SAVS Amended Course Catalog Ver 2B.pdf

Grades 9 to 12J ournalism ICourse Code 1006300Honors CodeL aw StudiesCourse Code 2106350Honors Code1 creditExplore the history of journalism in the United States from its key role inthe first amendment all the way up to present day issues regarding rightto know and the changing landscape of journalistic media in the 21stcentury. Acquire the skills and information needed to actively participatein the consumption, analysis, and creation of news media.0.5 creditNEW! What are your rights as an American citizen? In this course, you willinvestigate aspects of family and consumer law, and learn how the stateand federal court systems work. Gain an understanding of the judicialsystem, and examine key differences between civil and criminal law.L eadership SkilsD evelopmentCourse Code 2400300Honors Code1 creditNEW! Succeed in high school, college, and beyond by taking your futureinto your own hands! In this two-semester course, you will learn howto take action, manage your time, chart your goals, and many otherleadership techniques.M usic AppreciationCourse Code 1301310Honors Code0.5 creditNEW! Take your knowledge of music to the next level! Learn about theimpact of music and how it represents different cultures while meetingmusicians and composers and discussing their works. Gain a historicalperspective of music and experience a variety of musical styles, from theMiddle Ages through the 21st century.Parenting SkilsCourse Code 8500300Honors Code0.5 creditNEW! Parenting involves more than having a child and providing foodand shelter. Take this one-semester course to explore parenting rolesand responsibilities, nurturing and protective environments for children,positive parenting strategies, and effective communication in parent/child relationships.12