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FOREIGN LANGUAGE
Instruction provided to students in listening,
speaking, reading and writing language skills within
a cultural context.
160408 – French I
Grades 9-12
1 Credit
Introduces listening, speaking, reading and writing
language skills within a cultural context.
160409 – French II
Grades 9-12
1 Credit
Reinforces and builds on listening,
speaking, reading and writing
language skills within a
cultural context.
160410 – French III
Grades 9-12
1 Credit
Further develops listening, speaking, reading and
writing language skills within a cultural context.
Greater emphasis on reading and writing.
160430 – French Language
Grades 11-12
1 Credit
Emphasizes active communication skills, e.g.,
aural/oral skills, reading comprehension, grammar
and composition, in preparation for the Advanced
Placement Exam.
161108 – Spanish I
Grades 9-12
1 Credit
Introduces listening, speaking, reading, and
writing language skills within a cultural
context.
161109 – Spanish II
Grades 9-12
1 Credit
Reinforces and builds on listening, speaking, reading
and writing language skills within a cultural context.
161110 – Spanish III
Grades 9-12
1 Credit
Further develops listening, speaking, reading, and
writing language skills within a cultural context.
Greater emphasis on reading and writing.
161130 – AP Spanish Language
Grades 11-12
1 Credit
Emphasizes active communication skills, e.g.,
aural/oral skills, reading comprehension, grammar
and composition, in preparation for the Advanced
Placement Exam.
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ROTC – ARMY JUNIOR RESERVE
OFFICER TRAINING CORP
(580200)
Grades 9-12
1-4 Credits
Junior ROTC is a series of
elective courses taught by
retired military personnel
with a goal to motivate,
develop, and orient
participants to be better
Americans by educating them in
leadership positions. Instructors and upper
classmen are role models for students developing
universal strengths like integrity, dependability and
self-discipline and universal values like commitment,
respect and loyalty. Students learn
the rights, responsibilities and
privilege of citizenship,
develop personal
responsibility, build life skills
and rise to leadership
opportunities.
KCTCS-KENTUCKY COMMUNITY
TECHNICAL COLLEGE SYSTEM
Programs that prepare students with the skills needed
to participate in a technical occupation in the job
market.
460200-Construction/Carpentry
16 Year Olds
Credits: 1-8
This program consists of eight courses that prepare
individuals to apply technical knowledge and skills in
the building, inspecting, and maintaining of
structures.
460300-Electrical Technology
16 Year Olds
Credits: 1-6
This program consists of six courses that expand the
individual’s knowledge and skills needed to work in
commercial and industrial construction wiring.
460800-Air Conditioning Technology
16 Year Olds
Credits: 1-4
This program consists of four courses that introduce
students to the basic physics of electricity, to
troubleshoot an electric motor and motor controls,
and to provide an understanding of air conditioner
safety, fundamentals, theory, terminology, and
seasonal maintenance.