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"College, Career and Life Readiness” means that individuals possess the knowledge and skills necessary to succeed in life after high school and to thrive in their community.

CAREER PATHWAY GENERAL MCLANE SCHOOL DISTRICT

Connecting Careers, Curriculum, and Character Education

K-4

Career Awareness

5-8

Career Exploration / Future Focus Course

Pathways:

Arts and Communication

Business, Finance, and Information Technology

Engineering and Industrial Technology

Human Services

Science and Health

9-12

Career Preparation / Graduation

Business/Trade School Apprenticeship

Or On the job training

Academic Program 4-year college

Military

SUCCESSFUL CAREER AND LIFELONG LEARNING

What are Career Pathways?

Each pathway is a broad grouping of careers that share similar characteristics and whose employment requirements call for many common interests, strengths, and competencies. A chosen Pathway focuses on a student’s elective courses toward preparing for a specific goal area. Career pathways provide opportunities for students to explore similarly grouped career options. They also serve as an organizing tool for schools to help focus curriculum and bring relevance into the classroom.

Why should I choose a career pathway?

• To help focus on a career area that matches interests • To help set goals and align classes necessary to achieve those goals • To create career awareness • To encourage planning for workforce or postsecondary education opportunities • To provide knowledge that relates the high school experience to the word after graduation

How do I choose a career pathway?

• You will research various career fields in middle school • You will take a Career Explorations course in tenth grade to help guide your decision-making process • Your counselors, parents and teachers will assist you • You will utilize various software tools to explore and research various careers

THE 5 PATHWAY OPTIONS

Arts and Communications (AC) Careers in the Arts, Audio-Video Technology and Communications involve designing, producing, exhibiting, performing, writing and publishing multimedia content including visual and performing arts and design, journalism and entertainment services. Career cluster areas:

• Audio and Video Technology and Film • Printing Technology and Graphic Communication Technology • Visual Arts • Performing Arts • Journalism and Broadcasting • Telecommunications

Business, Finance, and Information Technology (BFIT) Business management and administration careers encompass planning, organization, directing and evaluating business functions essential to efficient and productive business operations. Career cluster areas:

• Marketing, Sales, and Service • Finance • Business Management • Information Technology

Engineering and Industrial Technology (EIT) This career pathway is designed to cultivate students' interest, awareness and application to areas related to technologies necessary to design, develop, install or maintain physical systems. Career cluster areas:

• Architecture and Construction • Manufacturing • Engineering and Engineering Technology • Transportation, Distribution, and Logistics

Human Services (HS) This career pathway is designed to cultivate students' interests, skills and experience for employment in careers related to families and human needs. Career cluster areas:

• Counseling and Personal Care • Education • Law, Public Safety, and Government • Hospitality and Tourism

Science and Health (SH) This career pathway is designed to cultivate students' interest in the life, physical and behavioral sciences. In addition, the planning, managing and providing of therapeutic and diagnostic services, health information and biochemistry research development. Career cluster areas:

• Health Science • Agriculture, Food, and Natural Resources • Science, Technology, and Math

Arts and Communications (AC) Pathway This Pathway is designed to cultivate students’ awareness, interpretation, application, and production of

visual, verbal, and written work.

Are you interested in… Can you… Do you enjoy…

• News reporting and writing • Interviewing and reviewing • Multi-media productions • Acting • Radio, TV, Film, Video • Performing in a band or chorus • Attending concerts • Drawing, painting • Artwork

• Sing • Play an instrument • Be creative • Act • Articulate clearly • Write and conduct interviews • Meet deadlines • Sell • Draw • Sculpt

• Writing • Making videos • Working with film props • Seeking creative ideas • Working with sound effects • Performing in front of an audience • Working with computers

If you answered “yes” to many of these questions, you might consider a future in one of the sample occupations listed below.

SAMPLE CAREERS

Entry Technical/Skilled Professional (4+ college)

• Model • Radio operator • Stage hand • Stunt performer • Announcer • Dancer • Film loader • Photographer • Floral designer • Florist • Sound technician • TV, Video, and movies • Desktop publisher • Copy person • Newsroom worker

• Actor • Illustrator • Choreographer • Dancer • Disc jockey • Musician • Animator • Artist • Broadway technician • Fashion designer • Jeweler • Make-up artist • Recording Engineer • Video manager • Computer graphic artist • Web designer • Desktop publisher

• Art or music teacher • Cinematographer • Composer • Film editor • Multi-media artist • Music critic • Music director • News broadcaster • Producer and director • Editor • Curator • Advertising creator • Art director • Interior designer • Fashion designer • Industrial designer • Copy writer • News writer • Telecommunications • Writer

Schedule for Arts, AV Technology and Communications Pathway

Grade 9: Grade 10: Grade 11: Grade 12:

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: English 9 Basic, Academic,

Advanced, Accelerated

English 10 Academic, Advanced,

Accelerated


Accelerated


AP English

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Academic Science 9 Biology I

Biology I Accelerated

Biology I Biology II

Chemistry I Accelerated

Biology II Intro to Chemistry/Intro

to Physics Physics I Accelerated

Intro to Chemistry Intro to Physics

Physics I Accelerated Physics II Accelerated

AP Chemistry II AP Biology

AP Environmental Biology

His

tory

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ore

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ss: US History I

US History I Accelerated

US History II US History II Accelerated

Civics & Economics AP US History

Mat

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Cla

ss: Applied Algebra Part I

Algebra I Algebra II Accelerated

Algebra II

Applied Algebra Part II Algebra II Geometry

Geometry Accelerated

Algebra II Geometry

Trigonometry Pre-Calculus

Advanced Algebra/Trig Accelerated

Geometry Trigonometry Pre-Calculus

AP Calculus AB AP Calculus II BC

Req

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Health 9 & Phys. Ed. Phys. Ed / Driver’s Ed Career Choices Health & Phys. Ed. Phys. Ed

General Electives General Electives General Electives ECTS Program ECTS Program

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General Electives ECTS Program Dual Enrollment Dual Enrollment Pathway Electives for Arts, AV Technology, and Communications Acting & Set Design Acting & Set Design Acting & Set Design Acting & Set Design Adv. Food Tech. Adv. Food Tech. Adv. Food Tech. Adv. Food Tech. Architectural Design I Architectural Design I Architectural Design I Architectural Design I Art Introduction Architectural Design II Architectural Design II Architectural Design II Artistic Metalsmithing Art Introduction Art Introduction Art Introduction Asian Cultural Studies Artistic Metalsmithing Artistic Metalsmithing Artistic Metalsmithing Basic Foods & Nutrition Asian Cultural Studies Asian Cultural Studies Asian Cultural Studies Brass Ensemble Basic Foods & Nutrition Basic Foods & Nutrition Basic Foods & Nutrition Broadway Dinner Brass Ensemble Brass Ensemble Brass Ensemble Ceramics Broadway Dinner Broadway Dinner Broadway Dinner Computer Animation Ceramics Ceramics Ceramics Computer Applications Computer Animation Computer Animation Computer Animation Concert Band Computer Applications Computer Applications Computer Applications Creative Writing Concert Band Concert Band Concert Band Current Affairs Creative Writing Creative Writing Creative Writing Drawing I Current Affairs Current Affairs Current Affairs Electronic Music Drawing I Drawing I Drawing I Engineering Design I Drawing II Drawing II Drawing II Fun Food Electronic Music Electronic Music Electronic Music

Pathway Electives for Arts, AV Technology, and Communications GM Jazz 9/10 Engineering Design I Engineering Design I Engineering Design I Graphic Design I Engineering Design II Engineering Design II Engineering Design II Holiday Choir Ethics & Cultural Comp Ethics & Cultural Comp Ethics & Cultural Comp Home Maintenance Fun Food Fun Food Fun Food Intro to Metal GM Jazz 9/10 GM Jazz 9/10 GM Jazz Intro to Wood Graphic Design I Graphic Design I Graphic Design I Jazz Improvisation I Graphic Design II Graphic Design II Graphic Design II Literature & Film Holiday Choir Holiday Choir Holiday Choir Madrigal Singers Home Maintenance Home Maintenance Home Maintenance Marching Band Intro to Metal Intro to Metal Intro to Metal Math K'NEXtions Intro to Wood Intro to Wood Intro to Wood Mathematical Program Jazz Improvisation I Jazz Improvisation I Jazz Improvisation I Media Arts Jazz Improvisation II Jazz Improvisation II Jazz Improvisation II Music Theory I Lancer Pantry Lancer Pantry Lancer Pantry Painting I Literature & Film Literature & Film Literature & Film Percussion Ensemble Madrigal Singers Madrigal Singers Madrigal Singers Power Technology Marching Band Marching Band Marching Band Public Speaking Math K'NEXtions Math K'NEXtions Math K'NEXtions Spring Concert Choir Mathematical Program Mathematical Program Mathematical Program String Ensemble Media Arts Media Arts Media Arts Student Conductor Metal Production System Metal Production System Metal Production System Video I Music Theory I Music Theory Music Theory Vocal Jazz Ensemble Music Theory II Music Theory II Music Theory II Webmaster Painting I Painting I Painting I Women’s Ensemble Painting II Painting II Painting II Woodwind Ensemble Percussion Ensemble Percussion Ensemble Percussion Ensemble Photography I Photography I Photography I Power Technology Power Technology Power Technology Public Speaking Public Speaking Psychology Retail Management Retail Management Public Speaking Robotics/CAM Robotics/CAM Retail Management Sociology Sociology Robotics/CAM Spring Concert Choir Spring Concert Choir Sociology String Ensemble String Ensemble Spring Concert Choir Student Conductor Student Conductor String Ensemble Video I Video I Student Conductor Video II Video II Video I Vocal Jazz Ensemble Vocal Jazz Ensemble Video II Webmaster I Webmaster I Vocal Jazz Ensemble Women’s Ensemble Women’s Ensemble Webmaster I Wood Production System Wood Production System Women’s Ensemble Woodwind Ensemble Woodwind Ensemble Wood Production System Yearbook Yearbook Woodwind Ensemble Yearbook

Business, Finance, and Information Technology (BFIT) Pathway This Pathway is designed to prepare students in the world of business, finance, and information services.


• A business environment • Office management • Sales • Computers and technology • Presentations to groups • Telecommunications • Advertising • Different work sites • Record keeping

• Work easily with others • Organize your time • Work with statistics • Use computers and other

technology • Pay attention to details • Solve problems • Work independently • Show initiative • Work on a team

• Meeting with groups • Making budgets • Organizing a project • Planning an event • Working with technology • Selling products and services • Processing numbers • Preparing financial reports • Following directions • Learning new software programs


SAMPLE CAREERS


• Customer service • Representative • Shipping and receiving clerk • Telemarketer • Advertising sales agent • Bank teller • Cashier • Payroll clerk • Title searcher • Computer operator • Accounts payable manager • Administrative assistant • Data entry • Retail sales clerk • Secretary • Account executive

• Computer salesperson • Graph designer • Retail technician • Bank collection officer • Claims adjuster • Legal secretary • Tax preparer • Paralegal • Computer support specialist • Software engineer • Computer programmer • Production support analyst • Desktop publisher • Medial secretary • Real estate agent • Restaurant manager • Sales representative

• Marketing manager • Certified public accountant • Economist • Financial manager • E-commerce analyst • Securities sales representative • Systems software engineer • Systems analysis • Hospital administrator • Human resources • Manager • Chief executive officer • Manufacturing sales • Representative • Business analysts • Project manager • Sports and entertainment agent • Actuary

Schedule for Business, Finance & Information Technology Pathway Grade 9: Grade 10: Grade 11: Grade 12:

Eng

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English 9 Basic, Academic,



Accelerated


Accelerated


AP English

Scie

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His

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Mat

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Algebra II



Algebra II Geometry





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General Electives ECTS Program Dual Enrollment Dual Enrollment Pathway Electives for Business, Finance & Information Technology

Art Introduction Accounting I Accounting I Accounting I Computer Animation Art Introduction Art Introduction Art Introduction Computer Applications Computer Animation Computer Animation Computer Animation Creative Writing Computer Applications Computer Applications Computer Applications Drawing I Creative Writing Creative Writing Creative Writing Electronic Music Drawing I Drawing I Drawing I Graphic Design I Drawing II Drawing II Drawing II Home Maintenance Electronic Music Electronic Music Electronic Music Intro to Metal Graphic Design I Graphic Design I Graphic Design I Intro to Wood Graphic Design II Graphic Design II Graphic Design II Media Arts Home Maintenance Home Maintenance Home Maintenance Painting I Intro to Metal Intro to Metal Intro to Metal Public Speaking Intro to Wood Intro to Wood Intro to Wood Video I Lancer Pantry Lancer Pantry Lancer Pantry Webmaster I Media Arts Media Arts Media Arts French I Metal Production System Metal Production System Metal Production System French II Painting I Painting I Painting I Intro to Accounting Painting II Painting II Painting II

Pathway Electives for Business, Finance & Information Technology Mandarin I Photography I Photography I Photography I Mandarin II Public Speaking Public Speaking Public Speaking Spanish I Retail Management Retail Management Retail Management Spanish II Sociology Sociology Sociology Youth and Finance Video I Video I Video I Video II Video II Video II Webmaster I Webmaster I Webmaster I Wood Production

System Wood Production

System Wood Production

System French I AP French IV AP French IV French II AP Spanish IV AP Spanish IV French III French I French I French V French II French II Intro to Accounting French III French III Mandarin I French V French V Mandarin II Intro to Accounting Intro to Accounting Mandarin III Mandarin I Mandarin I Mandarin IV Mandarin II Mandarin II Mandarin V Mandarin III Mandarin III Spanish I Mandarin IV Mandarin IV Spanish II Mandarin V Mandarin V Spanish III Spanish I Spanish I Spanish V Spanish II Spanish II Youth and Finance Spanish III Spanish III Spanish V Spanish V Youth and Finance Youth and Finance

Engineering and Industrial Technology (EIT) Pathway This Pathway is designed to cultivate students’ interest, awareness and application to careers related to

technologies necessary to design, develop, install, and maintain physical systems.


• Building and construction • Tools, equipment and materials • Woodworking • Math and science classes • Fitness and sports • Precision work • Design and architecture • Engineering • Computer technology • Production management • How things work

• Apply science and math to the real world

• Read and understand directions • Solve problems • Understand and read maps • Organize reports and people • See a task through to completion • Use a computer

• Travel • Working with your hands • Designing/working with projects,

models, and prototypes • Working in a lab • Working on a team • Operating tools and equipment • Paying close attention to detail


SAMPLE CAREERS


• Carpet installer • Drywall worker • Roofer • Machine operator • Industrial machine mechanic • Baggage handler • Dock worker • Freight handler • Laborer • Warehouse worker

Apprenticeships

• Brick mason • Carpenter • Electrician • HVAC • Plumber • Machinist • Surveyor • Diesel Mechanic

• Grader and dozer operator • Electrical technician • Metal engineering technician • Supervisor • Welder • Civil engineering technician • Robotics technician • CAD/CAM technician • Laser technician • Auto mechanic • Air traffic controller • Auto body repair • Bus driver • Diesel mechanic • Dispatch • Motorcycle mechanic • Taxi driver • Truck driver • Truck terminal manager • Production and operating worker

• Construction manager • Cost estimator • Industrial production manager • Purchasing agent • Astronaut • Nuclear engineer • Petroleum engineer • NASA scientist • Chemical engineer • Technical writer • Architect • Civil engineering • Industrial engineering • Mechanical engineering • Aeronautical engineer • Aerospace engineer • Airline pilot • Transportation engineer • Navigator

Schedule for Engineering & Industrial Technology Pathway


Eng

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: English 9 Basic, Academic, Advanced,

Accelerated


Accelerated


Accelerated

English 12 Academic, Advanced, AP

English

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Biology II Intro to Chemistry/Intro to

Physics Physics I Accelerated





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ss: US History I

US History I Accelerated US History II

US History II Accelerated Civics & Economics AP US History

Mat

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Applied Algebra Part I Algebra I

Algebra II Accelerated Algebra II



Algebra II Geometry





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General Electives ECTS Program

Dual Enrollment Dual Enrollment Pathway Electives for Engineering & Industrial Technology Architectural Design I Architectural Design I AP French IV AP French IV

Art Introduction Architectural Design II AP Spanish IV AP Spanish IV

Artistic Metalsmithing Art Introduction Architectural Design I Architectural Design I Asian Cultural Studies Artistic Metalsmithing Architectural Design II Architectural Design II Computer Animation Asian Cultural Studies Art Introduction Art Introduction Computer Applications Computer Animation Artistic Metalsmithing Artistic Metalsmithing

Drawing I Computer Applications Asian Cultural Studies Asian Cultural Studies

Engineering Design I Drawing I Computer Animation Computer Animation Ethics & Cultural

Comp Drawing II Computer Applications Computer Applications French I Engineering Design I Drawing I Drawing I Graphic Design I Engineering Design II Drawing II Drawing II

Home Maintenance Ethics & Cultural Comp Engineering Design I Engineering Design I

Intro to Metal French I Engineering Design II Engineering Design II Intro to Wood French II Ethics & Cultural Comp Ethics & Cultural Comp Mandarin I French III French I French I Math K'NEXtions Graphic Design I French II French II Mathematical Program Graphic Design II French III French III Power Technology Home Maintenance French V French V Public Speaking Intro to Metal Graphic Design I Graphic Design I Spanish I Intro to Wood Graphic Design II Graphic Design II

Pathway Electives for Engineering & Industrial Technology Webmaster I Mandarin I Home Maintenance Home Maintenance Mandarin II Intro to Metal Intro to Metal Mandarin III Intro to Wood Intro to Wood Math K'NEXtions Mandarin I Mandarin I Mathematical Program Mandarin II Mandarin II

Metal Production System Mandarin III Mandarin III

Photography I Mandarin IV Mandarin IV Power Technology Mandarin V Mandarin V Public Speaking Math K'NEXtions Math K'NEXtions Robotics/CAM Mathematical Program Mathematical Program

Spanish I Metal Production System

Metal Production System

Spanish II Photography I Photography I Spanish III Power Technology Power Technology Webmaster I Public Speaking Public Speaking

Wood Production System Robotics/CAM Robotics/CAM

Spanish I Spanish I Spanish II Spanish II Spanish III Spanish III Spanish V Spanish V Webmaster I Webmaster I

Wood Production System


Human Services (HS) Pathway This Pathway is designed to cultivate students’ interests, skills, and experiences for employment in careers

related to family and human needs.


• Working with people • Owning your own business • Aging adults • Child development • Family and social services • Food preparation • Teaching • Counseling

• Organize well • Plan and direct programs • Be creative • Communicate well • Assume leadership roles • Work with a team • Be conscientious and dependable • Plan budgets

• Communication services • Helping and protecting others • Working with people • Counseling and advising people • Serving other’s needs • Interviewing people • Selling products or services • Handling customer complaints • Human problems


SAMPLE CAREERS


• Child care worker • Cosmetic representative • Dry cleaning operator • Home health aide • Library assistant • Teacher’s assistant • Postal services worker • Security guard • Utility worker • Aerobics instructor • Waitress • Baker • Travel agent

• Barber • Cosmetologist • Fashion designer • Manicurist • Massage therapist • Mortician • Truck driver • Personal trainer • Teacher’s aide • Firefighter • Postmaster • Police officer • Flight attendant • Chef

• Funeral director • Therapist • Counselor • Professor • Principal • Teacher • Criminologist • FBI agent • Lawyer • Police officer • Park ranger • Executive chef • Food services manager • Hotel/motel management

Schedule for Human Services Pathway Grade 9: Grade 10: Grade 11: Grade 12:

Eng

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Accelerated


Accelerated


AP English

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His

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Mat

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Algebra II



Algebra II Geometry





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General Electives ECTS Program Dual Enrollment Dual Enrollment Pathway Electives for Human Services Acting & Set Design Accounting I Accounting I Accounting I Basic Foods &

Nutrition Acting & Set Design Acting & Set Design Acting & Set Design

Computer Applications Adv. Food Tech. Adv. Food Tech. Adv. Food Tech. Creative Writing Basic Foods &

Nutrition AP French IV AP French IV

Current Affairs Computer Applications AP Spanish IV AP Spanish IV Ethics & Cultural

Comp Creative Writing Basic Foods &

Nutrition Basic Foods &

Nutrition Fitness & Weight

Training Current Affairs Computer Applications Computer Applications

French I Ethics & Cultural Comp

Creative Writing Creative Writing

French II Fitness & Weight Training

Current Affairs Current Affairs

Fun Food French I Ethics & Cultural Comp

Ethics & Cultural Comp

Home Maintenance French II Fitness & Weight Training

Extreme Fitness

Pathway Electives for Human Services Intro to Accounting French III French I Fitness & Weight

Training Mandarin I Fun Food French II French I Mandarin II Home Maintenance French III French II Public Speaking Intro to Accounting French V French III Sociology Mandarin I Fun Food French V Spanish I Mandarin II Home Maintenance Fun Food Spanish II Mandarin III Intro to Accounting Home Maintenance Team Sports Public Speaking Mandarin I Intro to Accounting Youth and Finance Retail Management Mandarin II Mandarin I Sociology Mandarin III Mandarin II Spanish I Mandarin IV Mandarin III Spanish II Mandarin V Mandarin IV Spanish III Public Speaking Mandarin V Team Sports Retail Management Psychology Youth and Finance Sociology Public Speaking Spanish I Retail Management Spanish II Sociology Spanish III Spanish I Spanish V Spanish II Youth and Finance Spanish III Spanish V Youth and Finance

Science and Health (SH) Pathway This Pathway is designed to cultivate students’ interests in the life, physical and behavioral sciences. In addition, it involves and planning, managing and producing of therapeutic services, diagnostic services,

health information and biochemistry research and development. Many of the careers involved with the food, fiber, environmental and natural resource systems fall under this pathway.


• Health care environment • Science and medicine • Medial research • Food production • Environment and conservation • Pharmacy • Animals • Physical therapy • Sports and fitness • Information systems • Radiology

• Pay attention to detail • Use a computer and technology • Work in a lab setting or medical

facility • Apply scientific theory to real life

problems • Work outdoors around animals and

plants • Collect and analyze data from

experiments • Work with people in need • Work with science and math

theories

• Diagnosing and caring for sick animals

• Working outdoors with wildlife • Working on cutting edge scientific

research • Working on a team • Medical lab research • Making a contribution to society • Working with numbers • Developing conclusions from a

database


SAMPLE CAREERS


• Hospital worker • Patient care technician • Dialysis technician • EEG technician • Home health aide • Nurse’s aide, orderlies • Pharmacy technician • Physical therapy aide • Animal caretaker • Breeder • Extension service worker • Wildlife reserve worker • Optician • Data Entry • Farmer

• Certified nursing assistant • Dental hygienist • Emergency medical technician • Licensed practice nurse • Medical lab technician • Personal trainer • Radiological technician • Respiratory therapist • Dental lab technician • Fish and game worker • Forest conversationalist • GPS technician • Surveyor • Veterinary Technician

• Athletic trainer • Speech/Language pathologist • Dietician • Physician assistant • Medical examiner • Pharmacist • Physician • Registered nurse • Marine biologist • Soil conversationalist • Veterinarian • Chemist • Environmental scientist • Zoologist • Nuclear engineer

Schedule for Science & Health Pathway Grade 9: Grade 10: Grade 11: Grade 12:

Eng

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Accelerated


Accelerated


AP English

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His

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Mat

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Algebra II



Algebra II Geometry





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General Electives ECTS Program Dual Enrollment Dual Enrollment Pathway Electives for Science & Health Basic Foods &

Nutrition Adv. Food Tech. Adv. Food Tech. Adv. Food Tech.

Current Affairs Basic Foods & Nutrition

Anatomy Anatomy


Current Affairs AP French IV AP French IV

Fitness & Weight Training


AP Spanish IV AP Spanish IV

French I Fitness & Weight Training

Basic Foods & Nutrition

Basic Foods & Nutrition

French II French I Current Affairs Current Affairs Fun Food French II Ethics & Cultural

Comp Ethics & Cultural

Comp Mandarin I French III Fitness & Weight

Training Extreme Fitness

Mandarin II Fun Food French I Fitness & Weight Training

Public Speaking Mandarin I French II French I Spanish I Mandarin II French III French II Spanish II Mandarin III French V French III

Pathway Electives for Science & Health Team Sports Public Speaking Fun Food French V Sociology Mandarin I Fun Food Spanish I Mandarin II Mandarin I Spanish II Mandarin III Mandarin II Spanish III Mandarin IV Mandarin III Team Sports Mandarin V Mandarin IV Public Speaking Mandarin V Sociology Psychology Spanish I Public Speaking Spanish II Sociology Spanish III Spanish I Spanish V Spanish II Spanish III Spanish V

S.T.E.M. Pathway

Science, Technology, Engineering & Mathematics:

Planning, managing, and providing scientific research and professional and technical services (e.g., physical science, social science, engineering) including laboratory and testing services, and research and development services.


Eng

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Accelerated


Accelerated


AP English

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His

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Mat

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Algebra II



Algebra II Geometry





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General Electives ECTS Program Dual Enrollment Dual Enrollment Pathway Electives for S.T.E.M. Architectural Design I Architectural Design I Anatomy Anatomy Art Introduction Architectural Design II Architectural Design I Architectural Design I Artistic Metalsmithing Art Introduction Architectural Design II Architectural Design II Computer Animation Artistic Metalsmithing Art Introduction Art Introduction Computer Applications Computer Animation Artistic Metalsmithing Artistic Metalsmithing Engineering Design I Computer Applications Computer Animation Computer Animation Ethics & Cultural

Comp Engineering Design I Computer Applications Computer Applications

Graphic Design I Engineering Design II Engineering Design I Engineering Design I Home Maintenance Ethics & Cultural

Comp Engineering Design II Engineering Design II

Intro to Metal Graphic Design I Ethics & Cultural Comp


Intro to Wood Graphic Design II Graphic Design I Graphic Design I

Pathway Electives for S.T.E.M. Math K'NEXtions Home Maintenance Graphic Design II Graphic Design II Mathematical Program Intro to Metal Home Maintenance Home Maintenance Media Arts Intro to Wood Intro to Metal Intro to Metal Power Technology Math K'NEXtions Intro to Wood Intro to Wood Public Speaking Mathematical Program Math K'NEXtions Math K'NEXtions Video I Media Arts Mathematical Program Mathematical Program Webmaster I Metal Production

System Media Arts Media Arts

Photography I Metal Production System

Metal Production System

Power Technology Photography I Photography I Public Speaking Power Technology Power Technology Robotics/CAM Public Speaking Public Speaking Video I Robotics/CAM Robotics/CAM Video II Video I Video I Webmaster I Video II Video II Wood Production

System Webmaster I Webmaster I



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