Institute
Auto Body Painting and Refinishing (CTL-3070) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Body Repair and Estimating Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Gain an understanding of the environmental regulations and industry processes used in painting and refinishing to achieve invisible repair
Academy of Finance This 2 or 3 year national program is designed to prepare students with practical skills to enter the real world of business and finance Earn up to 17 college credits Apply freshman or sophomore year for this program that is sponsored by the National Academy Foundation Financial support is provided by Citibank and numerous local internship sponsors
Sophomore Year Fall Semester Accounting I (ACBA40114012) Spring Semester Accounting II (ACBA40214022) or Introduction to Financial Services (ACBA4070) AND Banking and Credit (ACBA4050)
Junior Year Fall Semester Accounting I (ACBA40114012) or Introduction to Financial Services (ACBA4070) AND Banking and Credit (ACBA4050) Spring Semester Accounting II (ACBA40214022) or Introduction to Financial Services (ACBA4070) AND Banking and Credit (ACBA4050)
Summer Internship Senior Year Fall Semester Financial Planning (ACB-5010) Spring Semester Accounting II (ACBA20214022) AND Financial Economics (ACB-5020)
40
One Page Course Offerings Summary
English Gr Math Gr Science Gr Social Science Gr English I ndash Comp
English I ndash Lit
English II ndash Speech
English II ndash CompLit
English III ndash Am Lit
English III ndash Adv
Comp
English IV ndash Brit Lit
English IV ndash Sr Writing
Adv Placement
LitComp
Yearbook Pub
Creative Writing
JournalismNewspaper
9
9
10
10
11
11
12
12
12
10-12
11-12
10-12
Pathways to Algebra
Algebra I
Algebra II
Geometry
Informal Geometry
Pre-Calculus
Consumer Math
Calculus
Statistics
9
9-12
10-12
9-12
11-12
11-12
12
11-12
Physical Science
Biology
Chemistry
Physics
AnatomyPhysiology
Astronomy
Environmental
Science
9
10
11-12
11-12
11-12
11-12
11-12
Geography
World History
American History
AP US History
Government
Criminal Justice Today
International Affairs
Psychology
AP Psychology
American Presidents
African American History
Sociology
American History amp Film
9
9
10-11
11-12
12
10-12
11-12
11-12
11-12
11-12
10-12
11-12
11-12
World Language Gr HealthPE Gr Business (CTE Gr FACS (CTE) Gr ASL I
ASL II
Spanish I
Spanish II
Spanish III
Spanish Literature
9-12
10-12
9-12
10-12
11-12
11-12
HS PE
Health
FitnessConditioning
9-12
9-12
10-12
Intro to Business
Accounting I
Accounting II
Business Law
Personal Finance
Economics
9-12
10-12
11-12
10-12
11-12
11-12
Interior Design
Advanced Interior Design
Nutrition and Wellness
Dietetics amp Nutrition
Human Dev
PrenatalTodd
Human Dev AdolAdult
Youth Internships
9-12
9-12
9-12
9-12
9-12
9-12
9-12
11-12
Information
Tech (CTE)
Gr Industrial Tech
(CTE)
Gr SILDL Gr Mt Marty Gr
Computer Applications
Web Design
Computer Hardware
Database Management
VB Programming
C++ Programming
Multimedia Design
Comp Prog (Game
Design)
9-12
9-12
10-12
10-12
10-12
10-12
10-12
10-12
Cabinet Making
Intro to Building Trade
Small Engines
Intro to Tech Education
9-12
9-12
10-12
9
Agribusiness
AnatomyPhysiology
Natural History
Physics
Comprehensive Art
Accounting 1 and 2
Digital Media
Service Learning
Spanish 1 and 2
Composition I
College Algebra
Intro to Psychology
American Government
Literature I
Pre-Calculus
Intro to Sociology
Fine Arts Gr Fine Arts Gr NSU Center Gr Intro to Art
Creative Drawing
Creative Painting
Digital Photography
Art Portfolio
Drama I
Drama II
9-12
10-12
10-12
9-12
11-12
9-12
10-12
Music Appreciation
Concert Band
Concert Choir
Womenrsquos Ensemble
Menrsquos Ensemble
Symphonic Band
9-12
9-12
9-12
9-12
9-12
9-12
AP Biology
AP Calculus AB
AP Chemistry
AP EnglishLanguage and
Composition
AP EnglishLiterature and
Composition
AP Physics B
AP Statistics
Other Courses Gr Senior Experience
Mentoring
Courses at CTE Academy
12
11-12
11-12
41
Name ___________________________________________________________
Freshmen Required Courses
English Composition English Literature
Geography World History
Physical Science
Computer Applications Web Design
Math Course
Elective
Elective
Elective
Total Credits
Credits
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
Parent Signature ___________________________________Date____________________
Tea Area Freshmen Registration
42
Name ___________________________________________________________
Sophomore Required Courses
Written Communication Speech
American History
Biology
Math Course
PEHealth Or other elective
Elective
Elective
Elective
Total Credits
Credits
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
Parent Signature ___________________________________Date____________________
Tea Area Sophomore Registration
43
Name ___________________________________________________________
Junior Required Courses
American Lit Advanced Comp
Check One Personal Finance ___
Economics ___
Science Course
Math Course
Elective
Elective
Elective
Elective
Total Credits
Credits
1
5
5
1
1
1
1
1
1
Parent Signature ___________________________________Date____________________
Tea Area Junior Registration
44
Name ___________________________________________________________
Senior Required Courses Senior English (3 options)
Government
Senior Project
Elective
Elective
Elective
Elective
Credits
1
5
1
1
1
1
1
Parent Signature ___________________________________Date____________________
Tea Area Senior Registration
38
Education to fulfill high school graduation requirements for Career amp Technical Education(CTE) Successful completion of this course is a prerequisite to take the advanced Auto Tech courses at the CTE Academy Demonstrate safety in the shop and lab while obtaining skills for the career and hobby opportunities in the automotive field Students will raise and support all vehicles inspect fluid levels perform an oil change and chassis lube service Students will test service and inspect vehicle electrical cooling and chassis systems Students will also perform services on tires transmission brakes fuel system and interior and exterior surfaces
Automotive Brakes (CTL-3010) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn the fine adjustments and diagnosis techniques of automobile braking systems while troubleshooting and testing Use industry-quality computer equipment to learn the proper installation analyze data and repair vehicle brakes under actual conditions
Automotive Suspension and Steering (CTL-3020) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Learn the fine adjustments and diagnosis of suspension and steering systems Troubleshoot and test steering and suspension components Use industry-quality equipment and computers to analyze data while working on vehicles under actual conditions
Automotive Electronics (CTL-3030) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Test electronic engine controls and computer diagnosis perform ignition and tune-up procedures test charging and starting systems
Automotive Engine Performance (CTL-3040) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Using the latest in automotive technology and diagnostic equipment students build on their knowledge about fuel systems and fuel injection systems repair under actual lab and shop conditions
Introduction to Auto Body Repair and Estimating (CTL-3050) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites none Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Become acquainted with the requirements qualifications and skills needed in the field of auto body repair Demonstrate proper procedures and safety when handling tools and equipment
Auto Body Structural Analysis and Damage Repair (CTL-3060) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Body Repair and Estimating Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester
39
Description Demonstrate skills necessary for repairing auto body damage and repainting Successful completion may result in credits in the Auto Body Technology program at Southeast Technical Institute
Auto Body Nonstructural Analysis and Damage Repair (CTL-3070) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Body Repair and Estimating Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Repair auto body damage properly prepare automobile surfaces for painting analyze record and estimate the time and material needed to finish a vehicle Successful completion may result in credits in the Auto Body Technology program at Southeast Technical Institute
Auto Body Painting and Refinishing (CTL-3070) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Body Repair and Estimating Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Gain an understanding of the environmental regulations and industry processes used in painting and refinishing to achieve invisible repair
Academy of Finance This 2 or 3 year national program is designed to prepare students with practical skills to enter the real world of business and finance Earn up to 17 college credits Apply freshman or sophomore year for this program that is sponsored by the National Academy Foundation Financial support is provided by Citibank and numerous local internship sponsors
Sophomore Year Fall Semester Accounting I (ACBA40114012) Spring Semester Accounting II (ACBA40214022) or Introduction to Financial Services (ACBA4070) AND Banking and Credit (ACBA4050)
Junior Year Fall Semester Accounting I (ACBA40114012) or Introduction to Financial Services (ACBA4070) AND Banking and Credit (ACBA4050) Spring Semester Accounting II (ACBA40214022) or Introduction to Financial Services (ACBA4070) AND Banking and Credit (ACBA4050)
Summer Internship Senior Year Fall Semester Financial Planning (ACB-5010) Spring Semester Accounting II (ACBA20214022) AND Financial Economics (ACB-5020)
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One Page Course Offerings Summary
English Gr Math Gr Science Gr Social Science Gr English I ndash Comp
English I ndash Lit
English II ndash Speech
English II ndash CompLit
English III ndash Am Lit
English III ndash Adv
Comp
English IV ndash Brit Lit
English IV ndash Sr Writing
Adv Placement
LitComp
Yearbook Pub
Creative Writing
JournalismNewspaper
9
9
10
10
11
11
12
12
12
10-12
11-12
10-12
Pathways to Algebra
Algebra I
Algebra II
Geometry
Informal Geometry
Pre-Calculus
Consumer Math
Calculus
Statistics
9
9-12
10-12
9-12
11-12
11-12
12
11-12
Physical Science
Biology
Chemistry
Physics
AnatomyPhysiology
Astronomy
Environmental
Science
9
10
11-12
11-12
11-12
11-12
11-12
Geography
World History
American History
AP US History
Government
Criminal Justice Today
International Affairs
Psychology
AP Psychology
American Presidents
African American History
Sociology
American History amp Film
9
9
10-11
11-12
12
10-12
11-12
11-12
11-12
11-12
10-12
11-12
11-12
World Language Gr HealthPE Gr Business (CTE Gr FACS (CTE) Gr ASL I
ASL II
Spanish I
Spanish II
Spanish III
Spanish Literature
9-12
10-12
9-12
10-12
11-12
11-12
HS PE
Health
FitnessConditioning
9-12
9-12
10-12
Intro to Business
Accounting I
Accounting II
Business Law
Personal Finance
Economics
9-12
10-12
11-12
10-12
11-12
11-12
Interior Design
Advanced Interior Design
Nutrition and Wellness
Dietetics amp Nutrition
Human Dev
PrenatalTodd
Human Dev AdolAdult
Youth Internships
9-12
9-12
9-12
9-12
9-12
9-12
9-12
11-12
Information
Tech (CTE)
Gr Industrial Tech
(CTE)
Gr SILDL Gr Mt Marty Gr
Computer Applications
Web Design
Computer Hardware
Database Management
VB Programming
C++ Programming
Multimedia Design
Comp Prog (Game
Design)
9-12
9-12
10-12
10-12
10-12
10-12
10-12
10-12
Cabinet Making
Intro to Building Trade
Small Engines
Intro to Tech Education
9-12
9-12
10-12
9
Agribusiness
AnatomyPhysiology
Natural History
Physics
Comprehensive Art
Accounting 1 and 2
Digital Media
Service Learning
Spanish 1 and 2
Composition I
College Algebra
Intro to Psychology
American Government
Literature I
Pre-Calculus
Intro to Sociology
Fine Arts Gr Fine Arts Gr NSU Center Gr Intro to Art
Creative Drawing
Creative Painting
Digital Photography
Art Portfolio
Drama I
Drama II
9-12
10-12
10-12
9-12
11-12
9-12
10-12
Music Appreciation
Concert Band
Concert Choir
Womenrsquos Ensemble
Menrsquos Ensemble
Symphonic Band
9-12
9-12
9-12
9-12
9-12
9-12
AP Biology
AP Calculus AB
AP Chemistry
AP EnglishLanguage and
Composition
AP EnglishLiterature and
Composition
AP Physics B
AP Statistics
Other Courses Gr Senior Experience
Mentoring
Courses at CTE Academy
12
11-12
11-12
41
Name ___________________________________________________________
Freshmen Required Courses
English Composition English Literature
Geography World History
Physical Science
Computer Applications Web Design
Math Course
Elective
Elective
Elective
Total Credits
Credits
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
Parent Signature ___________________________________Date____________________
Tea Area Freshmen Registration
42
Name ___________________________________________________________
Sophomore Required Courses
Written Communication Speech
American History
Biology
Math Course
PEHealth Or other elective
Elective
Elective
Elective
Total Credits
Credits
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
Parent Signature ___________________________________Date____________________
Tea Area Sophomore Registration
43
Name ___________________________________________________________
Junior Required Courses
American Lit Advanced Comp
Check One Personal Finance ___
Economics ___
Science Course
Math Course
Elective
Elective
Elective
Elective
Total Credits
Credits
1
5
5
1
1
1
1
1
1
Parent Signature ___________________________________Date____________________
Tea Area Junior Registration
44
Name ___________________________________________________________
Senior Required Courses Senior English (3 options)
Government
Senior Project
Elective
Elective
Elective
Elective
Credits
1
5
1
1
1
1
1
Parent Signature ___________________________________Date____________________
Tea Area Senior Registration
39
Description Demonstrate skills necessary for repairing auto body damage and repainting Successful completion may result in credits in the Auto Body Technology program at Southeast Technical Institute
Auto Body Nonstructural Analysis and Damage Repair (CTL-3070) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Body Repair and Estimating Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Repair auto body damage properly prepare automobile surfaces for painting analyze record and estimate the time and material needed to finish a vehicle Successful completion may result in credits in the Auto Body Technology program at Southeast Technical Institute
Auto Body Painting and Refinishing (CTL-3070) Elective Grade Level 11-12 Prerequisites Introduction to Auto Body Repair and Estimating Length 1 Semester (2 hrs) Credit 1 credit semester Description Gain an understanding of the environmental regulations and industry processes used in painting and refinishing to achieve invisible repair
Academy of Finance This 2 or 3 year national program is designed to prepare students with practical skills to enter the real world of business and finance Earn up to 17 college credits Apply freshman or sophomore year for this program that is sponsored by the National Academy Foundation Financial support is provided by Citibank and numerous local internship sponsors
Sophomore Year Fall Semester Accounting I (ACBA40114012) Spring Semester Accounting II (ACBA40214022) or Introduction to Financial Services (ACBA4070) AND Banking and Credit (ACBA4050)
Junior Year Fall Semester Accounting I (ACBA40114012) or Introduction to Financial Services (ACBA4070) AND Banking and Credit (ACBA4050) Spring Semester Accounting II (ACBA40214022) or Introduction to Financial Services (ACBA4070) AND Banking and Credit (ACBA4050)
Summer Internship Senior Year Fall Semester Financial Planning (ACB-5010) Spring Semester Accounting II (ACBA20214022) AND Financial Economics (ACB-5020)
40
One Page Course Offerings Summary
English Gr Math Gr Science Gr Social Science Gr English I ndash Comp
English I ndash Lit
English II ndash Speech
English II ndash CompLit
English III ndash Am Lit
English III ndash Adv
Comp
English IV ndash Brit Lit
English IV ndash Sr Writing
Adv Placement
LitComp
Yearbook Pub
Creative Writing
JournalismNewspaper
9
9
10
10
11
11
12
12
12
10-12
11-12
10-12
Pathways to Algebra
Algebra I
Algebra II
Geometry
Informal Geometry
Pre-Calculus
Consumer Math
Calculus
Statistics
9
9-12
10-12
9-12
11-12
11-12
12
11-12
Physical Science
Biology
Chemistry
Physics
AnatomyPhysiology
Astronomy
Environmental
Science
9
10
11-12
11-12
11-12
11-12
11-12
Geography
World History
American History
AP US History
Government
Criminal Justice Today
International Affairs
Psychology
AP Psychology
American Presidents
African American History
Sociology
American History amp Film
9
9
10-11
11-12
12
10-12
11-12
11-12
11-12
11-12
10-12
11-12
11-12
World Language Gr HealthPE Gr Business (CTE Gr FACS (CTE) Gr ASL I
ASL II
Spanish I
Spanish II
Spanish III
Spanish Literature
9-12
10-12
9-12
10-12
11-12
11-12
HS PE
Health
FitnessConditioning
9-12
9-12
10-12
Intro to Business
Accounting I
Accounting II
Business Law
Personal Finance
Economics
9-12
10-12
11-12
10-12
11-12
11-12
Interior Design
Advanced Interior Design
Nutrition and Wellness
Dietetics amp Nutrition
Human Dev
PrenatalTodd
Human Dev AdolAdult
Youth Internships
9-12
9-12
9-12
9-12
9-12
9-12
9-12
11-12
Information
Tech (CTE)
Gr Industrial Tech
(CTE)
Gr SILDL Gr Mt Marty Gr
Computer Applications
Web Design
Computer Hardware
Database Management
VB Programming
C++ Programming
Multimedia Design
Comp Prog (Game
Design)
9-12
9-12
10-12
10-12
10-12
10-12
10-12
10-12
Cabinet Making
Intro to Building Trade
Small Engines
Intro to Tech Education
9-12
9-12
10-12
9
Agribusiness
AnatomyPhysiology
Natural History
Physics
Comprehensive Art
Accounting 1 and 2
Digital Media
Service Learning
Spanish 1 and 2
Composition I
College Algebra
Intro to Psychology
American Government
Literature I
Pre-Calculus
Intro to Sociology
Fine Arts Gr Fine Arts Gr NSU Center Gr Intro to Art
Creative Drawing
Creative Painting
Digital Photography
Art Portfolio
Drama I
Drama II
9-12
10-12
10-12
9-12
11-12
9-12
10-12
Music Appreciation
Concert Band
Concert Choir
Womenrsquos Ensemble
Menrsquos Ensemble
Symphonic Band
9-12
9-12
9-12
9-12
9-12
9-12
AP Biology
AP Calculus AB
AP Chemistry
AP EnglishLanguage and
Composition
AP EnglishLiterature and
Composition
AP Physics B
AP Statistics
Other Courses Gr Senior Experience
Mentoring
Courses at CTE Academy
12
11-12
11-12
41
Name ___________________________________________________________
Freshmen Required Courses
English Composition English Literature
Geography World History
Physical Science
Computer Applications Web Design
Math Course
Elective
Elective
Elective
Total Credits
Credits
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
Parent Signature ___________________________________Date____________________
Tea Area Freshmen Registration
42
Name ___________________________________________________________
Sophomore Required Courses
Written Communication Speech
American History
Biology
Math Course
PEHealth Or other elective
Elective
Elective
Elective
Total Credits
Credits
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
Parent Signature ___________________________________Date____________________
Tea Area Sophomore Registration
43
Name ___________________________________________________________
Junior Required Courses
American Lit Advanced Comp
Check One Personal Finance ___
Economics ___
Science Course
Math Course
Elective
Elective
Elective
Elective
Total Credits
Credits
1
5
5
1
1
1
1
1
1
Parent Signature ___________________________________Date____________________
Tea Area Junior Registration
44
Name ___________________________________________________________
Senior Required Courses Senior English (3 options)
Government
Senior Project
Elective
Elective
Elective
Elective
Credits
1
5
1
1
1
1
1
Parent Signature ___________________________________Date____________________
Tea Area Senior Registration
40
One Page Course Offerings Summary
English Gr Math Gr Science Gr Social Science Gr English I ndash Comp
English I ndash Lit
English II ndash Speech
English II ndash CompLit
English III ndash Am Lit
English III ndash Adv
Comp
English IV ndash Brit Lit
English IV ndash Sr Writing
Adv Placement
LitComp
Yearbook Pub
Creative Writing
JournalismNewspaper
9
9
10
10
11
11
12
12
12
10-12
11-12
10-12
Pathways to Algebra
Algebra I
Algebra II
Geometry
Informal Geometry
Pre-Calculus
Consumer Math
Calculus
Statistics
9
9-12
10-12
9-12
11-12
11-12
12
11-12
Physical Science
Biology
Chemistry
Physics
AnatomyPhysiology
Astronomy
Environmental
Science
9
10
11-12
11-12
11-12
11-12
11-12
Geography
World History
American History
AP US History
Government
Criminal Justice Today
International Affairs
Psychology
AP Psychology
American Presidents
African American History
Sociology
American History amp Film
9
9
10-11
11-12
12
10-12
11-12
11-12
11-12
11-12
10-12
11-12
11-12
World Language Gr HealthPE Gr Business (CTE Gr FACS (CTE) Gr ASL I
ASL II
Spanish I
Spanish II
Spanish III
Spanish Literature
9-12
10-12
9-12
10-12
11-12
11-12
HS PE
Health
FitnessConditioning
9-12
9-12
10-12
Intro to Business
Accounting I
Accounting II
Business Law
Personal Finance
Economics
9-12
10-12
11-12
10-12
11-12
11-12
Interior Design
Advanced Interior Design
Nutrition and Wellness
Dietetics amp Nutrition
Human Dev
PrenatalTodd
Human Dev AdolAdult
Youth Internships
9-12
9-12
9-12
9-12
9-12
9-12
9-12
11-12
Information
Tech (CTE)
Gr Industrial Tech
(CTE)
Gr SILDL Gr Mt Marty Gr
Computer Applications
Web Design
Computer Hardware
Database Management
VB Programming
C++ Programming
Multimedia Design
Comp Prog (Game
Design)
9-12
9-12
10-12
10-12
10-12
10-12
10-12
10-12
Cabinet Making
Intro to Building Trade
Small Engines
Intro to Tech Education
9-12
9-12
10-12
9
Agribusiness
AnatomyPhysiology
Natural History
Physics
Comprehensive Art
Accounting 1 and 2
Digital Media
Service Learning
Spanish 1 and 2
Composition I
College Algebra
Intro to Psychology
American Government
Literature I
Pre-Calculus
Intro to Sociology
Fine Arts Gr Fine Arts Gr NSU Center Gr Intro to Art
Creative Drawing
Creative Painting
Digital Photography
Art Portfolio
Drama I
Drama II
9-12
10-12
10-12
9-12
11-12
9-12
10-12
Music Appreciation
Concert Band
Concert Choir
Womenrsquos Ensemble
Menrsquos Ensemble
Symphonic Band
9-12
9-12
9-12
9-12
9-12
9-12
AP Biology
AP Calculus AB
AP Chemistry
AP EnglishLanguage and
Composition
AP EnglishLiterature and
Composition
AP Physics B
AP Statistics
Other Courses Gr Senior Experience
Mentoring
Courses at CTE Academy
12
11-12
11-12
41
Name ___________________________________________________________
Freshmen Required Courses
English Composition English Literature
Geography World History
Physical Science
Computer Applications Web Design
Math Course
Elective
Elective
Elective
Total Credits
Credits
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
Parent Signature ___________________________________Date____________________
Tea Area Freshmen Registration
42
Name ___________________________________________________________
Sophomore Required Courses
Written Communication Speech
American History
Biology
Math Course
PEHealth Or other elective
Elective
Elective
Elective
Total Credits
Credits
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
Parent Signature ___________________________________Date____________________
Tea Area Sophomore Registration
43
Name ___________________________________________________________
Junior Required Courses
American Lit Advanced Comp
Check One Personal Finance ___
Economics ___
Science Course
Math Course
Elective
Elective
Elective
Elective
Total Credits
Credits
1
5
5
1
1
1
1
1
1
Parent Signature ___________________________________Date____________________
Tea Area Junior Registration
44
Name ___________________________________________________________
Senior Required Courses Senior English (3 options)
Government
Senior Project
Elective
Elective
Elective
Elective
Credits
1
5
1
1
1
1
1
Parent Signature ___________________________________Date____________________
Tea Area Senior Registration
41
Name ___________________________________________________________
Freshmen Required Courses
English Composition English Literature
Geography World History
Physical Science
Computer Applications Web Design
Math Course
Elective
Elective
Elective
Total Credits
Credits
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
Parent Signature ___________________________________Date____________________
Tea Area Freshmen Registration
42
Name ___________________________________________________________
Sophomore Required Courses
Written Communication Speech
American History
Biology
Math Course
PEHealth Or other elective
Elective
Elective
Elective
Total Credits
Credits
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
Parent Signature ___________________________________Date____________________
Tea Area Sophomore Registration
43
Name ___________________________________________________________
Junior Required Courses
American Lit Advanced Comp
Check One Personal Finance ___
Economics ___
Science Course
Math Course
Elective
Elective
Elective
Elective
Total Credits
Credits
1
5
5
1
1
1
1
1
1
Parent Signature ___________________________________Date____________________
Tea Area Junior Registration
44
Name ___________________________________________________________
Senior Required Courses Senior English (3 options)
Government
Senior Project
Elective
Elective
Elective
Elective
Credits
1
5
1
1
1
1
1
Parent Signature ___________________________________Date____________________
Tea Area Senior Registration
42
Name ___________________________________________________________
Sophomore Required Courses
Written Communication Speech
American History
Biology
Math Course
PEHealth Or other elective
Elective
Elective
Elective
Total Credits
Credits
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
Parent Signature ___________________________________Date____________________
Tea Area Sophomore Registration
43
Name ___________________________________________________________
Junior Required Courses
American Lit Advanced Comp
Check One Personal Finance ___
Economics ___
Science Course
Math Course
Elective
Elective
Elective
Elective
Total Credits
Credits
1
5
5
1
1
1
1
1
1
Parent Signature ___________________________________Date____________________
Tea Area Junior Registration
44
Name ___________________________________________________________
Senior Required Courses Senior English (3 options)
Government
Senior Project
Elective
Elective
Elective
Elective
Credits
1
5
1
1
1
1
1
Parent Signature ___________________________________Date____________________
Tea Area Senior Registration
43
Name ___________________________________________________________
Junior Required Courses
American Lit Advanced Comp
Check One Personal Finance ___
Economics ___
Science Course
Math Course
Elective
Elective
Elective
Elective
Total Credits
Credits
1
5
5
1
1
1
1
1
1
Parent Signature ___________________________________Date____________________
Tea Area Junior Registration
44
Name ___________________________________________________________
Senior Required Courses Senior English (3 options)
Government
Senior Project
Elective
Elective
Elective
Elective
Credits
1
5
1
1
1
1
1
Parent Signature ___________________________________Date____________________
Tea Area Senior Registration
44
Name ___________________________________________________________
Senior Required Courses Senior English (3 options)
Government
Senior Project
Elective
Elective
Elective
Elective
Credits
1
5
1
1
1
1
1
Parent Signature ___________________________________Date____________________
Tea Area Senior Registration