You will have 8 classes next year. Two classes will have been pre-selected for you: 

• NGSS Biology

• Completing the following Math courses are required for graduation. Current 9th grade students have the option to 'double up' by taking Geometry 1-2 and Algebra 3-4 during their 10th grade year in order to free up space to take more Math electives during 11th and 12th grade: 

  • Algebra 1-2

  • Algebra 3-4

  • Geometry 1-2

• If you have met your Math graduation requirements, you can also take Math electives (see below): 

  • AP Calculus AB

  • AP Calculus BC

  • AP Pre-Calculus

  • AP Statistics

  • Data Science (Elective)

  • Math in Society: College (Elective)

Step #1: Choose your Language Arts Class

Choose your top choice Language Arts class and an alternate from the list below: 

• AP English Language & Composition

• English 5-6 

• English 5-6: Sports, Culture, & Literature/Writing 115 (Dual Credit)

Step #2: Choose your US History Class

Choose your top choice US History class and an alternate from the list below: 

• AP US History

• US History: African American History

• US History: Asian American Studies

• US History: Ethnic Studies

• US History: Latino History

Step #3: Do you Need to Take a World Language Class? 

By the end of this year, will you have completed at least two consecutive years in the same World Language? 

• Yes: You have met your World Language graduation requirements. You can either have a 4th elective or continue taking World Language courses (see below). 

• No: Choose your top choice World Language class from the options below (you must have two consecutive years in the same language in order to graduate): 

• French: 

  • French 1-2

  • French 3-4

  • French 5-6

  • French 7-8

• German: 

  • German 3-4

  • German 5-6

• Mandarin Chinese: 

  • AP Chinese Language & Culture

  • Mandarin Chinese 1-2

  • Mandarin Chinese 3-4

  • Mandarin Chinese 5-6

  • Mandarin Chinese 7-8

• Russian: 

  • Russian Immersion 5-6

• Spanish: 

  • AP Spanish Language & Culture

  • Spanish 1-2

  • Spanish 3-4

  • Spanish 5-6

  • Spanish 7-8 (Dual Credit)

  • Spanish 9-10

Note: if this will be your first year taking a World Language, you will also need an alternate. 

Step #4: Choose your Electives

Choose your top 3 elective classes from the list below (as well as 3 alternates just in case you don't get your top choices): 

Business Electives:

• Accounting 1-2

• Computer Applications 1-2

• Intro to Business

• Personal Finance: College

• Print Shop Internship 1-2

• Student Store Internship 1-2 (concurrently enrolled course with Student Store Management 1-2)

Computer Science Electives:

• AP Computer Science A

• AP Computer Science Principles

• AP Cybersecurity

• Computer Science 1-2

• Computer Science 3-4

• Computer Science 5-6

• Robotics 1-2

• Robotics 3-4

Culinary Arts Electives: 

• Culinary Arts 3-4

• Culinary Arts 5-6

Education Electives:

• Academic Allies

• Advanced Educational Strategies

• Educational Internship 1-2

• Educational Internship 3-4

• Intro to Education

Franklin Film School Electives:

• Documentary Filmmaking

• Narrative Filmmaking

• Video Production: Beginning 1-2

• Video Production: Intermediate 3-4

Industrial Technology Electives:

• Advanced Metals

• Advanced Woodworking & Construction

• Architectural Drafting & Design

• Construction Technology 1-2

• Intermediate Metals

• Intermediate Woodworking & Construction

• Intro to Industrial Technology

• Metals Manufacturing Intern

Language Arts Electives: 

• Advanced Journalism 

• Creative Writing

• Intro to Journalism

PE/Health Electives:

• Advanced Group Fitness 

• Advanced Sports & Games

• Advanced Strength & Conditioning

• Anatomy & Physiology 

• Group Fitness Intro (for students who need to meet their PE credits for graduation)

• Mind & Body Intro (Yoga) (for students who need to meet their PE credits for graduation)

• Sports & Games Intro (for students who need to meet their PE credits for graduation)

• Strength & Conditioning Intro (for students who need to meet their PE credits for graduation)

Performing Arts Electives: 

• Acting: Advanced 5-6

• Acting: Beginning 1-2

• Acting: Intermediate 3-4

• AP Music Theory

• Choir: Advanced - Mixed

• Choir: Beginning Mixed

• Choir: Chamber Mixed

• Choir: Intermediate Treble

• Concert Band

• Concert Choir

• Dance 1-2

• Dance 3-4

• Dance 5-6

• Dance: Advanced Performance

• Drumline

• Jazz Band: Advanced

• Music: Songwriting (Pop Voices)

• Stagecraft: Beginning 1-2

• Symphonic Band

• Theatre Tech: Advanced Stagecraft

• Wind Ensemble

Science & Medical Electives: 

• AP Chemistry

• AP Environmental Science

• AP Physics 1: Algebra Based (Science Credit)

• AP Physics 2: Algebra Based (Science Credit)

• Climate Change, Climate Justice (0.5 credits can count as Science credit for credit recovery purposes) 

• Earth & Space Science

• Forensic Science 1-2 

• Marine Science

• Medical Terminology 

• Sports Medicine 1-2 

• Sports Medicine 3-4 

• Sports Medicine 5-6 (Clinic - After School)

Social Studies Electives: 

• Advanced Mock Trial & Debate/AP Comparative Government

• AP African American History

• AP Modern World History (Students who have previously taken Modern World History can take AP Modern World History as an elective)

• AP Psychology

• Law & Your Rights 1-2

• Mock Trial/Debate

• Music, Art, and Social Activism

• Psychology 1-2 Intro

Visual & Performing Arts Electives: 

• AP 2D Art & Design

• AP 3D Art & Design

• Art: Beginning 1-2

• Art: Intermediate 3-4

• Ceramics: Beginning 1-2

• Ceramics: Intermediate 3-4 

• Photography: Beginning 1-2

• Photography: Intermediate 3-4

Other Electives: 

• Advanced ASB/Leadership

• AP Research

• Asian Studies: Cultures, etc...

• AVID 11

• Cultura, Musica y Comida

• Intro to Leadership

• Library/Media Aide

• Mindfulness 1-2 

• Mindfulness 3-4

• Office Aide

• Study Hall (no credit given)

• Teacher Aide

• Virtual Scholars (online credit recovery)

• Yearbook