HS General Electives
Graduation Requirement:
4.5 credits
Graduation Requirement:
4.5 credits
Personal Finance
Grades: 10-12 Length/Credits: One Semester (0.5 credits)
New Graduation Requirement for Class 2028 and upcoming graduating classes
In Personal Finance, students learn how to do the following things: budgeting, taxes, exponential growth, 401k, retirement, student loans, investing, student loan options/avoidance/strategies, consumer math, credit cards, Microsoft Excel and much more.
Career Seminar
Grades: 10-12 Length/Credits: One Semester (0.5 credits) *Spring Semester Only
This course is a prerequisite for our Work Study course coming soon!
The Career Exploration Seminar is a comprehensive course designed to introduce high school students to the world of work and help them explore various career options. This class emphasizes the importance of self-discovery and career planning, providing students with tools to identify their interests, strengths, and potential career paths. Through research, discussions, and interactive activities, students will explore the skills and education needed for a wide range of careers, from traditional fields to emerging industries. The course will also focus on practical career preparation, including creating professional resumes, practicing interview techniques, and developing essential workplace skills. By the end of the seminar, students will be better prepared to make informed decisions about their academic and career goals, setting a clear path toward their future success.
ACT Prep
Grades: 10-12 Length/Credits: One Semester (0.5 credits)
The ACT Prep Course is an intensive course devoted to covering all aspects of the ACT test, including test-taking skills, reading comprehension skills, grammar/vocabulary, essay writing, math from eighth grade through Algebra 2, and ACT Science. The course includes content review and practice designed around ACT questions and standards, using A-List Education's curriculum. The course also includes college and career preparation, as junior year is a critical time to research majors, colleges, and scholarships.
Intro to Business
Grades: 9-12 Length/Credits: One Semester (0.5 credits)
Understanding basic and complex aspects of business through project-based learning. Students will participate in a variety of tasks and opportunities to understand the business world. Students may also take part in DECA competitions
Study Hall
Grades: 11-12 Length/Credits: One Semester (0.5 credits) Requirement: Limit One Per Year
This class is purely for students who want time during the day to work on their homework. It is an individually-led, silent period that allows for full concentration and focus.