Lockport Township High School District 205 2021-2022 Course Catalog

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GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS IN EFFECT FOR THE CLASSES OF 2019 AND ALL SUBSEQUENT YEARSEnglish 4.0CREDIT and SPECIFIC COURSE REQUIREMENTSMathematics1.0 Integrated Math 1 or Integrated Math 1 Honors1.0 Integrated Math 2 or Integrated Math 2 Honors1.0 Integrated Math 3 or Integrated Math 3 Honors or Math ElectiveNote: (4.0 credits of Math are recommended)Science1.0 Biology or Biology Honors1.0 Integrated Science or Chemistry or Chemistry HonorsNote: (3.0 credits of Science are recommended)Social Studies1.0 U. S. History or AP U.S. History0.5 American Government or AP American Government/Civics*0.5 Economics, AP Macro Economics, Dual Credit Personal Finance (Meet State ConsumerManagement requirement)Note: (3.0 credits of Social Studies are recommended)HealthWorld Languages and CulturesVisual and Performing ArtsCollege and CareerApplications0.5 Health or Honors Health2.0In the same World Language is recommended ORVisual and Performing Arts ORCollege and Career Applications(2.0 credits in any of these elective areas will satisfy the graduation requirement)Physical Education 3.5Core Classes/Electives Totals17.0 Core Classes5.0 Electives (Note: Electives are available in every subject area)TOTAL CREDITS REQUIRED 22.0 **** American Government/Civics or AP American Government/Civics: Meets the Civics graduation requirement for the State of Illinois.**Community Service Hours: Beginning with the Class of 2014 and thereafter, Lockport Township High School District 205 students shall completeno less than 40 hours of community service in order to graduate. Students transferring into the district shall complete 5 hours of community service perfull semester of enrollment within Lockport Township High School District 205. It is recommended that students complete 10 hours per year ofenrollment. Mid-Year Graduates are not exempt from this policy. Lockport Township High School District 205 community service is defined as follows:activities that benefit a school, non-for-profit entity that serves the community or individual in-need. Students may not earn community service creditfor activities for which they are paid or which directly benefit a family member. Community service activities must take place during non-school hours.Responsibility for the identification and verification of potential projects lies with the student and parents/guardians.5
SAMPLE CURRICULAR 4 YEAR PLANS – Class of 2019 and BeyondMost Rigorous Curriculum ExampleGrade 9 Grad 10 Grade 11 Grade 12English Honors Freshman English Honors Sophomore EnglishMathematics Integrated Math 1 Honors Integrated Math 2HonorsAP Lang and Compo orAP LiteratureIntegrated Math 3HonorsScience Biology Honors Chemistry Honors AP Physics 1Social StudiesWrld Langs, Visual & PerfArts; College & CareerApp’sAP Human GeographyWorld Language or Visual andPerforming ArtsAP Macroeconomics & AP U.S.GovernmentWorld Language or Visual andPerforming ArtsAP US HistoryWorld Language orVisual and PerformingArtsAP Lang and Comp, AP Lit or DualCredit College Wrt I and IIOne of the Advanced Placement (AP)Math CoursesOne of the Advanced Placement (AP)Science CoursesOne of the Advanced Placement (AP)Social Studies CoursesWorld Language or Visual andPerforming ArtsPhysical Education Physical Education Health/Physical Education Physical Education Physical EducationElectiveDigital Pathways / PLTW Introto Engineering /AP Comp Sci PrinciplesGeneral 4 Year Career/College Curriculum ExampleGrade 9 Grade 10 Grade 11 Grade 12English Freshman English Sophomore English Junior EnglishAny 2 of the following: Literature in Film,Writing Workshop, Mythology, Contemp.Lit., Dual Credit College Writing I, IIMathematics Integrated Math 1 Integrated Math 2 Integrated Math 3Any 4 th Year Math Course including APStatistics (with teacherrecommendation)Science Biology Chemistry Physics Science ElectiveSocial Studies Social Studies Elective American Gov & Eco US.Hist 1 and 2 Social Studies ElectiveWrld Langs, Visual & PerfArts; College & CareerApp’s1 credit course from one of theSE departmental curriculum1 credit course from one ofthese departmental curriculumPhysical Education Physical Education Health/Physical Education Physical Education Physical EducationElectiveDigital Pathways / PLTW Introto Engineering /AP Comp Sci Principles1 Elective Class 3 Elective ClassesFulfill Minimum Requirement Curriculum ExampleGrade 9 Grade 10 Grade 11 Grade 12English Freshman English Sophomore English Junior EnglishAny 2 of the following: Literature in FilmWriting Workshop, Mythology,Contemp. Lit., Dual Credit CollegeWriting I, IIMathematics Integrated Math 1 Integrated Math 2 Integrated Math 3Science 2 Biology Integrated ScienceSocial Studies American Gov & Econ US.Hist 1 and 2Wrld Langs, Visual & PerfArts; College & CareerApp’s1 credit from one of thesedepartmental curriculum1 credit course from one ofthese departmentalcurriculumPhysical Education Physical Education Health/Physical Education Physical Education Physical EducationElectiveDigital Pathways / PLTW Introto Engineering /AP Comp Sci Principles2 Elective Classes 4 Elective Classes6
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