Rigby High School

1 Rigby High School 2022-2023 Course Catalog Every student college or career ready Table of Contents GENERAL INFORMNATION .. 4 9TH GRADE COURSE WORKSHEET .. 5 10TH GRADE COURSE WORKSHEET .. 6 11TH GRADE COURSE WORK SHEET .. 7 12TH GRADE COURSE WORK SHEET ..8 ENGLISH PATHWAY .. 9 ENGLISH .. 10,11 MATH PATHWAY .. 12 MATH .. 13,14 SCIENCE .. 15-17 SOCIAL STUDIES & ,22 FOREIGN ,25 FINE ARTS/ PHYSICAL ,33 FAMILY CONSUMER ,35 HEALTH CARE BUSINESS AGRICULTURE ,42 AGRICULTURE TECHNOLOGY EDUCATION TECHNOLOGY Table of Contents Continued 46 AUTOMOTIVE TECHNOLOGY 47 AUTOMOTIVE 48.

2 49 IMMERSION EDUCATIONAL 51 NO-CREDIT 52 BLANK CREDITCOVERY SENIOR PROJECT SENIOR PROJECT RUBRICADVANCED OPPORTUNITIES DUAL ENROLLMENT ASSOCIATES DEGREE CSI PATHWAYGEM STAMP CSI PATHWAYASSOCIATES/ GEM STAMP CSI INFORMATION BLANK CLUBS/ACTIVITIES CLASS CHOICE INFORMATION Honor Roll is a calculation of all grades earned in one specific Roll will be calculated after each Trimester is completed, and only represents that 1 Trimester. honors High honors Seniors who hold a cumulative GPA of - will be eligible for recognition at Graduation.

3 honors is a cumulative GPA High honors is a cumulative GPA Additional Requirements: Student must take a college entrance exam: (ACT or SAT); during their Junior year to be consideredfor graduation their Senior year. Students must pass their civics test by the end of their senior year. Students must pass their Senior Projects (completed during Government course) Students must complete their Biology or Chemistry end-of-course :The State Department of Education and legislatures are frequently changing the examinations that it requires students to have passed or completed in order to graduate.

4 The additional requirements are based on the most updated information that the district had at the time of this publication. 3 or 4 LETTER CAPS WITH NUMBERS FOLLOWING IS A DUAL CREDIT COLLEGE LEVEL COURSE (Ex. ENGL 1101)*indicates a Dual Credit course that fulfills a GEM requirement for the Associate PathwayENGLISH literature & COMPOSTIONE nglish - 9 A, B, C - Open to 9, 10, 11, 12 - Designed for FreshmenRequirement filled: Prerequisite: Content: English None Approach to the basics in language arts, writing and world literature . Advanced English 9 A, B, C Open to 9 Requirement filled: English Prerequisite: Content: summer reading new students make arrangements with instructor.

5 An accelerated curriculum along with Pre-AP strategies for college-bound students. Advanced writing processes and analytic practices necessary to be successful in AP English language or any other English class. English 10 A,B,C Open to 10, 11, 12 - Designed for SophomoresRequirement filled: Prerequisite: Content: English English 9 An integrated approach to the basics in language arts, writing and world literature . honors English 10 A,B,C Open to 10 Requirement filled: Prerequisite: Content: English English 9 & summer reading new students make arrangements with instructor for sophomores on the college prep track.

6 Read non-fiction, classic fiction, drama and poetry to develop rhetorical analysis and close reading skills as well as analytic practices necessary to be successful in AP and dual enrollment courses. English 11 A, B,C Open to 11, 12 - Designed for JuniorsRequirement filled: EnglishPrerequisite: Content: English 9,10 Integrated approach to writing, language arts, and American literature . English 12 A, B Open to 12-Designed for SeniorsRequirement filled: Prerequisite: Content: English English 9, 10, 11 Integrated approach to the basics in language arts, writing and British literature .

7 English ContinuedAP English Language and Composition A, B Open to 11 Requirement filled: Prerequisite: Fee: Content: English GPA Exam covered by Advanced Opportunities Scholarship when student requests funding. Classical rhetorical strategies, analysis, and the modes of writing with emphasis on persuasive writing. Read a variety of non-fiction literary works, write in multiple modes, and become proficient at analysis. College-level workload. *ENGL 101: English Composition Open to 11, 12 - 3 CSI CreditsRequirement filled: Associates Requirement: Prerequisite: Fee: Content: English Written Communication Teacher Recommendation, as well as overall GPA of and 18 on ACT English, or 26 SAT Writing or 55 PSAT Read/Writing.

8 Juniors must have passed AP English A with an80%. If taking ENGL 1101 as a junior, it can only take this class in their 3rd trimesterFee: $195 covered by Advanced Opportunities Scholarship when student requests is designed to instruct student about the writing approach. Readings required forthe class are designed to allow students the opportunity to analyze material in a reading journal. *ENGL 1102: English Composition 2 IEN Open to 12 - 3 CSI CreditsRequirement filled: Associates Requirement: Prerequisite: Fee: Content: English 12 Written Communication Overall GPA of , ENGL 101 80% or a score of 3+ on the APLang test, 32 SAT Writing, 25 ACT-Eng *ENGL 1175: Introduction to literature Open to 12 3 ISU CreditsRequirement filled: Associates Requirement: Prerequisite: Fee: Content.

9 English Humanistic & Artistic Ways of Knowing (listed as ENGL 175) GPA or teacher approval, and completion of ENG 101/1101 or 570 SAT, 25 ACT- $195 covered by Advanced Opportunities Scholarship when student requests funding. Analyze a novel, poem, short story, play or prose piece using literary elements. Also includes conventions, themes, and historical and literary contexts distinctive to the genre at hand to support meaningful interpretations. Requirements include reading done in class as well as outside of class, three analytical essays, poetry writing, quizzes, and exams, and presentations through a variety of media.

10 Managed through Schoology, students utilize discussion boards and electronically submit assignments. English Written Communication Overall GPA of and 18 on ACT-Eng. or 480 SAT EBRW$195 covered by Advanced Opportunities Scholarship when student requests funding. Emphasizes the process and strategies of writing with critical attention to purpose,audience and style. Write analytical essays based on readings, observations, and ideas; develop inventiveness and voice; and edit for style and conventions of standard usage.*ENGL 1101: English Composition Open to 11, 12 - 3 CSI CreditsRequirement filled: Associates Requirement: Prerequisite: Fee: Content: Creative riting -Open to 11,12 Requirement filled: ElectivePrerequisite:Content:English 9, 10 with a BThis elective course will focus on the craft of creative writing through daily writing activities and writing poetry, short stories, and personal non-fiction.