2014-2015
COURSE
OFFERINGS
Miami Sunset Senior High School offers a Medical Magnet program, as well as eight career academies
for students to participate in. During a student’s ninth grade year, they begin with an entry level
academy course which also covers transitional course content, helping a student transition into the high
school setting. Students who complete four courses within their academy graduate as an academy
completer.
Career Experience Opportunity (CEO):
All students that have completed at least three academy courses, have a 2.0 GPA, and have no more
than five absences are eligible for the CEO Internship. The internship requires one semester of
Workplace Essentials (0.5 credit) and one semester of the Career Experience Opportunity (0.5 credit).
Students are responsible for their transportation. For more information, students should see their
Academy Lead Teacher.
Dual Enrollment:
Dual enrollment is a program that allows high school students currently attending accredited MiamiDade county public or private high schools, or home school to simultaneously enroll in a college course.
The credits that students earn must be used toward both high school graduation and are acceptable
toward a College Associate or Baccalaureate degree, or Technical Certificate.
Dual enrollment is available at Miami Dade College and Florida International University. To be eligible
for dual enrollment a student must:
 Have a minimum of a 3.0 unweighted GPA
 Be a 10th grader or higher
 Passed the appropriate sections of PERT or appropriate SAT/ACT scores
 Obtain permission from parent, guidance counselor and principal
Dual enrollment forms are available in the guidance office.
guidance counselor to obtain the appropriate forms.
Interested students should see their
For more information please visit:
Miami Dade College: http://www.mdc.edu/asa/dual_enrollment.asp
Florida International University: http://www.fiu.edu/~understu/de/index.html
FLORIDA VIRTUAL SCHOOL
Florida Virtual School is available on-site for academic core courses, as well as foreign language
courses. The following are courses that can be taken on-site through Florida Virtual School. Courses
with an (*) are also available as an honors level course. For more information, see section on “Grading
Student Performance”.
Language Arts:
English I *
English II *
English III *
English IV *
English IV: Florida College Prep
AP English Language and Composition
AP English Literature and Composition
Mathematics:
Algebra I *
Geometry *
Algebra II *
Advanced Algebra w/Financial Application
Liberal Arts Mathematics
Pre-Calculus Honors
Calculus Honors
AP Calculus AB
AP Calculus BC
AP Statistics
Science:
Earth Space Science *
Biology *
Chemistry *
Marine Science *
Physical Science *
Physics I *
Anatomy & Physiology *
AP Biology
AP Environmental Science
Social Studies:
World History
United States History *
United States Government *
Economics *
Psychology
AP US History
AP United States Government & Politics
AP Macroeconomics
AP Human Geography
World Languages:
Spanish I
French I
Spanish II
French II
Spanish For Speakers I
AP Spanish Language
Latin I
Latin II
Latin III Honors
Electives:
Creative Photography
Computing for College & Careers
Foundation of Web Design
Music of the World
Social Media I
Journalism I
Reading for College Success
Life Management Skills
Guitar I
Critical Thinking & Study Skills
Computer Programming
Driver’s Ed/Traffic Safety
Global Studies
Psychology I
Sociology
AP Computer Science A
AP Psychology
Art History & Criticism
Forensic Science
Law Studies
Leadership Skills Development
Music Appreciation
Parenting Skills
Personal & Family Finance
User Interface Design
AP Computer Science
AP Art History
Language Arts
COURSE
SEQUENCE
STATE COURSE
CODE NUMBER
NAME
PREREQUISITES
SPECIAL NEED
Academy
Sequence
100131001
English I
Grade 9
2 paperbacks,
Specific summer
reading
Academy
Sequence
100132001H
English I Honors
Grade 9
Academy
Sequence
100134001
English II
Grade 10
Academy
Sequence
100135001H
English II Honors
Grade 10
A05
100137001
English III
Grade 11
A06
100138001H
English III Honors
Grade 11
A07
100140001
English IV
Grade 12
A11
100140501
English IV: Florida College Prep
PERT Reading Scores
below 106
2 paperbacks,
Specific summer
reading
A08
100141001H
English IV Honors
Grade 12
A or B in Eng. Honors or
teacher
recommendation
FCAT Level 2+
2 paperbacks
Specific summer
reading
A09
100142001AP
AP Language & Composition
Grade 11 or 12
A or B in Eng. Honors,
350 or better on FCAT,
4 on FCAT Writing +,
50 or better on PSAT
Critical Reading, teacher
recommend.
$14 PSAT fee,
1-2 college texts,
out-of-class
assignments,
specific summer
reading
A10
100143001AP
AP Literature & Composition
Grade 11 or 12
A or B in Eng. Honors,
350 or better on FCAT,
4 on FCAT Writing +,
50 or better on PSAT
Critical Reading, teacher
recommend.
4 paperbacks,
specific summer
reading, out-ofclass assignments
A or B in Advanced
English
FCAT Level 2+
$14 PSAT fee,
2 paperbacks,
Specific summer
reading
2 paperbacks,
Specific summer
reading
A or B in Eng. Honors or
teacher
recommendation
FCAT Level 2+
2 paperbacks,
Specific summer
reading
2 paperbacks,
Specific summer
reading
A or B in Eng. Honors or
teacher
recommendation
FCAT Level 2+
$14 PSAT fee,
2 paperbacks,
Research work,
Specific summer
reading; must take
PSAT in grade 11
2 paperbacks,
Specific summer
reading
Required Elective (determined by FCAT scores)
COURSE
SEQUENCE
STATE COURSE
CODE NUMBER
NAME
PREREQUISITES
A13/A17
100041002
Intensive Reading Plus
paired with English 1
FCAT score (Levels 1, 2);
percentile on FAIR
1st-25th
Lab fee of
$4
A14/A18
100041002
Intensive Reading Plus
paired with English 2
FCAT score (Levels 1, 2);
percentile on FAIR
1st-25th
Lab fee of
$4
A21
100041001
Intensive Reading
Grade 9
FCAT score (Levels 1, 2)
Lab fee of
$4
A22
100041001
Intensive Reading
Grade 10
FCAT score (Levels 1, 2)
Lab fee of
$4
A23
100041001
Intensive Reading
Grade 11
For students who have not passed the
FCAT Reading
Lab fee of
$4
A25
100041001
Intensive Reading
Grade 12
For students who have not passed the
FCAT Reading
Lab fee of
$4
A26
100041001
Intensive ReadingEnrichment 9th gr.(Level 2)
FCAT Level 2
(scores 218-234)
Lab fee of
$4
A27
100041001
Intensive ReadingEnrichment 10th gr.(Level 2)
FCAT Level 2
(scores 222-239)
Lab fee of
$4
For all Honors and A.P. courses a teacher recommendation is required.
require a parent-teacher conference for such requests to be considered.
SPECIAL
NEED
Parent overrides may
Please note that only students with teacher recommendations will be provided with priority
enrollment. Due to the class size amendment, enrollment for students with a parent override may be
denied.
Miami Sunset Senior High School
Summer Reading 2014
You are required to read all novels assigned.
9th Grade
House on Mango Street, Cisneros, Sandra
Whispers from the Bay by John Tkac
10th Grade
The Great Wide Sea by M.H. Herlong
A Land Remembered by Patrick D. Smith
11th Grade
The Notorious Benedict Arnold: A True Story of Adventure, Heroism & Treachery by Steve Sheinkin
Marcelo in the Real World by Francisco Stork
12th Grade
Gifted Hands, The Ben Carson Story by Ben Carson
The Hot Zone by Richard Preston
AP English Language and Composition
1) Read Aldous Huxley’s Brave New World, and complete the attached graphic organizer by analyzing one quote per
chapter. (Add additional pages as necessary.)
2) Obtain a copy of the Sundance Reader (Mark Connelly 3rd edition – See me in room 216 for a copy). Read The
Introduction pages 1-15, 21-28, and 34-36 and take notes. Answer #3 (p.3), #2 (p.10), #1 (p.14), and #1 (p.21). Read
the chapter on Narration p. 41-46. Read “Take the Fish and Look at It” p. 47-51. Answer Understanding Meaning 1-4,
Evaluating Strategy 1-4, Appreciating Language 1-2, Connecting across the Disciplines 2, and Writing Suggestions 1.
Read “A Doctor’s Dilemma” p. 52-55. Answer Understanding Meaning 1-4, Evaluating Strategy 1-4, Appreciating
Language 1-2, Connections across the Disciplines 1, and Writing Suggestions 2.
3) Watch the news. (CNN, network news etc.) Read the newspaper. (New York Times, Miami Herald, Newsweek, Time
etc.) Document at least 10 days – what you watched, what you read etc. Include the date, title, summary, and reaction.
(National or international news – no sports or entertainment!)
The school library will not check these books out over summer. It is your responsibility to borrow or buy these titles and
read all selections prior to your return to school in the fall.
AP Literature and Composition
(Students must see Ms. Khan in Room 234 for Summer Reading Assignment packet.)
The Inferno by Dante Alighieri (translation by John Ciardi)
How to Read Literature Like a Professor by Thomas C. Foster
A Midsummer Night’s Dream by William Shakespeare
The Help by Kathryn Stockett
MATHEMATICS
COURSE
SEQUENCE
STATE COURSE
CODE NUMBER
NAME
PREREQUISITES
SPECIAL NEED
B01
120031001
Algebra I
B02
120032001H
Algebra I Honors
MJ Math w/B+ or better;
teacher
recommendation
Scientific
Calculator
B03
120631001
Geometry
Algebra I
Scientific
Calculator
B04
120632001H
Geometry Honors
H. Algebra I
w/B or better; teacher
recommendation
Scientific
Calculator
B06
120033001
Algebra II
Algebra I & Geometry
Graphing
Calculator
B07
120034001H
Algebra II Honors
H. Algebra I & H.
Geom., teacher
recommendation
Graphing
Calculator
B08
129831001
Advanced Topics in Math
Algebra I, Geometry,
Algebra II w/ C or better
Graphing
Calculator
B09
120070001
Mathematics for College Readiness
Algebra I, Geometry,
Algebra II w/ C- or D
Scientific
Calculator
B10
120050002
Adv. Algebra w/ Financial Applications
Algebra I, Geometry,
Algebra II w/ D
Scientific
Calculator
B11
120234002H
Pre-Calculus Honors
Algebra II w/B or better,
teacher recommend.
Graphing
Calculator
B12
121032001AP
AP Statistics
Algebra 2 w/ B or better,
teacher
recommendation
Graphing
Calculator
B13
120231001AP
AP Calculus AB
Pre-Calculus, teacher
recommendation
Graphing
Calculator
B14
120232001AP
AP Calculus BC
Calculus AB, teacher
recommendation
Graphing
Calculator
B15
120040001
Intensive Algebra
Elective math course
recommended for
students struggling in
Algebra 1. (Level 1 and
2)
Scientific
Calculator
Scientific
Calculator
Science
COURSE
SEQUENCE
STATE COURSE
CODE NUMBER
NAME
PREREQUISITES
SPECIAL NEED
C01
200331001
Physical Science
C02
200332001H
Physical Science Honors
Comp Sci w/B or better
$6 sci. fee
C03
200031001
Biology
Physical Science
$6 sci. fee
C04
200032001H
Biology I Honors
Earth/Space w/A;
H.Earth/Space w/B or
better
$6 sci. fee,
materials for
projects
C06
200334001
Chemistry
Biology
$12 sci. fee
C07
200335001H
Chemistry I Honors
Algebra I w/B or better
and H. Biology w/B or
better
$12 sci. fee
$6 sci. fee
C08
200338001
Physics I
Algebra II w/C or better
$10 sci. fee
C10
200034001AP
AP Biology
H. Biology and H.
Chem. w/B or better
$15 sci. fee
C14
841720101H
Biology II
Simultaneously enrolled
in AP Biology
$15 sci. fee
C11
200337001AP
AP Chemistry
H. Chemistry and
Algebra II w/B or better
$10 sci. fee
C12
200343004AP
AP Physics C (Electricity, Magnetism
& Mechanics)
Honors Physics w/B or
better, or Pre-Cal w/A,
or Calculus AB or BC
(can be currently
enrolled)
$15 sci. fee
Geometry w/B or better,
currently enrolled in
Algebra II or higher.
$15 sci. fee
200345002AP
C09
C13
AP
AP
AP Physics 1
AP Physics 2
AP Physics 1 w/B or
better, currently enrolled
in Pre-Calculus or
higher
$15 sci. fee
COURSE
SEQUENCE
STATE COURSE
CODE NUMBER
NAME
PREREQUISITES
SPECIAL NEED
C20
200138001AP
AP Environmental Science
H. Biology and
Chemistry w/ B or better
$10 sci. fee
C15
200041001
Zoology
Biology w/B or better
$10 sci. fee
C16
200035001
Anatomy and Physiology
Earth/Space, Biology
$10 sci. fee
C17
200036001H
Anatomy and Physiology Honors
H. Biology and
Chemistry w/B or better
& enrolled in H. English
$15 sci. fee,
materials for
Projects
C18
1700330SH
Science Research (Local Honors)
Elective science course
$10 sci. fee
C19
200251001
Marine Science 1 Honors
Biology w/B or better
$10 sci. fee
Social Studies
COURSE
SEQUENCE
STATE COURSE
CODE NUMBER
NAME
PREREQUISITES
SPECIAL NEED
D01
210931001
World History
Grade 9
D02
210932001H
World History Honors
Grade 9
Honors English
Purchase outside
materials
D03
210942001AP
AP World History
Grades 9, 12
Teacher recommend.
Enrolled in H. Eng.
Purchase outside
materials
D04
210031001
United States History
Grade 11
D05
210032001H
United States History Honors
Grade 11
Enrolled in Honors
English or AP English
Purchase outside
materials
D06
210033001AP
AP United States History
Grade 11
Teacher recommend.
Enrolled in H. Eng. or
AP Eng.
Purchase outside
materials
D51/D71
210631001
210231001
Government/Economics
Grade 12
D53/D73
210632001H
210232001H
Government Honors/Economics
Honors, Grade 12
D55/D75
210642001AP
210237001AP
AP Government/AP Macro
Economics, Grade 12
D07
210340001AP
AP Human Geography
D08
210938001AP
AP European History
Teacher recommend.
Enrolled in H. Eng. Or
AP Eng.
Purchase outside
materials
D57/D77
210730001
Psychology I/ Psychology II
10-12th grade
Purchase outside
materials
Enrolled in Honors
English or AP English
Teacher recommend.
Enrolled in H. Eng. or
AP Eng.
Teacher recommend.
Enrolled in H. Eng or AP
Eng.
210731001
Purchase outside
materials
Purchase outside
materials
D09
210735001AP
AP Psychology
Teacher recommend.,
Enrolled in H. Eng or AP
English
Purchase outside
materials
D89/90
210531003
210943002
World Religions (Loc. Hon)/Holocaust
Studies
(Priority awarded to
AGS students)
Purchase outside
materials
1
SPECIAL EDUCATION (SPED)
COURSE
SEQUENCE
STATE COURSE
CODE NUMBER
NAME
PREREQUISITES
SPECIAL NEED
I01
100131001
English I
Grade 9
2 paperbacks,
Specific summer
reading
I02
100134001
English II
Grade 10
2 paperbacks,
Specific summer
reading
I03
100137001
English III
Grade 11
2 paperbacks,
Specific summer
reading
I04
100140001
English IV
Grade 12
2 paperbacks,
Specific summer
reading
I05
100041001
Intensive Reading
Grade 9
FCAT Levels 1 & 2
Lab Fee of $4
I06
100041001
Intensive Reading
Grade 10
FCAT Levels 1 & 2
Lab Fee of $4
I07
100041001
Intensive Reading
Grade 11 – 12
FCAT Levels 1 & 2
Lab Fee of $4
I08
120031001
Algebra I
Grade 9
I09
120631001
Geometry
Grade 10
Algebra 1
Scientific
Calculator
I11
120033001
Algebra II
Alg. 1 & Geometry
w/B or better
Graphing
Calculator
I10
120050002
Adv. Algebra w/ Financial Applications
Algebra I, Geometry,
Algebra II
Scientific
Calculator
I13
200331001
Physical Science
Grade 9
I14
200031001
Biology
Grade 10
Physical Science
$6 sci. fee
I15
200334001
Chemistry
Biology
$12 sci. fee
Age: 16
$18 *DECA Dues
Scientific
Calculator
$6 sci. fee
Grade 11
I16
210931001
World History
Grade 9
I17
210031001
United States History
Grade 11
I18/I88
210631001
210231001
Government/Economics
Grade 12
I20
798003045
(DCTH) Job Prep Diversified
Education: Related Instruction
1
COURSE
SEQUENCE
STATE COURSE
CODE NUMBER
I21
8300410J2
NAME
(DCT/OJT) Diversified Career
Technology/On-the-Job Training
PREREQUISITES
Must take with DCTH
Related Instruction
Class
SPECIAL NEED
$18 *DECA Dues /
Emp. Eligibility
Required
Inclusion Courses
COURSE
SEQUENCE
STATE COURSE
CODE NUMBER
A24
100131001
NAME
English I
Grade 9
A34
100134001
English II
Grade 10
A44
100137001
English III
Grade 11
A54
100140001
English IV
Grade 12
PREREQUISITES
SPECIAL NEED
Min. C each quarter in
gen. ed or inclusion
English & Reading; min.
B each quarter in SPED
English
2 paperbacks,
Specific summer
reading
Min. C each quarter in
gen. ed or inclusion
English & Reading; min.
B each quarter in SPED
English
2 paperbacks,
Specific summer
reading
Min. C each quarter in
gen. ed or inclusion
English & Reading; min.
B each quarter in SPED
English
2 paperbacks,
Specific summer
reading
Min. C each quarter in
gen. ed or inclusion
English & Reading; min.
B each quarter in SPED
English
2 paperbacks,
Specific summer
reading
A96
100140501
English IV: Florida College Prep
Scored below 106 on
PERT Reading
2 paperbacks,
Specific summer
reading
B24
120031001
Algebra I
Min. C each quarter in
gen. ed. or inclusion
Pre-Algebra; min. B
each quarter in SPED
Pre- Algebra
Scientific
Calculator
Min. C each quarter in
gen. ed. or inclusion
Algebra I; min. B each
quarter in SPED Algebra
I
Scientific
Calculator
Min. C each quarter in
gen. ed. or inclusion
Geometry; min. B each
quarter in SPED
Geometry
Graphing
Calculator
Grade 9
B34
120631001
Geometry
Grade 10
B44
120033001
Algebra II
Grade 11
1
C24
200331001
Physical Science
Grade 9
C34
200031001
Biology
Grade 10
C54
200334001
Chemistry
Grade 11
D24
210931001
World History
210031001
United States History
Grade 11
D44
$6 sci. fee
Min. C each quarter in
gen. ed. or inclusion
Earth/Space Science;
min. B each quarter in
SPED Earth/Space
Science
$6 sci. fee
Min. C each quarter in
gen. ed. or inclusion
Science & Math; min. B
each quarter in SPED
Science & Math
$12 sci. fee
Calculator
Calculator
Min. C each quarter in
gen. ed. or inclusion
English; min. B each
quarter in SPED English
Grade 9
D34
Min. C each quarter in
gen. ed. or inclusion
Science & Math; min. B
each quarter in SPED
Science & Math
210631001
Government/Economics
210231001
Grade 12
Min. C each quarter in
gen. ed. or inclusion
English I; min. B each
quarter in SPED English
I
Min. C each quarter in
gen. ed. or inclusion
English II; min. B each
quarter in SPED
English II
Special Diploma
COURSE
SEQUENCE
STATE COURSE
CODE NUMBER
NAME
I30
791011101
Access English 1/2 (9th & 10th grade)
I31
791011201
Access English 3/4 (11th & 12th grade)
I32
791207001
Access Liberal Arts Math
I33
792001501
Access Biology 1
I34
792102002
Access Economics
I35
796301001
Preparation for Post-school Adult
Living
Z06
798012002
Career Experiences 10 -12
PREREQUISITES
SPECIAL NEED
Signed IEP
1
INTELLECTUAL DISABILITY (IND)
COURSE
SEQUENCE
STATE COURSE
CODE NUMBER
NAME
J01
791011101
Access English 1/2 (9th & 10th grade)
J02
791011201
Access English 3/4 (11th & 12th grade)
J03
791207001
Access Liberal Arts Math
J04
792001501
Access Biology 1
J05
792102002
Access Economics
J06
796301001
Preparation for Post-school Adult
Living
PREREQUISITES
SPECIAL NEED
EMOTIONAL BEHAVIORAL DISABILITY (EBD)
COURSE
SEQUENCE
STATE COURSE
CODE NUMBER
NAME
PREREQUISITES
L01
100131001
English I - Grade 9
Signed I.E.P.
L02
100134001
English II - Grade 10
Signed I.E.P.
2 paperbacks,
Specific summer
reading
L03
100137001
English III - Grade 11
Signed I.E.P.
2 paperbacks,
Specific summer
reading
L04
100140001
English IV - Grade 12
Signed I.E.P.
2 paperbacks,
Specific summer
reading
L05
791011101
Access English 1/2 (9th & 10th grade)
Signed I.E.P.
L06
791011201
Access English 3/4 (11th & 12th grade)
Signed I.E.P.
L07
120031001
Algebra I - Grade 9
Signed I.E.P.
Scientific
Calculator
L08
120631001
Geometry - Grade 10
Signed I.E.P.
Scientific
Calculator
L10
120033001
Algebra II - Grade 11
Signed I.E.P.
Graphing
Calculator
L09
120050002
Adv. Algebra w/ Financial Applications
Signed I.E.P.
Scientific
Calculator
Grade 12
L11
791207001
Access Liberal Arts Math
Signed I.E.P.
L12
200331001
Physical Science - Grade 9
Signed I.E.P.
SPECIAL NEED
2 paperbacks,
Specific summer
reading
$6 sci. fee
1
COURSE
SEQUENCE
STATE COURSE
CODE NUMBER
NAME
PREREQUISITES
SPECIAL NEED
Calculator
L13
200031001
Biology - Grade 10
Signed I.E.P.
$6 sci. fee
L14
200334001
Chemistry - Grade 11
Signed I.E.P.
$12 sci. fee
Calculator
L15
210931001
World History - Grade 9
Signed I.E.P.
L16
210031001
United States History - Grade 11
Signed I.E.P.
L48/L98
210631001
Government/Economics- Grade 12
Signed I.E.P.
210231001
L17
792102002
Access Economics
Signed I.E.P.
L18
100041001
Intensive Reading - Grades 9 – 12
Signed I.E.P.
L19
792001501
Access Biology 1
Signed I.E.P.
L20
796307001
Social and Personal Skills
Signed I.E.P.
Waiver of FCAT Graduation Requirement for Students with Disabilities:
Sections 1003.428(8)(a) and 1003.43 (11)(a), Florida Statutes (F.S.), require that each district school
board provide instruction to prepare students with disabilities to demonstrate proficiency in the skills and
competencies necessary for successful grade-to-grade progression and high school graduation.
Sections 1003.428(8)(b) and 1003.43(11)(b), F.S., provide for the waiver of the FCAT requirement for
graduation with a standard diploma for certain students with disabilities who have met all other
requirements for graduation with a standard diploma, except a passing score on the FCAT. In
order for the FCAT graduation requirement to be waived, the individual education plan (IEP) team may
meet at any time after it has been determined that the student has failed to make a passing score on
the Grade 10 FCAT, after having taken the test at least twice, once in grade 10 and once in grade 11.
The IEP team will meet to determine whether or not the FCAT can accurately measure the student’s
abilities, taking into consideration allowable accommodations. In accordance with the Individuals with
Disabilities Education Act (IDEA), a free appropriate public education (FAPE) must be made available to
students with disabilities until graduation with a standard high school diploma or through age 21,
whichever occurs first. In accordance with school district policy, students with disabilities may receive
FAPE until their 22nd birthday or, at the option of the school district, the end of the semester or school
year in which the student turns age 22. Consistent with the provisions of sections 1003.428(2)(b)2.c-d,
and 1008.25(4)(c), F.S., any student who has not achieved a passing score on the FCAT must receive
remediation.
ENGLISH LANGUAGE LEARNERS
1
(ELL)
COURSE
SEQUENCE
STATE COURSE
CODE NUMBER
NAME
PREREQUISITES
SPECIAL NEED
S11,12,13,
14
100230002
English I through ESOL Strategies
Grade 9
Purchase 3
novels, dictionary
S21,22,23,
24
100231002
English II through ESOL Strategies
Grade 10
Purchase 3
novels, dictionary
S31,32,33,
34
100232002
English III through ESOL Strategies
Grade 11
Purchase 2
novels, dictionary
S41,42,43,
44
100252002
English IV through ESOL Strategies
Grade 12
Purchase 2
novels, dictionary
S45
1002380L1
Developmental L.A. through ESOL
Level I
CELLA Assessment,
ELL scoring FCAT Level
1 and 2 in Reading
$4 lab fee;
Purchase 2
novels, dictionary
S46
1002380L2
Developmental L.A. through ESOL
Level 2
CELLA Assessment,
ELL scoring FCAT Level
1 and 2 in Reading
$4 lab fee;
Purchase 2
novels, dictionary
S47
1002380L3
Developmental L.A. through ESOL
Level 3
CELLA Assessment,
ELL scoring FCAT Level
1 and 2 in Reading
$4 lab fee;
Purchase 2
novels, dictionary
S48
1002380L4
Developmental L.A. through ESOL
Level 4
CELLA Assessment,
ELL scoring FCAT Level
1 and 2 in Reading
$4 lab fee;
Purchase 2
novels, dictionary
WORLD LANGUAGES
COURSE
SEQUENCE
STATE COURSE
CODE NUMBER
NAME
PREREQUISITES
SPECIAL NEED
E01
070532001
Italian I
E02
070533001
Italian II
Italian I or equivalent
E03
070534001H
Italian III Honors
Italian II or equivalent,
teacher recommendation
E04
070535001H
Italian IV Honors
Teacher
recommendation
X61/X62
070834001
Spanish I through FLVS
(As a foreign language)
Entry level for nonSpanish speakers
FLVS
Z46/Z47
070835001
Spanish II through FLVS
(As a foreign language)
Spanish I or equivalent
FLVS
Z48/Z49
070836001H
Spanish III through FLVS
(As a foreign language)
Spanish II or equivalent
FLVS
Z13/Z14
070930001
Spanish for Spanish Speakers I
through FLVS
Non-readers of Spanish
FLVS
E05
070931001
Spanish for Spanish Speakers II
Beginning course for
readers of Spanish
Purchase dictionary
& workbooks
1
COURSE
SEQUENCE
STATE COURSE
CODE NUMBER
NAME
PREREQUISITES
SPECIAL NEED
E06
070840001AP
AP Spanish Language
Placement test; teacher
recommendation
Purchase workbook
E07
070841001AP
AP Spanish Literature
Placement test; teacher
recommendation
Purchase dictionary
1
PHYSICAL EDUCATION
COURSE
SEQUENCE
STATE COURSE
CODE NUMBER
NAME
PREREQUISITES
F51/F71
150241001
150335001
Team Sport I/Team Sport II
Grade 9
PE Uniform
F54/F74
150331001
150139001
Beginning Basketball I/Comprehensive
Fitness
Grades 9-12
Purchase class
jersey
F55/F75
150335001
150243001
Basketball II (Team Sports I)/Individual
& Dual Sports III Grades 11, 12
F57/F77
150134001
150241001
Weight Training 1/Individual & Dual
Sports I
Grades 9-12
F58/F78
150135001
150242001
Weight Training 2/Individual & Dual
Sports II
Grades 10-12
Beginning Weight
Training
PE Uniform plus
$5.00 fee
F59/F79
150131001
150243001
Weight Training 3 (Fitness Lifestyle
Design)/Individual Dual Sports III
Grades 11, 12
Int. Weight Training
PE Uniform plus
$5.00 fee
F62/F82
150130001
150131001
GRADUATION REQUIREMENT
Personal Fitness / Fit. Lifestyle Design
(Team Sports II)
Grades 10-12
PE Uniform
F06/F72
190031001
150242001
Driver Education/Traffic Safety/
Individual & Dual Sports II
PE Uniform
Teacher
recommendation
SPECIAL NEED
Purchase class
jersey
PE Uniform plus
$5.00 fee
1
MIAMI SUNSET SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL ACADEMIES
Advanced Global Studies Academy
The Advanced Global Studies Academy follows a rigorous college preparatory course of study which
will provide students with opportunities to develop the intellectual skills needed to make global
connections among all disciplines. Our mission is to create an individualized learning environment
where students can listen, question, read, and make decisions based on sound, ethical principles in
order to thrive as world citizens who actively contribute to the global community.
Advanced Academics
World Language
Medical Magnet
As a student in the Medical Magnet, you can pursue rigorous academic courses in three distinct
strands, Pre‐Medicine, Applied Medical Sciences and Sports Medicine. The three strands prepare
successful completers for further educational or career opportunities. The Pre‐Medicine strand
prepares students for coursework at the postsecondary level and establishes a strong foundation for
future medical school students through the exposure to project‐based learning methods and a variety
of laboratory techniques. The Allied Medical Science strand allows students to pursue interest in
various allied health careers through the study of the life sciences, conducting research, and the
application of inquiry based learning. The Sports Medicine strand provides students with laboratory
and real world field experiences through school‐site internships with Miami Sunset’s athletic teams.
The three strands prepare successful completers for further educational or career opportunities.
Pre-Medicine
Sports Medicine
Allied Medical Sciences
Education Academy
The Education Academy offers an Early Childhood Education strand which is a four year program
where students will work in our DCF‐licensed on‐site Little Knights Preschool. Students have the
opportunity to earn the DCF 40‐hour certification, 5 hour Early Literacy, First Aid/CPR, ECPC/CDA,
Servsafe credentials, and upon completion of the program, nine FREE college credits at any junior
college in the state of Florida. The students will have the opportunity to intern at a neighboring
elementary school during their fourth year in the program. This program allows the student the
opportunity to earn the Gold Seal Scholarship and will prepare students for employment as teachers,
temporary instructors and teacher aides to work in a child care setting.
Early Childhood Education
Academy of Engineering
(National Academy Foundation)
www.naf.org
The Academy of Engineering follows Project Lead the Way’s very rigorous national curriculum. The
curriculum is based on the ideals of project based learning and 21st century skills, which include
hands‐on projects with emphasis on how these newly learned skills can be applied to the workplace.
The curriculum covers almost all the topics included in a four‐year college engineering program.
Students will have the opportunity to learn engineering concepts and theories, and then apply them
in the classroom to examples of current real world engineering problems. Students in this program
must have well developed math and study skills, but, above all, a genuine interest and commitment in
improving their critical thinking and problem solving skills.
Engineering
Academy of Hospitality and Tourism
(National Academy Foundation)
www.naf.org
The program exposes high school students to the wide variety of opportunities and career paths in
one of the world’s largest industries. Through the academy, students develop the thinking and
problem solving skills critical to their success in college, careers and beyond. The excitement and
diversity in the hospitality and tourism industry makes it an attractive field for students who are
fascinated by other cultures and economies. This burgeoning industry offers a huge and growing
variety of professional career choices.
Culinary Operations
Hospitality and Tourism
Academy of Information & Media Technology
(National Academy Foundation)
www.naf.org
The Information & Media Technology Academy is designed to prepare students for employment and
post‐secondary education in a wide variety of information and media technology programs, including
industry certification. These programs offer a broad foundation of knowledge and transferable skills
designed to prepare students for real world experiences utilizing current technological applications in
communication and media fields.
Digital Media/Journalism
Digital Media/Multimedia Design
Video/TV Production
Academy of Business & Finance
(National Academy Foundation)
www.naf.org
The Academy of Business and Finance introduces high school students to the broad career
opportunities of the business and finance industry, opening the door to new options and equipping
students to make sound choices for the future. The Academy of Business and Finance prepares
students for post‐secondary education and careers through a theme‐based contextualized curriculum
approach. Academic learning experiences are combined with hands‐on work experience to help
students develop thinking and problem‐solving skills.
Business and Finance
Law & Public Service Academy
The Law & Public Service Academy focuses on the legal, criminal justice, public service, and homeland
security professions. Students receive instruction and practical experience in legal and public service
career fields, including criminal justice, law, psychology, and leadership theory. The academy offers
varied experiences to study the judicial system, government agencies such as the FBI and CIA, EMT, fire
and rescue services, crime scene investigation, as well as the Armed Forces, including the Army, Navy,
Air Force, Marines, and Coast Guard.
Criminal Justice
JROTC and Leadership
Legal Studies
Visual and Performing Arts
The Visual and Performing Arts (VPA) Academy prepares students for post‐secondary experiences and
employment in the arts and/or entertainment industries. The goal of the VPA Academy is to increase
academic rigor, enhance the school climate, improve overall student achievement and create a
learning environment that focuses on creativity and career orientation for our emerging artists.
Band
Chorus
Dance
Drawing & Painting
Jazz Ensemble
Keyboard
Theatre Arts/Performance
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Grade 9
Grade 10
Grade 11
Grade 12
English I
Algebra 1
Earth/Space Science or
higher
World History
English II
Geometry
Biology or higher
English III
Algebra 2
Chemistry or Physical
Science
United States History
English IV
Math course
Elective
World Language (FLVS)
Explorations of Health
Occupations/ Health 2
Personal Fitness/
Fitness Lifestyle Design
World Language (FLVS)
First Aid
Safety/Personal Social
& Family Relationships
Fine Art
American Government/
Economics
Elective
Care & Prevention of
Athletic Injuries/
Advanced Health Exp.
Anatomy Reg. or Hon.
Allied Medical Sciences
Grade 9
Grade 10
Grade 11
Grade 12
English I
Algebra 1
Earth/Space Science or
higher
World History
English II
Geometry
Biology or higher
English III
Algebra 2
Chemistry or Physical
Science
United States History
English IV
Pre-Calculus
Physics I or
Science Elective
American Government/
Economics
Elective
World Language (FLVS)
Personal Fitness/
Physical Education
World Language (FLVS)
Fine Art
Explorations of Health
Science Research or
Science Elective
Science Elective
Occupations/Health 2
Science Elective
Science Electives: Anatomy R/H, AP Biology, AP Chemistry, AP Physics B, AP Physics 1, AP Physics 2,
AP Physics C, AP Environmental Science, Zoology, Marine Science I Honors
Pre-Med Strand
Grade 9
Grade 10
Grade 11
Grade 12
English I (H)
Geometry (H) or higher
English II (H)
Algebra 2 (H) or higher
Biology (H) or higher
Chemistry (H) or higher
English III (H) or (AP)
Pre-Calculus (H) or
higher
Physics I or AP Physics I
English IV (H) or (AP)
AP Calc. / or
Math Elective
Science Elective
World History (H) or (AP)
Personal Fitness/
Physical Education
United States History (H)
or (AP)
American Government/
Economics (H) or (AP)
World Language (FLVS)
World Language (FLVS)
Fine Art
Elective
Science Research or
Explorations of Health
Occupations/Health 2
Anatomy & Physiology
(H)
AP Biology or
AP Chemistry
Biology II
1
ADVANCED GLOBAL STUDIES ACADEMY
Advanced Placement Strand
Grade 9
Grade 10
Grade 11
Grade 12
English I (H)
Algebra I (H) or higher
Earth/Space Science
(H) or higher
World History (H or AP)
English II (H)
Geometry (H) or higher
Biology I (H) or higher
English IV(H or AP)
Pre-Calculus (H) or higher
Physics I (H) or higher
World Language
World Language
English III (H or AP)
Algebra II (H) or higher
Chemistry I (H) or
higher
United States History
(H or AP)
Elective
AP Human Geography
AP European History
AP Psychology
Personal Fitness/PE*
Government/Economics (H or
AP)
Elective
World Religions(Loc.Hon)/
Holocaust Studies
*Personal Fitness/PE is suggested to be taken via Florida Virtual School or Adult Education.
World Languages Strand
This strand requires a minimum of four consecutive levels of the same World Language.
Grade 9
Grade 10
Grade 11
Grade 12
English I (H)
Algebra I (H)
Earth/Space Science (H)
World History (H or AP)
English II ( H)
Geometry (H)
Biology I (H)
Personal Fitness/PE*
SAT/ACT Verb. Prep. (H)
Elective
World Language
World Language
English III (H or AP)
Algebra II ( H)
Chemistry (H)
United States History (H
or AP)
Elective
English IV (H or AP)
Pre-Calculus(H) or higher
Physics I (H) or higher
Government/Economics
(H or AP)
Elective
World Language (H or
AP)
World Language (H or
AP)
*Personal Fitness/PE is suggested to be taken via Florida Virtual School or Adult Education.
World Language Electives include:
Italian I, II, III, IV
Spanish I, II, III – (FLVS), AP Spanish Language, AP Spanish Literature
Spanish SI – (FLVS), Spanish SII
AGS Suggested Electives:
Acting I - IV
Comprehensive Law Studies
2
EDUCATION ACADEMY
Early Childhood Education
COURSE
SEQUENCE
STATE COURSE
CODE NUMBER
NAME
PREREQUISITES
G01
840511001
Early Childhood Education I
Interest in working with
young children
G02
840512001
Early Childhood Education II
Early Childhood
Education I
G01 may be taken
concurrently
G03
G04
G09
840513001
850321401H
850010014
Early Childhood Education III
Early Childhood Education IV
Honors (Childcare
Provider/Preschool)
Early Childhood
Education II
G02 may be taken
concurrently
Early Childhood
Education III
(Industry Certification)
G03 may be taken
concurrently
FCS Directed Study –
Internship ECE 5
Completion of ECE 3
may be taken w/ECE 4
(Seniors Only)
SPECIAL NEED
Purchase polo
shirt $12; Material
fee $20 per year.
Material fee $20
per year;
DCF Testing Fees
$9.
Material fee $20
per year; DCF
Testing Fees $12;
First Aid & CPR
Fees $12.
Mandatory field
trips; Material fee
$20 per year;
Purchase own
CDA Binder/Sheet
Protectors;
First Aid & CPR
Fees $12; DCF
Testing Fees, if
necessary.
Mandatory field
trips; Material fee
$20 per year;
First Aid & CPR
Fees $12.
2
ACADEMY OF ENGINEERING
Engineering
COURSE
SEQUENCE
STATE COURSE
CODE NUMBER
NAME
K01
860055001H
Introduction To Engineering
Design Honors
(IED)
Principles of Engineering
Honors
(POE)
K02
860052001H
K03
860053001H
Digital Electronics Honors
(DE)
K04
860190001H
Engineering Design &
Development (EDD) Honors Robotics using VEX
components, includes and
requires Industry Certification in
Autodesk Inventor 2013.
PREREQUISITES
Majoring in Academy Of
Engineering
Introduction to
Engineering Design w/
C or better;
Teacher
Recommendation
Principles of
Engineering w/ C or
better;
Teacher
Recommendation
Grade of B or better in
two previous
Engineering or
technology courses and
Teacher
Recommendation
SPECIAL NEED
$20/
Material fee
$20/
Material fee
$20/
Material fee
$20/
Material fee
* PLTW Courses require enrollment in college preparatory mathematics classes.
Note: 3 year completion of PLTW courses AND a passing grade on the end of course exams can earn the
student college credit at selected universities.
2
ACADEMY OF FINANCE
Business and Finance
The goal of the Business and Finance strand is to introduce high school students to the broad career opportunities of the financial
services industry, opening the door to new options and equipping students to make sound choices for the future. One of four
member programs of the National Academy Foundation, Academy of Finance is located in more than 264 high schools nationwide.
COURSE
SEQUENCE
STATE COURSE
CODE NUMBER
W01
820731001
Introduction to Information
Technology (Business & Finance)
W02
820331001
W03
NAME
PREREQUISITES
SPECIAL NEED
N/A
*DECA or **FBLA Dues
Membership Required
Accounting Applications I (Honors)
Introduction to
Information Technology
*DECA Dues
Membership Required
881511002
Financial Operations (Honors)
Accounting
Applications I
**FBLA Dues
Membership Required
W04
881512002
Personal Financial Planning (Honors)
Financial Operations
(Honors)
**FBLA Dues
Membership Required
Z08
881513002
Financial Internship***
Teacher approval
required
Must adhere to
attendance policy
*DECA (Distributive Education Clubs of America): Participation in DECA is an integral part of the Academy of Finance (AOF)
curriculum and provides students with the opportunity to apply finance and marketing skills to real‐world situations.
**FBLA (Future Business Leaders of America): Is the appropriate student organization for providing Academy of Finance students
with leadership training and reinforcing specific career and technical skills.
*** Internship: This course can be used to meet credit requirements for one or more of the Bright Futures Scholarship award levels.
Important Note: Industry Certification – AOF students will be given an opportunity to earn the appropriate Industry Certification.
Cooperative Education – CDE/OJT
Cooperative Education is designed to prepare students for the word of work. Students enrolled in this program must obtain paid
supervised employment. Teacher approval is required.
COURSE
SEQUENCE
STATE COURSE
CODE NUMBER
W09
8300420JT
NAME
Cooperative Diversified Education/
On‐the‐Job Training – (CDE ‐ OJT)
PREREQUISITES
Teacher
Recommendation
SPECIAL NEED
$20 **CECF Dues /
Emp. Eligibility Req.
**CECF (Career Education Clubs of Florida): Career and Technical Student Organizations (CTSO) are an integral part of the overall
curricula in career and technical education and an essential part of CDE. Membership is required.
Important Note: Industry Certification – CDE students will be given an opportunity to earn the appropriate Industry Certification.
SPED Diversified Education Grades 9‐12
Job Prep Diversified Education is designed to prepare SPED students for the world of work.
COURSE
SEQUENCE
STATE COURSE
CODE NUMBER
I20
798003045
(DCTH) Job Prep Diversified
Education: Related Instruction
N/A
$18 *DECA Dues
I21
8300410J2
(DCT/OJT) Diversified Career
Technology/On‐the‐Job Training
Must take with DCTH
Related Instruction Class
$18 *DECA Dues /
Emp. Eligibility Required
NAME
PREREQUISITES
SPECIAL NEED
2
ACADEMY OF HOSPITALITY AND TOURISM
Hospitality and Tourism
COURSE
SEQUENCE
STATE COURSE
CODE NUMBER
NAME
PREREQUISITES
SPECIAL NEED
H01
885011001
Introduction to Hospitality &
Tourism
$25 class fee
H02
883032002
Lodging Principles
Introduction to
Hospitality & Tourism
$25 class fee
H03
883033002
Lodging Applications
Lodging Principles
$25 class fee
Introduction to Hospitality
& Tourism
$25 class fee
(Industry Certification)
H04

884512003H
Travel and Tourism Marketing and
Management Honors
Summer Internship is required the summer after 11th grade.
884513002- Hospitality & Tourism Internship or 880041001-Marketing Cooperative Education
OJT.
Culinary Arts
COURSE
SEQUENCE
STATE COURSE
CODE NUMBER
NAME
PREREQUISITES
Can be taken
concurrently with
Culinary Arts I, II, III,
or in any grade.
SPECIAL NEED
$25 class fee
H01
885011001
Introduction to Hospitality &
Tourism
H05
880051001
Culinary Arts I
H06
880052001
Culinary Arts II
Culinary Arts I
$25 Food Lab Fee
H07
880053001
Culinary Arts III
Culinary Arts II
$25 Food Lab Fee
$25 Food Lab Fee
(Industry Certification)
H08
880054001
Culinary Arts IV
Culinary Arts III
$25 Food Lab Fee
H09
850041001
Home Economics Education
Directed Study
Culinary Arts IV
$25 Food Lab Fee
 Summer Internship is required the summer after 11th grade.
88451300 – Hospitality & Tourism Internship or 88004100 – Marketing Cooperative Education
OJT.
2
ACADEMY OF INFORMATION & MEDIA TECHNOLOGY
Journalism
COURSE
SEQUENCE
STATE COURSE
NAME
PREREQUISITES
SPECIAL NEED
T12
100630011
Journalism I
T13
100631011NP
Journalism II
(Newspaper I)
Journalism I
After school time
required.
T14
100632012NPH
Journalism III Honors
(Newspaper II)
Journalism II
After school time
required.
T15
100633012NPH
Journalism IV Honors
(Newspaper III)
Journalism III
After school time
required.
T16
100631011YB
Journalism II
Journalism I
After school time
required.
CODE NUMBER
(Yearbook I)
T17
100632012YBH
Journalism III Honors
(Yearbook II)
Journalism II
After school time
required.
T18
100633012YBH
Journalism IV Honors
(Yearbook III)
Hon. Journalism III YB
After school time
required. $10 lab fee
Television Production
COURSE
SEQUENCE
STATE COURSE
NAME
PREREQUISITES
SPECIAL NEED
T05
877211001
TV Production I
T06
877212001
TV Production II
TV Production I
After school time
required.
T07
877213001H
TV Production III Honors
TV Production II
After school time
required.
T08
877214001H
TV Production IV Honors
TV Production III
After school time
required.
CODE NUMBER
After school time
required.
2
Digital Media/Multimedia Design
STATE COURSE
NAME
PREREQUISITES
COURSE
SEQUENCE
CODE NUMBER
T01
820731001
Introduction to IT
T19
820121001
Digital Media/Multimedia
Foundations 1
Intro. to Information
Tech.
Learn web document
development, design and
scripting.
(Industry CertificationDreamweaver)
Digital Media/Multimedia
Foundations 2
Multimedia Foundations
1
T20
T21
820122001
820123001
This course provides
advanced concepts for
Internet, Intranet, and
Web design.
(Industry CertificationPhotoshop)
Digital Media/Multimedia
Foundations 3
SPECIAL NEED
Summer Internship is
required for Juniors.
Juniors must purchase
school insurance for
$18.00.
Multimedia Foundations
2
(Industry CertificationFlash)
STATE COURSE
COURSE
SEQUENCE
CODE NUMBER
T22
020032001AP
NAME
PREREQUISITES
SPECIAL NEED
Advanced Placement
Computer Science A
Algebra II
$10 computer lab fee
2
LAW & PUBLIC SERVICE ACADEMY
Criminal Justice
COURSE
SEQUENCE
STATE COURSE
CODE NUMBER
NAME
PREREQUISITES
SPECIAL NEED
M01
891801001
Criminal Justice I
M02
891802001
Criminal Justice II
Criminal Justice I with C
or better
Gold Seal
Program; $10 lab
fee
M03
891803001H
Criminal Justice III Honors
Criminal Justice II with C
or better; Teacher
Recommendation
Gold Seal
Program; $10 lab
fee
M04
890010001
Public Service Education Directed
Study
Criminal Justice III with C
or better
$10 lab fee
STATE COURSE
NAME
PREREQUISITES
SPECIAL NEED
Gold Seal
Program; $10 lab
fee
JROTC
COURSE
SEQUENCE
CODE NUMBER
M05
180130001
Leadership Education
Training I (JROTC)
M06
180131001
Leadership Education
Training II (JROTC)
Introduction to
Leadership Dev. I;
Sr. Army Instructor
Approval Required
Physical Training
Uniform; School
Insurance
M07
180132001
Leadership Education
Training III (JROTC)
Intermediate Leadership
Dev. II;
Sr. Army Instructor
Approval Required
Physical Training
Uniform; School
Insurance
M08
180133001
Leadership Education
Training IV (JROTC)
Applied Leadership Dev.
III;
Sr. Army Instructor
Approval Required
Physical Training
Uniform; School
Insurance
Physical Training
Uniform; School
Insurance
Legal Studies
COURSE
SEQUENCE
STATE COURSE
CODE NUMBER
M09
210637001
Comprehensive Law Studies
M10
210647001H
Constitutional Law 2 Honors
Comprehensive Law
Studies
D57/D77
210730001
210731001
Psychology I/Psychology II
or
AP Psychology requires
Teacher recommend.,
and enrolled in H. Eng
or AP English
D10
210735001AP
NAME
AP Psychology
PREREQUISITES
SPECIAL NEED
2
VISUAL AND PERFORMING ARTS ACADEMY
Band
COURSE
SEQUENCE
STATE COURSE
CODE NUMBER
NAME
PREREQUISITES
SPECIAL NEED
R34
130230001
Band I
Marching and Symphonic Band
R35
130231001
Band II
Marching and Symphonic Band
1 year performing band
at Sr. High level
$14.50/yr
R36
130232001
Band III
Marching and Symphonic Band
2 years performing band
at Sr. High level
$14.50/yr
R37
130233001
Band IV
Marching and Symphonic Band
3 years performing band
at Sr. High level
$14.50/yr
Q40
130246001
Instrumental Ensemble Strings I
No Experience
$14.50/yr
Q41
130247001
Instrumental Ensemble Strings II
Minimum of 1 yr. of
strings
$14.50/yr
$14.50/yr
Jazz Ensemble
COURSE
SEQUENCE
STATE COURSE
CODE NUMBER
NAME
PREREQUISITES
SPECIAL NEED
R38
130250001
Jazz Ensemble I
Audition
$14.50/yr
R39
130251001
Jazz Ensemble II
1 year Jazz Ensemble
$14.50/yr
R40
130252001
Jazz Ensemble III
2 years Jazz Ensemble
$14.50/yr
R41
130253001H
Jazz Ensemble IV Honors
3 years Jazz Ensemble
$14.50/yr
Chorus
COURSE
SEQUENCE
STATE COURSE
CODE NUMBER
NAME
PREREQUISITES
SPECIAL NEED
R42
130330001
Chorus I
R43
130331001
Chorus II
1 year high school
chorus
$4/music fee
$9/uniform care
R44
130332001
Chorus III
2 years high school
chorus
$4/music fee
$9/uniform care
R45
130333001
Chorus IV
3 years high school
chorus
$4/music fee
$9/uniform care
$4/music fee
$9/uniform care
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Dance
COURSE
SEQUENCE
STATE COURSE
CODE NUMBER
NAME
PREREQUISITES
SPECIAL NEED
R51/R71
030031001
030030001
Dance Technique I
paired w/Ethnic Dance
Black leotard and
dance pants, shoes
app. $80.00
R01
030032002
Dance Technique II
Dance I w/ B or better;
dance teacher
recommendation
Black leotard,
dance pants, shoes
app. $80.00
R02
030033001H
Dance Technique III Honors
Dance II w/ B or better;
dance teacher
recommendation
Black Leotard,
dance pants, shoes
app. $80.00
R03
030049001H
Dance Technique IV Honors
Audition
Grade 10 - 12
Leotard, dance
pants, shoes app.
$80.00
R04
030038001
Dance Choreography/Performance I
Audition
Grade 10 - 12
Leotard, dance
pants, shoes app.
$80.00
R05
030039001H
Dance Choreography/Performance II
Honors
Audition
Grade 10 -12
Leotard, dance
pants, shoes
app.$80.00
R06
030040001
Dance Repertory I
Audition
R07
030041001
Dance Repertory II
Audition
R08
030042001H
Dance Repertory III Honors
Audition
R09
030033401H
Dance Repertory IV Honors
Audition
Drawing and Painting
COURSE
SEQUENCE
STATE COURSE
CODE NUMBER
R56/R76
010434001
NAME
PREREQUISITES
Drawing I/Painting I
$2/sem.+ 15/sem.
for projects
010437001
R57/R77
010435001
Drawing II/Painting II
Drawing and Painting I
w/ B or better; teacher
recommendation
$2/sem.+ $15/sem.
for projects
Drawing III/Painting III Honors
Drawing and Painting II
w/ B or better; teacher
recommendation
$2/sem.+ $15/sem.
for projects
Two Dimensional Art 2
Drawing and Painting III
w/ B or better; teacher
recommendation
$2/sem.+ $15/sem.
for projects
010438001
R58/R78
010436001H
010439001H
R23
010131001
SPECIAL NEED
2
Keyboard
COURSE
SEQUENCE
STATE COURSE
CODE NUMBER
NAME
PREREQUISITES
SPECIAL NEED
R30
130136001
Keyboard I
R31
130137001
Keyboard II
Keyboard I
$6/rental-$4/fee
R32
130138001
Keyboard III
Keyboard II
$6/rental-$4/fee
R33
130139001H
Keyboard IV Honors
Keyboard III
$6/rental-$4/fee
$6/rental-$4/fee
Theatre Arts/Performance
COURSE
SEQUENCE
STATE COURSE
CODE NUMBER
NAME
PREREQUISITES
SPECIAL NEED
R16
040037001
Acting I
R17
040038001
Acting II
Acting 1 w/ B or better;
teacher recommendation
$10/yr
2 paperbacks
R18
040039001
Acting III
Acting II w/ B or better;
teacher recommendation
$10/yr
2 paperbacks
R19
040040001H
Acting IV Honors
Acting III w/ B or better;
teacher recommendation
$10/yr
2 paperbacks
$10/yr
2 paperbacks
Elective
COURSE
SEQUENCE
STATE COURSE
CODE NUMBER
R49
010030001A
P
NAME
AP Art History
PREREQUISITES
SPECIAL NEED
Teacher
Recommendation
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