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To ensure our students are college and workforce ready, SROHS has developed frameworks for learning for each mastery-based course. These are not meant to be checklists, but broad frameworks to guide student learning.
To view course description and user-friendly framework of each course, click below:
To view course description and user-friendly framework of each course, click below:
2026/2027 Blocks
2026/2027 Blocks
Note: Any course labeled as a block course has firm due dates that must be met. Work in these courses cannot be rolled over. All other courses are offered in our traditional year-long format.
Note: Any course labeled as a block course has firm due dates that must be met. Work in these courses cannot be rolled over. All other courses are offered in our traditional year-long format.
Block 1 Mon Aug 24, 2026 - Mon Oct 12, 2026
Block 2 Mon Oct 19, 2026 - Thu Dec 3, 2026
Block 3 Wed Dec 9, 2026 - Wed Feb 3, 2027
Block 4 Wed Feb 10, 2027 - Mon Mar 22, 2027
Block 5 Wed Apr 7, 2027 - Tue May 18, 2027
English
English
Book Study Literary Fall (Block 2; Live Meetings)
Book Study Literary Spring (Block 5; Live Meetings)
Book Study Informational Fall (Block 2; Live Meetings)
Book Study Informational Spring (Block 5; Live Meetings)
Math
Math
**Fantasy League Stats (Block 1, 4, or 5)
**Math that Makes Money
Dual Credit Precalculus (Math 143 & 144 in the same school year)
Science
Science
Social Studies
Social Studies
Dual Credit American Government (POLS 101)
Dual Credit Macro Economics (ECON 201)
**DC EDGE (Washington, D.C. trip) 4 credits (2 US History & 2 American Government)
Health
Health
Humanities
Humanities
Humanities may count as electives.
Current Events (Block 2, 3, or 4; Live Meetings)
Dual Credit Entrepreneurship - IDLA (minimum of 4 students required)
History Through Film
Interdisciplinary Humanities A
Interdisciplinary Humanities B
Intro to Anthropology
**Psychology
Understanding History (Block 4)
Electives
Electives
Humanities may count as electives.
Students must earn 2 Homebase credits during enrollment.
**Artificial Intelligence Unfiltered: Hype or Reality? (Block 3)
**Consumer Science (Block 4)
**Extreme Weather: Risk, Response, Recovery (Block 5)
**Eyes In the Sky: Drones and Aerial Photography (Block 2)
**Homebase: Critical Thinking and Problem Solving (Block 2)
**Homebase: Citizenship and Civic Engagement (Block 3)
**Homebase: Professional and Career Readiness (Block 4)
**Intro to Ag
**Japanese
Lifetime Sports
**PE: Golf (Pocatello Area- Block 1; In Person)
**PE: Laser Tag (Pocatello Area- Block 2)
**PE: Bowling (Pocatello Area- Block 3)
Work-Based Exploratory (A, B, and C) (A- Block 2, B- Block 3, C- Block 4)
**New courses for 26/27
$40 per class from Student Learning funds (or Advanced Opportunities if the student is taking 13 or more credits)
Variety of courses
Cohort courses
Assignments
Assessments
Due dates
Letter grade based on percentage
Progress reports
IDLA teacher
Flex Courses
Timeframe
Assignments
Assessments
Final completion date
Letter grade based on percentage
Progress reports
IDLA teacher
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