Baker Web Academy
K-12 Curriculum Guide
2014-2015
BAKER WEB ACADEMY and EARLY COLLEGE
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K-8 Curriculum 2014-2015
Table of Contents
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K-8 Curriculum Rules/Options...................................................................................................................... 4
2.1 Credits in Middle School ............................................................................................................................ 4
2.1(a) Credit increments .................................................................................................................................. 4
2.2
Licensed................................................................................................................................................ 4
2.3
K-5 Curriculum ..................................................................................................................................... 4
2.3 (a) Supplementary Curriculum ................................................................................................................... 4
2.4
6-8 Curriculum ..................................................................................................................................... 4
2
Little Lincoln K-2, Lincoln Interactive 3-5 ..................................................................................................... 4
3
K-3rd Calvert/Choice*, 4th-8th Calvert/Choice* ......................................................................................... 5
4
Acellus K-5 .................................................................................................................................................... 5
5
Odyssey 3-5 .................................................................................................................................................. 5
5
Odyssey 3-5 ................................................................................................... Error! Bookmark not defined.
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K-8 Supplementary Curriculum* .................................................................................................................. 5
a.
IXL-........................................................................................................................................................ 5
b.
Study Island- .......................................................................................... Error! Bookmark not defined.
c.
Ellsworth Keyboarding- ........................................................................................................................ 6
2.4
Rosetta Stone ....................................................................................................................................... 6
Middle School 6th-8th Curriculum....................................................................................................................... 6
Middle School English Options............................................................................................................................. 6
Middle School Math Options ............................................................................................................................... 6
6th-8th ALEKS Math Courses ............................................................................................................................... 7
Middle School Science Options ............................................................................................................................ 8
Middle School Social Studies Options .................................................................................................................. 8
Middle School Health and P.E. Options ............................................................................................................... 9
Middle School Electives ....................................................................................................................................... 9
9-12 Curriculum 2014-2015 ............................................................................................................................... 11
9
Graduation Requirements ......................................................................................................................... 11
10 High School Credit Rules/Options .............................................................................................................. 11
2.1 Highly Qualified ........................................................................................................................................ 11
2.2 Credit increments..................................................................................................................................... 12
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2.3 Credit by Proficiency ................................................................................................................................ 12
2.4 Work Experience ...................................................................................................................................... 12
2.5 Independent Study................................................................................................................................... 12
2.6 Work from other institutions ................................................................................................................... 12
2.7 Credits in Middle School- ......................................................................................................................... 12
6
High School English Options....................................................................................................................... 13
7
High School Math Options ......................................................................................................................... 13
9
High School Social Studies Options ............................................................................................................ 15
10 High School Health and P.E. Options ......................................................................................................... 15
11 High School Elective Options .5 credits ...................................................................................................... 17
12 GRADUATION OPTIONS ............................................................................................................................. 17
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K-8 Curriculum Rules/Options
Credits in Middle School
Students may take high school level courses and gain high school credit but no accommodations or alterations may be
made to the curriculum. Speak with your home room teacher about these options.
Credit increments
Credit will only be awarded in 0.5 or 1.0 increments (65 hours = 0.5 credit, 130 hours=1.0 credit)
Licensed Teachers Notice
All math, science, language arts, social science, music, arts, and foreign language courses must be graded, supervised
and taught by TSPC licensed teacher
K-5 Curriculum
Students will choose from either Compass Learning (fully online) or Calvert (paper and pencil) as their primary
curriculum during the school year.
Supplementary Curriculum
Students will have the opportunity to utilize supplemental curriculum online with either Little Lincoln or Calvert.
Students choosing Calvert will not be provided a laptop computer for use with supplementary online curriculum.
6-8 Curriculum
Students will utilize Florida Virtual School, ALEKS (math only), Acellus, Odyssey Ware, or chose two paper/pencil options
from the choice curriculum for core and elective courses. Students who are enrolled in grades 6-8 will be provided a
laptop computer to complete all coursework.
K-8 Curriculum Choices
Little Lincoln K-2, Lincoln Interactive 3-5
Content Area
Reading/Language Arts K-5
Course Options
HQ Teacher
Reading and writing required at all Katie Kaaen/Jodi Coleman
levels
Social Studies K-5
Math required at all levels
Katie Kaaen/Jodi Coleman
Math K-5
Katie Kaaen/Jodi Coleman
Science K-5
Katie Kaaen/Jodi Coleman
*Students enrolled in Little Lincoln/Lincoln Interactive courses will earn academic grades for each course. Little
Lincoln/Lincoln Interactive students will complete their courses online.
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K-8 Calvert*
Content Area
Language Arts K-8
Math K-8
Social Science K-8
Science K-8
Course Options
HQ Teacher
Reading and writing required at all Star Williams/Susan Danh
levels
Math required at all levels
Star Williams/Susan Danh
Star Williams/Susan Danh
Star Williams/Susan Danh
*Students enrolled in Calvert courses will demonstrate mastery based on submission of work samples on a monthly
basis for each course. Little Lincoln/Lincoln Interactive students will demonstrate mastery through individual grades per
course.
K-8 Choice Program*
Content Area
Language Arts K-8
Course Options
HQ Teacher
Reading and writing required at all Susan Danh/Star Williams
levels
Math K-8
Math required at all levels
Susan Danh/Star Williams
Social Science K-8
Susan Danh/Star Williams
Science K-8
Susan Danh/Star Williams
*Students enrolled in the choice program grades K-5 will be given 4 choices to order from and student’s grades 6-8 will
have two choices combined with two online courses. All students must choose a class for each math, language arts,
social studies, and science to be enrolled and actively completely with Baker Web Academy.
Acellus K-5
Content Area
Language Arts K-5
Math K-5
Social Science K-5
Science K-5
Course Options
HQ Teacher
Reading and writing required at all Stephanie Hedin
levels
Math required at all levels
Stephanie Hedin
Stephanie Hedin
Stephanie Hedin
Odyssey Ware 3-5
Content Area
Language Arts 3-5
Math 3-5
Social Science 3-5
Science 3-5
Course Options
HQ Teacher
Reading and writing required at all Stephanie Hedin
levels
Math required at all levels
Stephanie Hedin
Stephanie Hedin
Stephanie Hedin
K-8 Supplementary Curriculum*
IXLContent Area
Supplemental Math
Course Options
K-8
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HQ Teacher
Stephanie Hedin
Ellsworth KeyboardingContent Area
Keyboarding
Course Options
6-8
HQ Teacher
Casey Carstensen
Rosetta Stone
Content Area
Course Options
HQ Teacher
Spanish
Spanish 1 and 2 (6th - 8th grade)
Katrina Rudolph-Wise
*Students enrolled in K-8 Supplementary Curriculum courses will earn academic grades for each course. Supplementary
Curriculum will be completed online.
Middle School 6th-8th Curriculum
Middle School English Options
Content Provider
Course Options
6 Grade LA/Reading A
6th Grade LA/Reading B
7th Grade LA/Reading A
7th Grade LA/Reading B
8th Grade LA/Reading A
8th Grade LA/Reading B
6TH LA A
6TH LA B
7TH LA A
7TH LA B
8TH LA A
8TH LA B
6th Grade Language Arts 600 A
6th Grade Language Arts 600 B
7th Grade Language Arts 700 A
7th Grade Language Arts 700 B
8th Grade Language Arts 800 A
8th Grade Language Arts 800 B
6th thru 8th
th
Acellus
FVLS
Odyssey Ware
Calvert/Choice
HQ Teacher
Stephanie Hedin
Stephanie Hedin
DeAnna Hoccom
DeAnna Hoccom
DeAnna Hoccom
DeAnna Hoccom
Stephanie Hedin
Stephanie Hedin
DeAnna Hoccom
DeAnna Hoccom
DeAnna Hoccom
DeAnna Hoccom
Stephanie Hedin
Stephanie Hedin
DeAnna Hoccom
DeAnna Hoccom
DeAnna Hoccom
DeAnna Hoccom
Susan Danh/Star Williams
Middle School Math Options
Content Provider
Acellus
ALEKS
NROC
Course Options
6 Grade Math A
6th Grade Math B
7th Grade Math A
7th Grade Math B
FUNmath (pre-algebra) A
FUNmath (pre-algebra) B
*See below for complete list
MS Developmental Math A
MS Developmental Math B
th
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HQ Teacher
Emily Williams
Emily Williams
Emily Williams
Emily Williams
Staci Brown
Staci Brown
Emily Williams
Staci Brown
Staci Brown
*Florida Virtual Schools
*50 seats for 14/15
NROC
Calvert/Choice
6th Grade Math A
6th Grade Math B
7th Grade Math A
7th Grade Math B
Pre-Algebra A
Pre-Algebra B
NROC Algebra 1
6th thru 8th
Emily Williams
Emily Williams
Emily Williams
Emily Williams
Staci Brown
Staci Brown
Staci Brown
Susan Danh/Star Williams
6th-8th ALEKS Math Courses
Assessment and Learning in Knowledge Spaces is a Web-based, artificially intelligent assessment and learning
system. ALEKS uses adaptive questioning to quickly and accurately determine exactly what a student knows and doesn't
know in a course. ALEKS then instructs the student on the topics she is most ready to learn. As a student works through
a course, ALEKS periodically reassesses the student to ensure that topics learned are also retained. ALEKS courses are
very complete in their topic coverage and ALEKS avoids multiple-choice questions. A student who shows a high level of
mastery of an ALEKS course will be successful in the actual course she is taking.Please refer to the recommendations
below when selecting an ALEKS course for your students. At any time, you may move students to a new course. If
students complete over 85% of their pies after the Initial Assessment, we recommend moving them to a more
advanced course; if students complete less than 15%, we recommend moving them to a less challenging course.
Middle School Recommended Courses
ALEKS Course
Mathematics - MS/LV 6
Average
Students
Students
Working
More Slowly
Grade 6
Middle School Math Course 1
Advanced
Students
HQ Teacher
Grade 5,6
Emily Williams
Grade 6,7,8
Middle School Math Course 2
Grade 7
Middle School Math Course 3
Grade 8
Emily Williams
Emily Williams
Grade 6,7
Emily Williams
Algebra Readiness
Emily Williams
Algebra Readiness provides robust coverage of the basic
concepts of algebra, algebra prerequisites, and related math
curriculum standards. Algebra Readiness does not provide
coverage of non-algebra middle school mathematics topics,
such as probability, statistics, and geometry.
Grade 8
Pre-Algebra
Emily Williams
Pre-Algebra provides standards-based coverage of all of Grade 8
Math, including a robust introduction to the basic concepts of
algebra and its prerequisites.
Intermediate Algebra
Grade 8
Grade 6,7
Grade
8,9,10
Grade 6,7
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Emily Williams
An integrated Algebra designed by Emily Williams. The content
is blend of Algebra 1 and Algebra 2 concepts to give students a
solid grounding in Algebra theory before moving on.
Algebra 1
Emily Williams
Algebra 1 provides comprehensive, standards-based coverage of
Algebra 1 and its prerequisites.
Grade 8,9
Grade 7,8
CA Algebra 1
Emily Williams
CA Algebra 1 provides comprehensive coverage of the most
current CA Grade 9 math curriculum standards. Such standards
provide for comprehensive coverage of Algebra 1 and its
prerequisites, but do not cover non-algebra mathematics topics,
such as probability, statistics, and geometry.
Grade 8,9
Grade 7,8
Algebra 1 – Core
Emily Williams
Algebra 1 -- Core provides standards-based coverage of Algebra
1 and prerequisites, but does not provide extensive coverage of
non-algebra mathematics topics, such as probability, statistics,
and geometry.
Grade 8,9
Grade 7,8
Essential Mathematics (with QuickTables)
Essential Mathematics provides complete coverage and review
of essential mathematics topics through the end of Grade 6.
Emily Williams
Grade 6,7,8
Middle School Science Options
Content Provider
Acellus
FVLS
Calvert/Choice
Course Options
Earth Science 6th A
Earth Science 6th B
Life Science 7th A
Life Science 7th B
Physical Science 8th A
Physical Science 8th B
6th grade Science A
6th grade Science B
7th grade Science A
7th grade Science B
8th grade Science A
8th grade Science B
Mike Long
Mike Long
Mike Long
Mike Long
Mike Long
Mike Long
Mike Long
Mike Long
Mike Long
Mike Long
Mike Long
Mike Long
HQ Teacher
6th thru 8th
Susan Danh/Star Williams
Middle School Social Studies Options
Content Provider
Course Options
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HQ Teacher
Acellus
Ancient Civilizations 6th A
Ancient Civilizations 6th B
Geography 7th A
Geography 7th B
American History 8th A
American History 8th B
Metta Willmarth
Metta Willmarth
Metta Willmarth
Metta Willmarth
Metta Willmarth
Metta Willmarth
FVLS
Middle School US History A
Middle School US History B
Middle School World History A
Middle School World History B
Middle School Civics A
Middle School Civics B
Metta Willmarth
Metta Willmarth
Metta Willmarth
Metta Willmarth
Metta Willmarth
Metta Willmarth
Odyssey Ware
History and Geography 600 A
History and Geography 600 B
World Civilizations 7th A
World Civilizations 7th B
History and Geography 800 A
History and Geography 800 B
Metta Willmarth
Metta Willmarth
Metta Willmarth
Metta Willmarth
Metta Willmarth
Metta Willmarth
Calvert/Choice
6th thru 8th
Susan Danh/Star Williams
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Middle School Health and P.E. Options
Content Provider
Teacher Created
Course Options
MS Physical Fitness Challenge A
MS Physical Fitness Challenge B
PE Logged K-8 A
PE Logged K-8 B
HQ Teacher
Home Room Teacher or Specialist
as appropriate
FVLS
MS- Fitness 6th grade (half year)
Jen Seretan
Odyssey Ware
Health Quest (Middle School only)
Jen Seretan
P.E. / Health
MS Physical Fitness Challenge A
MS Physical Fitness Challenge B
PE Logged K-8 A
PE Logged K-8 B
Health Quest (Middle School only)
Jennifer Seretan
Jennifer Seretan
Jennifer Seretan
Jennifer Seretan
Jennifer Seretan
Middle School Electives
Content Provider
Teacher Created
Course Options
Write Right A
Beginning Digital Photography (ms
rubric)
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HQ Teacher
Katrina Rudolph-Wise
Metta Willmarth
FLVS
MS Critical Thinking, Problem Solv…
HomeRoom Teacher
Rosetta Stone
Spanish Year 1 A (HS Credit Avail)
Spanish Year 1 B (HS Credit Avail)
Spanish Year 2 A (HS Credit Avail)
Spanish Year 2 B (HS Credit Avail)
Katrina Rudolph-Wise
Katrina Rudolph-Wise
Katrina Rudolph-Wise
Katrina Rudolph-Wise
OdysseyWare
Health Quest (Middle School only)
Jen Seretan
Jen Seretan
Ellsworth
MS Keyboarding
Casey Carstensen
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9-12 Curriculum 2014-2015
Table of Contents
10 High School Credit Rules/Options .............................................................................................................. 11
2.1 Highly Qualified ........................................................................................................................................ 11
2.2 Credit increments..................................................................................................................................... 12
2.3 Credit by Proficiency ................................................................................................................................ 12
2.4 Work Experience ...................................................................................................................................... 12
2.5 Independent Study................................................................................................................................... 12
2.6 Work from other institutions ................................................................................................................... 12
2.7 Credits in Middle School- ......................................................................................................................... 12
7
High School English Options....................................................................................................................... 13
8
High School Math Options ......................................................................................................................... 13
10 High School Social Studies Options ............................................................................................................ 15
11 High School Health and P.E. Options ......................................................................................................... 15
High School Required Elective Options .............................................................................................................. 16
12 High School Elective Options...................................................................................................................... 17
13 GRADUATION OPTIONS ............................................................................................................................. 17
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Graduation Requirements
Content Area
Language Arts*
Math*
Science*
Social Studies*
Physical Education
Health
Career & Technical
Education/ World
Language*/Arts*
Senior Capstone
Electives
Totals
Credits Required
4.0
3.0 (Algebra 1 or higher)
3.0 (At least 2.0 lab sciences)
3.0 (Suggested sequence below)
World History (1.0)
U.S. History (1.0)
Government (.5)
Economics/Political Issues (.5)
1.0
1.0
3.0
Notes
*Must be taught by highly qualified teacher
*Must be taught by highly qualified teacher
*Must be taught by highly qualified teacher
*Must be taught by highly qualified teacher
*Must be taught by highly qualified teacher
1.0
5.0
3.0
10 High School Credit Rules/Options
2.1 Highly Qualified - All math, science, language arts, social science, music, arts, and foreign language
courses must be graded, supervised and taught by TSPC licensed highly qualified teachers
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2.2 Credit increments - Credit will only be awarded in 0.5 or 1.0 increments (65 hours = 0.5 credit, 130
hours=1.0 credit)
2.3 Credit by Proficiency - Students may be assigned unit review and final test in any class they feel they
can test out of. They must take the final exam in the presence of a teacher, admin assistant, or administrator.
Students must score an 80% or above on the final exam in order to be granted credit. Anything above a total of
2 CBP credits will need administrator approval.
2.4 Work Experience - Students may fill out work study form, provide necessary verification of
experience, and turn in for work experience. Anything over 2.0 credits to graduate requires
administrator approval.
2.5 Independent Study - This option is available only after administrator approval. Students may
arrange with their administrator and teacher for an independent study course. All courses will be
elective credit for pass/fail only. Documentation of work and examples must be provided.
2.6 Work from other institutions - Credit will not be accepted unless it is from an accredited
educational institution with an official transcript
2.7 Credits in Middle School- The only high school credit available in 8th grade is Algebra 1 and
Spanish
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7 High School English Options
Content Provider
Acellus
*Florida Virtual Schools
*100 seats for 14/15
Teacher Designed Courses
Odyssey Ware
Course Options
English 1 A
English 1 B
English 2 A
English 2 B
English 3 A
English 3 B
English 4 A
English 4 B
English 1 A
English 1 B
English 2 A
English 2 B
English 3 A
English 3 B
English 4 A
English 4 B
Creative Writing A
Creative Writing B
Language Arts Through Literature A
Language Arts Through Literature B
(pilot: 10 designated students)
Odyssey Ware for credit recovery,
credit by proficiency and finishing
courses from 11/12
HQ Teacher
Nick Osborn
Nick Osborn
Luke Gunnarson
Luke Gunnarson
Nick Osborn
Nick Osborn
Nick Osborn
Nick Osborn
Nick Osborn
Nick Osborn
Luke Gunnarson
Luke Gunnarson
Nick Osborn
Nick Osborn
Nick Osborn
Nick Osborn
Nick Osborn
Nick Osborn
Luke Gunnarson
Luke Gunnarson
Home Room Teacher or Specialist
as appropriate
8 High School Math Options
Content Provider
Acellus
ALEKS
Course Options
Algebra 1A
Algebra 1B
Geometry A
Geometry B
Algebra 2A
Algebra 2B
Trigonometry A
Trigonometry B
Pre-Calculus A
Pre-Calculus B
Pre-Algebra A (elective credit)
Pre-Algebra B (elective credit)
Algebra 1A
Algebra 1B
Geometry A
Geometry B
Intermediate Algebra A
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HQ Teacher
Staci Brown
Staci Brown
Staci Brown
Staci Brown
Casey Carstensen
Casey Carstensen
Casey Carstensen
Casey Carstensen
Casey Carstensen
Casey Carstensen
Emily Williams
Emily Williams
Emily Williams
Emily Williams
Emily Williams
Emily Williams
Emily Williams
Acellus SPED Courses
*Florida Virtual Schools
*100 seats for 14/15
Odyssey Ware
NROC
Intermediate Algebra B
Algebra 2A
Algebra 2B
Algebra
Geometry
Algebra 1A
Algebra 1B
Geometry A
Geometry B
Algebra 2A
Algebra 2B
Pre-Calculus A
Pre-Calculus B
Calculus A
Calculus B
Emily Williams
Emily Williams
Emily Williams
Staci Brown
Staci Brown
Staci Brown
Staci Brown
Staci Brown
Staci Brown
Casey Carstensen
Casey Carstensen
Casey Carstensen
Casey Carstensen
Casey Carstensen
Casey Carstensen
Odyssey Ware for credit recovery,
credit by proficiency and finishing
courses from 11/12
HS Developmental Math (elective) A
HS Developmental Math (elective) B
NROC Algebra 1 A
NROC Algebra 1 B
Home Room Teacher or Specialist
as appropriate
Staci Brown
Staci Brown
Staci Brown
Staci Brown
9 High School Science Options
Content Provider
Acellus
*Florida Virtual Schools
*100 seats for 14/15
Teacher Credited Courses- Canvas
Odyssey Ware
Course Options
Biology A
Biology B
Chemistry A
Anatomy/Physiology A
Anatomy/Physiology B
Biology A
Biology B
Chemistry A
Chemistry B
Earth Space Science A
Earth Space Science B
Marine Science A
Marine Science B
Physical Science A
Physical Science B
Physics A
Physics B
Contemporary Issues (0.5 credit)
Physical Science (Canvas) (0.5
credit)
Odyssey Ware for credit recovery,
credit by proficiency and finishing
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HQ Teacher
Patrick Williams
Patrick Williams
Ryan Gates
Ryan Gates
Ryan Gates
Patrick Williams
Patrick Williams
Ryan Gates
Ryan Gates
Jennifer Seretan
Jennifer Seretan
Jennifer Seretan
Jennifer Seretan
Ryan Gates
Ryan Gates
Ryan Gates
Ryan Gates
Stephani Rasmussen
Ryan Gates
Home Room Teacher or Specialist
as appropriate
courses from 11/12
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High School Social Studies Options
Content Provider
Acellus
*Florida Virtual Learning Schools
*100 seats for 14/15
Odyssey Ware
Course Options
US History 1 A
US History 1 B
US History 2 A
US History 2 B
World History 1 A
World History 1 B
World History 2 A
World History 2 B
World Geography A
World Geography B
US Government (0.5 credit)
Economics (0.5 credit)
US Government (0.5 credit)
US History A
US History B
World History A
World History B
Social Media (.5 credit)
Odyssey Ware for credit recovery,
credit by proficiency and finishing
courses from 11/12
HQ Teacher
Kate Ryder
Kate Ryder
Kate Ryder
Kate Ryder
Andrea Schenk
Andrea Schenk
Andrea Schenk
Andrea Schenk
Kate Ryder
Kate Ryder
Kate Ryder
Kate Ryder
Kate Ryder
Kate Ryder
Kate Ryder
Andrea Schenk
Andrea Schenk
Home Room Teacher or Specialist
as appropriate
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High School Health and P.E. Options
Content Provider
Course Options
Health A (TBD release date)
Health B (TBD release date)
HQ Teacher
Jennifer Seretan
Jennifer Seretan
Odyssey Ware
High School Health (Health A)
Personal & Family Living (Health B)
Physical Fitness (0.5 credit)
Physical Education (0.5 credit)
Jennifer Seretan
Jennifer Seretan
Jennifer Seretan
Jennifer Seretan
FLVS
Health A (Life Management Skills)
Health B (Fitness Life Style & Design)
Jennifer Seretan
Jennifer Seretan
Physical Education (Teacher
Created PE)
PE Logged HS A
PE Logged HS B
HS Physical Fitness Challenge A
HS Physical Fitness Challenge B
Home Room Teacher or Specialist
as appropriate
Acellus
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High School Required Elective Options
Required Electives- CTE, World Language, Art, & Music
Content Provider
Teacher Designed CoursesCanvas
Odyssey Ware
Rosetta Stone
Ellsworth Keyboarding
Odyssey WareOur teachers can teach these
HQ REQ classes:
Odyssey Ware
Course Options
Personal Finance A
Personal Finance B
Spanish Tour (0.5 credit)
Learning to Learn (0.5 credit)
Intro to Coding (0.5 credit)
Digital Arts A
Digital Arts B
Art History (0.5 credit)
Spanish Year 1 A (Level 1)
Spanish Year 1 B (Level 2)
Spanish Year 2 A (Level 3)
Spanish Year 2 B (Level 4)
Spanish Year 3 (Level 5)
Keyboarding Mastery (0.5 credit)
HQ Teacher
Casey Carstensen
Casey Carstensen
Katrina Rudolph-Wise
Jennifer Seretan
Emily Williams
Natacha Oh
Natacha Oh
Natacha Oh
Katrina Rudolph-Wise
Katrina Rudolph-Wise
Katrina Rudolph-Wise
Katrina Rudolph-Wise
Katrina Rudolph-Wise
Casey Carstensen
Essentials of Business (0.5 credit)
Business and Computer Information
Systems A
Business and Computer Information
Systems B
Personal Financial Literacy (0.5
credit)
Odyssey Ware for credit recovery,
credit by proficiency and finishing
courses from 13/14
Casey Carstensen
Ryan Gates
Ryan Gates
Casey Carstensen
Home Room Teacher or Specialist
as appropriate
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DISCOVERY VIDEO ACCESS
School code- 4EA5-8E20
Username: BWAadmin
Password: BWAadmin13
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High School Elective Options .5 credits
Content Provider
Teacher Designed Course
Acellus
Odyssey Ware
Course Options
Write Right A
Learning to Learn
Beginning Digital Photography
HQ Teacher
Katrina Rudolph-Wise
Tim Chase/Jen Seretan
Metta Willmarth
20th Century American History (0.5
credit)
The Civil War (0.5 credit)
Consumer Math (1.0 credit)
Essentials of Speech (0.5 credit)
General History 900 A
General History 900 B
Media Studies (0.5 credit)
Music Theory (0.5 credit)
Education Physical Fitness (0.5
credit)
Psychology (0.5 credit)
Technology and Research (0.5 credit)
The Vietnam Era (0.5 credit)
Andrea Schenk
FLVS
Thinking & Learning Strategies
Psychology
NROC
HS Developmental Math
Canvas
HS Math Lab
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Casey Carstensen
Andrea Schenk
Andrea Schenk
Andrea Schenk
Home Room Teacher
Home Room Teacher
Jennifer Seretan
Andrea Schenk
Ryan Gates
Andrea Schnek
HomeRoom Teacher
Staci Brown
Emily Williams
GRADUATION OPTIONS
***** ATTENTION******
All seniors who graduate in 2015 will need to demonstrate proficiency in reading, writing AND math
Standard Diploma- For students on track or 2-3 credits behind to graduate on time; this option includes
Capstone requirement. Seniors 10 credits and under will be encouraged to pursue this diploma track. All
coursework must be part of a plan to graduate.
Oregon Basic Diploma- Administrator approval and parent meeting required. For students who are behind
credits to graduate. Students needing more than 10 credits to graduate will get a recommendation to pursue
this diploma. There is no Capstone requirement but the following requirements: Math 3.0, LA 4.0, Science 3.0,
Social Science 3.0, PE 1.0, Health 1.0, REQ- 3.0, and Electives 6.0
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Modified Diploma- The modified diploma is only available to students who have a documented learning
disability, or medical conditions preventing achievement. A parent, student, administrator and teacher team
must elect this diploma track 2 years before anticipated graduation date. Requirements are: LA 4.0, Math 3.0,
Science 3.0, Social Science 3.0, Health 1.0, PE 1.0, REQ 3.0, and 6 elective credits.
Portfolio- Student who are not able to pass the OAKS reading and writing exams for 2013 will need a portfolio
of evidence containing reading and writing work samples. Seek assistance with your school administrator if
you have questions.
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