Course Offerings
Curriculum Courses
Language Arts
English Language & Composition
(General, Honors, Advanced & AP)
French Language
(Honors & Advanced)
German Language
(Advanced)
Spanish Language
(Honors, Advanced, AP & Dual Credit)
Japanese Language
(Advanced)
Math
Algebra I
(General, Honors & Advanced)
Algebra II
(General, Honors & Advanced)
Geometry
(General, Honors & Advanced)
Pre-Calculus
(Honors, Advanced & Dual Credit)
Calculus
(Honors & AP)
AP Computer Science
AP Statistics
Science
Physics 1 & 2
(General, Honors, Advanced & AP)
Biology
(General, Honors & Advanced)
Chemistry
(General, Honors, Advanced & AP)
Anatomy/Physiology
(General, Advanced & AP)
Forensic Science
Social Studies
Civics
(General, Honors, Advanced & AP)
World History
(General, Honors, Advanced & AP)
U.S. History
(General, Honors, Advanced & AP)
Music Theory
(General, AP & Dual Credit)
Psychology
(General, Advanced & AP)
European History
U.S. Government & Politics
(General, Advanced & AP)
Human Geography
Visual & Performing Arts
Band
Choir
Visual Arts
(General & AP)
Guitar
Orchestra
(General & Advanced)
Social Dance
Health & Physical Ed.
Health
Physical Education
AP Courses
The advanced placement program is a well respected national program run by the College Board at Princeton. The program allows students the opportunity to earn college credit while still in high school. The student signs up for a high school class that is taught by a certified Advanced Placement Teacher. The student earns college credit by passing a national exam given in May.
Dual Credit Courses
The dual credit program allows a student to earn high school credit and college credit simultaneously. This course may be taught online through a college or taught by a high school teacher, but it will be in conjunction with a college or university. Dual credit courses must comply with KRS 158.007(8) which defined dual credit as "a college-level course of study developed in accordance with KRS 164.098 in which a high school student receives credit from both the high school and postsecondary institution in which the student is enrolled upon completion of a single class or designated program of study.
CTE Pathways
Career Pathways are systemic frameworks for transforming our educational institutions by proactively addressing the needs of students and employers across the learning continuum. Career Pathways are developed, implemented and maintained in partnership among secondary and postsecondary institutions, business and employers. Transitions from secondary to post-secondary studies have received much attention in the past few years. In Kentucky, we are working hard to create more seamless paths for students to facilitate their achievement of a post-secondary credential.
Business Academy
High School of Business
Marketing
Logistics/Supply Chain Management
Hospitality, Travel, & Tourism
Computer Science/IT Academy
Interactive Media
Computer Programming
Network Security
Information Support & Services
Service & Design Academy
Army JROTC
Graphic Design
Early Childhood Education
Teaching & Learning