Career Planning CEZO1000 (online)
Prerequisite: none
Grade: 9, 10, 11, 12
Meets requirements: Elective
Credits: .5

Career Planning will provide introductory information about the world of work emphasizing the dignity and significance of work. Topics covered will include the following: communication, how to find and keep employment, employer expectations interviewing, ethics in the workplace, personal awareness, succeeding in the workplace and workers rights. The course will also include post secondary options, which will allow students to understand the career decision-making process. Each student will develop an individualized career portfolio and action plan containing a personalized career search, career shadowing experiences and training opportunities including mock interviews. 

Note: Students who have a job may receive an additional 1⁄2 credit if they enroll in the Work Experience portion of the course. Students must complete 90 hours on the job to fulfill this requirement. Off-campus learning opportunities available within this course.

Spanish I WLSO1012 (online)
Prerequisite: none
Grade: 9, 10, 11, 12
Meets requirements: Elective
Credits: 1

Spanish I students develop communication skills to be able to meet basic communication needs in a variety of situations. Students learn the beginning of the Spanish language structure built around a basic working vocabulary. Eight themes involving practical Spanish usage address interpretive, interpersonal, and presentational applications of the language. In addition, students gain an understanding of Latin American and Spanish ways of life. 

Spanish II WLSO1022 (online)
Prerequisite: Spanish I
Grade: 10, 11, 12
Meets requirements: Elective
Credits: 1

Spanish II students expand their vocabulary, review material from Spanish I, continue studying the fundamentals of grammar, and acquire further ability to communicate in Spanish. Students are provided the opportunity to develop the ability to speak and understand the language on a usable conversational level. 

Communications LACO1120 (online)
Prerequisite: none
Grade: 11, 12
Meets requirements: English/Language Arts
Credits: .5

This course examines how verbal and nonverbal communication impacts people’s perceptions of themselves and the world around them. As students critically analyze how communication both shapes and reflects culture, students will examine, develop and refine intrapersonal, interpersonal, small group, public speaking, and media literacy communication skills. Completion of this course satisfies the ELA standards in media literacy, speaking and listening. Online courses will have face to face requirements as determined by the instructor.

Health PEHO1100 (online)
Prerequisite: none
Grade: 10
Meets requirements: Health
Credits: .5

This course offers the student the opportunity to view critical current health issues and problems with an emphasis on the role of the individual in society. When students complete this course, they will understand the interconnections between health promotion and prevention/risk reduction behaviors. They will have an understanding of how to access valid and reliable information that helps in making health-related decisions. Students will correlate the influences of media and technological advances to health maintenance and disease prevention. Completion of Health is required for graduation.

Cardio for Life PEPO1090 (online)
Prerequisite: none
Grade: 9
Meets requirements: Physical Education
Credits: .5

The purpose of Cardio for Life is to provide students with the knowledge and skills to prepare for an active cardiovascular lifestyle. Cardio for Life will build upon student knowledge and understanding of the F.I.T.T. principle for cardiovascular endurance and flexibility. The course will provide students with opportunities for individual and group fitness activities to increase their cardiovascular health. Online courses will have face to face requirements as determined by the instructor.

Strength for the Journey PEPO1100 (online)
Prerequisite: none
Grade: 10
Meets requirements: Physical Education
Credits: .5

The purpose of Strength for the Journey is to provide students with the knowledge and skills to prepare for an active lifestyle. Strength for the Journey will build upon student knowledge and understanding of the F.I.T.T. principle as it applies to muscular strength and endurance. The course will provide students with knowledge and exposure to individual and group activities that can increase their strength and mobility health. Aquatic survival skills, CPR, and prevention/care of injuries are required components of this course. Online courses will have face to face requirements as determined by the instructor.

Group & Individual Activities PEPO1030 (online)
Pre-Requisite: Strength for the Journey
Grade: 11, 12
Meets requirements: Physical Education
Credits: .5

In this course students will utilize and apply concepts of principles of training. Students will design and implement a lifetime wellness plan utilizing the F.I.T.T. principle, principles of exercise, goal-setting and nutrition for body composition. These concepts will be embedded through active involvement in the following activities: Cooperative & team building activities, adventure & experiential education, and recreational & leisure activities.

Active Living PEPO1000 (online)
Prerequisite: Strength for the Journey
Grade: 11, 12
Credits: .5

This course will provide students with knowledge and exposure to mind / body activities, along with stress management, including metabolic conditioning activities that can increase their ability and understanding of the human body. The purpose of Active Living is to provide students with the knowledge and skills to prepare for an active lifestyle. This class will build upon student knowledge and understanding of the F.I.T.T. principle as it applies to a lifelong commitment to fitness.