Eastview High School
A GLANCE AT ELECTIVE OPPORTUNITIES
FOR STUDENTS IN GRADES 10, 11 AND 12
This information is a supplement to the Registration Guide to assist parents and students making elective credit choices. Additional
information is available by reviewing the complete Eastview High School Registration Guide online at www.district196.org/evhs
VISUAL ART - Scott Gustafson - Scott.Gustafson@district196.org
Students interested in careers in the creative sector such as advertising, architecture, engineering, interior design, sales, municipal
planning, technology, business, as well as a host of art related careers such as photography, graphic design, and animation, require a
solid understanding of the principles of design and elements of art and their techniques to be effective in those jobs.
All courses offered by this department satisfy the “Minnesota Arts Standard” requirement.
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Introduction to 2D Art
Introduction to 3D Art
Ceramics 1, 2, and 3
Graphic Design/Digital Art
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Drawing 1 and 2
Sculpture 1
Painting 1 and 2
Photography 1, 2, and 3
 AP Studio Art (gr. 11 & 12)
 AP 2D, 3D and Drawing A, B, C, D (gr. 11 & 12)
BUSINESS - Leah Lencowski - Leah.Lencowski@district196.org
Students successfully completing Accounting A-D, Marketing A-D and Keyboarding A-D may be able to earn Advanced Standing
Credit from a local post-secondary institution. Students should contact the course instructor for more information regarding these
opportunities and participating post-secondary institutions.
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Accounting A- D
Keyboarding/Computer Applications A-D
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Marketing A-D
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Intro to Business (9 & 10 only)
Personal and Business Law
Business Management A & B
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Fashion Marketing
International Business
Intro to Computer Programming
IT Exploration A & B
Money Management: The Essentials
Money Management: Financial Future
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Sports and Entertainment Marketing A,B,C
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Yearbook A-D (11 & 12 only)
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Advanced Accounting (11 & 12 only)+
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Advanced Business & Marketing Sem (12 only)
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Business & Marketing Internship (12 only)
AP Computer Science Principles A, B, C, D
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The Marketing C – Advertising course meets the one course “Minnesota Arts Standard” graduation requirement.
College Credit Opportunity through Kansas State University.
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Seniors may register for either a semester or full-year sequence.
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ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGIES ACROSS THE CURRICULUM
Bruce Miller - Bruce.Miller@district196.org
These courses provide opportunities for students to gain STEM-focused knowledge and skills both inside and outside the scientific,
technological, engineering and mathematical realms. With a strong academic foundation rooted in problem solving, students will
gain experience to intuitively leverage existing resources to accomplish tasks independently.
Courses marked with an * satisfy the one course “Minnesota Arts Standard” requirement.
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Applied Math: Lifting Principles
Applied Math: Structures & Forces
Applied Math: Robotics & Hydraulics
Applied Math: Alternative Energy
Multimedia A, B, C, D*
Advanced Multimedia A, B, C, D*
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Engineering Design: Vehicle Design
Engineering Design: Simple Machines
Applied Manufacturing: Sports Equipment
Applied Manufacturing: Woods & Plastics
Intro to Computer Programming
AP Computer Science Principles A, B, C, D
AP Computer Science A A, B, C, D
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Intro to Broadcast Journalism
The 4Cast A, B, C, D (gr. 11)
The FLASH! A, B, C, D (gr.12)
Technology Support Services (gr. 11& 12)
Keyboarding A, B, C, D
IT Exploration A & B
ENGLISH LANGUAGE ARTS - Ann Strey - Ann.Strey@district196.org
Grades 10-12
 Acting*
 Introduction to Broadcast
Journalism
& Mass Media A & B
 Multimedia A, B, D, C*
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Grades 11-12
Creative Writing
Modern Literature
Mythology
Public Speaking
The 4Cast A, B, C, D
Advanced Multimedia A, B, C, D*
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Grade 12
AP: Lit A, B (Sem) (must take with CIS Comp A, B)
CIS Comp (must take with AP Lit A, B (Sem))
AP: Literature A, B, C, D (Full Year)
CIS Public Speaking
The Flash A, B, C, D
*The Acting course meets the one course “Minnesota Arts Standard” requirement.
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Eastview High School
A GLANCE AT ELECTIVE OPPORTUNITIES
FOR STUDENTS IN GRADES 10, 11 AND 12
This information is a supplement to the Registration Guide to assist parents and students making elective credit choices.
Additional information is available by reviewing the complete Eastview High School Registration Guide online at
www.district196.org/evhs
FAMILY AND CONSUMER SCIENCE - Mia Ramsey - Mia.Ramsey@district196.org
Participate in interactive learning experiences which to learn 21st century skills necessary to live independently and be successful at
work, in the community, and at home. Courses are infused with math, science and technology to help prepare for college and
careers. The unique focus of FACS is on building strong relationships and healthy lifestyles, working with children, developing culinary
skills, and creatively designing spaces and fashion. Interior Design A meets the one course “Minnesota Arts Standard” requirement.
Courses with an * may be eligible to earn Advanced Standing Credit from a local post-secondary institution.
 Everyday Cooking
 Gourmet Cooking
 International Cooking
 FIT Cooking (Fitness & Ind. Training)
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Psychology of Parenting
Infant and Toddler Development
Child Psychology and Development A, B, C*
Intro to Teacher Education
Life Relationships (gr. 11 & 12)
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Fashion Design Trends
Interior Design A & B
Landscape Design
Senior Strategies (gr. 12)
MENTOR PROGRAM ADVANCED PROFESSIONAL STUDIES - Kay Huhner - Kay.Huhner@district196.org
Students will investigate professional skills including interviewing, networking and interpersonal communication. A field placement
allows students to enter into a mentor career professional’s world to gain exposure in their career field of choice. In addition to
weekly class sessions with instructors and peers, students will be released from school to work with a mentor career professional to
learn first-hand in their career of choice.
 Mentor Seminar
 Field Experience
MUSIC and DANCE - Greg Douma - Gregory.Douma@district196.org
Explore and develop your skills in the performing arts. College admissions counselors consider music courses evidence of a wellrounded student. Long-term success in the band, choir or dance programs often demonstrate the discipline and commitment
necessary to succeed in college and most endeavors. Instrumental and vocal music course placement is conducted through student
auditions with the director. All courses offered by this department satisfy the one course “Minnesota Arts Standard” requirement.
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Marching Band A
Concert Band
Symphonic Band
Wind Ensemble
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Lightning Men’s Choir
Cantabile
Women’s Chorale
Men’s Chorale
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Concert Choir
Jazz Improvisation
Music Theory A, B
Dance Technique 1, 2, or 3
PHYSICAL EDUCATION - Paul Goetz - Paul.Goetz@district196.org
Multiple studies show that academic success is associated with physical activity or fitness. Physical Education offers an enjoyable
and effective way to improve skills and overall fitness, reduce fat and stress, and increase energy levels and muscular strength.
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Aerobics (& Advanced)
Badminton (& Advanced)
Gymnastics (& Advanced
Strength Training 10-12 (& Advanced)
Individual Fitness 10-12 (& Advanced)
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Volleyball
Basketball
Stress Assessment & Management
First Aid/Prevention/Care Injuries
Individual Sports
 Fall Team Sports
 Spring Team Sports
 Self Defense
 Exercise Science (gr. 11 & 12)
WORLD LANGUAGES - Bruce Buscho - Bruce.Buscho@district196.org
 Function and compete in the global market
 Increase your job and salary opportunities
 Communicate with others
 Increase your appreciation of other people and cultures
 Enhance travel experiences and opportunities
 Increase your understanding of English vocabulary, often leading to higher test scores
 Fulfill the need for people who speak a second language in the areas of defense,
diplomacy, business, health care, and trade
 Meet college entrance recommendations/requirements
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Languages Offered
 French
 German
 Japanese
 Mandarin Chinese
 Spanish