2009-10 School Yr. - Choctawhatchee High School

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Family & Consumer Science Family and Consumer Science courses receive practical arts credit. Life Management Skills is a required course in the 24 credit graduation option for students in the Class of 2010 and earlier. Beginning with incoming freshmen in 2007/2008 school year (Class of 2011), the state of Florida has replaced the Personal Fitness/Life Management graduation requirement with one credit of PE to include the integration of health. Life Management Skills 8502000 Life Management Skills is a required course for 24 credit diploma. It teaches real life skills such as : personal development, AIDS education, C.P.R., drug education, nutrition, communications, and consumer education. 1 semester; ½ Life Management credit; grades 9-12; no prerequisite. Child Development 8500310 The purpose of this course is to prepare Students to understand the nature of child development from conception to school age. This course emphasizes positive development and nurturing of the family at each stage of a child’s growth. 1 semester; ½ practical arts credit; grades 9-12; no prerequisite. Nutrition and Wellness (Foods I) 8500355 This course is designed to prepare students to understand the relationship between nutrition and wellness, as well as basic techniques of food preparation. 1 semester; ½ practical arts credit; grades 11-12; no prerequisite. Principles of Food Preparation (Foods II) 8500390 This is an advanced course where more involved applications are made in various areas of food preparation. 1 semester; ½ practical arts credit; grades 11-12; prerequisite: A/B in Nutrition and Wellness.and instructor approval. Link Crew Link Crew Leadership Class 2400310 Link Crew Leadership Class is a year elective course designed to make the freshman transition to high school positive and successful. Junior and senior students will learn leadership and communication skills to welcome freshmen and make them feel comfortable, and mentor them throughout the first year of their high school experience. It is built on the belief that students can help students succeed. Many community 45 service hours are available throughout the year. The students must be willing to lead others, be a positive role model, dedicated, self-confident and enthusiastic. 1year; 1 elective credit; grades 11- 12; prerequisite: Involved in at least 1 extracurricular activity, but not over committed, be able to attend training the week before school starts – dates TBA, teacher recommendation and application required. + Please refer to pages 21 and 22 of this guide **Students who register for this course must be committed for information on weighting of credits. to remain in the class for at least one semester.
Foreign Language Through the study of foreign languages at CHS, students are encouraged to acquire proficiency through a linguistic, communicative, and cultural approach to language learning. Emphasis is placed on the development of listening, speaking, reading, and writing skills. French French I 0701320 -or- French I Pre-AP ELE0011 1 year; 1 elective credit; gr. 9-12; no prerequisite. French II 0701330 -or- French II Pre-AP ELE 0012 1 year; 1 elective credit; prerequisite: Successful completion of French I/Pre-AP French I French III 0701340 -or- French III Pre-AP ELE0013 1 year; 1 weighted + elective credit; prerequisite: Successful completion of French II/Pre-AP French II French IV 0701350 1 year; 1 weighted + elective credit; prerequisite: Successful completion of French III **AP French Language 0701380 College level study of French language. 1 year; 1 weighted + elective credit; grade 12; prerequisite: A/B in Pre-AP French III and/or instructor approval. International Baccalaureate Program French I CHS PRE-IB 0701800 1 year; 1 weighted + IB or elective credit; grade 9; prerequisite: admission to the IB program. French II CHS PRE-IB 0701810 1 year; 1 weighted + IB or elective credit; grade 10; prerequisite: French I CHS PRE-IB French IV IB 0701830 1 year; 1 weighted + elective credit; grade 11; prerequisite: French II CHS PRE-IB French V IB 0701840 1 year; 1 weighted + elective credit; grade 12; prerequisite: French IV IB Spanish Spanish I 0708340 -or- Spanish I Pre-AP ELE0014 1 year; 1 elective credit; gr. 9-12; no prerequisite. Spanish II 0708350 -or- Spanish II Pre-AP ELE0015 1 year; 1 elective credit; prerequisite: Successful completion of Spanish I/Pre-AP Spanish I Spanish III 0708360 -or- Spanish III Pre-AP ELE0016 1 year; 1 weighted + elective credit; prerequisite: Successful completion of Spanish II/Pre-AP Spanish II Spanish IV 0708370 1 year; 1 weighted + elective credit; prerequisite: Successful completion of Spanish III **AP Spanish Language 0708400 College level study of Spanish language. 1 year; 1 weighted + elective credit; grade 12; prerequisite: A/B in Pre-AP Spanish III and/or instructor approval. Note: Pre-AP Foreign Language is in preparation for AP Foreign Language and carries the same weighting as regular Foreign Language. Students must be committed to four years of the same language, culminating in the AP Language course in the fourth year. Instructor approval is required. International Baccalaureate Program Spanish I CHS PRE-IB 0708800 1 year; 1 weighted + IB or elective credit; grade 9; prerequisite: admission to the IB program Spanish II CHS PRE-IB 0708810 1 year; 1 weighted + IB or elective credit; grade 10; prerequisite: Spanish I CHS PRE-IB Spanish IV IB 0708830 1 year; 1 weighted + elective credit; grade 11; prerequisite: Spanish II CHS PRE-IB Spanish V IB 0708840 1 year; 1 weighted + elective credit; grade 12; prerequisite: Spanish IV IB German German IV 0702350 1 year; 1 weighted + elective credit; prerequisite: Successful completion of German III International Baccalaureate Program German V IB 0702840 1 year; 1 weighted + elective credit; grade 12; prerequisite: German IV IB 46 + Please refer to pages 21 and 22 of this guide **Students who register for this course must be committed for information on weighting of credits. to remain in the class for at least one semester.
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