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Core 24 requires --> 3.0 Credits
Core 24 requires --> 3.0 Credits
Clarification:
2.0 - lab sciences
1.0 - science (Non-lab science or lab science)
* The 3rd credit of science and the 3rd credit of math are chosen by the student based on the student's interest and High School and Beyond Plan, and approved by the parent or guardian, or if the parent or guardian is unavailable or does not indicate a preference, the school counselor or principal (WAC 180-51-068).
Earth & Space Science (Lab Science) - 1.0 credit
Earth & Space Science (Lab Science) - 1.0 credit
Grade: 9
This is a survey course spanning everything from atoms to planets.
Understand how elements interact on the periodic table
Explore motion and collisions
Learn about the components of our climate and weather patterns
Develop an understanding of waves
Learn the myths and facts behind constellations and astronomy
Biology (Lab Science) - 1.0 credit
Biology (Lab Science) - 1.0 credit
Grades: 9 - 12
Explore life and its diversity through labs and activities
Learn about the cell and its functions in all living things
Study genetics and learn about your own inherited traits
Develop an understanding of systems and their interdependence
Career & Technical Education Science Courses
Career & Technical Education Science Courses
AFJROTC: Science of Flight / Leadership 1 - 1.0 credit
AFJROTC: Science of Flight / Leadership 1 - 1.0 credit
Grades: 9 - 12
Intercurricular Student Organization: AFROTC
CTE Equivalency (This course counts as a Science Elective but does NOT count toward a Lab Science)
Recommended for 1st year JROTC students
Weather & effects of flight on the human body – G forces, motion sickness, etc.
Theory of flight – lift, drag, thrust and the effects of wind on flight operations
Basic navigation, map reading, course-plotting, and dead reckoning
Practice leadership & followership, drill, and developing foundations of citizenship
How to manage stress / Health & Wellness / First Aid /Self-discipline / Respect for others
Solving personal and interpersonal conflict, problem resolution, adaptive leadership, financial planning
Animal Science (Lab Science) - 1.0 credit
Animal Science (Lab Science) - 1.0 credit
Grades: 9 - 12
Intercurricular Student Organization: FFA
CTE Equivalency credit: Lab Science, Biology
Do you love animals and enjoy caring for them? Are you interested in a career working with animals? Animal Science is a practical science class where you can learn the basics.
Biology Principles (cells, Basic Biological Processes)
Animal Reproduction systems
Behavior, Safety, Housing and Training of Animals
Animal Nutrition and Feeding
Anatomy and Physiology
Health Care
Animal Products (Meat, Wool, Dairy, Eggs)
Supervised Agricultural Education projects: Hands-on Projects
Identify Animal Breeds, Medical Tools, Parasites
Agricultural Science (Lab Science) - 1.0 credit
Agricultural Science (Lab Science) - 1.0 credit
Grades: 9
Intercurricular Student Organization: FFA
CTE Equivalency credit: Lab Science
Are you interested in hands-on science that applies to real life? Everyone who eats or enjoys nature will relate to this class. Learn about the largest industry in Washington State in Agriculture Science.
Employability & Job Skills
Safety in Agricultural Businesses
Natural Resources/Environmental Science
Agri-Science
Supervised Agricultural Experience (SAE)
Basic Plant Science
Animal Agriculture
Agricultural Mechanics
Food Production and Processing
Principles of Biomedical Science (Lab Science) - 1.0 credit
Principles of Biomedical Science (Lab Science) - 1.0 credit
Grades: 9 - 12
Intercurricular Student Organization: HOSA
CTE Equivalency
Advances in the science and industry of biotechnology are bringing exciting changes to the fields of medicine, agriculture, forensics, and many other areas as well as providing meaningful career opportunities.
This class will suit students who have a specific interest in science, medicine, forensics, or agriculture.
In the year-long class students will:
PLTW Biomedical Science students are taking on these same real-world challenges – and they’re doing it before they even graduate from high school.
Working with the same tools used by professionals in hospitals and labs, students engage in compelling, hands-on activities and work together to find solutions to problems.
Students take from the courses in-demand knowledge and skills they will use in high school and for the rest of their lives, on any career path they take.
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