Beginner ELD is designed for Newcomer and MLL students at the early stages of English acquisition to earn a English/Language Arts credit toward graduation. Eligible students are MLLs at or near WIDA Levels 1-2.4 the year they take this course. This course can be combined with ELD Seminar to earn MLL students two additional English credits. Note: It is strongly recommended that ALL students complete the recommended sequence of English/Language Arts courses � English 1, 2, 3, 4
ELD Seminar is designed for: MLLs at any WIDA/ACCESS level, MLL students nearing the end of their high school career ( recommended as a senior year course), MLL students who may be in need of an additional English credit for high school graduation, MLL students who are taking a Dedicated ELD course in their senior year of high school.Available to all in-program Multilingual Learners.Strongly recommended for use in Senior Year to earn needed credits for graduation.
English 1
English 2
English 3
English 4
College English Composition I – ENG 121
College English Composition II – ENG 122
College Literature – LIT 115
Math (4 years required for graduation)
Math 1
Math 2
Math 3
Math 4 – This course is designed for 12th grade students who need to demonstrate proficiency of 3 or more of the 7 performance indicators for the mathematics capstone in order to meet graduation requirements for competency in mathematics.
College Algebra – MAT 121
College Trigonometry – MAT 122
College Calculus – MAT 201
Science (3 years required for graduation)
Biology
Chemistry
Physics
Principles of Biomedical Science
College Environmental Science – ENVS 1044
College Biology – BIO 120 & Bio 130
Social Studies (3 years required for graduation)
Geography
US History
World History
Latino American History
African American History
Global Gender Studies
Civics
Social Issues
College Psychology – PSY 100
College American Government – CU Succeeds PSCI 1101
College Global Political Issues – CU Succeeds PSCI 2006
College Social Work – SWK 1050
Electives
Fine Arts
Drawing and Painting I-III
Ceramics I-III
Arts and Crafts
Digital Photography I-II
Fine Arts Music
Beginning Band Novice
Band Proficient
Modern Band Novice
Choir Combined/Novice
String Orchestra Novice
String Orchestra Proficient
Intermediate Drumline
Physical Education (1 year needed for graduation or waiver with 2 years of varsity sports)
Body Works
Team/Life Activities
Fitness/Conditioning – Weight Training
ROTC – LET I-III
Peer to Peer (assisting special needs students)
Engineering
Introduction to Engineering Design/Development (Year I)
Principles of Engineering (Year II)
Computer Integrated Manufacturing (Year III)
Engineering Design and Development (Year IV)
Manufacturing
Manufacturing Processes I-III
Manufacturing Processes Practicum (3rd or 4th year students)
Technology
Digital Media Foundations
Cybersecurity
AP Computer Science Principles
College Graphic Design – MGD 105 (Typography and Layout)
College Graphic Design II – MGD 111 (Adobe Photoshop)
Audio Production
Teaching
Introduction to Human Services (Year 1)
Social Issues in Urban Education (Year 1 Semester 2)
Intro to Socially Just Education (Year 2 Option)
Education Equality (Year 2 Option) – DE-EDS 1001
Foreign Language
Spanish I-III
Spanish Language Arts I-III (Spanish for Spanish Speakers)
