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Programs of Study

Graduation Requirements

for

Grafton High School


Revised January 2015

Graduating Class
2016
2017
2018
2019

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WV Board of Education Policy 2510


Table of Contents
Concentrations at Taylor County Technical Center --------------------

Concentrations at United Technical Center ------------------------------

Non-CTE Concentrations
General Studies------------------------------------------------ 5
Performing/Visual Arts---------------------------------------- 6
CTE-Concentrations
Agriculture, Food and Natural Resources
Agribusiness Systems --------------------------------------Plant Systems -------------------------------------------------Business Management and Administration
Administrative Support Concentration-------------------Information Technology
Simulation and Game Development---------------------Architecture and Construction
Building Maintenance and Operations------------------Carpentry ------------------------------------------------------Manufacturing
Machine Tool Technology ---------------------------------Metals Technology -------------------------------------------Health Science
Therapeutic Services -----------------------------------------Personal Fitness and Wellness Training---------------Hospitality and Tourism
Pro-Start Restaurant Management -----------------------

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Concentrations at Taylor County Technical Center and Grafton High School


Concentration courses are completed as individual periods
Accounting
Agribusiness Systems
Simulation and Game Design (Previously Information Management)
Building Maintenance and Operations (Previously Facilities Maintenance )
Performing Arts
Plant Systems
Personal Fitness and Wellness Training
General Studies
Concentration courses are completed in a 2 year block
Carpentry 11th and 12th grade (Previously General Building Construction)
Machine Tool Technology 10th, 11th or 12th grade
Metals Technology 11th or 12th grade
ProStart Restaurant Management 11th or 12th grade
Concentration courses are completed in a 1 year block
Therapeutic Services 12th grade (Previously Health Occupations Science Technology)

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Concentrations at United Technical Center


A core class can be completed at
UTC during year 1.

Concentration

A core class can be completed at


UTC if the program is completed
over a 2-year program.

2 Year Program Required


Collision Repair Technology

Yes

Yes

Electrical Technology

Yes

Yes

Masonry

Yes

Yes

Welding

Yes

Yes

1st Year Program Required 2nd Year Program Available


Automotive Technology

No

Yes

Drafting

No

Yes

Cosmetology

No

No

1 Year Program Only (12th grade only)


Computer Systems Repair Technology

No

n/a

Corrections

No

n/a

Law and Public Safety

No

n/a

Allied Health (formerly Medical


Assisting)

No

n/a

A programs of study for the UTC concentrations is available in the counselors office.
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GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS
Non-CTE Concentration: General Studies

Additional Course Requirements Grades 9-12


Electives
(2 Electives are required to
achieve the 24 credits
necessary to graduate.
Additional electives will be
completed. )

GRADE

Core Credits To Be Completed by Grade Level


English/Language Arts
(Honors and AP courses
may be substituted for the
following courses.)

Math
4 Courses Required
(Select from Courses
listed on this sheet)

Science
3 Courses Required
(Select the 3rd science from
the courses listed on this
sheet.)

Social Studies

Other
Required Courses

Additional Courses
Required

English 9

1. ________________

Physical Science

World Studies to 1900

Phys. Educ.

French I or Spanish I2

1. ________________

10

English 10

2. ________________

Biology or Conceptual
Biology1

United States Studies to


1900

Health

French I or Spanish II2

2. ________________

11

English 11

3. ________________

3rd Lab Science


________________

20th and 21st Centuries


Studies

12

English 12

4. ________________

4th Lab Science


________________

Civics for the 21st Century

Math Courses
Math I, Math II, Math III, Math IV, AP Calculus, Dual Credit
Algebra III, College Transition Math

3rd and 4th Lab Science


Chemistry, Anatomy, AP Chemistry, Physics
Earth Science, Forensics

Fine Arts

Concentration Elective
Related to
Selected Cluster3
4th Science requirement
recorded under science
column

Fine Arts
Choir, Theatre, Band, Art, Drawing,
Dance, Music Appreciation Guitar,
Entertainers

Footnotes:
1 Biology is recommended for students
in the professional pathway.
Conceptual Biology is recommended for
students in the skilled pathway.
2Two years of the same foreign
language.
3Any course related to the cluster you
select is applicable. (Examples: any
technical center class, 5th math, 5th
science, additional fine arts class)

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GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS
Cluster: Arts and Humanities
Non-CTE Concentration: Performing and Visual Arts

Additional Course Requirements Grades 9-12


Additional Required
Courses
for Performing/Visual
Arts Concentration
4 years in the same
performing arts required.

Electives
(2 Electives are required to
achieve the 24 credits
necessary to graduate.
Additional electives will be
completed. )

Phys. Educ.

_______________I

1. ________________

Health

_______________II

2. ________________

GRADE

Core Credits To Be Completed by Grade Level


English/Language Arts
(Honors and AP courses
may be substituted for the
following courses.)

Math
4 Courses Required
(Select from Courses
listed on this sheet)

Science
3 Courses Required
(Select the 3rd science from
the courses listed on this
sheet.)

Social Studies

Other
Required Courses

English 9

1. ________________

Physical Science

World Studies to 1900

10

English 10

2. ________________

Biology or Conceptual
Biology1

United States Studies to


1900

11

English 11

3. ________________

3rd Lab Science


________________

20th and 21st Centuries


Studies

_______________III

12

English 12

4. ________________

Civics for the 21st Century

_______________IV

Math Courses
Math I, Math II, Math III, Math IV, AP Calculus, Dual Credit
Algebra III, College Transition Math

Employment Opportunities

Theatre
Musical Performance

These are SAMPLE occupations related to this


concentration. To learn more about careers, go to
http://www.bis.gov/search/ooh.asp?ct=OOH

3rd Lab Science


Chemistry, Conceptual Chemistry, Anatomy, Earth
Science, Forensics

Fine Arts
The fine art requirement is not completed
as part of the Performing/Visual Arts
Concentration. An additional course is
required.

3. ________________

Concentration Areas:
Band, Theatre, Choir, Art, Dance

Occupations Requiring Postsecondary Education

Music Education
Music History
Theater Education
Directing
Art Education

Footnotes:
1 Biology is recommended for students in the professional pathway.
Conceptual Biology is recommended for students in the skilled pathway.

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GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS
Cluster: Agriculture, Food and Natural Resources
Concentration: Agribusiness Systems AG0120
Pathway: Agribusiness Systems

Additional Course Requirements Grades 9-12

GRADE

Core Credits To Be Completed by Grade Level


English/Language Arts
(Honors and AP courses
may be substituted for the
following courses.)

Math
4 Courses Required
(Select from Courses
listed on this sheet)

Science
3 Courses Required
(Select the 3rd science from
the courses listed on this
sheet.)

Social Studies

Other
Required Courses

English 9

1. ________________

Physical Science

World Studies to 1900

Phys. Educ.

0101 Introduction to Ag,


Food and Natural
Resources

10

English 10

2. ________________

Biology or Conceptual
Biology1

United States Studies to


1900

Health

0102 The Science of


Agriculture

11

English 11

3. ________________

3rd Lab Science


________________

20th and 21st Centuries


Studies

Fine Arts
________________

0136 Advanced Principles


of Agriculture or 0212
Horticulture

12

English 12

4. ________________

Civics for the 21st Century

Math Courses
Math I, Math II, Math III, Math IV, AP Calculus, Dual Credit
Algebra III, College Transition Math

3rd Lab Science


Chemistry, Conceptual Chemistry, Anatomy, Earth
Science, Forensics

Employment Opportunities

Occupations Requiring Postsecondary Education

Grounds keeper
Greenhouse and Nursery Production
Pest Control Technician
Outside Maintenance Worker
Garden Center Employee

These are SAMPLE occupations related to this


concentration. To learn more about careers, go to
http://www.bis.gov/search/ooh.asp?ct=OOH

Agricultural Educator
Dietician
Food and Fiber Engineer
Microbiologist
Quality Control Specialist
Meat Science Researcher
Meat Processor
Agricultural Communications Specialist
Food Processor
Produce Buyer
Meat Cutter-Meat Grader
Food and Drug Inspector

CTE Core Courses

Electives
(2 Electives are required to
achieve the 24 credits
necessary to graduate.
Additional electives will be
completed. )

1. ________________

2. ________________

0134 Agricultural
Experience Program2
Fine Arts
Choir, Theatre, Band, Art, Drawing,
Dance, Music Appreciation Guitar,
Entertainers

Footnotes:
1 Biology is recommended for students in the professional pathway.
Conceptual Biology is recommended for students in the skilled pathway.
2See the instructor for information.

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GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS
Cluster: Agriculture, Food and Natural Resources
Concentration: Plant Systems AG0210
Pathway: Plant Systems

Core Credits To Be Completed by Grade Level

Additional Course Requirements Grades 9-12

Phys. Educ.

0101 Introduction to Ag,


Food and Natural
Resources

1. ________________

United States Studies to


1900

Health

0212 Horticulture

2. ________________

20th and 21st Centuries


Studies

Fine Arts
________________

0214 Greenhouse
Production and
Management

GRADE

CTE Core Courses

Electives
(2 Electives are required to
achieve the 24 credits
necessary to graduate.
Additional electives will be
completed. )

English/Language Arts
(Honors and AP courses
may be substituted for the
following courses.)

Math
4 Courses Required
(Select from Courses
listed on this sheet)

Science
3 Courses Required
(Select the 3rd science from
the courses listed on this
sheet.)

Social Studies

Other
Required Courses

English 9

1. ________________

Physical Science

World Studies to 1900

10

English 10

2. ________________

Biology or Conceptual
Biology1

11

English 11

3. ________________

3rd Lab Science


________________

12

English 12

4. ________________

Civics for the 21st Century

Math Courses
Math I, Math II, Math III, Math IV, AP Calculus, Dual Credit
Algebra III, College Transition Math

3rd Lab Science


Chemistry, Conceptual Chemistry, Anatomy, Earth
Science, Forensics

Employment Opportunities

Occupations Requiring Postsecondary Education

Farmworkers and Laborers


Greenhouse and Nursery Production
Farmworkers, Farm and Ranch Animals
Nonfarm Animal Caretakers
Floral Designer
Grounds Maintenance

These are SAMPLE occupations related to this


concentration. To learn more about careers, go to
http://www.bis.gov/search/ooh.asp?ct=OOH

Agricultural Educator
Dietician
Food and Fiber Engineer
Food Scientist
Microbiologist
Quality Control Specialist
Meat Science Researcher
Meat Processor
Agricultural Communications Specialist

0134 Agricultural
Experience Program2
Fine Arts
Choir, Theatre, Band, Art, Drawing,
Dance, Music Appreciation Guitar,
Entertainers

Footnotes:
1 Biology is recommended for students in the professional pathway.
Conceptual Biology is recommended for students in the skilled pathway.
2See the instructor for information.

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GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS
Cluster: Business Management and Administration
Concentration: Administrative Support BM1465 (Previously Accounting)
Pathway: Business Management and Administration Cluster

Additional Course Requirements Grades 9-12


Electives
(2 Electives are required to
achieve the 24 credits
necessary to graduate.
Additional electives will be
completed. )

GRADE

Core Credits To Be Completed by Grade Level


English/Language Arts
(Honors and AP courses
may be substituted for the
following courses.)

Math
4 Courses Required
(Select from Courses
listed on this sheet)

Science
3 Courses Required
(Select the 3rd science from
the courses listed on this
sheet.)

Social Studies

Other
Required Courses

English 9

1. ________________

Physical Science

World Studies to 1900

Phys. Educ.

1439 Business & Marketing


Essentials

1. ________________

10

English 10

2. ________________

Biology or Conceptual
Biology

United States Studies to


1900

Health

1411 Business Computer


Applications I

2. ________________

11

English 11

3. ________________

3rd Lab Science1


________________

20th and 21st Centuries


Studies

Fine Arts
________________

1401 Accounting Principles


I

12

English 12

4. ________________

Civics for the 21st Century

Math Courses
Math I, Math II, Math III, Math IV, AP Calculus, Dual Credit
Algebra III, College Transition Math

3rd Lab Science


Chemistry, Conceptual Chemistry, Anatomy, Earth
Science, Forensics

Employment Opportunities

Occupations Requiring Postsecondary Education

Administrative Assistant
Customer service Representative
Office Manager
Receptionist
Accounting Clerk

These are SAMPLE occupations related to this


concentration. To learn more about careers, go to
http://www.bis.gov/search/ooh.asp?ct=OOH

Auditor
Business Consultant
Certified Public Accountant
Finance Director
Investment Executive
Banking & Finance
Stock Broker
Loan Officers
Real Estate Sales Agent
Securities and Commodities
Tax Accountant

CTE Core Courses

1413 Business Computer


Applications II
Fine Arts
Choir, Theatre, Band, Art, Drawing,
Dance, Music Appreciation Guitar,
Entertainers

Recommended Electives
Digital Imaging, Desktop Publishing,
Web Page Publishing

Footnotes:
1 Biology is recommended for students in the professional pathway.
Conceptual Biology is recommended for students in the skilled pathway.

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GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS
Cluster: Information Technology
Concentration: Simulation and Game Development IT1445 (previously Information Management)
Pathway: Interactive Media

Students completing Professional Pathway requirements may also complete four


courses within a skilled pathway to enhance skills in a concentrated area.
Core Credits To Be Completed by Grade Level

Additional Course Requirements Grades 9-12

Phys. Educ.

1431 Digital Imagining /


Multimedia I

1. ________________

United States Studies to


1900

Health

1455 Web Page


Publishing

2. ________________

20th and 21st Centuries


Studies

Fine Arts
________________

1465 Game Design I

GRADE

CTE Core Courses

Electives
(2 Electives are required to
achieve the 24 credits
necessary to graduate.
Additional electives will be
completed. )

English/Language Arts
(Honors and AP courses
may be substituted for the
following courses.)

Math
4 Courses Required
(Select from Courses
listed on this sheet)

Science
3 Courses Required
(Select the 3rd science from
the courses listed on this
sheet.)

Social Studies

Other
Required Courses

English 9

1. ________________

Physical Science

World Studies to 1900

10

English 10

2. ________________

Biology or Conceptual
Biology1

11

English 11

3. ________________

3rd Lab Science


________________

12

English 12

4. ________________

Math Courses
Math I, Math II, Math III, Math IV, AP Calculus, Dual Credit
Algebra III, College Transition Math

Civics for the 21st Century

3rd Lab Science


Chemistry, Conceptual Chemistry, Anatomy, Earth
Science, Forensics

1466 Game Design II


Fine Arts
Choir, Theatre, Band, Art, Drawing,
Dance, Music Appreciation Guitar,
Entertainers

Recommended Electives
Art or Drawing, Accounting,

Simulation and Game Design


Concentration ONLY Digital Imaging
Occupations Following CTE Completion

Animator
Graphic Artist
Web Designer

These are SAMPLE occupations related to this


concentration. To learn more about careers, go to
http://www.bis.gov/search/ooh.asp?ct=OOH

Occupations Requiring Postsecondary Education

Web Support Technician


Digital Marketing
Graphic Design Artist
Animation Design Assistant
Web Designer
Instructional Design & Technologies
Video Game Designer

Footnotes:
1 Biology is recommended for students in the professional pathway.
Conceptual Biology is recommended for students in the skilled pathway.

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GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS
Cluster: Architecture and Construction Cluster
Concentration: Building Maintenance and Operations AR1800
Pathway: Maintenance Operations

Additional Course Requirements Grades 9-12


Electives
(2 Electives are required to
achieve the 24 credits
necessary to graduate.
Additional electives will be
completed. )

GRADE

Core Credits To Be Completed by Grade Level


English/Language Arts
(Honors and AP courses
may be substituted for the
following courses.)

Math
4 Courses Required
(Select from Courses
listed on this sheet)

Science
3 Courses Required
(Select the 3rd science from
the courses listed on this
sheet.)

Social Studies

Other
Required Courses

English 9

1. ________________

Physical Science

World Studies to 1900

Phys. Educ.

1774 Building Maintenance


and Operations I

1. ________________

10

English 10

2. ________________

Biology or Conceptual
Biology1

United States Studies to


1900

Health

1775 Building Maintenance


and Operations II

2. ________________

11

English 11

3. ________________

3rd Lab Science


________________

20th and 21st Centuries


Studies

Fine Arts
________________

1776 Building Maintenance


and Operations III

12

English 12

4. ________________

Civics for the 21st Century

3rd Lab Science


Chemistry, Conceptual Chemistry, Anatomy, Earth
Science, Forensics

Math Courses
Math I, Math II, Math III, Math IV, AP Calculus, Dual Credit
Algebra III, College Transition Math

Occupations Following CTE Completion

General Maintenance and Repair


Property Manager
Maintenance Supervisor
Maintenance Director

CTE Core Courses

1777 Building Maintenance


and Operations IV
Fine Arts
Choir, Theatre, Band, Art, Drawing,
Dance, Music Appreciation Guitar,
Entertainers

Occupations Requiring Postsecondary Education

Project Lead Person


Facilities Engineer
Mechanical Engineer
Electrical Engineer

Footnotes: 1 Biology is recommended for students in the professional pathway.


Conceptual Biology is recommended for students in the skilled pathway.

These are SAMPLE occupations related to this


concentration. To learn more about careers, go to
http://www.bis.gov/search/ooh.asp?ct=OOH

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GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS
Cluster: Architecture and Construction
Concentration: Carpentry AR1820
Pathway: Construction

English/Language Arts
(Honors and AP courses
may be substituted for the
following courses.)

Math
4 Courses Required
(Select from Courses
listed on this sheet)

Science
3 Courses Required
(Select the 3rd science from
the courses listed on this
sheet.)

Social Studies

Other
Required Courses

CTE Core Courses2

Electives
(2 Electives are required to
achieve the 24 credits
necessary to graduate.
Additional electives will be
completed. )

English 9

1. ________________

Physical Science

World Studies to 1900

Phys. Educ.

1842 Carpentry I

1. ________________

10

English 10

2. ________________

Biology or Conceptual
Biology1

United States Studies to


1900

Health

1843 Carpentry II

2. ________________

11

English 11

3. ________________

3rd Lab Science


________________

20th and 21st Centuries


Studies

Fine Arts
________________

1844 Carpentry III

12

English 12

4. ________________

Civics for the 21st Century

3rd Lab Science


Chemistry, Conceptual Chemistry, Anatomy, Earth
Science, Forensics

Math Courses
Math I, Math II, Math III, Math IV, AP Calculus, Dual Credit
Algebra III, College Transition Math

Occupations Following CTE Completion

Additional Course Requirements Grades 9-12

GRADE

Core Credits To Be Completed by Grade Level

Building Construction
Finishing Contractor
Foundation Work
Laborer

1845 Carpentry IV

Fine Arts
Choir, Theatre, Band, Art, Drawing,
Dance, Music Appreciation Guitar,
Entertainers

Recommended Electives
Facilities Maintenance, Masonry and
Landscaping

Occupations Requiring Postsecondary Education

Civil Engineer
Architectural Engineer

Footnotes:
1 Biology is recommended for students in the professional pathway.
Conceptual Biology is recommended for students in the skilled pathway.
2 Completed in a 2 period block class during 11th and 12th grade.

These are SAMPLE occupations related to this


concentration. To learn more about careers, go to
http://www.bis.gov/search/ooh.asp?ct=OOH

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GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS
Cluster: Manufacturing
Concentration: Machine Tool Technology MA1900
Pathway: Production

Additional Course Requirements Grades 9-12


Electives
(2 Electives are required to
achieve the 24 credits
necessary to graduate.
Additional electives will be
completed. )

GRADE

Core Credits To Be Completed by Grade Level


English/Language Arts
(Honors and AP courses
may be substituted for the
following courses.)

Math
4 Courses Required
(Select from Courses
listed on this sheet)

Science
3 Courses Required
(Select the 3rd science from
the courses listed on this
sheet.)

Social Studies

Other
Required Courses

English 9

1. ________________

Physical Science

World Studies to 1900

Phys. Educ.

1903 Fund. Of Machine


Tool Technology2

1. ________________

10

English 10

2. ________________

Biology or Conceptual
Biology1

United States Studies to


1900

Health

1905 Fundamental of
Machine Processes3

2. ________________

11

English 11

3. ________________

3rd Lab Science


________________

20th and 21st Centuries


Studies

Fine Arts
________________

1907 Machine Tool


Operations2

12

English 12

4. ________________

Math Courses
Math I, Math II, Math III, Math IV, AP Calculus, Dual Credit
Algebra III, College Transition Math

Civics for the 21st Century

3rd Lab Science


Chemistry, Conceptual Chemistry, Anatomy, Earth
Science, Forensics

CTE Cor
e Courses2

1909 Metal Trades


Processes and
Applications3
Fine Arts
Choir, Theatre, Band, Art, Drawing,
Dance, Music Appreciation Guitar,
Entertainers

Recommended Electives
Facilities Maintenance

Occupations Following CTE Completion

Tool Setter
Operator
Maintenance Machinist

These are SAMPLE occupations related to this


concentration. To learn more about careers, go to
http://www.bis.gov/search/ooh.asp?ct=OOH

Footnotes:
1 Biology is recommended for students in the professional pathway.
Conceptual Biology is recommended for students in the skilled pathway.
2Completed in a 2 period block class during 10th or 11th grade.
3 Can only be completed after student has completed the Metals Technology
Concentration.

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GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS
Cluster: Manufacturing
Concentration: Metals Technology MA2110
Pathway: Production

Additional Course Requirements Grades 9-12


Electives
(2 Electives are required to
achieve the 24 credits
necessary to graduate.
Additional electives will be
completed. )

GRADE

Core Credits To Be Completed by Grade Level


English/Language Arts
(Honors and AP courses
may be substituted for the
following courses.)

Math
4 Courses Required
(Select from Courses
listed on this sheet)

Science
3 Courses Required
(Select the 3rd science from
the courses listed on this
sheet.)

Social Studies

Other
Required Courses

English 9

1. ________________

Physical Science

World Studies to 1900

Phys. Educ.

1985 Fund. Of Welding


Technology3

1. ________________

10

English 10

2. ________________

Biology or Conceptual
Biology1

United States Studies to


1900

Health

1903 Fund. Of Machine


Tool Technology2

2. ________________

11

English 11

3. ________________

3rd Lab Science


________________

20th and 21st Centuries


Studies

Fine Arts
________________

1993 Shielded Metal Arc


Welding3

12

English 12

4. ________________

Math Courses
Math I, Math II, Math III, Math IV, AP Calculus, Dual Credit
Algebra III, College Transition Math

Occupations Following CTE Completion

Sheet Metal Workers


Metal Fabricator
Press Machine Setter
Ironworker

Civics for the 21st Century

3rd Lab Science


Chemistry, Conceptual Chemistry, Anatomy, Earth
Science, Forensics

CTE Core Courses2

1907 Machine Tool


Operations2

Fine Arts
Choir, Theatre, Band, Art, Drawing,
Dance, Music Appreciation Guitar,
Entertainers

Recommended Electives
Facilities Maintenance

Occupations Requiring Postsecondary Education

Mechanical Engineer
Welding Engineer

Footnotes:
1 Biology is recommended for students in the professional pathway.
Conceptual Biology is recommended for students in the skilled pathway.
2Completed in a 2 period block class during 10th or 11th grade.
3 Completed in a 2 period block class during 11th or 12th grade.

These are SAMPLE occupations related to this


concentration. To learn more about careers, go to
http://www.bis.gov/search/ooh.asp?ct=OOH

Page 14 of 17

GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS

Concentration Classes
Completed Senior Year

Cluster: Health Science


Concentration: Therapeutic Services HE0723
Pathway: Therapeutic Services

Additional Course Requirements Grades 9-12


Electives
(2 Electives are required to
achieve the 24 credits
necessary to graduate.
Additional electives will be
completed. )

GRADE

Core Credits To Be Completed by Grade Level


English/Language Arts
(Honors and AP courses
may be substituted for the
following courses.)

Math
4 Courses Required
(Select from Courses
listed on this sheet)

Science
3 Courses Required
(Select the 3rd science from
the courses listed on this
sheet.)

Social Studies

Other
Required Courses

English 9

1. ________________

Physical Science

World Studies to 1900

Phys. Educ.

0711 Health Care


Fundamentals2

1. ________________

10

English 10

2. ________________

Biology or Conceptual
Biology1

United States Studies to


1900

Health

0715 Concepts of Health


Care

2. ________________

11

English 11

3. ________________

3rd Lab Science


________________

20th and 21st Centuries


Studies

Fine Arts
________________

0789 Clinical Specialty

12

English 12

4. ________________

Math Courses
Math I, Math II, Math III, Math IV, AP Calculus, Dual Credit
Algebra III, College Transition Math

Occupations Following CTE Completion

Home Health Aides


Certified Nursing Assistant
Pre-Pharmacy Technicians
EMT/Paramedic

These are SAMPLE occupations related to this


concentration. To learn more about careers, go to
http://www.bis.gov/search/ooh.asp?ct=OOH

Civics for the 21st Century

3rd Lab Science


Chemistry, Conceptual Chemistry, Anatomy, Earth
Science, Forensics

CTE Core Courses

0790 Clinical Specialty II

Fine Arts
Choir, Theatre, Band, Art, Drawing,
Dance, Music Appreciation Guitar,
Entertainers

Recommended Electives
Medical Terminology
Anatomy
Psychology/Sociology

Occupations Requiring Postsecondary Education

Doctor & Registered Nurses


Dentist & Dental Hygienists
Radiation Therapists
Physical Therapist & Assistants
Medical and Clinical Laboratory Technicians
Pharmacist & Paramedics
Radiologist & Radiologic Technicians
Respiratory Therapists
Veterinarian & Veterinary Technicians

Footnotes:
1 Biology is recommended for students in the professional pathway.
Conceptual Biology is recommended for students in the skilled pathway.
2 All Courses are completed during a 4 period block in 12th grade.

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GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS
Cluster: Health Sciences
Concentration: Personal Fitness and Wellness Training Concentration HE1095
Pathway: Support Services

Additional Course Requirements Grades 9-12


Electives
(2 Electives are required to
achieve the 24 credits
necessary to graduate.
Additional electives will be
completed. )

GRADE

Core Credits To Be Completed by Grade Level


English/Language Arts
(Honors and AP courses
may be substituted for the
following courses.)

Math
4 Courses Required
(Select from Courses
listed on this sheet)

Science
3 Courses Required
(Select the 3rd science from
the courses listed on this
sheet.)

Social Studies

Other
Required Courses

English 9

1. ________________

Physical Science

World Studies to 1900

Phys. Educ.

1051 Foundations of
Wellness

1. ________________

10

English 10

2. ________________

Biology or Conceptual
Biology1

United States Studies to


1900

Health

1052 Models of Wellness


Training

2. ________________

11

English 11

3. ________________

3rd Lab Science


________________

20th and 21st Centuries


Studies

Fine Arts
________________

1053 Wellness Coaching


Skills

12

English 12

4. ________________

Math Courses
Math I, Math II, Math III, Math IV, AP Calculus, Dual Credit
Algebra III, College Transition Math

Occupations Following CTE Completion

Personal Training Assistance


Recreational Assistant
Exercise Instructor

These are SAMPLE occupations related to this


concentration. To learn more about careers, go to
http://www.bis.gov/search/ooh.asp?ct=OOH

Civics for the 21st Century

3rd Lab Science


Chemistry, Conceptual Chemistry, Anatomy, Earth
Science, Forensics

CTE Core Courses

1054 Practical Applications


of Wellness Training

Fine Arts
Choir, Theatre, Band, Art, Drawing,
Dance, Music Appreciation Guitar,
Entertainers

Recommended Electives
Food Management, Medical Terminology

Occupations Requiring Postsecondary Education

Personal Trainer
Footnotes:
1 Biology is recommended for students in the professional pathway.
Conceptual Biology is recommended for students in the skilled pathway.
2Teacher Preparation and Educational Psychology and Learning are completed
as a 2 period block class during 12th grade.

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GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS
Cluster: Hospitality and Tourism
Concentration: Pro-Start Restaurant Management
Pathway: Restaurants and Food/Beverage Services

Additional Course Requirements Grades 9-12


Electives
(2 Electives are required to
achieve the 24 credits
necessary to graduate.
Additional electives will be
completed. )

GRADE

Core Credits To Be Completed by Grade Level

HO1010

English/Language Arts
(Honors and AP courses
may be substituted for the
following courses.)

Math
4 Courses Required
(Select from Courses
listed on this sheet)

Science
3 Courses Required
(Select the 3rd science from
the courses listed on this
sheet.)

Social Studies

Other
Required Courses

English 9

1. ________________

Physical Science

World Studies to 1900

Phys. Educ.

1013 Restaurant and


Culinary Foundations2

1. ________________

10

English 10

2. ________________

Biology or Conceptual
Biology1

United States Studies to


1900

Health

1014 Restaurant
Management Essentials2

2. ________________

11

English 11

3. ________________

3rd Lab Science


________________

20th and 21st Centuries


Studies

Fine Arts
________________

1019 Advanced Principles


in Food Production3

12

English 12

4. ________________

Math Courses
Math I, Math II, Math III, Math IV, AP Calculus, Dual Credit
Algebra III, College Transition Math

Occupations Following CTE Completion

Baker
Waitstaff
Cook
Cake Decorator
Dietary Aide

These are SAMPLE occupations related to this


concentration. To learn more about careers, go to
http://www.bis.gov/search/ooh.asp?ct=OOH

Civics for the 21st Century

3rd Lab Science


Chemistry, Conceptual Chemistry, Anatomy, Earth
Science, Forensics

CTE Core Courses

1020 Restaurant
Professional3

Fine Arts
Choir, Theatre, Band, Art, Drawing,
Dance, Music Appreciation Guitar,
Entertainers

Recommended Electives
Bake Shop, Food Management,
Introduction to Business and Marketing

Occupations Requiring Postsecondary Education

Chefs and Head Cooks


Catering Manager
Sous Chef
Kitchen Manager
Pastry Chef
Food and Beverage Director
Purchasing Director

Footnotes:
1 Biology is recommended for students in the professional pathway.
Conceptual Biology is recommended for students in the skilled pathway.
21013 and 1014 are completed as a 2 period block class
31019 and 1020 are completed as a 2 period block class

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