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World Geography
Grade: 9-12 Credit: 1
Course ID: 3203 03320100
Prerequisite: None
This course focuses on the development of human society from prehistoric to modern times. Emphasis is placed on major events, world leaders, economic and political institutions, technological innovations, and the philosophical and religious beliefs that have shaped the modern world.
World History
Grade: 9-12 Credit: 1
Course ID: 3202 03340400
Prerequisite: None
A total overview of the development of civilization from ancient times to the present will be covered. Emphasis is placed on important areas of our culture, how they affect us and set the patterns we now follow. The student also studies the importance of geographical locations as one force affecting man and his/her culture.
US History
Grade: 11 Credit: 1
Course ID: 3201 03340100
Prerequisite: None
This course examines American history from reconstruction to modern times, including the people and events of that period in an effort to come to a better understanding and appreciation of change as a condition of human society, the various contributions from the members of our multicultural society and reforms as a continuous condition of American democracy. STAAR End of Course Exam required for Graduation.
OnRamps US History
HIS 315K/HIS 1301 (first semester) - potential to earn 3 college credits
Grade: 11 Credit: 0.5 (weighted as advanced course)
Course ID: 3211 03880002
Prerequisite: Minimum 90 in English 2 Honors, Masters on English 2 EOC, or teacher recommendation
This course analyzes the interaction among individuals, communities, states, the nation and the world, considering how these interactions have contributed to the development of the United States up to 1865 and its global role. Lectures, readings, written assignments and discussion in this course will address four Core Objectives: Critical Thinking Skills, Communication Skills, Personal Responsibility, and Social Responsibility.
HIS 315L/HIS 1302 (second semester) - potential to earn 3 college credits
Grade: 11 Credit: 1 (weighted as advanced course)
Course ID: 3212 03340100
Prerequisite: HIS 315K/HIS 1301
This course analyzes the interaction among individuals, communities, states, the nation and the world, considering how these interactions have contributed to the development of the United States since 1865 and its global role. Lectures, readings, written assignments and discussion in this course will address four Core Objectives: Critical Thinking Skills, Communication Skills, Personal Responsibility, and Social Responsibility. STAAR End of Course Exam required for Graduation.
Students and parents are required to sign an agreement for participation form prior to the beginning of the course.
Government (Fall Semester)
Grade: 12 Credit: .5 each
Course ID: 3204 03330100
Prerequisite: US History
The basic goal of Government is to familiarize the student with the structure, powers, functions and procedures of the three overlapping branches of the United States government. Students will study the nature of the office of the President, the manner in which he/she is selected, and the major political parties including their differences and similarities. The student will become familiar with the structures and procedures of the legislative and judicial branches, with the objective of a better understanding of the individual’s role as a voter and citizen.
Economics (Spring Semester)
Grade: 12 Credit: .5 each
Course ID: 3205 03310300
Prerequisite: US History
Economics covers the basic principles of economics such as supply and demand, factors of production, scarcity, specialization and basic concepts involved in a capitalist economy. It also emphasizes the practical aspects of economic knowledge necessary for a clear and critical understanding of contemporary issues. Topics will include: different types of insurance, banks and other financial institutions, the stock market, consumerism, energy, inflation, credit and borrowing money.
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