Creative Writing Debate English 1010 English 2200 Foreign Language Humanities Journalism/Yearbook/Newspaper Critical Workplace Skills team Cheerleading Clothing/Sewing Color guard Fashion Strategies Music 1010 Orchestra Song Writing Video Tech/Production Critical Workplace Skills Ceramics Ceramics 2 Clothing Interior Design Painting Sculpture Video Tech/Production Critical Workplace Skills CAREER PATHS: BUSINESS-CENTERED While filling their core required classes, students interested in business-centered career paths should select classes that complement their scientific goals, for instance, Business classes that are in their area of career interest, other core classes that support the career path, concurrent enrollment and AP courses that relate to career path. BUSINESS CAREER OPTIONS OFFICE TECHNOLOGY BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION ACCOUNTING/ FINANCE MARKETING Court Reporter Data Entry Clerk Legal Secretary Medical Records Office Clerk Paralegal Receptionist Secretary Travel CEO Hotel Manager Insurance Adjuster Personnel Manager Public Relations Director Accountant Auditor Bank Teller Banker Business Owner Buyer Loan Officer Stockbroker Tax Preparer Bill Collector Economist Fashion Merchandise Insurance Salesman Realtor Retail Clerk Sports Marketing Store Manager RECOMMENDED ELECTIVE COURSES IN SUPPORT OF BUSINESS PATHS OFFICE TECHNOLOGY BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION ACCOUNTING/ FINANCE MARKETING SALES Accounting 1 and 2 Roles AP English Business Communications Business Office Specialist Critical Workplace Skills Econ 1500 Foreign Language Bus 1021 Personal Financial Planning Web Development Word Processing Accounting 1 and 2 AP Statistics Business Communications Business Office Specialist Critical Workplace Skills Econ 1500 Entrepreneurship Financial Literacy Marketing 1 and 2 Busn 1021 (Personal Financial Planning) Web Development Accounting 1 and 2 AP Statistics Business Communications Business Office Specialist Critical Workplace Skills Econ 1500 Entrepreneurship Financial Literacy Marketing 1 and 2 Busn 1021 (Personal Financial Planning) Personal Financial Planning Accounting 1 and 2 AP Statistics Business Communications Business Office Specialist Busn 1021 (Personal Financial Planning) Critical Workplace Skills E-Commerce/Marketing (BTECH) Econ 1500 Entrepreneurship Fashion Financial Literacy Marketing 1 and 2 Sports and Entertain Marketing
Web Development CAREER SCIENTIFIC-CENTERED While filling their core required classes, students interested in scientific-centered career paths should select classes that complement their scientific goals, for instance, Science classes that are in their area of career interest, other core classes that support the career path, concurrent enrollment and AP courses that relate to career path. SCIENTIFIC CAREER OPTIONS MEDICAL ENGINEERING NATURAL SCIENCE Anesthesiologist Dietician Home Health Care Aide/CNA Ophthalmologist Paramedic Pharmacist Physical/Respiratory Therapist Physician/Dental Physician/Dentist Assistant Psychiatrist Radiologist/X-ray Technician Veterinarian Chemical Engineer Chemist Civil Engineer Electrical Engineer Mechanical Engineer Physicist Surveyor Agricultural Biologist Environmental Scientist Farm Management Forestry Geologist Horticulturist Marine Biologist Meteorologist Natural Resource Management Nursery/Greenhouse Management Wildlife Management Veterinarian Zoologist RECOMMENDED ELECTIVE COURSES IN SUPPORT OF SCIENTIFIC PATHS MEDICAL ENGINEERING NATURAL SCIENCE Adult Roles Advanced Anatomy/Physiology Ag Biology Anatomy/Physiology Animal Science AP Biology AP Calculus AP Statistics Biology Chemistry Conceptual Physics Dental Assisting Econ 1500 English 1010 Growth/FHD 1500 Intro to EMS Introduction to Anatomy Medical Terminology Nurse Aide Nutrition AP Calculus AP Statistics Chemistry 1010 Chemistry Drafting/CAD Electronics English 1010 Introduction to Engineering 1010 Math 1050 Physics Physics with Technology Computer Science Principles Critical Workplace Skills Ag Biology Animal Science AP Biology AP Calculus AP Statistics Astronomy Biology/AP Biology Chemistry 1010 Chemistry Conceptual Physics English 1010 Environmental Science Equine Science Plant Science 1800 Physics Physics with Technology Critical Workplace Skills
CAREER PATHS: TECHNICAL-CENTERED filling their core required classes, students interested in technical-centered career paths should select classes that complement their scientific goals, for instance, Technical classes that are in their area of career interest, other core classes that support the career path, concurrent enrollment and AP courses that relate to career path. TECHNICAL CAREER OPTIONS CONSTRUCTION/ MANUFACTURING COMMUNICATIONS / ELECTRONICS EQUIPMENT OPERATION SPECIALITY SERVICES Architect Assembly Line Worker Brick Mason Cabinetry Carpenter Electrician Heating/Air Cond. Machinist Painter Plumber Welder Specialist Communications Tech Computer Engineer Electronic Repair Fiber Optics Tech Network System Eng. Network System Mgr. Systems Analyst Video Tech Web Designer Web Manager Airline Ground Support Auto Mechanic Auto Body Repair Delivery Driver Diesel Mechanic Forklift Operator Pilot Road Construction Small Engine Mechanic Truck Driver Welder Baker Cartographer Chef Cosmetologist Culinary Arts Custodian Locksmith Meat cutter Pest Control Seamstress RECOMMENDED ELECTIVE COURSES IN SUPPORT OF TECHNICAL CONSTRUCTION/ MANUFACTURING COMMUNICATIONS / ELECTRONICS EQUIPMENT OPERATION SPECIALITY SERVICES Building Construction Conceptual Physics Diesel Mechanic Drafting/CAD Intro to Engineer. 1010 Physics Physics with Technology Woods 1,2 Critical Workplace Skills Business Communications Computer Science Principles Conceptual Physics Electronics Journalism/Yearbook Light and Sound Multi-Media Design/Pro PC Repair Photo classes Physics with Technology Video Tech/Prod Web Page Design Critical Workplace Skills Ag Systems Auto Collision Auto Mechanics Diesel Mechanics Machine Shop Physics with Technology Critical Workplace Skills Ag Systems Clothing Cosmetology Creative Cooking/Foods Culinary Arts Drafting/CAD Fashion Strategies Machine Shop Meat cutting Critical Workplace Skills PLANNING HIGH SCHOOL COURSEWORK TO SUPPORT POST-HIGH SCHOOL PLAN
ENGLISH 10 LIT ENGLISH 10 WRITING ENGLISH 1010 ENGLISH 11 LIT ENGLISH 11 WRITING ENGLISH 2200 ENGLISH 9 LIT ENGLISH 9 WRITING HUMANITIES MYTHOLOGY NOVELS AND SHORT STORIES SPORTS LITERATURE AND FILM WESTERN LITERATURE Social Science AMERICAN GOVERNMENT ANCIENT WORLD HISTORY AP EUROPEAN HISTORY AP GOVERNMENT AND POLITICS AP US HISTORY CURRENT ISSUES ECON 1500 H/GROWTH FCHD 1500 HISTORY 1700 HUMANITIES MODERN HISTORY POLITCAL SCIENCE 1100 PSYCHOLOGY PSYCHOLOGY 1010 SOCIOLOGY US HISTORY WORLD GEOGRAPHY Mathematics AP CALCULUS AB AP CALCULUS BC AP STATISTICS CALCULUS AB/AP CALCULUS AB/AP CALCULUS BC/AP MATH 1050 MATH 1060 PRECALCULUS SECONDARY MATH 1 SECONDARY MATH 1 HONORS SECONDARY MATH 2 SECONDARY MATH 2 HONORS SECONDARY MATH 3 SECONDARY MATH 3 HONORS STAT 1040 Natural/Physical Science Lab AP BIOLOGY X AP CHEMISTRY X AP ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE X AP PHYSICS ASTRONOMY X BIOLOGY X BIOLOGY 1010 BOTANY X CHEMISTRY X CHEMISTRY 1010 EARTH SCIENCE X ENV SCIENCE X GEOLOGY 1010 PRINCIPLES WITH TECHNOLOGY Additional Core Courses CHINESE CHINESE 2 FRENCH 1 FRENCH 2 FRENCH 3 GERMAN 1 GERMAN 2 GERMAN 3 SPANISH 1 SPANISH 2 SPANISH 3 SPANISH 4 ADVANCED PLACEMENT CLASSES Advanced Placement classes are intensive courses available to students who wish to prepare for the AP examinations administered each spring by the College AP Exams contain multiple-choice questions and a free-response section, except for the Studio Art exams, which are portfolio assessments. Most four-year colleges provide credit for students with qualifying scores. AP classes are full-year classes and require serious academic effort. AP examinations cost approximately $95.00 for each examination. The following AP classes may be offered at Ridgeline: