2110 English 1 Semesters: 4
2113 Pre-AP English 1 * Semesters: 2
2212 Algebra 1 Semesters: 4
2213 Pre-AP Algebra 1 * Semesters: 4
2310 IPC Semesters: 2
2113 Pre-AP Biology * Semesters: 2
2410 World Geography Semesters: 2
2412 Pre-AP World Geography * Semesters: 2
2128 Pre-AP French 1 Semesters: 2
2590 Pre-AP Spanish 1 Semesters: 2
2591 Pre-AP Spanish 2 Semesters: 2
2640 Art 1 Semesters: 2
2616 Concert Band 1 (Spring) Semesters: 2
2728 Business Information Management 1 Semesters: 4
2511/2521 Health/Professional Communications Semesters: 2
2520/2521 PE 9A/PE 9B Semesters: 2
Athletics (See Table 1.1) Semesters: 4
2665 Marching Band 1 (Fall) Semesters: 2
2501 ROTC 1 Semesters: 2
ELA, Science & Social Studies - Students must have maintained an 80 average on Pre-AP/Dual Credit prerequisite course or a 90 average on a regular prerequisite course.
Math - Students must have maintained an 85 average on Pre-AP/Dual Credit prerequisite course or a 95 average on a regular prerequisite course.
New to the district students must score an 85% on the Grade 8 Mathematics assessment. Assessment is to be administered by the high school counseling department prior to enrolling in the fall. See your high school counselor for more details.
All 8th graders must select an Endorsement as they register for high school. An endorsement is like a college major, but for high school students. It is a coherent sequence of courses that you will take in high school to start preparing for a future career. This program of study helps your counselor create your personal graduation plan (PGP), and your schedule for the next four years.
While we try our best to accommodate all students in the courses they select, there are times when it is not possible due to course capacity limits. If you do not get a class you selected, your Counselor will place you in another course that is required for graduation.
See the Endorsements, Clusters, and Programs of Study section below to learn more about coherent sequence course requirements .**
Students interested in athletics must notify coaches to get on an athletic course roster.
Cheerleading and drill (dance) team tryouts are held on the individual high school campuses.
In addition to 1 or 2 mentioned above, students must obtain a physical using the district forms available on the EPISD website. Visit our website at www.eaglepassisd.net (FOR PARENTS>All Parent Resources>Rank One Sport)
* Must apply and be accepted during the spring semester of the student's 8th grade school year.
THE EAGLE PASS INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT IS AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER AND PROVIDES EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS AND SERVICES WHICH DO NOT DISCRIMINATE ON THE BASIS OF AGE, NATIONAL ORIGIN, RACE, GENDER, COLOR, RELIGION, DISABILITY OR AGAINST ANY OTHER LEGALLY PROTECTED GROUP. COMPLAINTS SHOULD BE ADDRESSED TO THE DISTRICT’S DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN RESOURCES AT (830) 773-5181 EXT. 1092.
EL DISTRITO ESCOLAR DE EAGLE PASS DA IGUALDAD DE OPORTUNIDAD Y PROVEE PROGRAMAS EDUCACIONALES Y SERVICIOS QUE NO DESCRIMINAN EN BASE A EDAD, ORIGEN, NACIONAL, RAZA, GENERO, COLOR, RELIGION, DESCAPACIDAD, O CONTRA NINGUN GRUPO PROTEGIDO POR LEY. EN CASO DE QUEJAS, DIRIJASE AL DEPARTAMENTO DE RECURSOS HUMANOS AL TELEFONO (830) 773-5181, EXT. 1092.
Revised: March 1, 2022