RAHS Online Courses
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RAHS Online Courses require a special form to be completed prior to registration. Please click this link and complete the form.
These online courses will only run if there are enough students registered. In the case that the online course you selected does not run, you will be enrolled to the in-person version of the course.
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Courses Offered Online
Art: Art Exploration Online
Course # 4010L
Grade Offered: 9, 10, 11, 12
Credits: 1 Fine Arts
Prerequisites: None
Description: New to art or not sure what art medium you love? Students in Art Exploration will create art using a variety of 2D and 3D media, including clay, painting, drawing, printmaking, and sculpture. For each media unit, students will explore historical and contemporary examples, and create their own original art.
Business & Computer Tech: Managing Your Money Online
Course # 6019L
Grade Offered: 9, 10, 11, 12
Credits: 1
Prerequisites: None
Description: Everyone wants money, but do you know what to do with it? In this course, you will learn the essential life skill of how to manage personal finances, now and in the future. Topics include saving & banking, credit, identity protection, financing education, investments, taxes, buying a car, insurance, renting vs. buying and budgeting. Students will benefit from using state of the art software simulations and computer modules as well as hearing from various guest speakers. Students who earn 85% or higher in this course may receive articulated credits with St. Paul College.
CTE: Know Your Car Online
Course # 5793L
Grade Offered: 9, 10, 11, 12
Credits: 1
Prerequisites: None
Description: Know your car is a course designed for students who currently or plan to have their own vehicle someday. This course will cover such topics as: automotive history, basic systems on the automobile, basic car care and maintenance, buying a car (new or used), purchasing car insurance, what to do if you are in an accident, cold weather tips and careers in automotive related industries.
CTE: Mechanical Drafting/Engineering I Online
Course # 5710L
Grade Offered: 9, 10, 11, 12
Credits: 1
Prerequisites: None
Description: This class is a combination of both drafting and engineering. Students will use a 3D software called Autodesk Inventor to design mechanical parts on the dual monitors in the classroom. Students will draft and dimension all different kinds of mechanical parts. Students will draft all parts to a train, put it together in an assembly (IAM) file and make a track for it to roll on. A 3D printer will also be used in the class by all students. Students will learn how to use it and print out parts they design on it. The last part of the class, students will engineer a child’s toy by drafting it and then making it in the attached woodshop.
CTE: Photography Online
Course # 5750L
Grade Offered: 9, 10, 11, 12
Credits: 1
Prerequisites: None
Description: Students will use the best camera - the one they already have! Everything learned in the class is applicable to mobile as well as professional photography. Students will learn about multiple forms of photography, (documentary, commercial, and fine art), as well as learn the fundamental skills of digital photography. These fundamental skills include lighting basics, composition, and editing. Throughout the semester, Students will build a digital portfolio of their work and reflect on their growth, which will count as part of their final grade.
FACS: Living On Your Own Online
Course # 5616L
Grade Offered: 10, 11, 12
Credits: 1
Prerequisites: None
Description: Have you ever wondered how you will make it on your own? You will learn how to rent an apartment and decorate it on a budget, buy a car, make a major purchase and tracking your expenses to see where your money goes. We will also cover how to cope with consumer issues like checking and savings accounts, filling our tax forms, evaluating credit card options, finding affordable insurance quotes, and exploring career and post-secondary options. These are important life skills that everyone will use in the future.
Education: Intro to Urban Ed Online
Course # 9964L
Grade Offered: 10, 11, 12
Credits: 1
Prerequisites: None
Description: Earn 3 college credits from Minneapolis Community and Technical College. This course gives prospective teachers and school professionals perspective on the rewards and challenges of teaching in diverse schools and communities. You will examine your own socializations, as well as examine and challenge personal and structural racism, sexism, and classism as it relates to the classroom. Course topics will include a historical survey of schooling in the United States, as well as rich discussions on education philosophies and current issues facing PreK-12 schools. You will be expected to critically observe and participate in K-12 schools and community life for at least 30 hours as a requirement for successfully completing the course.
Education: Technology for Educators Online
Course # 9901L
Grade Offered: 10, 11, 12
Credits: 2
Prerequisites: Introduction to Urban Education or students must also take Introduction to Urban Education in the same calendar year
Description: Earn 2 college credits from Minneapolis Community and Technical College. The purpose of this course is to help future educators develop skills in the thoughtful integration of technology in order to support student learning. You will develop technology skills and explore many different tools for planning, instruction, communication and record keeping. You will develop an on-going professional development plan to continue to meet the dynamic nature of technology. You will be expected to engage in substantive discussions on the “digital divide” as well as ethical and legal issues around technology and information sharing. You will demonstrate your competence using technology by developing an electronic, standards-based portfolio.
English: Advanced Composition Online
Course # 0015L
Grade Offered: 11, 12
Credits: 1
Prerequisites: None
Description: This course is designed to develop writing skills for the college-bound student. Students will work on writing style, diction, organization, sentence structure, research skills, mechanics, and usage. Assignments will include various types of expository writing, such as description, narration, analysis, and persuasion. Emphasis will be placed on the editing and revising process. Students may expect to share some of the writing with a peer, in small groups, or in large class discussion as a means of receiving constructive feedback in a supportive atmosphere.
English: Themes in American Literature Online
Course # 0009L
Grade Offered: 11
Credits: 1
Prerequisites: Do not register for this course if you have taken American Short Stories.
Description: Storytelling in America helps to define who we are. This overview of American literature will acquaint motivated students with well-known American authors whose writings reflect American culture, ideas, and literary forms. Students will focus their study around selected themes. This overview will emphasize writings from a variety of eras as well as multicultural perspectives. A variety of assignments and types of literature will be used to develop a broader and more diverse understanding of the American literary tradition. This course meets the American Literature requirement, and students registered for this course should not register for American Short Stories or AP Language and Composition. Students are expected to read two of the Summer Reading options.
Math: Intermediate Algebra (A, B, C) Online
Course # 3210L, 3211L, 3212L
Grade Offered: 9, 10
Credits: 3
Prerequisites: None
Description: Intermediate Algebra - Three Trimesters introduces students to the building blocks for higher level mathematics. Algebraic properties, expressions, linear equations, quadratic equations, inequalities, systems of equations and systems of inequalities will be studied. Students will be expected to solve problems numerically, graphically, and analytically. Graphing calculators will be used when appropriate to visualize and solve problems.
Math: Advanced Algebra A, B, C Online
Course # 3145L, 3146L, 3147L
Grade Offered: 10, 11, 12
Credits: 3
Prerequisites: [3212] Intermediate Algebra, [3222] Geometry (or concurrent)
Description: Advanced Algebra - Three trimesters includes an in-depth study of linear, quadratic, and exponential functions, and an exploration of data analysis and probability. Working with polynomials, radicals, and the complex number system extends content knowledge. Trigonometric functions & identities are also examined. Graphing calculators will be used when appropriate to visualize and solve problems. All topics will focus on conceptual understanding as well as procedural knowledge. This class also features a review of essential mathematical concepts.
Math: Pre-College Algebra A, B Online
Course # 3500L, 3501L
Grade Offered: 11, 12
Credits: 2
Prerequisites: [3147] Advanced Algebra
Description: This course is intended for students who have successfully completed Advanced Algebra (or beyond) and need a refresher before taking courses such as College Algebra and/or Pre-Calculus when entering college. The topics include a review of solving equations and inequalities and their applications, exponents and polynomials, factoring polynomials, solving quadratic equations and their applications, rational expressions, rational exponents and radicals, and graphing functions (linear and quadratic). Successful completion of this course (Grade "B" or higher) would would give students “Advanced Standing” status which allows them to immediately begin taking credit-bearing, college-level mathematics upon entering Saint Paul College.
Math: Statistics and Probability Online
Course # 3039L
Grade Offered: 9, 10, 11, 12
Credits: 1
Prerequisites: [3212] Intermediate Algebra
Description: Statistics and Probability will focus on collecting & analyzing data, determining the chance of events occurring, and setting up experiments. This could include determining if there is a discernable difference between Coke or Pepsi or the likelihood of winning a basketball shootout. This course will prepare students for further study in psychology, nursing, business, and other social sciences. It will also enhance the understanding of statistical concepts found on the MCA-II in mathematics.
Music: Music Production Online
Course # 5195L
Grade Offered: 9, 10, 11, 12
Credits: 1 Fine Arts
Prerequisites: None
Description: Are you passionate about recording, producing, and mixing music? This course will explore the wide range of technology available in the music industry, and provide hands-on training for students who wish to learn more about the music business. Students will learn how to create beats, arrangements, and record voice and instruments. Students will learn how to use technology to write, arrange, record and produce songs. Previous music experience is helpful, but not required.
PE/Health: Health 10 Online
Course # 4501L
Grade Offered: 10
Credits: 1
Prerequisites: None
*Fulfills a specific graduation requirement
Description: Health 10 Online is a one trimester course that enhances the development of the whole student by guiding each person through understanding the seven dimensions of wellness: Social, Physical, Emotional, Career, Intellectual, Environmental, and Spiritual. Students will understand health prevention and promotion techniques, develop skills needed in confronting adverse situations, recognize the value of health literacy and be able to demonstrate the skills to advocate for personal growth. The Roseville Health curriculum empowers students to gain the knowledge, skills and confidence needed to make informed and positive decisions throughout their lives. This class is for individuals are well-organized, diligent workers, and can advocate for themselves.
During the CPR unit, you will be required to attend Raider Time to practice and test out.
Social Studies: World Studies 10 A, B Online
Course # 1114L, 1115L
Grade Offered: 10
Credits: 2
Prerequisites: None
Description: This course integrates the study of Human Geography and World History to acquire a deeper understanding of the world and to prepare students for global citizenship. World Studies 10 is the second year of this course. Trimester three (World Studies 10A) focuses on the history and geography of Europe and Southwest Asia. Trimester four (World Studies 10B) focuses on the history and geography of East and Southeast Asia.
-Meets NCAA requirements
Social Studies: American Histories A, B Online
Course # 1005L, 1006L
Grade Offered: 11
Credits: 2
Prerequisites: None
Description: Students in American Histories will analyze the eras, events, people, ideas, and values that have shaped America from multiple perspectives, while also considering their own way of knowing and being. The course will be taught chronologically, starting with indigenous peoples, and ending with an analysis of our nation today. Along the way, students will acquire historical thinking and literacy skills necessary for broader cultural competency.
Psychology I Online
Course # 1017L
Grade Offered: 11, 12
Credits: 1
Prerequisites: None
Description: Why do people behave the way that they do? Is it because of nature or nurture? Units of study include: Introduction to Psychology, Learning, Neuroscience, and Positive Psychology. This class is an elective in the Social Studies department and is a prerequisite for Psychology II.
Social Studies: American Government Online
Course # 1065L
Grade Offered: 12
Credits: 1
Prerequisites: None
Description: The goal of a civic education class in a democracy is to help students gain the knowledge and skills needed for informed, responsible participation in public life. Students will study the constitutional principles and the democratic foundation of our national, state, and local institutions. The class will also provide the opportunity to study the political process and structures of government, grounded in the understanding of constitutional government under the law.
Social Studies: Economics Online
Course # 1009L
Grade Offered: 12
Credits: 1
Prerequisites: None
Description: Economics is a survey of macro and micro study based on practical applications and theoretical analysis. We will learn how individuals as well as governments satisfy their unlimited needs and wants with limited resources. We will study how choices and policy are made with regards to banking, taxing, spending, and the role of government in those decisions.
EL: Career Seminar A, B Online
Course # 5616ELAL, 5616ELBL
Grade Offered: 12
Credits: 1
Prerequisites: In order for students to participate in this course, they must either have completed the Career Seminar course or take the Career Seminar course concurrently.
Description: The Work Experience course is a partnership between RAHS and businesses that is fostered and directly supervised by a Work Experience Coordinator. RAHS students can participate in Work-Based Learning during their Junior and/or Senior years. Work experience opportunities can include job-shadowing, internships, apprenticeships, or a combination of two or more. The Work Coordinator will assist students in finding work experiences based on the interest of each student. Students are responsible for securing their own form of transportation to get to their work experience sites. This elective course can be taken for multiple periods within one trimester or throughout the school year.