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APPLIED FOUNDATIONS OF PERSONAL FITNESS APPLIED ADV/OUTDOOR EDUCATION APPLIED AEROBICS ½ or 1 credit ½ or 1 credit ½ or 1 credit Grade Placement: 9 – 12 Gross motor skills, basic physical fitness, team game participation, social recreation, table games, basic first aid and community recreation sources are included. The student will be expected to demonstrate physical fitness and recreation skills. APPLIED HEALTH I ½ state credit APPLIED HEALTH II 1 local credit Grade Placement: 9 – 12 These courses will stress the importance of good nutrition and exercise. The body, its parts and functions, as well as safety rules in the home, medicine, emergency first aid, the effects of drug abuse, adequate dental care, and related health career field and qualifications are included in these courses. BASIC HEALTH DE Grade Placement: 9 – 12 ½ credit Basic Health is designed to provide hearing-impaired students who function two or more years below grade level with appropriate health instruction. Core curriculum for the course is based on the TEKS as described in the Special Education Academics section. SCIENCE The courses listed below are for students eligible for Special Education Services. Admission, Review and Dismissal (ARD) Committee and Instructional arrangement determine enrollment. BASIC INTEGRATED PHYSICS AND CHEMISTRY Grade Placement: 9 – 12 1 credit Students conduct field and laboratory investigations and make informal decisions using critical-thinking and scientific problem solving. Students will study topics such as motion, waves, energy transformations, properties of matter, change in matter, and solution chemistry. BASIC BIOLOGY Grade Placement: 9 – 12 1 credit Students study a variety of topics such as structure and functions of cells and viruses, growth and development of organisms, cells, tissues, organs, nucleic acids, genetics, biological evolution, taxonomy, metabolism, living systems, homeostasis, ecosystems, plants, and the environment. BASIC INTEGRATED PHYSICS AND CHEMISTRY DE BASIC BIOLOGY DE Grade Placement: 9 – 12 1 credit Basic Science is designed to provide successful science experiences for the hearing-impaired student who functions two or more years below grade level. Core curriculum for each course is based on the TEKS as described in the Special Education Academics sections. BIOLOGY ALT CHEMISTRY ALT PHYSICS ALT APPLIED INTEGRATED PHYSICS AND CHEMISTRY APPLIED SCIENCE III APPLIED SCIENCE IV APPLIED SCIENCE V APPLIED SCIENCE VI 1 credit 1 credit 1 credit 1 credit 1 local credit 1 local credit 1 local credit 1 local credit 169
APPLIED SCIENCE VII 1 local credit APPLIED SCIENCE VIII 1 local credit Grade Placement: 9 – 12 Concepts in basic earth science, biology, physical science, and ecology will be presented. Students will demonstrate mastery of these concepts as determined by the ARD Committee. APPLIED ART I APPLIED ART II APPLIED MUSIC I APPLIED MUSIC II 1 credit 1 credit 1 credit 1credit VAC P.A.E.S. LAB I—IV LAB I—APPLIED CAREER PREPARATION I LAB II—APPLIED CAREER PREPARATION II LAB III—APPLIED PROBLEMS AND SOLUTIONS I LAB IV—APPLIED PROBLEMS AND SOLUTIONS II PAES operates in a simulated work environment that provides students with real knowledge that is relevant to their lives. Students are encouraged to become independent problem solvers and develop higher order thinking skills. PAES is used in High School for those students who are enrolled in Life Skills classes. There are five complete PAES Components: 1) Business/Marketing 2) Computer Technology 3) Consumer/Service 4) Construction/Industrial 5)Processing/Production GLOSSARY OF TERMS ACT: This is a nationally accepted college admissions test designed to act as one indicator of a student’s potential to be academically successful at the college level. Admission, Review, and Dismissal (ARD) Committee: The ARD committee is a committee established to make decisions concerning the educational placement and program of a student who qualifies for special services. Advanced Placement (AP): Advanced placement classes are college classes taken at Longview High School. Students have the option of taking AP tests for college credit. Results are scored from one to five with most colleges awarding credit for scores of three or above on AP exams. These courses offer rigorous academic challenges but are extremely rewarding for students who can meet the tough standards. Career and Technology Education (CATE): Career and Technology Education refers to a body of courses that are designed to help students identify careers and build skills necessary for success in the world of work. Students who graduate after participating in CT courses will be prepared to go directly to work, technical school, or attend two-year or four-year colleges to continue their career preparation. 170
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TABLE OF CONTENTS INTRODUCTION ....
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INTRODUCTION Longview High School e
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GENERAL INFORMATION Graduation from
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GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS Note: The C
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COLLEGE AND CAREER PLANNING CAREER
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CAREER PLANNING - CHOICES The choic
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SCHEDULE CHANGES GENERAL INFORMATIO
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CLASS RANK The purpose of the class
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PRE-AP COURSE LISTING (Pre-AP) Alge
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EARLY GRADUATION Students who want
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TECHNICAL DUAL CREDIT COURSE LISTIN
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COURSES FOR WHICH TESTS ARE AVAILAB
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EXTRACURRICULAR ELIGIBILITY GENERAL
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UIL WAIVABLE CLASS LIST The classes
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COURSES APPROVED FOR STATE CREDIT A
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ADVANCED PLACEMENT AND PRE-ADVANCED
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Course: __________________________
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Grades 9-10 Grades 11-12 Course Gui
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GENERAL INFORMATION The Longview In
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V. Because the Extended Essay repla
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Identification By definition of the
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Longview High School offers Languag
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the study of other subjects, and br
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Experimental Sciences Longview High
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Mathematics Longview High School of
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Arts and Electives Longview High Sc
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International Baccalaureate Diploma
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Longview Global High School A T-STE
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MATHEMATICS INTRODUCTION Mathematic
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CORE ACADEMIC CLASSES ENGLISH MATH
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ENGLISH LANGUAGE ARTS Course Subjec
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AP ENGLISH LITERATURE AND COMPOSITI
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community life, prepare and proofre
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MATHEMATICS The goal of the Mathema
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Pre-AP PRECALCULUS Grade Placement:
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SCIENCE From the National Science T
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CHEMISTRY Grade Placement: 10 - 12
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AP CHEMISTRY Grade Placement: 11 -
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SOCIAL STUDIES - SUMMER READING LIS
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AP PSYCHOLOGY Grade Placement: 11 -
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WORLD HISTORY Grade Placement: 10 1
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FRENCH II Grade Placement: 9 - 12 1
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SPANISH SPANISH I Grade Placement:
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ART I Grade Placement: 9 - 12 1 cre
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THEATRE ARTS Course Subject Grade C
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MUSIC Course Subject Grade Credits
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CHORAL UNIFORMS LISD furnishes a bl
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DANCE DANCE I - FINE ART Grade Plac
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PHYSICAL EDUCATION The Physical Edu
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AEROBIC ACTIVITIES - FEMALES - 1ST
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FRESHMAN ATHLETIC TRYOUTS Boys’ a
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ATHLETICS Course Subject Grade Cred
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SERVICE Course Subject Grade Credit
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RESERVE OFFICER TRAINING III Grade
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Career and Technical Education Char
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Business Management and Administrat
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Hospitality and Tourism Cluster Cou
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Manufacturing Cluster Course PEIMS
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Page 156 and 157: Planning, management, and movement
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Page 162 and 163: PrTchD - COLLEGE PROCESS TECHNOLOGY
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Page 170 and 171: BASIC ECONOMICS Grade Placement: 12
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